you're not clifford, are you? >> i'm clifford. no, i-- i-- clifford the large middle-aged man. ( laughter ) no, i play... ( laughter ) let's be honest. just a sad, depressing, family film. >> stephen: and-- and it starts off as a little puppy, but she loves it so much, that in the morning, there's a sad middle-aged man in her room! "i'm the dog!" >> or she just throws it to the side, and that's what happens. >> stephen: sure. >> okay, so this clip, i'm zack tieran, the bad guy-- the bad guy! and i'm trying to-- i see this-- anyway, i have a company called life grow that kinds of manipulates nature for profit. >> stephen: sure. >> and i see clifford, and i'm like he's trying to capture his magic and take him down. >> stephen: i didn't mean. >> roll the tape! >> oh! you must be emily elizabeth. >> who are you? >> i'm zack tieran, from life grow. it is so nice to meet you. here's my card. you are a lifesaver, young lady. i cannot thank you enough for finding our dog. >> your dog? >> yeah, one of our clumsy janitors left the gate open

jack whitehall in "clifford the big red dog. take a look at this. >> the dishwasher is right there. >> yeah, but the water cutoff is in the bedroom closet >> don't come in here. >> why not >> it's private. >> it's haunted. >> i can do it, though >> yeah, yeah. thanks >> get in there and give it a little - >> so the dishwasher so it makes, like, this weird crackling noise. ♪ >> stop! [ dog whining ugh! everything is under control. just shutting off the valve. >> jimmy: there you go [ cheers and applause remember me at the oscars. >> i'll thank you in my speech >> jimmy: thank you. jack whitehall, everybody. "clifford the big red dog" is in theaters and streaming on paramount plus tomorrow. nathaniel rateliff and the night sweats are performing when we come back. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ you only get one first bite of the kentucky fried chicken sandwich so you better make it the best one, which is this one here. but it's also this one. oohh but this one's a good-looking bite too... try the kentucky fried chicken sa

clifford you spoke about corporations. you all kind of referenced the problem of complicity with corporations. i do remember when bill clinton delinked human rights from trade on may 26th, 1994. i along with david bonyer, speaker pelosi, a member like me, just not in leadership yet. we joined together and criticized that delinking in a very powerful way saying let's trade. let's have engagement, but let's make sure that it is within conditions that respect the fundamental freedoms of people in all of china. we didn't think hong kong was the problem that it has been but hong kong could have been a great model what they could evolve them into. he linked them on friday afternoon. i did a press conference. c-span carried that press conference, may 26th, 1994 and i and others who spoke out there take the measure of the united states, and profits trump's human rights. we have not gotten them back ever since. so hopefully we'll have an opportunity to make that right for our complicity as well. but the corporations, if you could s

. >>> up next, biographer kate clifford larson recounts the life of late civil rights leader fannie lou hailer, hosted by the center for brooklyn history in new york. >> welcome to tonight's program, a discussion of civil rights leader fannie lou hammer. my name is marcia ely from the center for brooklyn history. a part of the library's arts and culture team, the team that brings to you whispering library and much, much more, and if you're curious about any of these intriguingly titled programs, i hope you'll visit the website and find out more. tonight, three women, all leaders in their own right, will be in conversation about the extraordinary and inspiring life of fannie lou hammer. her courage and spirit and faith gave her the strength to lead the fight for racial justice, in voting equality, in jim crow mississippi. it is distressing that today, in pockets across the country, voting rights are again threatened. and hammer's story is all the more timely. so tonight's program is inspired by a new book written by one of our panelists, kate clifford larson, titled "walk with me: a biog

clifford the big dog is back on the big screen. this time it's a live action comedy with the loveable lad who grows to be 10 feet tall. but more importantly at the center of the story is love and community featuring the voices of john cleese kenan thompson, david alan grier and tony hale. it's a dean's list. c plus now in theaters. now that you've been attacked with red notices. >> you become the world's most wanted criminals. only >> the others are 3 of hollywood's most charismatic stars dwayne johnson, aka don and ryan reynolds red notice is a predictable heist movie centering around 2 of the world's most notorious jewel thieves and an fbi profiler. the search of the infamous treasure known as cleopatra's jewels. supposedly given to the egyptian princess by marc anthony and i know you've seen ice stories like this a million times before it's a little easier to take now. he's very likable stars going through all the motions. it's another dean's list. c plus in theaters. and this weekend is streaming on netflix where you can always

