>>eporter:t's a mesofor minimum wage increase for the state of california cities, and for some the increase will be a significant one. >> we're going from the minimum wage of $11 an hour for small businesses to 15 with 3 months to plan. >> reporter: anna is the owner of cheeky monkey toys, and she's concerned about the wage hike, but not for the reasons you might expect. >> our full time worrshe galett >> reporter: her worry is equity to those employees. >> we have some dedicated long time full time employees, and we want to be sure we are supporting them in every way we can, but we also have entry level workers and when those wages collide, the problem comes. >> it will be difficult for us. >> reporter: just down the street, the wage is a new concern for a restaurant already working on a skeleton staff. >> me and my wife and 2 people in the kitchen, 2 >> reporter: could drive up menu prices action the owner says a bigger problem is finding people to wash dishes, even at $20 an hour. >> you hire them and they minimum wage. rk in like >> reporter: and while everyone says they understand the

>>plus hundreds of millions of dollars are now available to help california cities fight >>breaking news tonight at 6 is coming out of hawaii, the military is confirming, it is responding to reports of an active shooter at pearl harbor. this is happening at the naval shipyard there officials say this started about 2 30 this afternoon their time. the honolulu fire department says fire crews are responding to the base. there is a heavy police presence right now. >>we're getting conflicting reports on the numbers of injuries we're hearing 2 possibly 3 injured one report said 2 were critically injured were still trying to sort that out the shipyard is right next to honolulu international airport. so you ever flown in on why chances are you've been right next to the pearl harbor naval facility there. it's also the location of the shooting we are told is across from the pearl harbor memorial, the uss arizona memorial. that of course is set to commemorate the attack on pearl harbor that happened on december 7th 1941 that ceremony will take place in 3 days the situation is still unfolding as we

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we're breaking down what it is and the big california city expected to be one of the first to get it.> but first, happening now, nearly ten years after the bp oil spill, close to $226 million will start falling into restoration products along the gulf of mexico. bp reached an agreement with the federal government in regards to damages. the federal government has just approved money for that settlement. explosion on the deep water horizon drilling rig killed 11 workers. more news after the break. >>> okay. so, talk about a gross smoothie c concoction here. this is a throw-back thursday from our own bob redell. meal worms, crickets and sour milk are just a few of those ingredients, and he actually tried it. and, yes, he is still alive. more enticing videos like that on bob's facebook, tweter and instagram pages. >> safety feature in sacramento, one of the first cities to get it, riders will have an option of receiving a four-digit code which they will then give to a driver before starting a trip. in total seven cities are getting that feature with more cities expected to get that featur

>>a big announcement today from governor gavin newsome california cities and counties can start applying for hund eds of millions of dollars in emergency homelessness aid. the funds are being provided by the 2019 2020 california budget at veterans village in loma linda that's in riverside county newsome said his administration would begin accepting applications for almost million in state funding ce set aside from local programs to fight homelessness even though the federal government has yet to release a final homeless count that is typically used to determine how that money will be distributed. earlier this year california passed the state's historic billion investment the most ever spent on programs to fight homelessness that amount included million in emergency homeless. this aid to cities and counties but due to roadblocks put up by the trump administration the state had been blocked from putting that funding to work. the governor also announced that matthew doherty the former executive director of the us interagency council on homelessness would be advising his administration as do

other possible locations stockton, a pair of southern california cities, and a fifth e location to inclbe determined. the state just signed off on a $4 million study to choose the best location based on demand. projections and cost efficiency. now, that works in conference favor. it is already home to a csu east bay satellite campus that could be expanded.>>> today alameda county district attorney announced a consumer protection settlement with this company, fashion know the ink. the civil action accuses the company of violating consumer rights failing to ship orders within the legally mandated timeframe. the judgment requires fashion know but to pay imapto consumers, and an additional 1 1/2 million dollars in penalties. fashion of assent is a statement and i saying in part, "we appreciate the collaborative spirit in which we came to this agreement with the district attorneys, and as the da has noted, these allegations date back to more than 18 months ago and were immediately addressed." >>> shanta showed up early in oakland this year. not in a sleigh, but on a police motorcycle. he and h

