. >> darren was here?rren was here. >> darren galas, a little older, made good money and higyhway construction job, sandra was crazy about him. soon after she moved home, they got married. son austin came nine months later, and braden two years after that. by the age of 24, sandra was the matriarch of her own little clan. >> she loved the boys to death. i mean, they were the apple of her eye. >> life was good, until april, 2005, when sandra came to her parents very upset. >> she told us she was cleaning out her husband's backpack and two papers fell out. two phone numbers. so she called the phone numbers and it turned out to be two different married women. >> sandra confronted darren. >> he would never admit it, just kept saying they were friends, they were friends. >> she knew otherwise? >> she knew what it was. >> by june, darren moved out. and sandra moved on. got a job at the beachhouse restaurant, an island landmark. it was a life changer. >> she's was a darling girl with two darling children drier ga

i'm now working for— since darren died. i'm now working for the _ since darren died.eran's groups and we help each — veteran's groups and we help each other. to veteran's groups and we help each other.— veteran's groups and we help each other. ., , �* each other. to be reminded i'm very fortunate. _ each other. to be reminded i'm very fortunate. people - each other. to be reminded i'm very fortunate. people always l very fortunate. people always say i an event position but it could not worth ——it could have been a lot worse. he doesn't matter what condition i'm in. in the 22 years that he was alive. _ in the 22 years that he was alive, trust me, he gave us some — alive, trust me, he gave us some fun _ alive, trust me, he gave us some fun with his antics. and we are — some fun with his antics. and we are so— some fun with his antics. and we are so proud of what he did. we always— we are so proud of what he did. we always will be. his included in everything we do. every christmas, every party, his birthday, _ christmas, every party, his birthday, we still celebrate them

it is time to look at weather with meteorologist darren peck . >> it worked out so nice. it is keeping with the theme of what the next several days will be like. it is sunny with warm temperatures. the only issue has been the morning lows. we will probably do that again tomorrow. you can see the high clouds on the futurecast. let's just enjoy the numbers we have got. we will be near 70 today in san jose. it will be in the mid-60s everywhere else. right through the heart of the pay working her way up into sonoma. it is all mid-60s until you get to corporate tell when it makes it into the upper 60. we need to see the storm track come back to california. the same part of the world kids getting hit with intense rain elements. from seattle northward already had several large storms. there will be at least three more over the next week. there goes the next one with the stream of moisture. as a result, we completely stay out of the storm track for next sunday, december fair. barely even 1/10 of an inch or rain in eureka. it is a very exaggerated pattern . it could resemble la ni

we have set up a foundation in darren's name. i have been helping veterans since darren died.terans groups. we all help each other. i like to be reminded i am very fortunate. people say i am in a bad position but it could have been a lot worse, you know? their families miss them every day and do not have the luxury that my family does of being able to spend time and still speak, it doesn't matter what condition i am in. in the 22 years he was alive, trust me, he gave us some fun with his antics. we are so proud of what he did. we always will be. he's included in everything we do, every christmas, every party, his birthday. we still celebrate them for him and we always will. a new partial lockdown has been imposed in the netherlands — the first country in western europe to do so this autumn — due to record covid infections and rising intensive care cases. three weeks of restrictions for shops, sport and catering were announced by prime minister mark rutte on friday. anna holligan has this. under the new dutch rules, bars, cafes and restaurants can serve until 8pm and diners nee

darren didn't finish his shift at seven _ honest.ight. it didn't sink in straightaway. _ until midnight. it didn't sink in straightaway, to _ until midnight. it didn't sink in straightaway, to be _ until midnight. it didn't sink in straightaway, to be perfectly l straightaway, to be perfectly honest. we don't expect to go to work and see anything like that. you just expect to go to work, do your job, get paid and go home to your family. security guard, darren knowles, talking to andy gill. and viewers in the north west can see more of that interview on bbc one at 6.30 this evening. the headlines on bbc news... the uk and france call for a coordinated international response to human trafficking — following the deaths of 27 people whose dinghy capsized in the english channel. the government says it will work at pace, to deliver a new independent regulator, for football. police say there is "no known link" between an 18—year—old girl who disappeared in plymouth on saturday and the man suspected of her murder. some of the children who su