our kron four's charles clifford. he was at that as a foe today to see how it's impacting flights in and out of the bay area. >> well, here at sfo on monday. it was a very busy travel day despite the new travel restrictions put in place because of mccrone coronavirus variant starting on monday, non us citizens are banned from traveling to the u.s. from south africa botswana, zimbabwe and 5 other southern africa nations here at sfo. there are very few, if any direct flights from that part of the world most flights will connect through heathrow or jfk or another large airport. the emergence of this new coronavirus variant is very concerning because travelers are just now getting back to traveling the way they were before the pandemic. i talked to a couple of people here at sfo on monday who say they are concerned now it's become very scary. >> the fly because now that the book about the new. new of i don't. if covid-19 it's become to be scary. the job and especially in the afternoon. yeah. because of people like, you kn

kron four's charles clifford. he was there. he shows us the event. well, right now i'm on the island of alameda behind me there. the uss hornet dow every memorial day, veterans day. they have a really great a ceremony inside. >> on the ship this veterans day. they set up a stage on the hangar deck. they had about 100 people in attendance and took some time to recognize the veterans who were there. and as with every memorial day and veterans day that also took time to pay tribute to those fallen in the line of duty. there's a really nice wreath laying ceremony off the fan tail. >> of the ship. there are also numerous speakers today including a woman who moved to the u.s. from jamaica. she became a nurse. >> joined the army and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel after the ceremony asked her what it is she thinks about on veterans day. i think about all of those who have served and mostly honestly truly the states soldiers and sailors who have gone forth and their family because sometimes they're the forgotten ones without our family. we couldn't do

charles clifford kron 4 news. >> all right. most people, if they haven't seen the northern lights really, really want to see them. here's another example of why an amazing light show. and this is time lapse video of the northern lights dancing across the sky in this case, a resident in southern minnesota, cut these truly beautiful images last night. but flights are now migrating through the bay area. this is video here taken by photographer. >> allison gavel of a monarch butterfly being born. how cool is that. yeah, the number of monarchs counted in california dropped to a record low last year when fewer than 2000 were counted statewide. some environmentalists believe butterflies are now bouncing back a bit. thanks to the drought that warmer and drier weather helps make the long fall migration an easier journey for the i like the northern lights that was beautiful. >> all right. we're looking live at the golden gate bridge and that a bad little cloudy. but. >> otherwise a pretty nice day in the bay. a bit overcast monday. there

charles clifford kron 4 news. >> all right. let's go back to your 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now. san francisco's embarcadero. lawrence. yeah, i i can argue with that. was a beautiful paris. really nice out there today. sidewalks were all washed down in that nice get the nice cleansing. while the rain and certainly help clean things out. and now we're enjoying that nice beautiful weathers. well, high pressure is taking over now and that is going to lead to some warmer temperatures will be back in the 70's. i think tomorrow beautiful out toward the golden gate bridge and notice nice and clear. look at the flag out there. >> lying straight down. not much in the way of a breeze it all out there. i think we're going to see a little bit of an offshore wind overnight tonight. and that's going to lead to a nice warm day tomorrow. the rain line moving well to the north, you see them northwest, they're getting all the rain is high pressure really begins to build in that ridge going to dominate our weather not on

clifford was at the announcement today with oakland leaders. >> well here in oakland on friday, the chinatown chamber of commerce crimes against asians, reward fund and the san francisco police officers association have teamed up to offer a $10,000 reward to encourage anyone to come forward with information on this case this past saturday. 2a month-old jasper. wu was riding in the back of this white lexus being driven southbound by his mother along 8.80. there were 2 other adults and 2 other children in the car around 02:00pm near the split between 8980 a bullet struck the car and injured jasper. he later died at the hospital the california highway patrol is leading the investigation. but so far released very little information. we don't know the motive for the shooting or who was responsible, although the highway patrol is leading the investigationb they are being assisted by the oakland police department. opd chief armstrong said on friday that he believes the reward money could help but that it will take more than that. of rewards help influence people to bring forth information. >> we hop

