, which received 37%, this is the worst result of the year for the csu, but as the head of this partyas very difficult and important for all of us. many people voted for us because they know that we do not need a primitive victory, the so-called beauty prize. we want to govern the country and lead it on courses that are beneficial to everyone. but my own the party of olaf scholz and the sdp suffered a crushing defeat. and the media first of all drew attention to the fact that the german interior minister, nancy fesar, who led scholz’s party in hesson, will now be forced to move away from land policy. she has already repeatedly said that she will not return to the opposition bench, while the media are wondering whether olaf scholt will leave her as a federal minister, since she wants to maintain her post in berlin, they are inclined to think that she will remain there, for on over the past few days, scholz has repeatedly publicly praised her, in particular for her contribution to the creation of a pan-european pact on migration, and the federal ruling coalition government of germany is

the csu board has repeatedly countered with a 5% raise the contract expires next year. received a statement yet from the csu board of trustees halloween housing. >> and how soon is too soon? the for is next entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto for heart failure. it's national candy corn day. although some believe it's a perfect treat on this halloween eve, others think it's more of a trick and want nothing to do with it. the national confectioners association says 9 billion pieces of candy corn are produced each year. the classic treat has been around since the 1800s. apparently it used to be called chicken feed. oh yeah. because of its resemblance

the csu board has reportedly countered with a 5% increase. the contract expires next year. we have not received a statement yet from the csu board of trustees, but we will keep trying to reach them and get a comment on this. and one more news about labor item here. the end is in sight for the united auto workers strike. the last of the three big auto makers is reaching a tentative deal with the union. abc news reporter reena roy has that story. >> after being out on the picket lines for weeks against the big three carmakers, the united auto workers union has now reached a tentative deal with general motors. it comes after ford and stellantis, the maker of chrysler vehicles, also struck agreements with the union last week. abc news has confirmed all three tentative deals include a 25% raise for workers over four years, plus cost of living adjustments. the ford and stellantis agreements also call for more paid time off sick, significant improvements on pensions and guarantees to keep certain factories open. >> preliminarily. it's exciting. it looks good. it truly is. major ga

they also blasted the csu board, which approved a 30% tuition hike over the next five years. >> a tragic accident in napa county today left two bicyclists dead. sky seven was over the scene on silverado trail, just south of oak knoll avenue. chp says a lumber truck was driving along the road when its load shifted and knocked into the cyclists who were riding by at that moment, investigators don't know yet if the driver will be cited. the truck is registered to central valley lumber, silverado trail was shut down for several hours while officers investigated, but it has reopened. >> san jose police have arrested a man accused of attacking someone who walked in on a robbery. the attack happened today, friday, at about 10 a.m. in east san jose on newton avenue. police say the robber hit the victim in the face with a pistol causing serious injuries and then took several items from the home. today, investigators announced the 18 year old suspect was tracked to a home in santa clara. they arrested him there and say they also recovered property that was stolen during the robbery, as well as dru

we look forward to holding csu accountable. >> most csu student assistants making minimum wage, have no sick time, and no health insurance. >>> after tom hanks warns of an artificial intelligence version of himself used in a dental ad without his permission. he posted on instagram sunday that he has nothing to do with the advertisement. hanks shared a photo of an apparent ai likeness depicting his younger self. no it is not clear if it came from the dental plan add , using ai to create virtual actors has become one of hollywood's hottest topics, as it has been one of the big issue driving the ongoing actors ' strike. >>> up next, the family behind several locally owned restaurants, suddenly hit with a disability lawsuit, why they say it does not add up. >> do you have any idea who this guy is? >> no idea. he is from out of town. >>> plus, we will check in with a local teen >>> a live look at the white house, where president biden held a special ceremony to mark 33 years since the signing of the americans with disabilities act yesterday. but one bay area restaurant owner says somebody

because the csu limits student assistance to working 20 hours a week. i've also have to work other jobs off campus over my six years of working as a student assistant, i've held two, sometimes three jobs at once. there are 19,000 student assistants working across cal state's 23 campuses. so far, no date yet for the union vote. and here's a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of the top stories. san jose police have identified the two children who died after being found in a pool at a residential daycare facility and in the east bay, oakland police are stepping up efforts to deter vehicle break ins. these you can find these stories and much more on our website at ktvu.com. all right. after the break, the future of air travel taking center stage today at a conference out at san francisco international. the hopes to one day get electric air taxis up and flying in. coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. bart has announced its new police chief, chief kevin franklin joins us live in studio to talk about his plans for the transit agency as sa