let's kick off with our friday forecast with darren peck. >> not as cold.news. >> we'll take it. >> frost advisories aren't fun when you are doing five four or five days in a row. a big improvement especially in north bay where temperatures are only down in the mid 40s for morning lows. that's the view as we check the scene from our camera on top of treasure island towards the city skyline. let's put some numbers. 41 santa rosa,

darren beattie of revolver news is one of the few in media who's done real reporting on what actually happened on january 6th. the establishment narrative. the worst single act of political violence since the civil war. donald trump supporters killing police officers. was maga blood liable? officer bryan sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hours long attack. they beat a capitol police officer to death with a fire extinguisher. officer brian sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. he died at the age of 42 after he was the bludgeoned. the fire extinguisher. a rioter hit officer sicknick in the head with a fire extinguisher. hit in the head with

darren beattie of revolver news is one of the few in media who's done real reporting on what actually happened on january 6th. the establishment narrative. the worst single act of political violence since the civil war. donald trump supporters killing police officers. was maga blood liable? officer bryan sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the hours long attack. they beat a capitol police officer to death with a fire extinguisher. officer brian sicknick died after being hit in the head with a fire extinguisher during the fight. he died at the age of 42 after he was the bludgeoned. the fire extinguisher. a rioter hit officer sicknick in the head with a fire extinguisher. hit in the head with a fire extinguisher. bludgeoned with a fire extinguisher. there's just one problem with the story. it never happened. the new york times has quietly retracted its story about the death of capital police officer brian sicknick. there is no such thing. there was no fire extinguisher involved at all. the paper is back pedaling, admitting that it's possible he was

darren peck has a closer look at all of this. >>> this is one of the days where you would never know looking at the view that there is rain coming. there it is on hi-def doppler. not so concerned about the lightning. it is the leading edge of the southern part of the shower. it takes a little time. this is 8:00 tonight. let's put some high resolution on it and play that forward. by the time we get to 10:00 tonight, the showers are moving into the day. will try to hold together as it marches across the rest of the bay area the time we get to 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning, it is down in the heart of the bay. when we check in the complete forecast, we will track the line into the south bay talk about the morning commute in the we will talk with the next chance for rain as well. >>> new at 3:00, san francisco police announcing arrests in a series of armed home invasion robberies that happened in august and september. officers obtained search warrants and worked with other police agencies over the past two weeks, they rested the five suspects in richmond, elk grove, antioch, and stockton. h

we have set up a foundation in darren's name. i have been helping veterans since darren died.e. people say i am in a bad position but it could have been a lot worse, you know? their families miss them every day and do not have the luxury that my family does of being able to spend time and still speak, it doesn't matter what condition i am in. in the 22 years he was alive, trust me, he gave us some fun with his antics. we are so proud of what he did. we always will be. he's included in everything we do, every christmas, every party, his birthday. we still celebrate them for him and we always will. these are the large pictures at the cenotaph. it is coming up to 11 o'clock when we will have the silence for those who have made sacrifices over the decades for us. you're watching bbc news — bringing you coverage of remembrance day. we're nowjoining our special programme from the cenotaph in london. the secretary of state for education and the secretary of state for wales find their positions. and the leader of the house of lords and the leader of the house of lords and the leader o

it— back then, but, darren. .. what do you mean? it is— back then, but, darren. ..i hope to — night tomorrow? well, there goes the sun. i hope to give — night tomorrow? well, there goes the sun, i hope to give you _ night tomorrow? well, there goes the sun, i hope to give you a _ night tomorrow? well, there goes the sun, i hope to give you a few - night tomorrow? well, there goes the sun, i hope to give you a few words i sun, i hope to give you a few words of wisdom, because we have a storm in the way actually, that will ruffle some people�*s heirs, not ours, this is storm arwen, it will bring some gales widely across the uk from the north and will contain some snow over northern hills, some disruption can be expected. it is yet to really develop but we got this shield of cloud moving down from the north. for england and wales the cloud is quite thin, so it is cold out there and temperatures will continue to fall for a while. then we see the thickening cloud coming down from the north together with some strong winds and that will bring with it some rain too, it will

we are going to stay in the mid 70s during the day and mid 60s by next weekend. >>> sounds great, darrenp at 5:00, a closer look at the recent spike in crime in oakland and what the city and police say they plan to do to keep people safe. that is at 404 kpix 5 at 3:00. the cbs evening news is streaming next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, what we know and don't know about the new coronavirus variant ohm crob, as america braces for its first case of the covid strain. tonight, a cbs news exclusive. we go inside one of the labs where omicron was discovered by south african scientists. what we're learning, is it more deadly and will we know if our vaccines protect against the variant? plus the breaking new c.d.c. strengthens recommendations for the booster shot. what you should know. president biden urges calm. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. >> o'donnell: what he's saying tonight about the possibility of new lockdowns. breaking news, tiger woods in an interview tonight revealing if he'll ever play professionl go