. >> kron four's charles clifford has the story. well here in san francisco since the pandemic has started to ease the city is starting to see more tourists are also more people returning. >> to the office for work. the city is also launching a new effort to hopefully help those people feel welcome here the city of san francisco has committed 12.5 million dollars over the next 2 years to deploy the san francisco. wellome ambassadors program. dressed invisible clothing. these ambassadors will walk city street answering questions, providing directions. >> and offering what assistance they can. mayor london breed says the goal is for them to help visitors to the city. enjoy their time here and make them feel welcome. she also hopes the ambassadors will ease the return of office workers who may be coming back to the city after the pandemic. these ambassadors. >> are exactly what this city needs. >> we need people. >> like james and some of the folks who are here that are out on the streets that enjoy this work and what they're doing. >>

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> now to our coronavirus coverage. the federal government has agreed to pay pfizer more than 5 billion dollars for 10 million treatment courses of its experimental covid pill. this marks nation's largest purchase agreement yet for a coronavirus therapy. pfizer claims its antiviral pill can significantly cut the rate of hospitalizations and deaths in covid patients. president biden says the treatment could prove to be another critical tool to get us out of the pandemic. the medication still has not been authorized by the fda once approved. it could become available by the end of the year. >> osha is suspending enforcement of the biden administration's covid vaccine mandate for large private businesses osha, cited pending litigation and a statement saying it still confident that workers can be protected last week. an appeals court called the mandate fatally flawed and ordered that osha not enforce that requirement pending more review more than 2 dozen state attorneys general are also challenging that mandate in court. fe

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> an update now from fairfield police tonight. they say they have recovered $50,000 worth of stolen jewelry yesterday. police say 3 suspects broke into daniels jewelers in the solano town center. a photo from the scene here shows a sledgehammer on the floor. police tell us that 3 teens have been arrested in connection to this. it is the 3rd jewelry store that has been targeted this week alone. these took $250,000 in merchandise from the longbow chillers in san francisco's chinatown that happened tuesday morning and then on monday, thieves shattered the display cases of the story. concord's sun valley mall. we're on verdict. watch as day 3 of a jury deliberations are underway in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial in wisconsin a little earlier this morning, the judge through msnbc out of the courtroom for the remainder of the trial. it's after a kenosha. police say someone claiming to be a producer for the cable news channel appeared to be following the bus that was transporting jurors way from the courthouse. in a statement, nbc say

charles clifford has more on the governor's message. well, the number of coronavirus cases in california about a month ago was starting to go up. but in the past 7 to 10 days new infections have actually leveled off. that's good news. but state health officials. >> are still worried that we could see a winter surge over the upcoming holidays on monday, governor newsom visited a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district. he also spoke to the press noting that 91% of eligible californians have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. that's more than 58 million total doses that have been administered. but newsom says there's still work to do is encouraging all adults to get booster shots for parents to get their kids vaccinated for everyone to remember the pandemic isn't over. >> this is our sprint working our way into the holiday season to encourage and promote boosters to deal with waning immunity, continue to encourage people that haven't gotten a shot to get a shot, particularly as we enter into the holiday season. now,

charles clifford has details. >> well, the number of coronavirus cases in california about a month ago was starting to go up. but in the past 7 to 10 days new infections have actually leveled off. that's good news. but state health officials are still worried that we could see a winter surge over the upcoming holidays on monday. governor newsom visited a vaccine clinic in san francisco's mission district. he also spoke to the press noting that 91% of eligible californians have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. that's more than 58 million total doses that have been administered. but newsom says there's still work to do is encouraging all adults to get booster shots for parents to get their kids vaccinated for everyone to remember the pandemic isn't over. >> this is our sprint working our way into the holiday season to encourage and promote boosters to deal with waning immunity, continue to encourage people that haven't gotten a shot to get a shot, particularly as we enter into the holiday season. now, if you're interested in getting vaccinated or if you need a booster shot