los teamsters se reunirán a la coalición laboral del csu para protestar en la próxima reunión de la juntaridas, los residentes continúan tratando de volver a la normalidad. en medio de esta desgracia, nuestra colega issa osorio, desde acapulco, guerrero , nos muestra la situación. >> así es. continuamos nuestro recorrido por las zonas devastada de acapulco porque el huracán no solamente destruyó la zona de playa, los hoteles y la costera, también colonias populares como esta la colonia renacimiento, donde el viento y el agua fueron tal que a 5 días, a 6 días del paso del huracán otis, la calle. esta calle continúa completamente inundada y tapada por lodo. ahí podemos ver como autos fueron arrastrados por la corriente. las láminas de las casas, el lodo e impide la circulación, porque esta colonia en esta colonia, prácticamente todas las casas fueron destruidas. aquí vemos como los árboles se cayeron por completo y eso impide la circulación de los carros y por supuesto de las personas. en esta colonia las personas están tratando de volver a la normalidad después del paso del huracán otis. v

luther strayer is a structural geologist and a professor of geology at csu east bay. he has really been paying attention to the hayward fault since 2013. >> the records interval in the hayward fault is somewhere between 140 and 170 years. we are sort of in that range right now, from 1868. >> reporter: so we are due for one. he tells us the one expected to hit it estimated to be around a 6.8 magnitude. it can be easy to forget about it on a daily basis. some students know about it. >> that is what they told us in orientation, an earthquake prone area. >> reporter: other student had no idea there campus sits between two faults. >> right there, behind there is a deep creek, it goes down about 80 feet, to a very steep valley. then it runs , right there, where you can see those cars, right under their, right up this way, up to eden hospital , up to lake should go . it runs up to about where joaquin miller is, then emerges again with the hayward fault. >> reporter: he tells the hayward fault runs through the cemetery before getting to campus. >> so the schimmel fault is not

csu officials say that they're meeting with a mediator this week to find some common ground. >> we're going to take a break here. 9.27. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. the white house is concerned about rising anti-semitic incidents happening at college campuses. we explain what they're doing we explain what they're doing to try help ease tensions. my late father-in-law lit up a room, but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga. like straight lines that seem wavy, blurry, or missing visual spots that make it hard to see faces like this one, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you've been diagnosed with amd and notice vision changes, don't wait. ga is irreversible. it's important to catch it early. talk to your eye doctor about ga and learn more at gawontwait.com >> 29 right now. and halloween is starting off. pretty nice. absolutely little chilly to start. probably a litt

the right-wing conservative cdu and csu won with 35% of the vote, but their results were the worst ines. it was also a shock that the alternative for germany took second place in both states. all the parties that are now part of the national government lost to her. 16% of the votes, in a little over a year germany will hold elections to the bundestag and if current trends continue , edt can create one of the largest factions. the alternative harshly criticizes the migration policy and economic strategy of the current authorities, pointing out that the government has brought the country to the brink of disaster. corruption without borders, if you want to survive, pay the ruling party in shares or money, as in poland , private business assets are seized, the shocking revelation of the ex-prime minister, why extortion has become part of the political system, how brazenly peace’s henchmen behave. about polish rust in understandable politics today after the panorama.

the csu board is reportedly countering with 5. csu board of trustees for more comment, but we have not heard back. we're learning more about the tentative contract agreement between general motors and the united auto workers union. we first told you about this yesterday on abc, seven morning's just moments after they announced this agreement. the uaw released a statement saying this agreement includes record economic gains for its members. it's said to be similar to the deals announced last week with ford and stellantis, including a roughly 25% raise over four years and improvements to pensions. >> our bargainers did their job. they're going to present us with something and then we get to tell them it was good enough or it wasn't. >> the last of the big three to make a deal, it could end the six week long strike. the three agreements have to be approved by union members. those votes are expected to happen over the next two weeks. according to the ap, gm was losing about $200 million a week during this strike. new at six, a biden a