>>pressurtd spent his entire career in 7 northern california cities at least 23 lawsuits have been filed against him with 22 them settling for more than million. this lawsuit is asking to northern california churches. 2 of the more complete accused predator list and to stop hiding church members who have been accused of abuse. >>tonight, authorities in monterey county are offering a reward for some important information they're offering a to $500 to anyone who can provide info and whoever. along a stretch of highway 1 one. the latest attack was on thursday. authorities say at least. 7 cases of projectiles being fired at vehicles have been reported since february. last month a school bus window was broken by a projectile and a student was injured. >>tonight 4 people are dead and 8 others are wounded after a shooter opened fire at the naval air station in pensacola florida. the shooting is the second this week at a us naval base, leaving many on high alert police said walking through the crime scene. it was like quote being on the set of a movie. the gunman is among the dead and was a memb

>>california cities and counties can now start applying for hundreds of millions of dollars in emergency homelessness aid, the funds are being provided by the 2019 2020 california budget. governor gavin newsome said his administration would begin accepting applications for nearly million in state funding set aside for local programs to fight homelessness even though the federal government has yet to release the final homeless. counts which is typically used to determine how the money will be distributed earlier this year california passed the state's historic billion investment on programs to fight homelessness. well for your health this morning, the e coli outbreak in romaine lettuce from salinas has expanded 35 more people have gotten sick since the first report on november, 26. this raises the number to illnesses of 2 102. the cdc is advising people not to eat and retailers not to sell any romaine lettuce grown in salinas. also for your health all 50 states are now dealing with vaping-related lung injuries. the cdc reports officials were dealing with 2000 and 290 cases of lung injury

the cases are expected to be filed in several california city, including san francisco. that news comes as the organization faces a growing number of similar lawsuits. last month, the b sa mortgaged the famed scout ran inch new mexico in part to help cover insurance rates related to the investigation. >>> a man hunt is under way for a teenager who investigators want to question in connection with the killing of a new york college student. investigators say tessa majors was found dead at a park near columbia university. the 14-year-old suspect escaped from a car while being driven to the police station for questioning. major's family is firing back against the police union official for these comments made about the investigation on a radio show. >> an 18-year-old college student at one of the most prestigious universities in the country is murdered in a park, and what i'm understanding is she was in the park to buy marijuana. >> her family is calling the statement deeply inappropriate for attempting to blame major for her own murder a 13-year-old boy has already been arre

california cities and counties can start applying for that money now. those funds were first announced earlier this year but needed a stamp of approval from the federal government. however, governor newsom says the white house is holding it up, and he is tired of waiting. the governor tweeting out in part "trump has been blocking us from deploying our own money. no more, we are unleashing hundreds of millions of dollars to tackle the crisis. " >> hundreds of thousands of people on the verge of homelessness on any given day or week. >> the governor's office that office also announcing that newsom is hired an advisor that was ousted by the trump administration. matthew doherty served as executive director of the u.s. interagency council on homelessness, working underneath barack obama and president trump. >> george zimmerman the man acquitted in the shooting death of trey von martin back in the news, he is suing martin's parents in 2012, ziman fatally maensegh mtin was unarmed.tion, now zimmerman argues the key witness against him was a fake. he is going

torrential rains and winds crushing california. city streets inundated in san francisco. train stations swamped. >> it's been cold all day and then it just started pouring this afternoon. >> reporter: cars struggling to navigate the flood waters. strong winds blasting the bay area, knocking these massive trees onto a house in oakland. >> there is one wall still standing and it is leaning heavily. so we'll want to make sure that doesn't slide down the hill. >> reporter: the heavy rains causing dangerous rockslides, blocking roads in big sur. >> let's get right to rob. it looks like it will be a messy morning commute for so many as the work week begins. >> reporter: yeah, tom, not just tomorrow, but really the next three days. a large system, let's break it down, still hitting the west with rain and snow. and that is moving toward the upper midwest. minnesota, seeing much in the way of snow accumulation. but the rain will coagulate. chicago, detroit, pittsburgh tomorrow morning, then increasing throughout the afternoon. on tuesday morning, a 30-degree drop from cincinnati t