. >>> so let's check out that forecast with darren. it's beautiful, but it is dry. >> it is dry. saw the ski resorts in stories we did earlier this week that they are having trouble making snow for people to come up there, and there is none in the seven-day forecast. if we check out the toll booth, you're driving into fog right now on the golden gate bridge. meanwhile, that is not the story anywhere else. a beautiful view looking back towards the east. that's what the sky looks like bay areawide for everybody else. temperatures in the low-to-mid 60s after a day where we climbed into the low 70s for many locations. tomorrow we'll see a guy clouds, patchy fog in the morning, and that's it. we can watch it on the futurecast. i'm going to play this forward until we get to tomorrow morning, and you'll see the tooley fog develop in the central valley. we did it this morning. isolated areas of patchy fog. especially in the north bay. so there is your early heads-up for tomorrow morning. we'll likely encounter that again. it won't be terribly cold, though. morning lows back to the mid- 4

. >> darren is tracking a very foggy forecast. >> 2 mornings so far, you can see from the video in petaluma how foggy it was there. and looking up towards the east bay valleys all the fog coming over the hills. let's look now live at the latest visibility readings. look at the numbers appear that go down to 0.5 or 0.3. that's telling you how far you can see down the road in miles meaning you can only see 3/10 of a mile in santa rosa. that's enough to slow you down already but we are just getting started. overnight the fog will envelop the east bay communities, the delta and maybe the peninsula. give yourself more time on the road tomorrow. i'll be back with the rest of the forecast. >>> a live look at interstate 880 where the chp is investigating a grizzly traffic fatality. we are told a pickup truck hit and killed a man who was walking in the southbound lanes around 6:30. the driver did immediately stop and call for help. the man was pronounced dead at the scene and it's unclear why he was on the freeway. >>> mourners packed a candlelight mass at santa clara university to remember a studen

hello on darren jordan and dough. with a quick reminder, the top stories here on al jazeera, at least 27 refugees and migrants trying to reach britain up drowned an english channel near kelly. out of their boat sank. it's the worst as aust on the crossing since un officials started keeping records 7 years ago. this disaster underscores how dangerous it is to cross the channel in this way. and he also shows how vital it is that we now step up our efforts to break the business model of the gangsters who were sending p.

that's the word from darren peck. what's next? >> mainly tomorrow morning's commute, but rain on high-def doppler right now. some of the late night revelers might get a little bit of light rain. high doppler on the most sensitive setting right now as suggested to pick out everything, picking up all the light midst. but here is another way to verify what's there. when you switch from high-def doppler and put it into the high-resolution forecast model, all the mess goes away and all the things that is actual rain remains, which will continue to drift, hug the marine coast, probably the peninsula in the city, a light misting shower is possible if you're up and out late, but not that big of a deal. now things will start to look more interesting here because that's the leading edge of the next system. this is early. that's 6:00 a.m. on monday. at that point we're just kind of beginning to see the leading edge work its way into the north bay. but you can see how large that system is with a lot of rain in it. when you come back with the

darren didn't finish his shift at seven o'clock, he stayed until midnight.alking to andy gill. jesse's admitted parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the principle of legalising assisted dying. ——jersey�*s. jersey�*s independent parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the principle of legalising assisted dying, paving the way for the biggest channel island to become the first place in the british isles to change its law. detailed work will now begin to determine how a system of assisted dying could work and further political votes will then be required, in a process expected to take at least 18 months. ofgem has confirmed two more energy suppliers, entice energy and orbit energy, are to cease trading. entice supplies around 5,a00 customers and orbit, 65,000 and they'll be switched to a new supplier. meanwhile, the government has set aside nearly £1.7 billion to enable the company bulb to continue to supply gas and electricity to its customers after it collapsed into administration. under the special arrangement, administrators will try to