csu officials say they're meeting with the media right now this week to find common ground. well, a new bipartisan bill in congress aims to send more funding to nursing programs at community colleges. the growth act is meant to combat a nationwide shortage of qualified nurses which has come compromised access to quality health care in many parts of the u.s. right now, most federal health grants go to four-year colleges and universities. the growth act would require at least 50% of the funding to go to community colleges or joint programs. the bill's sponsors say more than 2 dozen members of congress graduated from community colleges. >> it's 10, 19 and october is adhd awareness month and doctors are bringing awareness to this disorder. it's often undiagnosed in young girls. kayla baggarly has the details. >> awareness is so key understanding that it looks like a lot of different things. raquel lovers is an adhd coach whose journey started when for her kids were diagnosed during the pandemic. >> through that, she really she could have it too. finding an answer at 43. it was a

they csu board is reportedly countering with 5. we reached out to the csu board of trustees for further comment, but we have not yet heard back. >> we are learning more about the tentative contract agreement between general motors and the united auto workers union. we first told you about this yesterday right here on abc7 mornings just moments after that agreement was announced, the uaw released a statement saying this agreement includes record economic gains for its members and is said to be similar to the deals announced last week with ford and stellantis, including a roughly 25% raise over four years and improvements to pensions. >> our bargainers did their job. they're going to present us with something and then we get to tell them it was good enough or it wasn't. >> gm was the last of the big three automakers to come to a deal which could end the six week long strike. three agreements still have to be approved by union members. those votes are expected to happen over the next two weeks, according to the associated press, gm wa

those are csu schools.are going to be joined by the state superintendent of public instruction. that's tony thurmond. that's going to be about 20 minutes through zoom. all right.hlet's send it back to both the desk. thanks. a lot rain. it's 10, 40 and still ahead on the kron morning news. the forty-niners. >> are one of just a few teams that are still undefeated. we're gonna have reaction from coach andy. and after the break, how some women are breaking barriers behind the breaking barriers behind the wheel by driving big with chase freedom unlimited, you can cashback 3% on dining including take-out. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. well, good luck with that. earn big with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? >> it didn't look like that raiders fan was even ready for that. and oh, my gosh, you came back again. this is at the game that happened on sunday in socal between the chargers and the raiders. so you saw, oh, my

the conservative csu support remains down only slightly at 36.8 percent environmental screens also down 15.7 percent the right wing conservative for you voters at 14.3 percent. and the biggest gain of the file rights a f t party at 15.3 percent. all sorts. social democrats down slightly at 8.4 percent on the business. frankly of to be got 3 percent. it will not be part of the state parliament to other parties at 6.5 percent in bavaria. as now let's cross over to bavaria to a political correspondence. emily guardian is standing by and the bavarian capital munich to help us make sense of it. oh, emily, want to do all these numbers from has a very a tell us about the general mood in germany at the moment. well, i think it's safe to say germany is not in the best of moods at the moment. when he gems on most happy with the current central government invalid, and that's very much reflected in the polls. none of the 3 policies that make up the central government right now make gains and so there may be losses. and what we're seeing is that the conservatives have a leading the polls, which to m

[000:00:00;00] has already become the second most popular after the cdu, csu bloc, and its popularity continues to grow, including in the western german states, then europe can really change, and europe’s policy regarding the ukrainian conflict in relation to russia will also change, and that coalition , which joe put together will really fall apart, now we turn the floor to the news, the big game will return at 17:00, don't miss it. this is news on the first, hello, in the studio of valery korablev. about the situation in the special operations zone, including the hottest spots, sergei shaigu reported today. the head of the ministry of defense made important statements at the department's conference call. in particular, in the zaporozhye direction in the area of ​​verbovoy and rabotin. all attempts in the ukrainian armed forces to break through our defenses failed. in general, russian troops inflicted serious damage on the enemy in different sectors. significantly weakened. units of the southern group repelled all attacks in the solidar-bakhmud direction. the servicemen of the 4th me

economy was not raised from the very beginning. it is clear that the conservative union of the cdu, csu will win, but the fact that in hesson the alternative will have the second result, in bavaria the third, the adg lost quite a bit there free voters, the local communal party, this was just a surprise. the elections in hesson and bavaria are likely to be an important milestone for the right-wing party. a year ago it seemed that odg was transforming into the party of the east of germany, in the west it could fade into oblivion in schleswick holstein, it even flew out of parliament in may 2022, but the elections in bavaria and hesse showed that. that edc can convert its high ratings into strong election results in the west of the country. during the 2 years in power of the coalition of the sdp, the green free democrats, the voter noticeably recoiled from its left-liberal agenda and experiments with energy, manufacturing and foreign policy. those whom scholz brought into the coalition are doing poorly. the fdp did not enter the bavarian parliament at all and barely made it past the five p