clifford. now i gotta the find mys cay. okay. i'm basically going to read the first three pages of this. this is called eric garner and me. please permit me a crude analogy. the fall of 2014 was like an unforeseen rainstorm, a cracking open of a heretofore cloudless sky of the kind that used to occur on bad sitcoms of years gone by. everyone who was caught unprepared scrambled for the nearest cover. these people heading to that awning, those people to another. the rain in this analogy is the non-indictment of the police officers who choked erin garner to death -- erin garner to death as shown on the videotape seen by the entire world. all right. [laughter] close on the heels of the non-indictment of the police officers who shot michael brown to death and 16 months after the nonconviction of the self-appointedded public guardian who shot and killed trayvon martin. from the crowd urn one awning, this is the kind of justice blacks can expect. in a white society which is no justice at all. from the other side of the street, the so-ca

charles clifford is tracking the rise in prices. he joins us now with the details. charles. >> yeah. well, we've seen prices for retail items food. i get on the lumber store and then just the price raw lumber was up. it's been climbing for months and now we're seeing just how bad the problem according to the labor department, consumer prices climbed 6.2% in october as compared to a year ago. that's more than expected and inflation hasn't risen this passed since the early 1990's. the prices of almost everything fuel food, vehicles, housing and retail items are all climbing. >> inflation is the result of high demand from consumers and a lack of supply due to fuel shortages around the world bottlenecks at ports and labor shortages, including a lack of truck drivers. the labor department says that the economy is adding jobs and wages are increasing but that the steep inflation is wiping out any gains that the average worker might be making federal regulators and treasury secretary janet yellen have long claimed that the inflation is just temporary as the economy recover

to my right is clifford thompson, author of love for sale and what it is. and to my far right -- so we're going to start out with sloan reading from her piece. >> hi, thank you guys for coming. and thank you for getting us in this. i'm just going to read a little bit, the essay that was selected from the book, look alive out there, is called the doctor is a woman. the very beginning will give you no clue as to what it's about, which is probably not great for a essay, but i set a painting on fire. so i guess know that happens. it's about ambivalence about children. most children are okay once you get to know them. they're like your flakiest, least employable friend who sleeps through brunch, terrible art, and name drops characters you have never heard of. old as there is the little difference between what amuses me and a 7-year-old. as someone who has pregnant women, i can tell you that babies pound your bladder into a pancake and put your stomach level with your heart. this would be funny if women were men, because the bladder. this would be funny if women

kron four's charles clifford joins us live with details. what are they saying? charles? >> well, today a maryland and breed was out trying to encourage people to shop and go out to eat during the holiday season. but that entire effort is overshadowed by what happened last weekend. last friday down in union square and today the mayor along with the police chief gave us an update on the investigation also talked about what they're doing to keep it from happening again. the san francisco district attorney announced on tuesday that 8 people have been charged with felony counts in connection to last friday's robberies in union square. san francisco police chief william scott says they are still reviewing surveillance video and following up on leads and that more arrests could be we are in the process of trying to identify faces and. >> the occult and the like going through all this evidence. but i'm confident i talk to my investigators every day and command staff who who are over overseeing these investigations. i'm confident we'll have further arrests. >> meanwhile, the city

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> santa cruz counties. indoor mask mandate is back in effect as of last night in anticipation of a possible winter surge in cases. people again being required to wear masks in public places and offices and when other people are visiting even in their own homes. this is regardless of vaccination status. the renewed mandate will be in effect indefinitely depending on how the county's covid case, let is shaping up. and this is the deadline for nearly 4 million tsa workers to get vaccinated against covid. it is happening. of course, one of the busiest travel times of the year. roughly 93% of tsa workers have complied. we're told the agency says the mandate deadline is not expected to have any effect on thanksgiving week. staffing. the biden administration is giving the green light for fully vaccinated families together at thanksgiving. a booster shots or not. and doctor anthony fauci says people who are fully vaccinated do not need to wear a mask while indoors with family members. raquel martin has the latest.