that is three california cities in the top five, six was san diego.day is the most aggressive driving day of the week. >> we are all trying to get home i'm not going to gloat at all. because as a native of california and the fact that there are three of the top six from california. new york doesn't top that list because nobody drives. in california, everybody has to drive. it is the only way you can get around places. >> let this be a less on to everyone or me not to gloat about your home town >> i give rahel a lot of grief about the fact that she'll never drive an suv i hope you'll never drive an suv aggressively around. >> i will never drive aggressively >> safe driving. >>> in sports, nike is adding another superstar. luka doncic has signed a deal with the jordan brand. a five-year agreement and seven figures in size. le join players like jason tatum and zion williamson. he came dallas on the heels of a successful euro league stint and ended in a championship. he was awarded nba rookie of the year the jordan brand taking notice and paige up to sign

california cities are not the only righteous and violent crimes continue to get worse in baltimore becauseder so far into the thousand 19, the city is on track to seta per capita or record a of joining us now fox news contributor janine barela, and president, kelly kirk. you know, i want to start with you, i'm a native of los angeles and it's my home state and it's a beautiful state and it's not natural, and the because the weather is go to, not because people who live in california are crazy or who don't want to live inside, this is no. if every time i go back, every few months, it's were sprayed or and over again ends about liberal policies great at what your take on what we know this, we discussed this, they seem to be refusing to admit it. what's your take on this as a whole and whether or not california is going to get the act together when president trump in this ultimatum. >> not anytime soon, and california is a test cage of how a beautiful functioning, vibrancy could be ruined it simply because of politics. if only because for democrats on every single level in their run by the pu

went to city college, my nephew went there, i went back to school when i was 40 to become a cpa and took the accounting classes. then i became an internal auditor at the university of californiatime. but in the evenings and on saturdays, i taught accounting and auditing at city college for 12 years. there's a lot of issues on the table here today, reparations for destruction of the black community, i support nurses in the e.r., i support taxi drivers, i still take taxis. i will not take uber or lyft because i'm a union person. it seems like the people here in san francisco are hurting. and that's what i'm hearing from everybody today. so i know that you guys are not god, and you can't solve all the problems, but to the extent that you can, i'm asking for help. you are probably tired about hearing of city college needing help because we've been at this for eight years one way or another. i've been campaigning for several things to get more funding for probably at least eight years if not longer than that. but what i want to say is this midnight massacre of this last 300 classes, it's like the straw that breaks the camel's back. so we really need your help on this. and a lot of

rain and wind build today, you could start to sense the scale of what is arriving in northern california. city crews were out early checking on the storm drains that were no match for tuesday night's rainfall. this intersection became a small pond in that downpour. same goes for the city's more notorious flooding spots. flood barriers will hopefully prevent a repeat of tuesday night. all over town, people were scrambling to get out of the rain or get ready for it but remember, this is some rain we need badly. >> for the first time in a couple of years. the state strong gusts moving back into drought. >> reporter: just two weeks ago, we were talking about the possible emergence of drought with dr. peter glick more than 90% of the state is now considered abnormally dry. our rain got off to a nearly record dry start. but, as we said two weeks ago, things can change quickly. >> if the door opens off the pacific and the storms come in, we could have a normal year, or a wet year. >> reporter: so, here we are, the door is open. and, it is going to stay open for a couple of days. >> i'm excited for it

the tenant protection act of 2019 that establishes just because eviction protection in every california city starting on january 1st, as well as implement a statewide rent cap. this is a huge weren't -- win for tenants statewide. we have an opportunity to go even further. our legislation will close the gaps in the state law and build off of san francisco's rent ordinance to ensure tenants and buildings constructed after 1979 , including tenants who just moved in and those that live in single-family homes, and those that are built in the last 15 years are protected by strong eviction protections and relocation assistance if they are subject to a no-fault eviction. after the ordinance goes into effect, the rent board will have the opportunity to provide support and oversight over these buildings in a way that they have not up until this point. i want to thank the organizations in the antidisplacement coalition, especially the san francisco tenant's union for bringing this proposal forward and partnering with us to expand it, and also to my cosponsors who -- also a special thank you to courtney

the act establishes just cause in eviction protections in every california city starting on january 1st, as well as implement a state-wide rent cap. this is a huge win for tenants statewide. there are loopholes that continue to leave tenants without protection. the california apartment association recently boasted about winning exemptions for buildings construct in the last 15 years and buildings where a tenant has lived there less than a year. that means tenants that fall into those categories won't be protected by the state law. it also does not explicitly bringing it under the rent board, making it harder to enforce. this will close the gaps in the state law and build on the rent ordinance to ensure tenants in buildings constructed after 1979, including those that just moved in are protected by strong eviction protections. i will also say this will also offer protections for tenants who may be facing evictions right now and once this goes into effect, they will immediately be able to assert this as a defense. there are -- you know, i heard from many tenants and tenants rights activis

according to a new report by the legislative analyst office suggesting california needs to start building 100,000 new homes in coastal cities to make up for expected flooding. it adds the local governments are moving too slowly to prevent the worst damage from sea level rise. >>> california could be the first state in the country to impose strict new electric truck regulations. golden state regulators are looking at a new law that requires a portion of all new truck sales be electric or zero emissions. the rules would result in 4% of all trucks in california being green. experts say california's transportation sector created about 41% of the state's greenhouse gas emissions. >>> are you looking for a forever pet? maybe just head to the east bay. >> contra costa animal service is offering a $5 adoption of all animals today and saturday. the adoption special includes most fees, including spaying and neutering, microchipping and vaccinations, happening at two spots, the martinez adoption center on imhoff place and pinole adoption center in san pablo. >>> break out your telescopes, the geminid meteor shower happens tonight. you

california cities and counties can now start applying for their share, however, the federal government needs to review data on homelessness in the state before approving it. newsom claims the white house has been sitting on that data for months. >>> 5:12 right now. our original series. >> people crowded into the mayor's office and refused to leave until they were heard. >> reporter: one by one, more than 100 demonstrators went door-to-door through san francisco city hall. they're looking for support from city leaders for more affordable housing for seniors like irma, who says more than half of her income goes toward rent. >> at myrdo be living where i have been living for many years. >> reporter: the demonstration culminated with a sit in, in mayor london breed's office. they sang, prayed, and refused to leave until her staff agreed to schedule a sit down meeting with the mayor. >> i think we're all just feeling shocked and disrespected that the mayor is making it so difficult to meet with faith leaders and elders and students. >> the budget includes $7 million in new funding for housi

the key reasons for illicit sales are high taxes with about 75% of california cities banning marijuanaes. >>> 6:39 right now. wall street and the stock market open up just a few minutes ago. as we take a look at the dow, hardly any change there. >>> the markets hit eight speed bump. marc liverman has our cbs moneywatch report from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: wall street will try to bounce back on the final trading day of the year on monday. the dow fell 183 points. the nasdaq drops 60. the sp lost 18. starting today, you may start getting fewer of those annoying robocalls. yesterday, president trump ed anti-robocalls measure to help reduce the number of unwanted calls publishing lower interest rates or pretending to be the are respected. the new law could speed up steps. >>> the u.s. army is joining the navy in banning the use of the popular chinese social media video app tiktok on government owned phones. an army spokesperson told military.com that tiktok is considered a security threat. it comes after lawmakers called on big letters and the intelligence community to ass

the announcement today from governor newsome california cities and counties can start applying for hundreds of millions of dollars. emergency homelessness 8. >>you know the funds are being provided by the 2019 2020 california budget at veterans village in loma linda. newsome says that his administration would begin accepting applications for nearly million. that's in state funding that set aside for local programs to fight homelessness even though the federal government has yet to release the final homeless count that is typically used to determine just how the money will be distributed earlier this year, california passed the state's historic billion investment. the most ever spent on programs to fight homelessness that amount included million in emergency homelessness aid to cities and counties. >>the trump administration is tightening work requirements for the federal food stamp program in a move that will slash benefits for hundreds of thousands of people. the rule would limit states from exempting work eligible adults from having to obtain steady employment in order to receive food sta

barbara lee and mark and 82 other local governments nationwide, to make san francisco the largest california cityr to support this critical legislation. thank you for your conscientious work for san francisco. >> next speaker. >> good evening. my name is barbara jew and i'm also a member of citizens climate lobby. and i reiterate the remarks that have been made by my colleagues. but i also have another motivation for supporting this bill. i was a biology major in college, and i took a class in ecology, which actually was one of the first in the school. and ever since, i've been really fascinated with the delicate balance in and across various ecosystems. that balance is driven by biodiversity, and it is being threatened by the climate crisis. species lost is accelerating at an alarming rate which will ultimately impact us as human beings, because we are an integral part of that ecosystem. after all, human beings are a species too. if we don't take action immediately to stem carbon emissions, our ecosystem will be irreparably damaged. we have less than ten years to make a significant improvement,

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and he's asking california cities and counties to join him in his 100-day housing challenge. >> 100 days0 youth off the street and 100 youth, get 100 seniors off the street. >> the governor says local governments can set their own goals, if they meet them, they'll have a shot at a piece of $35 million in additional state housing money. >>> beware as you head out to fill up your tank this morning, contra costa county has the second most expensive gas in the bay area according to aaa. the county's average price for a gallon of gas is $3.80. top of the list of course san francisco county at $3.94 a gallon. we want to check in with mike inouye who is seeing some different colors on your map because of the weather, right? >> that's right. some folks over in contra costa county second most expensive, maybe using a little bit more gas because of the fog around. it's a little cool but the bigger issue may be the fog. the green on the list looks great. green is at the speed limit, the bay bridge with a little slowing, recovering from an earlier crash and that can happen because it's a friday. we'

the name of an old burt reynolds movie, it's a very real and illegal race from new york city to southern california. this year's winners made it in record time. dana jacobsen tells us just how they did it. >> reporter: with a top speed of 193 miles per hour and an average of 103 for more than a day, drivers arnie and doug along with spotter berkeley are the new cannonball record run holders. as first reported by road and track, the team made the 2800 mile journey from new york to los angeles in 27 hours 25 minutes, shaving more than an hour off the old mark set in 2013. while in the movie burt reynolds and dom delouise crossed the country in an ambulance, the team rode in a suped up mercedes souped up in two years with this in mind. >> we have a cb radio, police scanner. we use gyro stabilized bin olk lars and something new for this trip that's never been done. we used a thermal scope on the roof of the car so we're able to see anything warm on the side o. >> reporter: they were also aided by a network of spotters driving ahead of them and reporting road conditions, along with the placement of poli

plus, we pay a visit to the california city that's conducting a basic income experiment — the early resultserson with measles can contaminate 18 others, compared to just two others in the case of flu. and now measles cases are surging worldwide — there are devastating outbreaks in all regions. this evenin, the world health organisation has published its latest figures for cases of measles in 2018 and the threat is growing. it's preventable, though — if people are vaccinated. according to who figures, more than 140,000 people died last year — 16,000 more deaths than in 2017. who estimates there were more than 9.7 million cases — that's a jump of two million, from the previous year. however, only a fraction of the cases were officially reported — 353,000. i'm joined now by anthropologist dr heidi larson from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. she's also the founder of the vaccine confidence project. good evening, thank you forjoining us. good evening, thank you forjoining us. why is it getting worse?m good evening, thank you forjoining us. why is it getting worse? it is a com

california's giant sequoias from climate change. and later, an officer in need learns why his hometown is called the good neighbor city. yz the devastated importants of a 12 year old girl who died by suicide are suing a california school district. they claim they might have prevented their daughter's death if authorities had warned them. jamie yuccas has the story. >> i wish i knew she felt that a lone. >> madison ocheltree was just 1a nduteing bullied and was con tell plating suicide. >> did you see anything like this coming? >> no, absolutely not. she was a happy kid. >> in a lawsuit her mother morgan ocheltree alleges that on april 5th madison's friend alerted a teacher who shared the suicide threat with the principal and vice principal. a counselor met with madison and promised to follow up. >> my husband and i weren't contactedment we didn't even know she saw the counsel we are. >> that according to the lawsuit violates the reasona city school policy on suicide prevention which states whenever a staff member suspects or has knowledge of a student's suicidal intention, the principal or counselor shall then notify th

against the well off the california coastline. crescent city reporting a few scattered showers just now creeping in off the coastline of eureka. for the most part, we are dealing with cloudy skies. the future cast will show you the evening commute, okay. getting through the evening hours, things start to change. there is a timestamp reading 9 pm. activity prior to the coast epicurus tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy. perhaps some drizzle. maybe enough to slow down the morning commute. it doesn't look like the whole lot. thursday, we start out with the possibility of scattered showers. we just remain in this soggy, unsettled pattern, although we are not expecting a whole lot of rain for the next couple of days. we don't clear out necessarily until we get to the backend of the weekend. here is a look at temperatures expected for the afternoon. upper 50s, san francisco. upper 50s to low 60s, inner east bay. 62 expected in san jose. your extended forecast, temperatures don't change much getting into wednesday, thursday. even cooler as we start the we

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this image is important because it is showing the complexity of the landscape in cities across california. you see a range of choices that cities are making. what becomes important for the san francisco context is the cities that are generally banning natural gas today are doing so because their primary building type is low risees residential. 97 percent of our building is high-rise residential and commercial so we need to figure out how we do it. it's not a whether conversation, it's a how. local examples -- >> respectfully, if you can -- >> too much? >> yeah, too much. >> here's great examples in haney's district and others for the supervisors and our next steps are to look at what we need to do so go further to work with communities and make sure that labor is involved to make sure that equity and affordability are always at the forefront. >> thank you. are there members of the public who would like to speak on items 5 or 6? if you would like to come forward. i have a number of speaker cards starting with tom, dr. margin, elaina. thank you for your patience. i'll continue with more spe

california. as part of this year's budget, the state will provide $650 million to help cities and counties throughoute homeless crisis. he said today that he was frustrated with slow movement by the federal government. >>> looking at the satellite imagery, you can clearly see mind me that that's a lot of cloud. a lot of activity in the pacific. the weather system is down here. this is sort of the remnants of that stfric river. that's all moving off rapidly up into the dakotas and that area. they're gonna see some bad weather from that. that was a warmer storm. this, that's on friday. tomorrow's our break day, which is essentially nice. there's a chance for a sprinkle out there tomorrow, but barely. a few sprinkles right now around 80. the snow elevations are pretty high on. it not much issues on the highways right now. by friday, there will be as a cooler system comes in. it's not a rule-changer or anything. but it's gonna drop an inch of rain in san francisco over a couple days. maybe 2.5 -- 3.5 inches of rain in the watershed. wind shifts and whole bit. we didn't see that with this last series of a

humanity and healing the planet that's a win win so blown up at seat rob reynolds al-jazeera redwood city california well we may not obey advancing me but whatever you're up slights and our footprints on the planets we'd love to hear about suits you can get in touch with us on twitter using the hash tag a.j. planet s.o.s. . that's it for the show coming up next time we're looking at the impact of a warming planet and a growing population on the world's freshwater until then it's goodbye from me a man's apparel and all the team from planets s.o.s. . a chinese casino empire is transforming cambodia green box money rapid development and criminology $1.00 o one a 50 game to win is a loser in cambodia. on al-jazeera i thought this conviction that everyone has a deep reservoir of tonic billeted and if you can give them the opportunity wonderful things start to happen sometimes the simplest situations are the most impactful yet it is you know. the main things that sets out 0 apart from other news organizations is that a lot of our reporting is about real people not about ideas or politicians or what they m