let's check in with darren peck. >> a cloudy day today and there mean say few light showers into the later hours of the morning. that is coming up in the future cast. it would not be a lot and clouds, bay areawide, temperatures range from a cool 49 in livermore. 46 in santa rosa to a warm 57 in san francisco. there is some patchy fog. the cooler temperatures, assistant rosa in the upper 40s -- the temperatures in santa rosa in the upper 40s. be ready for that. the takeaway on this forecast for today, cloudy, mid-60s for daytime highs. light rain the next few hours. we'll look at that in just a bit. for now, back to you, devin. >> thank you, jim. >>> one of the largestmas evident locked down yesterday. the police were searching for what they believed was a gunman, an active shooter inside of the mall. he's more on terrified shoppers. >> telling everyone to like run away. >> reporter: s.w.a.t. teams and law enforcement officers scrambled to search inside the mall. looking for a possible shooter son after a call reporting gunfire inside of the burlington coat factory came in around 5:30

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ah, ah ah, ah hello, i'm darren jordan in dough with a quick reminder, the headlines here in al jazeera israel says it'll band the entry of all foreigners for 2 weeks out of the emergence of a new cobit 19 variant. once approve, it will be the toughest travel been announced anywhere in the world since ami chronos identified israel a so far, confirmed only one case, at the very end. every force that has more now from west to rosalyn will it's the result of a late night emergency meeting of the corona virus cabinet, which took place late on saturday evening after a brief announcement from the prime minister natalie bennett at israel needed to act very quickly in the midst of all this uncertainty and not risk the progress already gained against the current of iris pandemic. and so the measures announced are extremely stringent. all foreign travelers into his row will no longer be allowed in that is quite soon after a foreign tourism was allowed again at the, towards the beginning of november and on the cotton has been detected in more parts of europe. the dutch government believes several

we are racing against the climate clock. >> that was darren peck reporting in this aerial view taken019 you see very little kelp then we switch to the past summer and you see a lot of it and that is a good sign but it's important to point out that this past summer saw strong uptake in the california current that brought cooler waters to the coastline and that was the best case scenario for what kelp need to thrive even with that the kelp we see is only 10% of what we would have seen under normal circumstances and conditions. >>> an important follow-up to that and one of the biggest issues and the first line of action is to remove the purple urchin which have taken over because until we clear out that ecosystem the kelp will have a hard time getting the strong foothold even when the right conditions come back. a lot of people are working on the problem and we will update you throughout the next several years. >>> we take a look outside over the golden gate bridge and there's like starting to show but the sun does not come up until 7:04 am so we will continue to watch the sky. current

let's kick off with our friday forecast with darren peck. >> not as cold. good news. >> we'll take it. >> frost advisories aren't fun when you are doing five four or five days in a row. a big improvement especially in north bay where temperatures are only down in the mid 40s for morning lows. that's the view as we check the scene from our camera on top of treasure island towards the city skyline. let's put some numbers. 41 santa rosa, 45 petaluma, 50s down the peninsula and the east bay. visibility is fine with maybe a few spots, concord and livermore, we'll keep an eye on the visibility readings. we don't have issues with fog. we'll see temperatures near 70 for inland spots and red wood city you will go to 67, 66 fremont and we'll top out at 66 in oakland. the forecast is just like the last few days. how is the drive? >>> busy into san francisco. we have an accident that we have our eye on. a traffic alert issued 101 north bound near cesar chavez. the number 2 lane is open. everything else is shut down and unfortunately this is due to a fatality. there are

down while testifying his own murder trial cal, written how says he shot the 3 men in self defense, darren jordan with you in half an hour's time for the latest news on our 0, but witnesses next. serious, dorcas days with one man leading the country through us. present to alice out as last legitimacy. he needs to step down. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examine the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? many a reason that good effect and human aside master of chaos, coming soon on all jazeera a that's a problem with what? if anything was, i mean let me see the okay, i'm gonna do you want to about quarter to i wouldn't. okay. well, i know the bottom of about this in terms of being the most like muslims have developing where this guarantee was as you know, my duty. i don't mean what i was gonna say. i mean, full synthetic little screen on this case at the school that had controlled this graphic with us in this post. we've got from pity. so i, you know, from when do you

an election, special cap rates on county theera with hello, i'm darren, jordan and dough. with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera, the united nation says 16 of its local staff have been detained in the ethiopian capital at isabela. that calling for the groups immediate release. 6 other you and workers who were previously detained, had now been freed. it comes with a time of escalating conflict between ethiopia, central government, and rebel forces in the north of the country. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these the staff members are, are detained on the there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released so that, that's the, the break up. they come from various and agencies, there are all national staff it is imperative that they, that they be release out. there was my kind of has more now from the united nations . well, the spokesman for the secretary general briefing, general essay, he had just spoken at that particular time to you and security personnel in, at us about trying to get out exactly what had happened. now wh