but for now in the east bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >> thank you so much, charles. in the wake of the jasper wu shooting surveillance cameras are now being considered on oakland freeways. the police chief is saying he supports this idea, however, would likely take additional support from city leaders to help get that ball rolling. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon reports. >> i would definitely welcome freeway cameras in oakland. think any addition of technology would be helpful. it helps us solve these investigations. >> oakland police chief leronne armstrong is full-throated support for installing surveillance cameras on oakland stretches of the 5.80, in 8.80, freeways comes in the wake of the deadly shooting of 23 month-old jasper wu no suspects have been arrested no arrests made and no cameras at this time on the freeway. however, the chief would like to see that change it and be helpful for solving these investigations and it would have helped in this crime as well. >> there are surveillance cameras in place in the contra costa county freeway safety network. >> which

charles clifford has details on that. >> according to the labor department, consumer prices climbed 6.2% in october as compared to a year ago. that's more than expected and inflation hasn't risen this passed since the early 1990's. the prices of almost everything fuel food, vehicles, housing and retail items are all climbing. inflation is the result of high demand from consumers and a lack of supply due to fuel shortages around the world bottlenecks at ports and labor shortages, including a lack of truck drivers. the labor department says that the economy is adding jobs and wages are increasing but that the steep inflation is wiping out any gains that the average worker might be making federal regulators and treasury secretary janet yellen have long claimed that the inflation is just temporary as the economy recovers from the pandemic. cal state university east bay economics professor far hudson baton says he expects prices will eventually come down, but it could take a while you just cannot go back to normal overnight is going to take several months. >> probably several quarters so that

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. charles, thank you for that. >> the center is the fire department is officially declaring an end to its wildfire season. officials say after receiving nearly a foot of rain in october. the fire threat is minimal eyes to the center as a community, although the season is over. the fire department says people should still remain vigilant during the winter months and to prepare for another potentially active wildfire season next year. time now to talk about our weather as we take a live look outside towards sfo. it's a mix of sun and clouds today. but more rain is on the way. so let's check with kron four's erin carry for all the details erica hastened as you're right about that. but look at the difference we saw mostly cloudy conditions and some fog this morning, but it has since. >> cleared seeing blue skies there. we did see rain last night. some parts of the north bay saw over 2 and a half inches of rain from that system has since dried both up and down our state. and we're just seein

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> thanks, charles. it's time get a check of our forecast. it's looking pretty nice out there live look outside at the golden gate bridge. the sun is shining got a little bit of blue sky here kron 4 meteorologist john trimble has details, though, on our next chance of rain. >> well, we've been fortunate to see rain and snow recently in this forecast. but so far this week in this past weekend, we have been seeing things remaining pretty dry and today is certainly no different. tomorrow is pretty much going to be a repeat of what we're looking at today, which is those partly cloudy skies. sunshine reappearing at times but come thursday. we do see some changes in this forecast and that doesn't involve showers pushing through into the evening on thursday. this is going to result in no more than a 10th of an inch for rain for most areas, maybe a quarter of an inch for areas like santa rosa, but not the remarkable for the week ahead. as for today, it's been cool but comfortably cool daytime highs mostly in the 60's. a few low 70's on the map like i

charles clifford kron 4 news. >> it is going to cost drivers a little bit extra to cross the bay bridge starting january first the total jumped from $6 to $7. that price hike as part of a ballot measure that was passed in 2018. let's talk about the forecast again as we take the a live look what at this is the view from on top of a month. 10 kron meteorologists dave sphar is here with some details state we're using all the blue pixels to lovk at the second blue to, you know, i got blue bayer, but half moon bay going on here in the skies over the way some high cloudiness katherine and looking pretty good as we go through this week ahead. you know, if you want a little flavor of that spring-like weather or. >> kind of early fall. that's what the doctor ordered, at least for much of this week ahead. nothing's going to change a little bit next week. we jump to the current winds and they look like they're still kind of getting their act together. what we do here, a little bit of an on shore when the east bay shoreline off shore up the solano county that using an alarm bell in terms of fire co