humanity and healing the planet that's a win win so blown up a teat rob reynolds al-jazeera redwood city california well we may not obey advancing me but whatever you're up slights and our footprints on the planets we'd love to hear about suits you can get in touch with us on twitter using the hash tag planet s.o.s. . that's it for the show coming up next time we're looking at the impact of a warming planet and a growing population on the world's freshwater until then it's goodbye from me a man's a barrel and all the team from planets s.o.s. . just said on al jazeera as this year comes to an end we look ahead to 2020 and the stories that may shape the year people in power investigates the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern europe. and exclusive look at the world's largest conference on h.r. v. in rwanda movie efforts achieve an aids free africa a true part series charging china's rose as a 21st century superpower. u.n. leaders will gather in space to discuss issues about climate change and examine the possible global solutions join us for live coverage to sound on al-jazeera. al-jazee

we have our manufacturing facility in red wood city, california, it is really close to our engineering across the street, so if there is any issue, we can get over there and fix it and make things work. and it enables us to develop really good products really quickly and hit a really high quality standard and i think that, you know, this is an important issue at the national level now. people started to realize that these devices that kind of look like consumer toys carry technology critical for national security and i still think we're early in realizing how important it is going to be. and i think it is generally important as a nation, i believe, we have this capability in the u.s. >> number one, how much of the components or the supply chain are you able to trust now. how many of these chips do you know where they're coming from and what they'll do and you know where they'll send the data and then number two, how is that going to play into the government contracts that you might want to try to procure with this. i realize this is consumer oriented, but there is a lot of potential go

humanity and healing the planet that's a win win so on appetit rob reynolds al-jazeera redwood city california. schools in parts of iran have been closed and residents told stay indoors because of severe pollution in the capital the city has suffered from dangerous levels of pollution and small been the past few weeks tiran is one of the most polluted cities in the world. thousands of people have visited a part of bethlehem to mark the start of the christmas season lights were turned on outside the church of the tippity where christians believe jesus was born the palestinian prime minister mohammad such a child and the mayor of bethlehem lit the tree on saturday a relic that's been stored in the batek on for more than a 1000 years was returned to bethlehem it's believed to be part of jesus's manger or the wooden rack that was used as his crib that abraham has more now from bethlehem the palestinians are hoping the return of the relic will boost tourism. mark the beginning of. thousands of palestinian land like my 3 years that come to the manger square which is there's another because church th

chris myers will lead the california effort of the former new york city mayor starting next month. y voting states while anchoring his strategy to california and other states that vote in march. a new detail this morning. the flu season taking yet another life right here in california. the death was reported in san diego making it the eighth flu fatality across the state this year. san diego county's health experts say reports show more than 2,000 flu cases in the area so far this season. the advice from the cdc get your flu shot now. >>> at 4:51, a ban on plastic cups. berkeley cafe charging 25 cents for disposable cups beginning in january, next week. san francisco also is considering a similar proposal. it's part of the effort to reduce waste. starbucks says it's testing recyclable cups and in four other cities and blue bottle plans to stop using paper cups as well. so now customers have to bring their own mug or pay a deposit for a reusable cup. >>> california's labor market is booming. annual job growth in san francisco is up by more than 3%. unemployment in the region also is

california. >> we have the biggest bully in the history of the planet in the white house. i want to support those who can take down bullies. >> he praised him for leadership say ugh the city of san jose spearheaded bold solutions to critical issues. i'm glad he's joining my team as a california campaign cochair. >> he's by passing passing passg states like iowa and new hampshire. instead opting to focus on california and other states that vote on super-tuesday in march. >> this issue is very much in line with where democratic primary activists are going to be. he has to sell the positives on policy. >> republican strategist serves as a fellow at the hoover constitution at stanford university. >> the endorsement is significant because of the not just because of who he is. but because of the brand that he has. in california. and northern california. >> a recent poll found bloomberg to be the first choice of 2% of the likely democratic voters. despite that political science professor says the race remains open. >> the california voters probably feel like they know who is running. and can they be interested enough to look at someone who is new. >> only time will tell. >> after