. >> meteorologist darren peck joining us . rain tomorrow? >> sunny tomorrow. >> she was just testing you. >> it is monday when he gets here. a few light showers, flurries in the sierra. let's go to the wider view because the next system is all the way out here. put that into the futurecast and bring it forward, after a sunny sunday and most of monday in fact will be fine. but by the second half of monday, that says 4:00 in the afternoon, a very well organized system. that will bring bay area rain monday night into tuesday morning. probably the most impressive time frame of it is right here because that is the leading edge of a very organized line where you see the yellow and orange lined up. monday night is not the only time it will rain. we will play this through your tuesday and show you what it means for morning and evening commutes. we will put rainfall totals on this. i will see you with that in a few minutes. >>> on the fight against the coronavirus, a major push to getting more people vaccinated. >> the cdc is making its way for kids

we have gianna with us taking a look at the roads and we have darren with us. we are thankful for you. >> happy to be here. >> thanks for waking up early. >> mary is the only one on the team that took thanksgiving off. >> sleeping in hopefully. >> she deserves it. i will be here tomorrow with you too. bundle up before you step outside. it's going to be this way both days but by the weekend i think we will be done with frost advisories. this morning there is a frost advisory. red wood city is a relatively mild 40, 46 hayward. the frost advisory is over here, 580 and 680 and up and down 101. the rest of thanksgiving is fine. once we are past the frost advisory, it's upper 60s for inland locations, mid 60s in the bay. to pick out specific numbers, fremont 66. pleasanton goes to 64. we'll top out at 64 in san rafael. one difference was make a few more clouds. like we won't have the crystal clear blue sky forever but it will still be nice. >> pretty decent temps. i will take that for sure. >> you bet. >>> we started off with problems on 101. they are now gone. this

had numerous eyewitnesses, happen to be african-americans that corroborated the story of officer darren wilson. same thing in baltimore where freddie gray, the same thing down in florida. you know, you have this rush to judgment, duke lacrosse and uva and cambridge police and then of course the whole russia collusion lie of five years. the same protective a cast of characters get it wrong. when people react after they create this expectation, i blame them. they are responsible for their comments that whip people into a frenzy. am i wrong? >> your 100% correct and the left and the media does not care. they don't care if they live. this is a political trial. kyle rittenhouse is a political prisoner. it's about the second amendment, it's about the gun and you heard that prosecutor who was absolutely dead wrong about the right to have the gun. he waved his right -- is privileged? that's a lie. he's absolutelyli wrong. but it is the expectation. it's not a race case. the individual -- it's not black versus white, but it doesn't matter. they want chaos. that's why you've got 500 national guar

let's get a check of our weather with darren peck. i have a feeling a lot of people will be out and about today. >>> it looks like the weather you would want to get out and about for. it will be sunny, temperatures nearing 70 again. the rest of this weekend looks fantastic. you couldn't have gotten it better for the long holiday weekend. look at the long range coming up and see what happened to our rain. i will show you where it is going and when next hope for possibility of rain coming back might make a return. first, how is the fog? just fine. we are down to two and a half miles for concord. that's the lowest number i have. these numbers remember tell you how far down the road you can see in miles. you can see two and a half miles in concord. that's fine. everybody else is like ten. one location at least to the north bay has gone to the upper 30s, 39 in petaluma. it is 38 in fairfield. yesterday there were more mid 30s for inland valleys. it feels better. it's mid 40s for most locations in the heart of the bay. daytime highs will cl

