david brenner says unlike the uv light currently used to sterilize hospital rooms and equipment whenese lamps use a different wavelengths that are not known to be harm follow to people. >> this light can penetrate into our skin or into our eyes. >> reporter: dr. brenner co-authored new research showing far uvc light took less than five minutes to kill 98% of indoor airborne microbes which means it could reduce the transmission of diseases such as flu and covid. >> there are going to be new variants that haven't reached us yet. the nice thing is it should be effective against every type of virus. >> reporter: the lamps can be installed in the ceiling and costs about $200 each. dr. brenner says we could one day see these in hospitals, schools, and on planes. >> where we're transmitting covid, where we're transmitting influenza, it's almost entirely indoors because you have so much ventilation outdoors. i think what we have achieved with far uvc is the equivalent of stepping outside. >> reporter: dr. steven erde is excited it's being tested at a dental clinic says microbes can get into

thank you, andy brenner. closing bell, we have 5 minutes left.t the minute. as we round out to the last few minutes of trade, the dow has not finished down more than a thousand points since june of 2020. right now we're down 1126, all right? and the nasdaq is on pace for its worst day since march of 2020, and the nasdaq, obviously, in bear territory, down more than to -- 20% this year with. remember, the start of the pandemic was a really tough time, and we're pretty much testing those numbers. joining us now, circle squared alternative investments ceo jeff sica. and, jeff, what are you buying, if anything, in these last couple of minutes of trading? can i i just say, can we put up amazon? earlier the low of the session for amazon was something like 2317, it's just hit a new low, 2301, at 2313 right now, down about 8%. i mean, a have been clipped dramatically. >> yeah, liz. i have to say as much as the market has fallen, i don't, i'm not finding any bargains here. the only stock. liz: really? >> honestly looks good for me right now verizon becaus

, altman brenner, welcome to the program. thank you. now, how would you assess overall the importance of bricks, expansion globally? is it an influential alliance in your, in your view? breaks is asked in the mental institution they think for building a move to paula order. the way for developing counter is to break free from the institutions such as the international monetary fund and the wall will the bank controlled by united states and the recipient union. brick expansion can help developing cat nations for so that currently depends on the dollar base. it financing sears with that's my idea about now as we just mentioned, argentina is believed to be the front runner to become the next member of the briggs alliance. as talks on it's a session i've been going on for years now. what do you think are it's chances of finally becoming a member of briggs? i think we have a really good chance is i think that brazil, if lula is elected president in october, i think that brazil should be in favor. i think that russia who had no pro

hamad a freshman who says he lives in brenner, hall.believes the news was spotted hanging from one of the trees just behind brenner. he says there are black students living there and that the residential hall is racially diverse. the university also released this statement, saying in part we cannot stay strongly enough that a news is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. as a community, we must stand united against such conduct. and those who perpetrated bearing in mind that this is not the first time this has occurred at stanford in recent years. certainly disturbing information to hear doesn't necessarily make you feel comfortable on campus. stanford's department of public safety, responded to the incident and has since removed the news, keeping it as evidence . there's just so much division in our society these days, and it permeates everything. from the legal field to, um to pretty much you know any sort of any sort of academic or professional field. stanford says it has o

we wait and see how the bricks and the alliance develops over the next couple of years or so brenner. altman, thank you very much for contributing to our seats and i thank you. thank you. oh turkey is refusal to allow finland unsweetened to join nato as cause a ride, a widening rift within the block where the presence of croatia now also speaking out against the session of the 2 nordic countries creation president, zora and milan of each one of his country's parliament to vote against the proposed expansion of nato. so i think a legit grievances that western countries have failed to help. croatians resolve their political disputes with neighboring bosnia and herzegovina. none of it has also said that allowing finland unsweetened to join nato would be a quote, very dangerous adventure format. turkish military intelligence chief says the u. s . is seeking to use nato to project his own agenda across the globe move. we'll move to so i was, or nato expansion isn't only happening in europe at the upcoming summit in madrid. the alliance will discuss its main issues and challenges, including