the csu system announcing four-year graduation rates remain unchanged from last year. 35%.a graduation rate. for first time. students have slower than the initial goal of 40% by 2025, despite the stall, a csu has doubled its four-year graduation rate from 19% back in 2016, it's a scene an additional 150,000 bachelor's degrees earned since that. >> new at-home test promised to reveal your real age according to do your dna. several services are on the market. these tests measure your dna methylation or molecular process that scientists say may correspond to aging, along with the testing, it starts around $200. a lot of companies are also selling supplements and monthly subscriptions. there is no scientific consensus, however, on the accuracy. >> these tests. >> so much excitement going on today between the warriors starting their season and what's up with olivia horton and she's a going to talk about live with it. are you playing with the warriors the new star? coming up today on live in the bay. >> she's the hair style consultant. that's looking to break stigmas and encourag

. >> reporter: professor of communications at csu east bay studies and teaches how people communicate through memes. he showed us how easily maims relating to this war can be found online and be used by people. >> this is all propaganda. if we look at this, it might be tempting for some people to look at this and say, this seems to be the situation but it is such an oversimplification of the issue that it is going to lead us down the wrong path. it is going to confirm. >> reporter: when looking for information online, being aware of our biases is important. >> you can't pick a side to begin with. otherwise, you are biasing what you will find. >> what can we do to make sure we are getting the most accurate information? check multiple sources. look at who is posting something on twitter. who are they? take a screenshot from a video you see, plug it into a search engine and track down the original source. >> experts say misleading images and video can be damaging to those who have loved ones in israel and gaza. this work could also impact how someone boats in the future including this up

it requires the csu to publicly disclose the outcome of those cases on their 23 campuses to the stateh year, all campuses will also have to publish the outcome of any settlements. the bill was put in motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns in how the csu system handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the new measures take effect next year. >> state and local leaders there kicking off a new outreach campaign. it's aimed at raising awareness. its call for cal kids. that's the state's post secondary education saving program. help close the gap on education inequality. it started with a 2 billion dollar investment from the state last year and hundreds of thousands of children. clay much needed money. however, officials are saying there are a lot of families that don't know. these phones are even available. stu outreach campaign will target kids, the cal kids, events and activities marking efforts and partnerships with local years. >> well, it's beginning to look a little more like winter and ski season. check it out. these new pictures from palisades tahoe. getti

is because the csu limits student assistance to working 20 hours a week.'ve also have to work other jobs off campus over my six years of working as a student assistant, i've held two, sometimes three jobs at once. there are 19,000 student assistants working across cal state's 23 campuses. so far, there is no date yet for the union vote. millions of people are now starting to pay back their student loans for the first time in more than three years, payments have been paused since the pandemic. the average monthly payment on a federal student loan is about $210 a month for an associate's degree , $280 for a bachelor's degree and $585 for a master's degree. the biden administration has created a 12 month grace period for those who missed a payment at 83. in particular will have to make financial changes 23% anticipate cutting between. $501,000 a month out of their budget. i am a father of five, so you know, a lot of money that would have gone to stuff like that. you know, outings, you know, a little extra stuff from the groceries, you know, just to make sure

they also blasted the csu board, which approved a 30% tuition hike over the next five years.ity of vallejo is going to honor bay area rap legend e-40 this weekend. that is where he was born, earl stevens, which is his government name, will receive a key to the city this saturday. on top of his illustrious music career, he's donated to numerous charities in vallejo over the years a one mile stretch of magazine street is going to be renamed e-40 way. that's the street he lived on as a kid, and it made it onto his 2015 album as a song. >> well, the holidays are still two months away, but mariah carey is ready right now. >> she has a new holiday collection in collaboration with the children's place. the children's place shared this video on instagram showing the new lineup starring carey and her 12 year old twins, moroccan and monroe. it features matching family christmas pajamas and matching family outfits. the company says it's excited to partner with mariah and her kids on this magical holiday campaign . are we going to see it? okay, there it is. you have to see what the kids