. >> you can breathe easy, because darren peck tells us it looks a lot worse than it actually is. >> yeah, its moderate, but still does not look pretty out there. that's a view from the stop of the sales force tower. that's an inversion like this. that's high pressure pushing down. there's your lid on the atmosphere. everything is getting trapped underneath it, and we keep recycling the same air. let me show you what the air quality readings are like. moderate everywhere, bay area wide. we're not even under a "spare the air," but it's not going to look pretty, and moderate is not the best air quality. we would like it to be good. so maybe don't overdo it out there the next few days. >>> prosecutors in elizabeth holmes fraud trial will get a chance to cross-examine her tomorrow about the testimony that prompt third break down in tears on the stand in san jose today. she described how she processed being raped during her freshman year at stanford, by dedicating herself to building a business. she testified her former business partner and live-in boyfriend, "sunny" balwani was controlli

our environment editor is darren has this report. -- he is there and has this report.ld leaders are singled out for failinto keep promises, for allowing the planet to become dangerously overheated. demonstrators lay down at the tes of cop26 to ram home lives are being lost because of climate change. calls for action came within the conference walls as welcome activists lling on governments not to water down key points in the agreement, a plea echoed i the most vulnerable nations. >> our safety, the safety of my children and yours hangs in the balance. as i said to the high ambition coalition this morning, it is time for us to level up. this will be the decade that determines the rest of human history. we cannot let it slip by. david: but some disputes are proving really difficult to settle -- over coal, and what to say about phasing it out. how often countries should update their climate plans -- every year to flip the urgency, or less? and how much to paid to give the poorest nations, not just now, but ercoming decades. the point of these talks is to try to limit the

power the future, daniel turner, former wisconsin congressman sean duffy, former nypd lieutenant darrenorcher. vaccine mandates, get jabs or no jobs. blamed for putting your health and safety at risk. the same essential workers got us through the pandemic getting put on unpaid leave. talking 9,000 new york city government workers this story coming up. the l.a. sheriff warns of a mass exodusp cops, but a judge suspended mayor lori lightfoot's deadline for the vax mandate. we have the story. is the white house slowly back off the biden vaccine mandate. we've got the news there. the white house criticized for topspinning multiple crises. the messaging is not so state of the art. we this new botched narrative, blaming consumers for the supply chain crisis. blaming americans and their outrage over citizens strand in the afghanistan creating quote confusion over there. the nation is watching. a virginia governor's race neck-and-neck. terry mcauliffe tried to make it about trump. polls show minority parents are angry over school boards toxic agenda for children. as terry mcauliffe says to pare

ah hello, i'm darren jordan info at the top stories here and i'll just sarah china and the u . s. division a joint declaration at the cop $26.00 summit and glasgow promising to work together more closely to bring about reelection on climate change. both pledge to speed up admissions reductions to meet the goals of the parish deal. us climate envoy, john kerry says corporation is key to getting the job done. katrina, you has more. this is really important for beijing because it's helping to demonstrate that it, it, it is serious about tackling climate change and that's off to i guess weeks of skepticism and disappointment.

making his debut next month against darren williams and declined advances from nfl teams to focus on boxing. i understand getting hit with a helmet and shoulder pads. but in a boxing ring when you are an open target? no thanks. >> that is a brutal sport. >> yes. he is tough but this is different. >> i would not mind training like a boxy, they near shape. but not the rough stuff. >> no. i want to do the jump rope, to. >>> how much would you >>> mona lisa, one of the most fame paintings. a replica of it found in an attic sold at a paris auction today for, get this, more than $242,000. the auction house says that $70,000 more >>> the late show with (inspiring music) - [narrator] the bay area is a golden destination for people who love delicious food, outdoor fun,

hello and darren jordan and we'll have the top stories here on al jazeera, china and the u. s. division. a joint declaration at the cop $26.00 summit in glasgow, promising to work together more closely to bring about reelection on climate change . both pledge to speed up admissions reductions to meet the goals at the paris deal . us climate and void, john kerry says corporation is key to getting the job done. katrina, you has more this is really important for the aging because it's helping to demonstrate that it, it, it is serious about tackling climate change and that's after i guess weeks of skepticism and disappointment. firstly, president, she didn't thing is not attending cop 26. he did not even give a video speech, he just submitted a written statement. and also before cop 26, china did not submit any new targets or deliverables. so it basically just elaborated on it's already given goals of achieving carbon peaking by 2030. and pillars says the e u is provoking a refugee and migrant standoff as an excuse to impose new sanctions at the latest in an escalating back and