if you underestimate frau brenner, her frau brevr will go through walls to save her son, maternal instinct the strongest. tell her son is in fort one. understood? so sure. on the way out let's get ready fire the keys in the ignition what part is it attributed to first ford first ford hurry hurry soon there will be hell you know. the main strike control will concentrate on fort number one, i repeat fort number one without artillery , tell them not to bomb in the evacuation square, yes, all the spaniards have already forgotten about us. knocks buried us , that in 10 minutes we will be in place, it’s stupid, if they cover our own for 10 minutes, i’ll try this for a lifetime. well, there, the comrade of the major is not on the open channel, the evacuation point also confirms directly on the open channel? have see. 13 is 26, right? 17 this is the old point of the north mall let 's go. alexey alexey what are you doing alexey alexey is mine a son? he is in the first fort, i beg you, help save him, please, there your people will believe you. i beg you. save him. he is just a child. our performance

brenner wrote.e moment, the international community is facing a war that has no agreed mechanisms to prevent escalation, yet american and european leaders believe they can control the conflict. they continue to impose tougher sanctions on russia send lethal weapons to kiev share real-time intelligence with the ukrainian military encourage further nato expansion and talk space will really reduce the risk retaliation from russia in fact putin regards these moves as acts of war against russia the longer the war goes on, the harder it will be for each side to keep the fighting from escalating into a more global conflict. dmitry well, you see, what we are talking about, we are in fact more and more penno, and is reflected even in the internal american discussion of a similar point of view. a growing number of experts are beginning to speak out. when do you think this point of view will reach, before the administration, when it comes to the understanding that if russia understands this conflict as a hybri

hamad a freshman who says he lives in brenner, hall. believes the news was spotted hanging from one of the trees just behind brenner. he says there are black students living there and that the residential hall is racially diverse. the university also released this statement, saying in part we cannot stay strongly enough that a news is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. as a community, we must stand united against such conduct. and those who perpetrated bearing in mind that this is not the first time this has occurred at stanford in recent years, potentially charged like hatred behind that is just unsettling. stanford's department of public safety responded to the incident and has since removed the news, keeping it as evidence. there's just so much division in our society these days, and it permeates everything. from the legal field to, um to pretty much you know any sort of any sort of academic or professional field. the university says it has opened an investigation and th

muhammad a freshman who says he lives in brenner. hall believes the news was spotted hanging from one of the trees just behind brenner. he says there are black students living there and that the residential hall is racially diverse. the university also released this statement, saying in part we cannot stay strongly enough that a news is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. as a community, we must stand united against such conduct. and those who perpetrated bearing in mind that this is not the first time this has occurred at stanford in recent years. certainly disturbing information to hear doesn't necessarily make you feel comfortable on campus. stanford's department of public safety, responded to the incident and has since removed the news, keeping it as evidence . there's just so much division in our society these days, and it permeates everything. from the legal field to pretty much you know any sort of any sort of academic or professional field. stanford says it has op

a brazilian journalist brenner often says us uses the dollar as a weapon to keep latin america under control. when you decide to create a unique currency, you have to walk some steps before. i mean, you have to chance the national national economies in the direction of a unique care. it is very important in order to free and latin america from the dollar a gemini, in our region, one off the, the inference, one of the weapons united states have to maintain a germany is thought is a dollar. is the monopoly of the currency? is the moment. busy all turns ation through the dollar. if the united states loses the dollar is a money over the last minute america economy, united states going, i'm going to lose the whole issue is your money system in latin america to make this tens, latin america has to establish more close relationship . we've. busy all the economical blocks, and we've all the economical, platinum, like china and russia, and the brakes. i said, as a for me, this hour i will back let's say in 33 minutes with another full and fresh look junior. this is our international stay with