it requires the csu system to publicly disclose the outcome of those cases to the state legislature. each year. all campuses will also have to publish the outcome of any settlement. the bill was put into motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns and how the csu handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the new measures take effect next year. it's beginning to look like ski season. check this out. palisades tahoe got its first real dusting of snow on tuesday night. looking so festive out there, opening day for the resort is scheduled for november. 22nd, lovely sight to gorgeous out there. and i was looking and the lows tonight in tahoe, south lake tahoe, 29 degrees. so that could be. >> certainly snowmaking numbers about the rest of the week. it's looking like the lows are going to be more in the mid to upper 30's. so not expecting any snowfall over the weekend, but just an indication when these highs are in the 50's and 60's the lows getting down there. now, let's talk about this eclipse. you may have heard about. we're going to see the moon move in front of the

requires a csu publicly disclose the outcome of those cases on their 23 campuses to the state legislature each year. all campuses are going to have to publish the outcome of any settlements. the bill was put into motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns and how the csu system handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the measures take effect next year. and state and local leaders are kicking off a new outreach campaign raising awareness for cal kids. so that's the state's post-secondary education savings program helps to close the gap on education inequality. start with a 2 billion dollar investment from the state last year. hundreds of thousands of children have claimed much needed money. however, officials say a lot of families don't even know these funds are available. we have over 3.6 million accounts created for children statewide in all 58 counties. >> and so we try to do raise awareness, school district, a school district from city to city. and so, so far we've had nearly a quarter of a million children and parents claim their of his new outreach campaign wil

so it requires the csu to publicly disclose the outcome of those cases on their 23 campuses. the state legislature every year, all campuses are going to have to publish the outcome on any settlements. the bills put motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns and how csu handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. new measures take effect next year. state and local leaders to kicking off a new outreach campaign aimed raising awareness for cal kids. that's the state's post-secondary education savings program which helps to close the gap on education inequality started with a 2 billion dollar investment from the state last year. hundreds of 1000 children, clay much needed money. however, officials say many families don't even know these funds are available to them. we have over 3.6 million accounts created for children statewide in all 58 counties. >> and so we try to do raise awareness, school district, a school district from city to city. and so, so far we've had nearly a quarter of a million children and parents claim their of outreach campaign will target c

it requires the csu to publicly disclose the outcomes of those cases on their 23 campuses to the state legislature each year. all campuses will also have to publish the outcome of any settlements. the bill was put in motion. after the la times uncovered breakdown somehow the csu handle harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the new measures take effect next year. still ahead here kron 4, a new state program that saving to close the education. >> inequality gap among children. how state officials are trying to help families in need. but first, californians are still paying more at the pump any other state. will take a look at gas prices here in the bay area. when we come in the bay area. when we come kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key s

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they also blasted the csu board, which approved at a 30% tuition hike over the next five years. >> all right. let's turn to the weather now. and i think we're in for a bit of a warm up. >> see that smile on larry's face? andy likes it warm. bring it on hot. >> absolutely. yeah. see, he's saying loves it because he has air conditioning. kristin, for those who do not have air conditioning, it may be a little bit tough the next two days. but the good news is it's not going to last very long. so let's talk about what it looks like right now compared to 24 hours ago. everyone running higher except for san francisco and half moon bay. how could we forget how thick the fog was this morning along parts of the bay shoreline , the coast and the north bay that fog has been lingering all afternoon long near the coast, which explains why you haven't really seen your temperatures go up high pressure moving in over the next few days. and that's what's going to bring us the hotter conditions. so we are looking at a heat advisory for much of the bay area starts at 11 a.m. tomorrow for santa cruz mounta

it requires the csu system to publicly disclose the outcome of those cases on their 23 campuses to theach year and all campuses will also have to publish the outcome of any settlements. the bill was put into motion after the la times uncovered breakdowns in how the csu handled harassment claims against powerful campus figures. the new measures take effect next year. and california pet owners will soon have another way to get their veterinary care starting on january. first, vets will be able to see animals through virtual appointments. a new bill signed by governor newsom expands the use of veterinarian tele medicine here in california under the state's current laws, pet owners are often forced to wait weeks or even months to get an appointment with the expansion of virtual appointments, though, will be a lot more availability. the san francisco spca says that these appointments don't replace in-person exams, at least not all of them, but they can be helpful if a vet just needs to look at the behavioral issue or give advice to an owner. >> for folks who live in very rural getting to a