at tonight's american music awards, san francisco native darren chris talked about his upcoming new year'sat home fans will get to enjoy some of his tracks from his album a very darren christmas. i think we'll stretch the mileage out a little bit and hopefully play some of those tunes for that show because there's certainly some new year's tunes on this album and some other songs about san francisco that i would love to play specifically for that show, so i'll be nice to do that. evening stao inn co symphony the concertet aecem aat says it only can air after thanksgiving? listen, we're trying to get through a pandemic you do anything you want to do you put your trip right now, you can see your christmas music right now you do you do whatever you want to do over the next couple of months, but we're gonna do in the weather department. gonna feel warm tomorrow that warm air we had saturday and sunday that will continue tomorrow and really the week ahead is quiet with a lot of sun shines tonight. we'll see the picture outside right now east bay hills showing you the beautiful lights of san fra

look in oakland on the saturday evening, more rain is headed towards the bay area and meteorologist darren peck is here to say those words that have become famous by now. >> atmospheric river? that is true but nothing like the 12 weeks ago, that was top of the scale and this one is a two. it is a part of it but we should not stress a repeat performance of two weeks ago. it will not be but we have a look, to find monday's rain, we have to look across the pacific as tomorrow will be sunny and beautiful. by monday, now we have a good system sitting off the coast. if you look at the structure of it, there is a long type of moisture across the pacific which means this will be better rain than just sprinkles. as we bring this forward, the leading edge takes us into monday night. that looks pretty good. when we check back in with the complete forecast, we will show you monday and tuesday with rain. more on that later. >>> chaos at a houston music festival as a deadly stampede last night left at least eight people dead, including two teenagers. officers say a 10-year-old is in critical condition.

darren peler covers fin tech and joins us this morning. hey, darren.ou. >> hey, thanks for having me. >> when do you think paypal can shake off that pinterest report? >> you know, it's a good question i think a lot of investors really want to see that fundamentals are still really strong first and hopefully get some of the sense of that tonight. and then i think some long-term investors really want to check in with management again after those headlines. and kind of just take their pulse on what they're ana strategy is before they get back into the stock in a big way. >> do you think it's specific to paypal or are there sort of lingering curiosities about models at square and maybe some of the legacy credit card processors. >> look, that's a great point. i mean, there's been a real bifurcation looking at the new names and what a lot are considering the legacy stocks. look, the good news i think for square and paypal is most investors would put them in that winner's camp considering they have everything from buy now, pay later, to crypto, they're a digi

point >> half of the folks who started here have moved on to permanent housing point >> reporter: darren is the executive director of the housing consortium for the east bay that runs operation home base point >> seeing someone finally sent get their keys is the most, it is the most joyous time for anyone in this work. >> reporter: the biggest help this year, $5 billion in federal emergency housing vouchers for the homeless, that guarantees subsidized rent for life point >> without that voucher, the opportunities for getting into permanent supportive housing would be extremely limited point >> reporter: but even billions of dollars can only do so much point >> the waiting list continues to get longer and longer point >> reporter: chelsea andrews heads up everyone home, a nonprofit that oversees alameda counties point in time homeless count. in the last count, back in january of 2019, before covid, the group tallied 8000 homeless in the county, half of them in oakland. for the next count in january of 2022, andrews predicts the like numbers will be much higher. >> it is our estimation tha

meanwhile meteorologist darren peck tracking our weather . >> we've got a few more drops to count. there's not a lot of rain coming will take a look at it in the future casper what a pretty sunset from the cameron treasure island looking back toward the city." little bit higher now . i want to show you some good news in terms of reducing the amount of fog you're going to have to deal with on the road tomorrow morning . the high resolution satellite for northern california, you see the clouds passing real quick. look at the northern edge of the fund. you see it melting back? will watch that one more time. that was a weak cold front that came through today, scoured up the low level and started to erode away the fog bank which has been consistent for the last four days break the last four months we have woken up to a dense fog advisory peak because that pattern finally broke today and we are watching the fog erode away we will likely not have to do that again tomorrow. visibility is great now . you can see for 10 miles down the road virtually all of the sensors . last night the last s

i have a feeling darren peck will give us an update right now . >> emilee speck here at home the concern is the fog in the morning, especially for the inland valleys of the east bay. the central valley has been inundated with fog, the east bay communities and the delta, i can show you why, that dramatically changed this afternoon. a real pretty view of the high resolution satellite in northern california day. do you see the tule fog filling the central valley? you can't see it dissolving. it had not done that over the last four days, stayed in the valley, filling it with fog everyday. then overnight, spilling into the bay area. this morning, a cold front came through and you can actually see the fog getting pushed out of here. another way to visualize what happened is watching the water vapor select where you can see the ded line. a cofrugh the overnight and help to clear out some of the fog. we may still make our own fog at home in the mornings, it will be cold enough and we have enough moisture. we still have some patchy fog possible tomorrow but we will not see the huge sea of tule fo