on sunday night, university security received a report about a noose hanging from a tree outside brennerl, which is an undergraduate residents on campus. it has since been taken down by police and collected as evidence. students tell us they were sad about this discovery. >> i have never felt like. >> on safe on this campus. but it's really scary to think that there is like people out there that are committing hate crimes. and like coming here to somewhere, that's like a safe space for me and doing things like that. at first, i wasn't sure how to react, but it it's like very shocking and jarring to see things like that. especially like where we live in, like riley said, like, find a safe space here. >> and i think time for teens, especially are very quick to speak about things make things heard. >> stanford officials have put out a statement reading in part, quote, anti black racism and violence will not be tolerated on campus. they called on the community to stand united against this type of conduct. and those who perpetrated. >> may is asian american and pacific islander heritage month

the university secured a reporter received a report about a noose hanging from a tree outside brennerl. an undergraduate residents. it has been taken down by campus. police and collected as evidence. this is the 3rd time in 3 years. university officials are having to investigate. the parents noose found hanging on campus. with covid cases going up once again. san jose city workers are now required to mask up for the next 2 weeks. the decision is coming as the omicron subvariants are spreading. the temporary measure is in place from this friday until may 20th and it only affects workers at city facilities. santa clara county has seen nearly 500 covid cases just in the last week. >> the city of benicia is asking residents and businesses to immediately reduce water use by 30% after a pipe burst over the weekend. and at this point, it's not clear how the pipe broke. the city says that, well, the repair work is underway. the water flowing to homes and businesses is safe to drink. residents say that they have received messages and voice mails about the broken pipe and that they're doing the

sunday night, stanford students appears received a report about that news outside brenner hall. officials say they sent out an email to the entire university community. the school also released a statement saying, quote we cannot state strongly enough that a noose is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence. that will not be tolerated on campus . people we talked with, say there are black students living in brenner hall, and then it's racially diverse. other students say it's unsettling to have something like this. happened on campus. honestly i was kind of shocked when i first saw the email, certainly disturbing information to hear doesn't necessarily make you feel comfortable on campus, stanford says. it has mental health services and other support available to students, staff and educators who feel it could help them. one of the students told us she has never felt like there was racial tension on campus, but it's a reality in current society. there's just so much division in our society these days, and it permeates everything from the legal field to pretty muc

c, philip brenner, he's professor madison at the school of international service at american university. very good to have you with us or on. i'll just, you know, thank you very much indeed for the benefit of our viewers around the world. can you briefly just give us an indication, some context of what the, the summit actually it aims to achieve. both the summits began in 1994 and they've been held every 3 years since. and the goal is to find some commonality are in the hemisphere and the united states looks just be the leader of the hemisphere in this. and in the past they have reached some accommodations. they've talked about democracy that talked about development in 2012. the leaders of the summit of the other countries up with somebody told president obama that cuba was not invited to the next summit. in 2015, they would not attend. and president obama then initiated some negotiations in cuba . and by 2015, the united states and cuba regain are re normalize their diplomatic relations. and so there is the possibility of talking about common problems. the united states has lost its l

i mean you and max robinson is anchors jc hayward maureen bunyan glen brenner came at about about the time. i did andrea mitchell who still would nbc susan king bob strickland. wow. it was like an all-star team. i had to find my place, but before i got fired, you know because you had to be good he would let you go. and so i thought i died and going to journalism have the diversity the skill the the different socioeconomic backgrounds. i mean what a team and jim said it was there every day. i loved him and beard him at the same time. i was so afraid of jim cider early on. probably until he left i used to watch my scripts from the lobby five floors down from the newsroom so i could go home and not have to pass by his office. this is your story not mine, but i got it was a piece of coffee. see said did you write this? i'm thinking it's pretty good. then i realized he's holding it up like it's a dead fish this to me. what in the name of god was going through your mind when you wrote that glenn brenner said to be one day. she we had a lot of fun people should know that he said i can't beli