, also conservative csu, who else are they, although they are all conservative and everyone is therek, that means he’s performing at the end with his people, and that means kaczynski, kaczynski has such a picture, such uncles, aunties, they're like those in suits, they're like old farts, because... tusk is such a fresh youth, so bright , so himself in a shirt, which means symbolizing that tusk himself was also already known, not 18, but successfully young girls were placed next to beautiful girls, it seems like a good picture, it means that we have clinton he also did this, so that from this, of course, on the one hand, it would seem to us that the seething within these countries seems to distract them from everything else, but by and large this does not distract anything from them, because we understand that the sovereign . in european foreign policy, it is limited, accordingly, there is such a stranglehold of transatlanticism from america, accordingly, if there is seething in america, yes, it will come in waves, but what was seething in poland, was seething in germany, was seething

practically... everywhere the ruling party performs very poorly and even the second largest coalition, the csuings from each other, although germany does not have a two-party system, but the two main parties generally pulled each other , and now the votes are falling away from both of these main parties and are going mainly to an alternative for germany, and that’s very good. interesting for german democratic society, the more votes go to an alternative for germany, the more german intelligence services have questions to this party and you know, we are in such a situation that either it can win the elections very well, well, it may not win, but it can perform there even at the federal level, let’s say, take second third place, or it will be banned, like this this is democracy, or you win the election, or you will be banned, in the united states, where donald trump is the most popular presidential candidate today, and yes, criminal charges are being brought against him. well , scholz has already signed a political sentence for himself, moreover, having become scholz, an instrument of american p

parliamentary elections were held in germany, bavaria and gesony, in which the christian social union of the csucdu. according to calculations in both regions, by the way, the key economic centers of the country , the right is right behind the conservatives, olaf scholz’s party, the spd, showed the worst result in history, and this became one of the main sensations. the spd failed in the lantak elections in hesson, the party never did. gesane did not receive such a low share of votes. even the poor result of the eighteenth year was again significantly beaten: minus 4.7% points. but the most unexpected were the indicators of the right alternatives for germany. she significantly strengthened her position in the two lands. the second place is in gesoni and the third in bavaria, although it has always been believed that adg is only popular in the former eastern states. but the current elections have shown that the west is ready to vote for the right. the once authoritative parties that are in power now are failing, people feel very well when they are being neglected, so supporting an alternative is

csu monterey bay's director of undergraduate research opportunities, john banks, says he believes ballooning spiders are the culprit. >> ballooning spiders is kind of a special term we use for house spiders disperse from habitat to habitat. basically, this is a way for them to get around. >> reporter: banks says their food can run out near the end of the growing season, leading to a need to find new environments. >> the way they do that is climb up on a plant, and they wait for some wind, and they get carried aloft by a strand of silk. that is what you are seeing in the photographs. >> reporter: he says he has not seen this happen recently on the central coast, but it is not uncommon around the world, as terrifying as the idea flavorings -- flying spiders might be, the good news here? >> they are not looking to attack people, they are looking for food resources. >> going to walk around like this for the entire time. >> that is it for us at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. >>> powerful and personal tributes to a woman who paved the way for so many. san francisco hono

direct impact of unmanned aerial vehicles on the facility; the explosions did not affect the work of the csus statement in this case. according to their data, which they received from on the ukrainian side, it was a drone shot down, allegedly from a drone, which fell, one 5 km away, the other twenty, well, what they saw was damage at the station from a blast wave, these were broken windows, that’s all, nothing more, even there was no minimal threat to the station from this incident, there was no talk of any targeted hit, so to speak, there was a targeted hit on a weapons depot, the explosions there were very impressive, a video spread across ukrainian networks, despite the fact that they actually have a ban on filming arrivals, but these... could not be hidden, a powerful blow directly at the arsenal of the military unit, even its number is known a-1358, there was a fire, but there was no way to put it out, such a detonation, most likely, that the ukrainian command stored the most significant for themselves there ammunition, tank ammunition with cores made of combined uranium, this is probab

. >> csu east bay assistant professor of sociology amara miller, says many parents say they simply don't want their children growing up in a world of natural disasters caused by climate change. but others, including kristin weaver, say their decision comes from climate experts suggesting having fewer kids than originally planned can help combat climate issues. i originally anticipated that i might have 2 or 3, and i ultimately decided to have one, and there were a number of factors that played into that. >> it wasn't just climate change, but seeing that information really confirmed my decision to just have one child. >> the fact that anyone is making a decision not to have children because of climate change or having fewer children than they want because of climate change is just it's very heart breaking and i hope it spurs some action at these global levels, both among governments and corporations, because it doesn't have to be this way in the south bay. >> dustin dorsey, abc7 news coming up. >> we're continuing our coverage ahead of this weekend's red flag warnings. how residents and f

the union represents about 29,000 professors, lecturers and other faculty at csu campuses, and they're demanding a 12% pay raise, even as san francisco is hosting several conferences this week, the city's convention business continues to struggle. cctv's andre senior back in studio with the new effort andre to bring more visitors and specifically conventions to san francisco. yeah, that's right. sf travel is in charge of booking events in the city. the organization says in recent months, some companies that had tentative bookings in the city have changed their plans. meta has canceled its meta business group summit for march 2025. workday has withdrawn tentative plans for about 53,000 room nights worth of events, according to sf travel. before the pandemic, 2019 was a record year with 49 conventions. this year, the city has rebounded, with 34 booked conventions. but the next two years have only 22 conventions booked each year and only 18 on the books so far. for 2026, a four day conference at moscone center this week is bringing welcome business to the area for some of the city's strug

unpressed and record breaking year that we've had with flooding extreme temperatures, fire and drought, csuay professor of public health michael schmelt says these hazards have serious impact on our health. >> we really need to be mindful that these can be extreme events that could be harmful to our health and really understand, get our information to understand how can they impact us in italy or us, our community and family, and how can we take action to protect ourselves? >> the authors of the paper say not enough has been done to take action, which highlights the important work here at verge. ultimately these climate tech solutions mean nothing without a planet that's inhabitable. >> so you really need to look at those two things working in concert. the weather patterns aren't lying. we need to move faster than we're moving. and that's why people are here in san jose. >> dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> work to do evidently. well, we're talking climate foggy and cool today. >> yeah. so let's get to abc seven news meteorologist sandy patel. we did still have some sun though. yes we still defi

impact of unmanned aerial vehicles on the facility ; the explosions did not affect the work of the csuuided by magat’s statement in this case, according to their data, which they received from the ukrainian side, it was a downed, allegedly shot down drone, which fell one 5 km away, the other twenty, and what they saw was damage at the station from the blast wave - these are broken windows, that's all, nothing more, even some kind of minimal threat to the station , there was no such incident from this incident , there is no talk of any targeted hit, so to speak, either, the targeted hit was on a weapons depot, so the explosions there are very impressive, the video was spread across ukrainian networks, despite the fact that they actually have a ban on filming arrivals, but these shots could not be hidden, a powerful blow directly to the arsenal of the military unit, even... its number is known, a-1358 there was no fire extinguish such a detonation. most likely, the ukrainian command stored the most significant ammunition there, tank ammunition with cores made of combined uranium, this is

sit at the same table with him, because they will also accuse him of something and there, cdu , the csuagain create that coalition that for a very long time in germany pursued some more or less, so to speak, sensible policy, this is what this can lead to, as for the middle east issue, germany has been captured right now, like the entire european union, by the propolis . rallies, chancellor shultz himself the day before he put on a yarmulke, having nothing to do, of course, with jewry, went to church to say that all of germany, since he represents it, is on the side of israel, is all of germany a separate question, what in gaza strip, look, israeli airstrikes continue to wreak havoc on the gaza strip, and even though this past weekend hit palestinian territory. desperately needed help began to arrive. according to united nations estimates, to meet the basic needs of the population, it is necessary not less than 100 trucks per day. the israeli military again ordered residents to evacuate. residential areas of the gas sector are illuminated by the red beacons of a few ambulances. the pales

were held in two federal states of germany, bavaria and gesony, in which the christian social union, csudemocratic union, cdu won the expected victory, but the most unexpected were the indicators of the right-wing alternative for germany. she significantly strengthened her position in the two lands, and this against the backdrop of a virtually declared hunt for its leaders. parties. an attempt on the life of its leader tin khrupala, he was attacked and wounded by unknown persons with a needle, which was possibly used to inject toxic substances. i cannot rule out that this was an attempted murder; forensic toxicology is ongoing. all this happened almost immediately after khrupala announced the need to end the war in ukraine. the topic of ukraine and their own security is now the main one for the germans, conservative bavarian politicians, for example, they are playing the russian card with all their might. i would be glad to have american soldiers defending us in bavaria again, if there are no american soldiers, nato, ladies and gentlemen, will not be a threat for the next few years, ther

this traffic light coalition was formed, yeah, in these elections the people’s parties, the cdu, the csuout 50% of the votes. and why were they called people’s people, they always together gained at least a constitutional majority, that is, there is no trust in the systemic ones political forces, to those social institutions that exist, in the name of somehow uniting society, and it is best to unite if there is nothing to sell them, just the image of the enemy and fear, this is what is being done, therefore in europe. or rather their elites, who do not think about european interests, they think about euro-atlantic interests, their home is a plane between brussels and washington, they are not interested in europe in this regard, their accounts are in transnational banks, they receive their interest, they don’t care , will there be a german grandma get? one pension, either we will raise the retirement age, or we will begin to withdraw part of the pension for some military, there are other funds and services, this does not interest them, but there is another trend, you noticed about slovaki

yeah, in this election the people's parties, the cdu, the csu and the sdp, together won about 50% ofthey were told why. they always together gained at least a constitutional majority, that is, there is no trust in the systemic political forces, in those social institutions that exist, in order to somehow unite society , it is best to pay, if there is nothing to sell them , the image of the enemy and fear are just there, this is done, therefore europe, or rather their elites, do not think about european interests, they think about euro-atlantic interests, their home is a plane, between brussels and washington, they are not interested in europe in this regard, their accounts are in transnational banks, they receive their interest, and they don’t care whether the german grandmother receives one pension, or we give her part of her pension some military funds and services there, they are not interested in this, but there is another tendency, you noticed about slovakia, and this is only the first elections, and i want to emphasize the curious point that such a special opinion exists and pr

parliaments were held. become shocking for most system parties, yes, the right-wing conservative cdu and csu about 35% of the vote, but their results were the worst in many decades. but even this was not a shock for observers; in both states , the alternative for germany took second place; all the parties that are now part of the national one lost to it. 16% of the alternative votes make the threat of an electoral revolution in the country increasingly real. in just over a year , elections to the bundestag will be held in germany, and if the current trends, the adc can create one of the largest factions in parliament. it is known that the alternative harshly criticizes the migration policy and economic strategy of the current german authorities, indicating that the government has set. on the brink of a real catastrophe, for which they are being persecuted by these very authorities? hungry, but happy in finland, as it became known, every fifth resident of the country experiences difficulties paying for food and medicine, this problem is especially serious for citizens aged 20 to 40 years, and

say most of those workers make minimum wage, have no sick time and no health insurance because the csu limits student assistance to working 20 hours a week. i've also have to work other jobs off campus. uh, over my six years of working as a student assistant, and i've held to some times three jobs at once. now, the university system has not commented on the announcement. there are 19,000 student assistants working across cal state's 23 campuses so far, there's no date set for a vote. our time now, 407 will later this morning. fema will be testing the nationwide alert system and they'll be testing it on every tv and radio and cell phone in the country. that test will take place about 1120 this morning. our time, tvs and radios will play that tone for about a minute. if you get the alert on your phone, it'll come in as a text message with a vibration tone and a tone. this is the seventh nationwide emergency alert system test. fema says the purpose is to make sure these systems are an effective way of warning the public about emergencies, especially early on the national level. starting t

need to understand that if suddenly, god forbid, scholz is demolished, he will be replaced by the cdu, csud, they are successfully digging themselves out of it, first of all, your very first words about the withdrawal of ratification, why is this important, why is this, why was koroganov so pleased after these words, although he was not promised nuclear tests, this is approximately the same thing, a ratified treaty the international becomes part of our national and because of this, the head of the executive branch cannot act as he wants, because we already have such a law, and this is a model like this, the federation council gives permission to the president on the use of the russian army abroad, a little closer to what we just discussed, because we will talk about this in a separate program, which means that this situation, so we somehow try to consider it every time in the period of yesterday, today, tomorrow, i... spoke here in the winter and alevich has been arguing with me for six months that the americans will be in trouble for a long time, and i explained to him that in the fall of

csu student assistants are moving forward with a push to unionize.they're calling for and how. one student assistant says she i i dreamt you didn't cashback this flight. oh good. you got another mask? are you the ceo of cashbacking? no, you're not. earn big with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? at cretors, earn big with chase freedom unlimited. we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. today, five people were hurt. they're all expected to survive. four of the victims are students . but there are very few details about them or their condition. investigators found dorm windows shattered by bullets. students had just wrapped up a homecoming event on the campus when that shooting started. i just saw everybody running and heard the shots going off. and then i just i just had a fight or flight instinct. we all tried to just get out of the way. everybody tried to get out and lay down, run down whatever you co