. >> anybody who is dipped a toe in our part of the pacific would hardly call it warm but tonight darren peck will show us how an undersea heat wave is threatening to wipe out an entire ecosystem. >>> the food drive is on and to donate time or money to help neighbors in need this season you can go to kpix.com . we will be right back. there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve for only $19.99 a month for 12 months for an epic deal this holiday season. and score 12 times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value for the same price. switch now to xfinity internet to power all your devices and get started for just $19.99 a month. plus, see how you can get $200 back during our black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. [crowd cheering] i'm not a coach, but i invested in invesco qqq. which gives me access to next-gen statistical analysis software. become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq. >>> welcome back. police and antique are turning to an unusual new training

an interview with security guard darren knowles, who raced to help taxi driver david perry after terroristt off his bomb outside liverpools women's ho5pital, is the lead in the daily mirror. bori5johnson says he made a mistake, as he concedes minister broke lobbying rules over the 0wen paterson ca5e is the lead in the telegraph. the gurdian is leading with the social care cost story which could expo5e poorerhomeowners to "catastrophic" co5ts. —— poorer homeowners. let's get into the detail of some of those, and we will start with the telegraph. what's interesting about this is that we saw the rather terse 5cene5 this is that we saw the rather terse scenes in commons, we saw the prime minister giving evidence to the committee, but with the telegraph has is the behind—the—scenes meeting that happened, the backbench committee and what bori5johnson told them. this is a real glimpse of the anger that they are feeling within the conservative party itself over the way this was all handled? definitely, the prime minister has had quite a busy and difficult day with lots of questions he's had to ans

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the 95th annual parade has new floats, new giant balloons and performances by carrie underwood, darrenher, ander grammar, kelly rowland and, of course, santa claus. work is under way across the hudson river in new jersey where floats are being assembled >> it's exciting i'm glad things are getting back to normal. >> reporter: the executive producer of macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> we're really excited to bring the 95th celebration of the macy's parade back to new york city. >> it's a great sign we are headed into some semblance of normalcy and we look forward to seeing the streets crowded again on thanksgiving. >> reporter: at macy'sing thatship flagship store. >> it's looking like new york again. new york is new york there is no better pla es in the world. >> thanks to them for that report last year was so bizarre trying to make the best of it so grad that we're getting there. >> getting close starting to see even the lights of sax fifth avenue starting to come back a bill more. they're gearing up for it. like he says, no city like new york >>> let's take a look at who is celebra

darren is tracking the storms. >> i think it is one giant step in the right direction. >> it is a signwe start with and east bay family looking for answers after a father is shot while holding his infant daughter. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i am brian hackney. the family is hoping that someone may know something about the crime and come forward. >> reporter: that's right. they want answers and they want some kind of closure. tonight oakland father is recovering here at home in san francisco with round-the-clock care. and oakland father and husband was holding his five-week-old daughter in his living room around 7:30 on october 30th, when a dozen shots were fired at his home pick of his husband, jimmy, was in the kitchen preparing dinner. >> it sounded like a string of firecrackers. you could clearly see in the house that he was holding our infant and off world was next to him and they shot anyway. i could see on the floor was a pool of blood and his teeth. >> reporter: the bullets came from to weapons, according to police pick of the shooting happened on -- near 12th stree

. >> we will start with darren peck with how it is feeling outside. >>> for right now, it's cold. really the headline today is it's going to warm up and you are going to see a quick turn around. the temperatures will be really nice once the sun goes to work this afternoon. for now we have to talk about a frost advisory for inland valleys east bay and north bay. that's a pretty view over the city where there are no issues. a relatively warm 50 degrees in the city and just about anywhere else that has access to the bay down the peninsula, east bay shoreline, down through san mateo, lower 50s. we've got a few mid 40s the further south you go. by the time you get to san jose, it's 41. that's chilly but not cold enough for the frost advisory. for that, up here, mid 30s for north bay valleys, low 40s for inland valleys of the east bay. watch what happens when you put on the frost advisories and you can see the pattern. up here, 580, 680. so from concord to livermore and then a frost advisory here as well. fog is not an issue. visibility looks great. as we look to daytime highs, there is