clifford the big red dog landed in third place taking in $8.1 million. after two weekends on top, eternal's fell to second. $10.8 million put the flick at $136 million domestic. ghostbusters afterlife right out of the gate with $44 million. capturing the crown in its debut weekend. >>> coming to a theater near you this week, house of gucci. degrees and licorice pizza. >>> wine tasting is a favorite pastime in the bay area about how about water tasting? how one person is getting on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on your whole meal with deals like 14 dollars off your turkey. >>> some people in southern california are paying to participate in water tasting's. one west hollywood hotel is offering water tastings for $75. th

but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news, thank you so much, charles. now go to the north bay. >> where marine county says it's ready to give shots to little arm starting on saturday. the county set up a vaccine clinic for the 5 to 11 age group of the northgate mall. kids will be given 2 shots, 3 weeks apart. the dosages, a 3rd of what is given to adults the vaccines come in, orange cap viles as opposed to the purple cap viles. that's meant for people 12 and up vaccine clinic at the northgate mall in sandra fell is going offer shots to kids tuesday through saturday and there are some schools in marin county. they're gearing up to be vaccination sites. >> one site northgate shopping center starting on saturday will have about 400 appointments by appointment. only for children. it's also open for adults who want to get booster doses and flu shots will be mixing our kids and our adults and this set and the setting in other places will be doing it just for kids like miller creek school. we have a 1000 appointments on saturday, a 1000 appointments on sunday

we're going to start right now with kron four's charles clifford who is at a special ceremony aboard the uss hornet was an alameda. he's joining us now live. how was it charles? >> it was good. you know, the uss hornet here. it's a museum on the island of alameda. it is staffed by veterans. so they never miss an opportunity to pay tribute to those who serve. this veterans day. they set up a stage on the hangar deck. they had about 100 people in attendance. it took some time to recognize the veterans who were there. and as with every memorial day and veterans day that also took time to pay tribute to those fallen in the line of duty. laying ceremony off the fan - tail. >> of the ship. there are also numerous speakers today including a woman who moved to the u.s. from jamaica. she became a nurse. >> join the army and rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel after the asked her what it is she thinks about on veterans day. i think about all of those who have served and mostly honestly truly the states soldiers and sailors who have gone forth and their family because sometimes they're the f

kron four's charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in oakland on tuesday, the police department is investigating the robbery of an armored truck. it happened near the intersection of fruitvale and 8.80, in a shopping center. there is an auto zone food. max police responded about 10 o'clock in the morning to reports of an armed robbery when they arrived on scene, they found this gardaworld armored truck which had 2 employees inside apparently, according to police, a suspect had come up fled the scene. now the poliue department was here for several hours on tuesday morning investigating talking to witnesses, trying to figure out what happened. looked like the crew. the armored truck was a little shook up. but fortunately no one was injured this point. the police have not identified any suspects. this is very much an ongoing investigation. but for now in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> the alameda county coroner's office has identified 2 people killed in 2 separate crashes last week in pleasanton. a woman died thursday night after crashing her car into a light pole. that

this split >> mike, great stuff thank you so much >>> up next, a guest from new york life and will clifford the big red dog get kids back into theaters twaes at stake for the hollywood opening weekend for that film and others, next what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? what's strong with me? me? with me! >>> the united nations climate change conference cop26 wrapping up in glascow. world leaders making big pledges to curb greenhouse gas emissions and cut methane emissions and end deforestation. joining us is the ceo of new york life investment welcome back it is great to see you. >> thank you it is great to be here. >> so i'm not sure the leaders reached a final agreement in the ending moments of cop26 but ultimately what have the few weeks and the pledges meant for investors? >> from an investor perspective there were really two key developments that i'm very excited about. the first is that the investment community, the finance sector a part of the summit and the conversation because ultimately in order to fund the energy transition in

but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron 4 news. what a story. thank you so much, charles. >> well, that out to the south bay and in san jose, some city leaders and environmentalists are celebrating that a vote that they say will protect coyote valley from urban development went through kron four's off level has the story. now. he joins us live from san jose, good afternoon, rob. >> good afternoon, justine. that's there will be any huge amazon style where houses built here in the coyote valley anytime soon. not after the city council voted to preserve some 314 acres of land here in a setting, a precedent for the preservation of hundreds of acres of more of this land in the future. let's take a look at the video here is hard to imagine. that this place, this coyote valley here in far south san jose's actually inside the city limits of san jose now in what marks a victory for local environmentalists. the city council last night voted unanimously to rezone part of coyote valley from industrial use to agricultural and open space for forming and wildl

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> happening now across the bay area. kaiser permanente workers are on the picket lines supporting engineers who are striking to get a better work contract engineers and union members have been on strike for the last 2 months amid contract negotiations, citing alleged unfair labor practices and poor pay in total. it's about 40,000 people on strike. that includes kaiser employees such as mental health professionals nurses of tris pharma says and others all standing with their engineering brothers and sisters. >> it's all about patient care at the end of the day, we are out here fighting for a contract for these local 39 engineers because we need engineers to perform their duties within this facility and to take care of the equipment so that we can get quality of care to the patient. what. >> kaiser says. the sympathy strike throughout the bay area and sacramento area will not help patients and bring the engineers and kaiser any closer to an agreement. kaiser says if you have an appointment during the strike. san francisco'

charles clifford kron 4 news. >> thank you so much, charles. today is also the busiest day for thanksgiving travel at san francisco international airport. he was the scene this morning. a lot of people going through security, 50,000 passengers are expected to go through security today. >> so we'll go there live at 3.30 to see what the crowds look like and also bring you any information that you need to know if you're headed there tonight or through the holiday of thanksgiving and as for travelers heading through the oakland airport officials there saying wednesday the wednesday right before thanksgiving is expected to be the busiest. so stay with us from our coverage at 3.30. and now let's talk with the forecast and a lot of people are heading out on this friday. this is a live look now at the san mateo bridge kind of gloomy out there today as well. some drizzle. our meteorologist rodriguez is here now with any of that rain we're seeing is impacting flights. just all clear for our local airports in the bay area. san francisco international airp

let's find out from kron 4 s charles clifford. he's live for us now here in san francisco after speaking with a consumer expert and joins us now with some details. that started saving my money for a rainy day. charles. that rainy day is here. >> yeah. you know, if you're going to travel for it it's probably going to cost you more gas prices are way up. and also if you're going shopping going to get your supplies for thanksgiving. those prices have gone up as well. >> according to triple a regular gas in california is costing an average of $4 and $0.62 a gallon right now. last year at this time, gas was $3.18 a gallon. california is also more expensive than the national average of $3 and $0.42. the bay area has some of the most expensive gas in the entire state with regular averaging about $4.80 a gallon joe wright out as a consumer advocate. he says the high prices are the result of a global oil shortage and high demand. people want to be driving after being cooped up for so and it's people want to take a trip instead of staying a

. >>> up next biographer kate clifford larson recounts the life of the late civil rights leader. this was hosted by the center for brooklyn history in new york. >> welcome to tonight's program. it's a discussion of civil rights leader. my name is marsha eli. i'm the director of programs at the brooklyn public library center for history, and the culture team presents the team that brings you climate reads and so much, much more. and if you're curious about any of these titled programs i hope you'll visit the website and find out more. tonight three women all leaders in their own rights will be in conversation about the extraordinary and inspiring life whose courage and spirit and faith gave her the strength to lead the fight for racial justice and voting equality in jim crow mississippi. it is distressing that today in pockets across the country voting right are again threatened and all the more timely. so tonight's program is inspired by a new book written by one of our panelists titled "walk with me" a biography of fanny lou hamer. it is a powerful book, beautifully written. i w

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> all right, charles, thank you for that. now 2 other bay area counties are easing. some indoor mask requirements for people who are fully vaccinated in contra, costa and alameda counties today. people are going to people that are going to control spaces like offices, gyms and places of worship can take off their masks if they are fully vaccinated. however, there can be no more than 100 people present at the place at that time masks will still be required in public settings like bars, restaurants, retail and grocery stores and schools. and your commute could be impacted if you union san francisco sfmta is suspending some routes because of a driver shortage and today's the deadline for all city workers to be vaccinated. and at last check about 87 muni operators had not shown proof of vaccination. these are the routes that will be suspended today. the one california short route. the 14. our mission rapid a short route. the 30 stock in short route and the 49 van ness short route short service refers to buses that run on a segmen

but for now in south san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> all right. well, it is a kid's centric covid vaccine clinic city of san jose is doing its part to make the process a little bit more enjoyable for kids coming to get their shots. kron four's rob fladeboe joining us now the jungle themed clinic, a route. >> that's right. no you know, i've seen this firsthand about how getting the shot can well, frankly a little bit scary for kids, especially the youngest kids. the idea here is to make them feel safe and secure, maube even have a little fun before they get the shot. let's go inside the expo hall and see how it's going here this morning. >> 7 year-old son hospital. alou was among the first to get vaccinated against covid-19 monday here at the new kid friendly section of the county's mass vaccination site at the fairgrounds. the festive atmosphere helped a lot says her uncle. i just found out that that there's going to be a nice scum and time to get a lot of ice and that kind of list she was baby bump up, pumped up about it. half the expo hall at th

let's check in with kron charles clifford. he's that charles. >> yeah. well, right now along the departures curb here upper deck at the international terminal at sfo these travel restrictions haven't had any biz abul impact on travel has been very busy to it today here, in fact, was going to take a look at some video here from inside now, there aren't a lot of direct flights from a southern africa that part of the world right here to sfo lot of those travelers would go through. he through jfk connect and then to come here and of the planes themselves are not being stopped from coming. it's the passengers on board. us citizens can still travel non us citizens are the ones that are being kept from coming to this country. now this comes at a really unfortunate time because people are just starting to travel like they were before the pandemic. we've got the holidays coming up. did talk to a few people today who say that the news about this new variant of coronavirus is troubling. >> now it's become very scary. the fly because now that the book about the new.

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clifford the big red dog flying high on a beautiful fall day. in chicago, the city's annual parade making a triumphant return down state street. still, fears remain for a potential winter surge. abc's trevor ault leads us off tonight from new york. >> happy thanksgiving! >> reporter: tonight, americans taking to the streets in celebration of both the thanksgiving holiday and the return to tradition. cities across the country bringing back parades canceled last year and welcoming the crowds that give them life. the macy'sthanksgiving day parade, kept virtual in 2020, making a spectacular, oversized comeback. spectators packing the stands along the 2 1/2-mile route. >> we feel safe and it's great to be starting to get things back. >> reporter: it's because of the prominence of the vaccine that we can return to traditions like this. in fact, last night the streets were even packed for the inflation of the floats, and everybody who showed up had to prove they were vaccinated. and it's not just parades seeing crowds. the holiday travel push is back.

but for now at sfo, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> no new cases of the new covid variant have been to tuck detected rather here in california, at least not so far. but state health officials say they are on alert. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the state's latest response. >> california health leaders say they're closely monitoring the on the kron variant, the new covid-19 variant first found in south africa is not yet on the list of 10 variants. actively being tracked in california with no cases detected here yet or in the united states overall. but state health officials say it's only a matter of time. california has a public private sector partnership to analyze genomic sequencing called covid net that officials say will help detect on the kron variant early in the state. meanwhile at airports across california. state officials say they're preparing to increase covid-19 testing from legal residents returning from some african countries. health leaders say they're also doubling down on covid-19 vaccine and booster shot efforts. while the omicron variant has ye

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this would remove clifford davis' name from the building. one of my first acts as a congressman, the first bill i passed was the bill to adjudge horton's name to the federal building and call it the clifford davis, odell horton federal building. i had initially hoped to rename the building for judge horton but the political will to do that was not present at that time. here we are in 2021 and the political will present, including the family of the late clifford davis, who we communicated with and they suggested that it should be renamed. the family said we are proud of cliff davis' many contributions to memphis, but his membership in the clan and support for jim crow cannot be excused. i completely agree. i believe it's hiemtime to ensure all people in memphis can look with respect to that federal building. judge horton left a remarkable legacy as the first federal black judge appointed since reconstruction. he served as assistant u.s. attorney, first african-american member of mayor henry love's senior administration. and president of an hi