hamad a freshman who says he lives in brenner, hall.believes the noose was spotted hanging from one of the trees just behind brenner. he says there are black students living there and that the residential hall is racially diverse. the university also released this statement, saying in part we cannot stay strongly enough that a news is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. as a community, we must stand united against such conduct. and those who perpetrated bearing in mind that this is not the first time this has occurred at stanford in recent years. certainly disturbing information to hear doesn't necessarily make you feel comfortable on campus. stanford's department of public safety, responded to the incident and has since removed the news, keeping it as evidence . there's just so much division in our society these days, and it permeates everything. from the legal field to, um to pretty much you know any sort of any sort of academic or professional field. stanford says it has

police say the news was found shortly before eight o'clock last night outside brenner hall . an undergraduate residents. police removed the news and retained it as evidence. and a hate crime investigation is now underway. in a message to students. stanford officials condemned the crime, they said a noose is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus. this is not the first time in news has been found at stanford in recent years. another broad selloff on wall street today sent the dow and the s and p 500 to their lowest points of the year. traders worry that interest rate hikes and covid restrictions in china economic growth worldwide. the dow tumbled 653 points today. nasdaq fell, 521 points more than 4% and the s and p lost 132 tech stocks were once again the hardest hit. energy shares also fell. gas prices in california up nearly nine cents from last week, according to triple a gallon of gas is averaging $5.83. that's a dollar 50. more than the national average here in the bay area drivers in san francisco, san mateo and

police say the news was found shortly before eight o'clock last night outside brenner hall, which is an undergraduate residents. police removed the news and retained it as evidence and a hate crime investigation is now underway. in a message to students. stanford officials condemned the crime, they said a noose is a reprehensible symbol of anti black racism and violence that will not be tolerated on our campus students. we spoke to said they agree. the symbol like the imagery that it represents. and like the potential, the potential potentially charged. like hatred behind that is just unsettling. and this is not the first time in news has been found at stanford in recent years. oakland police are warning people to be aware of their surroundings after a spike in armed robberies, opd says. on friday, there were seven robberies and two carjackings citywide. then a day later on saturday, the city experienced nine robberies, one attempted robbery in a carjacking. and then yesterday there were four robberies, one carjacking and one attempted carjacking. officers say they took three people

university says it was found on a tree branch sunday night outside brenner hall and undergraduate dormiors and seniors. discovery is causing concern and alarm on that campus. certainly disturbing information to hear doesn't necessarily make you feel comfortable on campus, potentially charged. like hatred behind that is just unsettling. so stanford sent an email to students, letting them know the university had launched an investigation. this, by the way, is the third time in three years and news was found on the stanford campus. federal law enforcement and health agencies are now warning about a strain of synthetic drugs. they have nicknamed them frankenstein open opioids, and they say they are far more powerful and dangerous than the already deadly fentanyl. authorities say a form of these drugs have been around on and off again for 70 years, but they're starting to show up again. a spike something new. uh frankly, something kind of worrisome these things that are produced on the black market and they're they're really in a lot of ways chemistry experiments. this all comes after one o

the governor's revised budget also includes financial help for brenner's public transit writers and lowat destroyed a up next today will mark the end of 170 year old institution. it is the very last time mills college will hold the commencement ceremony as an all women's independent school will take you there live. plus the group of the world's wealthiest nations. the g seven wrapping up today we're going to tell you why the nation's focused on the war in ukraine and the impact it is now having on our world economy. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two good morning, everyone there. you got salesforce tower in san francisco and all its glory. it's still a little bit of fog out there. but for the most part blue sky what looks like a pretty banner weekend. here in the bay areand so on to on this saturday. i'm frank malika claudine wang. it is looking great out there. rosemary oroczo enough that you can go out for a run in the morning, but not cold enough that you won't enjoy the rest of the day. beta breaker should be really nice for a run tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy s