darren: the u.s.ernment has ordered enough of pfizer's covid-19 pill to treat tell million americans. pfizer says it's medication is almost 90% effective at preventing deaths or hospital admissions in high-risk people. the drug is known as -- and was tested on nonvaccinated people. it must be given within three days of symptoms appearing. pfizer says the drug is also effective against omicron. allegations of surfaced that bosses at a candle factory in the u.s. state of kentucky threatened to fire staff if they left the building as a tornado approach. management denies the claims. at least eight people were killed when the building was flattened on friday. kentucky's governor says a workplace safety review of the deaths will be conducted. we spoke to one of the employees who said he was threatened with termination if he left his post. >> there were 110 people at work at this candle factory on friday night, the height of the holiday gift season. they were rushing to meet the orders. we were told that ma

darren, thank you very much. goodbye _ of year. darren, thank you very much.rom _ of year. darren, thank you very much. goodbye from me, - of year. darren, thank you very much. goodbye from me, and. of year. darren, thank you very i much. goodbye from me, and on of year. darren, thank you very - much. goodbye from me, and on bbc now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week: getting set for the metaverse, but what should we wear? where should we go? what are the latest specs? and how far and how high could we get? the victoria and albert museum in london is a treasure trove of beautiful artworks. some three—dimensional wonders and some masterpieces so realistic you could walk into them. which is precisely what's about to happen in the painting gallery where, in amongst the turners and the constables, a kelly and a lewington are about to get stuck in to some very modern art. there's a dancer and she is wearing pyjamas? or is that fashion these days? spencer chuckles that's the fashion. that's the fashion? don't you know — don't you know about fashion? why are

people don't understand darren star has never been realistic about anything.ything. you watch sex and the city, new york is not the new york new yorkers knew at that time. paris also. it is beautiful to see a beautiful paris. >> apparently there is more french language in the show. tell us more. >> darren wanted to make it rooted more into the french culture, so also asking the international public to bear with us and except our language, which is nice. we are really more ourselves because we do change personality when we are in different linkages. it is infant -- it is interesting to have that and to see how they change when they speak french. it was nice. >> another central role is fashion in the series. how french is the style? >> the french characters are frencher than the other ones. there really more into parisian fashion that has a lot of coats whereas emily, mindy are freer and can explore a lot more craziness that probably we would never wear in paris. altogether, the great kind of overview of whatever is happening anywhere in the world. i really love

it is wet and rainy out there as darren mentioned. slick surfaces, some ponding and puddling may be an issue. this is a live shot of 880. photographer brian kiley is driving around safely trying to get you the latest on road conditions. there is a crash, heads up near haggen burger. it is definitely slick this morning. jumping to our maps, conditions elsewhere, if you are working into the altamont we've got brake lights, trouble spot on 880, no delays on peninsula. nimitz freeway, a back up north bound 880. it looks like south 880 we are starting to see a few slow speeds. north bound seems to be moving at the limit despite the trouble spot but it looks like more volume. west bound 580 is busy through oakland. it could be an option depending how things shake out with this crash. taking a look at conditions into altamont pass we are starting to see a few brake lights, slower speeds if you will if you are headed towards the west bound 580 area near north flynn. out of tracy off of 205, looking good. live look at the san mateo bridge, sli

guys, back to you. >>> we just got new numbers as darren was talking. snow depth is 78.5 inches in the sierra. snow has stopped falling for now but the power and road way problems in the sierra continue and county officials and cal trans calling on people to avoid travel to the mountains if they can. >>> today is the first day of the reinstated indoor mask mandate across all bay area counties. joycelyn moran talked to gyms about how this affects plans to get people back through the doors in the new year. >> reporter: before you go into places like gyms you are going to want to be sure you bring your mask as they are required in all public indoor settings regardless of your vaccination status. before today in marin, there were exceptions to masking indoors in small settings where everyone was fully vaccinated. that was the same case in sonoma, san francisco, alameda counties until today. >> we were informed overnight that we would have to begin using masks again inside. >> reporter: all nine bay area counties have same mask policy in line with the state.

let's send it to darren peck for a check on our forecast. a little wet weather today. >>> no surprise, gianna. the rain now is more widespread than when you went to sleep last night. this is kind of the most impressive rain of the whole day. it will stay that way right through the morning commute. we switch from high def doppler and i can show you what futurecast has to say. rain stays steady until past about 8:00 this morning. then it starts to turn into scattered showers until about 1:00 in the afternoon and then it turns off. we will get a break. there is another system coming our way tuesday night into wednesday morning. just to give you a take away on today's rain, between now and noon, we will pick up probably another quarter inch of rain pretty equally bay area wide. there is a lot more to discuss in the whole forecast. i will see you with that in just a few minutes. >>> we have troubles on the roadways, dealing with slick surfaces. we had a crash in this area but it is now cleared out of lanes. if you are headed over 580, 680 towards

once upon a time in sarajevo on al jazeera, ah hello, i'm darren, jordan, and della with a quick reminder. the top stories here in al jazeera, you, as president joe biden has announced measures to limit to search of omicron cases that include expanded tests, support for hospitals and more vaccinations, but he stopped short of calling for another lockdown. kimberly alcott reports from washington, d. c. m. a crohn has gripped the united states. 73 percent of new cases are now attributed to that highly contagious, very it testing site to cross the u. s. are packed in cleveland. this new dr. up testing site with act capacity just hours after opening while cobra has been a tough adversary. we've shown that we're tougher to combat the arm across sergio as president joe biden, on tuesday announced a half 1000000000 home rapid tests will be distributed to americans starting in january until now u. s. rapid tests have been expensive and hard to find. we're take even more steps to make it easier to get tested and get tested for free violence. also utilizing the defense production act to ramp up tes

darren peck is tracking the weather forecast for us.king santa every year since 1955. the tradition started when a colorado department store misprinted the phone number to the north pole in a newspaper ad. shortly after, the air force was inundated with calls from curious kids. now servicemembers and volunteers run the website and answer questions from children all over the world. >> do we know where santa is right now? >> that is the question that they get. i think it is puerto rico. >> apparently he is heading toward aruba. that's a word i hear from norad. >>> thank you so much for watching us at 6:00. the news continues streaming at cbsn bay area . we will see what 7:00. >> yuccas: tonight, the nightmare before christmas, thousands of flights canceled as the omicron variant takes a toll on airline workers. hole day travelers stranded as covid infects flight crews. >> i want to cry. >> yuccas: could the c.d.c. step in and shorten isolation periods for airline employees? plus smashing covid records. wild christmas weather. a powerful s

football team and they come in looking for a street fight but the raiders missed their tight end darrengiving. they pick it up in the 4th quarter in washington leading 14-6 and josh jacobs bounced outside and forget it. the two point conversion no good and they trailed by 2 and the next drive taylor heinicke he airmail that into the hands of nate hobbs and they got a field goal out of it and let 15- 14 near the end of the game and they could have sealed it right here and his past almost picked off. and had they held onto it. but the game is over. washington got brian johnson to squeak in a 48 yard field goal and washington went back ahead 17-15 with 40 seconds left and derek carr could not make the magic work and the hail mary pass and jones and was he interfered with? maybe. he saw the back of that jersey grab. and the record books and it is the washington football team on top with 17-15 as the raiders got some work to do in the record 6-6. you have to love the lions the fans and your loyalty reported today because alliance walk it off with this score and as time ran out of the game an

according to the university of darren a many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. and a reminder, the top business story we're following for the our airlines are continuing to struggle as staff call and say can thousands of flights have been cancelled while white. meanwhile, us firms are calling for a change to cope it. isolation rules to reduce the impact your up to date was dw business. i'm daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team stay healthy. stay site can see the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and context. the corona virus update because 19 special next to auntie w. santa only old men from the far noise. audi christmas eve, he brings presence to children all over the world. really, a closer look at his life. tell

according to the university of darren a many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. and a reminder, the top business story we're following for you this. our airlines are continuing to struggle as staff colon say can thousands of flights have been cancelled, weld white. meanwhile us firms are calling for a change to cope at isolation rules to reduce the impact your up to date was dw business. i'm daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team stay healthy, stay safe and senior against your tax hikes. for millionaire one millionaire is demanding just that her wells can help others, especially during the pandemic. but that doesn't mean that the rest of the super rich are ready to pay. there are different views as to who should profit the most from their money. germany's wealthy elite after corona close up next on the d. w. a pulse

actor and singer darren criss is here!us! and we have a huge surprise for an elementary school choir in the bronx that is going to perform at rockefeller center tree lighting tomorrow. they are freaking out and i can't wait to see the reaction, plus our good friend lawrence zarian is back serving up some awesome deals on gifts he will want to get and give for the holidays. but first as you know, black friday just past and yesterday was cyber monday, but today it also has a name as well, called giving tuesday, and this international movement is in its tenth year, and instead of focusing on shopping, this day is all about doing good whether it's donating, volunteering or simply helping your fellow neighbor. for the past three seasons we featured mom and military wife jessica joined with other military wives to get back to the community and we have her sitting in our house seats right now, so jessica, two years ago you were helping the homeless and last year you insisted in pandemic efforts, what do you have planned this year

>> darren wanted to make it more routed into the french culture.asking the international public to bear with us. to accept our language because it is nice. we have these parts were we are more ourselves because we do change personality when we are indifferent different anger just. it's interesting to have that and to see how these characters change when they start speaking french. he embraced that. >> another centerpiece is that a fashion. how french is the style? >> the french characters are more french than the other ones. they are more into this parisian fashion that has a lot of codes whereas emily, mindy are freer and they can explore different craziness that we would never wear in paris. altogether, integrate overview of whatever is happening anywhere in the world. i love the fact that we are also different. >> what was it like working with that diverse american crew? did differences come up on set? >> they are totally there. that's what the show is about. they experienced that by living in paris. we came across all these things they put in t

we start with darren peck. it's raining but we will get a break. >> we will get a break by afternoon. to show you what happened while you were sleeping, since midnight, 0.3 for santa rosa. everybody has been getting rain but the focus of the rain is down the peninsula and south bay and in the east bay now. you see the north bay is getting a break. it's going to stay fairly steady rain. as we come to the close up look, we are seeing the focus shift southward. it doesn't matter at this point. it's yellow and orange pretty much everywhere from the city south. about 9:00 the bulk of the rain has moved south of santa clara. then we pull in left over scattered showers. even those come to an end by 11:00 today. we are done for today. you get breaks of blue sky, next chance of rain shows up by tuesday night into wednesday. it will look and feel similar to this one. wednesday's morning commute will have rain and that will be the last one. i will show you the seven-day forecast and if you are getting tired of the rain, i

what _ that, darren? it's been pretty wild out there. what we _ that, darren?land. conditions have improved in southern parts of scotland, here is the centre of the storm as it approached western parts of ireland. you can see that they can massive cloud spinning around it. that brought the spell of wet weather. forsome it. that brought the spell of wet weather. for some it was snow, of course, and still snow across highlands and grampian isjust a short while before that winter weather moves away. around the low pressure, around the storm, lots of showers and longer spells of rain following him behind together but some strong winds in the windiest weather will be around some of these western posts once again. because it is so wet and windy, it will be milder than it was last night. still windy tomorrow, just not as windy. the strongest winds in the nails, much of england as well with wings gusting up to 65mph in parts of wales in the southwest of england. showers are longer spells of rain, some of the wettest weather likely be not a good day here. still in the c

. >>> you know him from tv and broadway, here from singer and actor, darren criss , on his new holiday projects, including one back home here in >>> parts of chinatown will be turned into a winter wonderland tomorrow for a holiday street celebration and toy giveaway. joining me lip is linda. tell us about the toys and activities for kids tomorrow. >> hello, kenny, thank you for having me today. as you know, chinatown has been devastated by the pandemic and now is the time for us to come together as a community to not only support each other but local businesses. we pride ourselves in san francisco, the oldest and largest chinatown in the entire country, so i am so happy to be able to present to you a chinatown celebration for the holidays. we have a lot going on this weekend. tomorrow, we have a train running through grand avenue in chinatown, it is snowing, we partnered up with the department of public health and the chinese hospital to provide free covid vaccinations for children ages five to 11 . there is so much going on. over 1000 underprivileged children will receive toys this we

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer david faber is in houston with exxon ceo darren woods exclusive. we'll hear from hi in a few minutes. futures are group. oil is back to 68. >>> as you say, carl, there's a lots of volatility in oil prices just this week we'll also talk about any released a couple hours ago or so from the company, in which it codified many of the targets that it shared during the last quarterly earnings report, namely cap ex spending, how much money, $15 billion that it's going to be spending on the various initiatives under greenhouse emissions reduction projects, so plenty of things to talk about, and hopefully get into some specifics there, as shares perhaps rebound a bit maybe some of that due to the board signed off on plan that we have this morning, but as well, jim, also a relief rally in what has been -- well, you can see what's happened over the last week as well prices have moved quite sharply, haven't they >> yes, chevron is up a similar amount, mire charitable trust bought some. i talked about it -- and but, david, i think what i need you to give me is t

meteorologist to darren peck is in tonight. >> what do we see the rain move in? >>> christmas morning, which will be the main event. i don't want to overlook the fact that there is light rain now. you see a line of showers just coming into the heart of the bay. looking there from the golden gate across the peninsula and into the east bay, you can kind of track the direction of these. there is not a lot to them , but they will require windshield wipers that cause slick roads. here is the more impressive rain tomorrow morning, and that is the next organized front that comes through. by tomorrow morning, right across the north bay. we know they don't stop there. everybody gets in after that. we will track that through the whole day in a few minutes. >>> now to the coronavirus. as we head into the holidays, california is nearing the 5 million confirmed cases of covid-19. right now, omicron is the most common form of the virus. the variant is being blamed for up to 70% of new covid cases in california. at least three counties have reported that 50 to 70% of new covid

. >>> darren peck is joining us now. what can we expect tonight and for the weekend. >>> things have calmed down for now. the area is clearly a focus to this storm, kind of like the organized line that worked across the bay area today and is now here. that is like perfect orientation to drop large amounts of snow. back here at home, the heaviest and most consistent showers are south of the santa clara valley, working their way through the diablo range. what comes next is this back edge of the system. his body, isolated showers which will continue to rotate through the bay area tonight and into tomorrow. they get a bit quieter around sunrise tomorrow, but then it will pick back up again tomorrow afternoon. watch the screen pull in a lot more green for sunday. there are two more systems coming our way with rain that we will talk about in the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> the peninsula saw some of the wildest weather, heavy rain, even hail at one point. as max darrow reports, a few trees fell down and a lot of str

. >>> darren peck breaks down but whether we can expect the rest of the holiday weekend. we will be here in california, we believe in what if? after all, if is our middle name. like, what if we could go surfing and skiing in the same day? boom! what if we could have the moon and the stars what if we could roll like this. or float like this. and eat all this. here we welcome all what ifs, with open arms. even what ever this is. after all, there's only one wrong way to what if. what if you don't? >>> welcome back. small businesses had hoped to be further along in their recovery by the end of 2021. we spoke with businesses in san mateo county about how business is going during the holida season. >> reporter: this holiday shopping season retailers found inventory to be a challenge. for small businesses on the peninsula, it was there advantage. >> reporter: they hope to stand out from big box stores. even with the unique focus, the past 18 months has not been easy. >> it has been a struggle. >> reporter: the source has 40,000 books and by selling and buying books at low prices

. >>> darren peck is joining us now with what we can expect the rest of the night and weekend. >>> there is the main band coming through all day with the fairly persistent rain and the embedded thunderstorms. that's it, focused on the santa cruz mountains, with most of it down here to the south bay, but that is not the end. behind it now, there are all the spotty showers, which are just going to keep going, pretty much all the way through sunday. we are not done with the system, and there are two more coming our way i want to talk about in the complete forecast. for right now, good rain in the tri-valley. if we come out for a wide view, that is the more impressive spot now. watch the showers appear. those will continue to filter through. we will likely see fewer and fewer of those isolated thunderstorms from this, but we are not done with the rain yet. >>> the peninsula had some of the wildest weather today. heavy rain and even hail at one point. kpix 5's max darrow reports a few trees fell down , and a lot of streets ended up flooding. >> reporter: the storm hit the peninsula hard on ch

darren peck but this graphic together which terrifically emphasizes the fact that we are below average. we should be at 42 degrees. around the bay, it will be lower than that. the average lower around the east bay should be around 40 degrees, but we are well below that for the next few days. bundle up. we have the entire forecast, which includes some changes coming in next week. we will do that in a few minutes from now. >>> now to the alarming spread of covid over the holidays. take a look at the current positivity rate statewide. up to almost 13% now, up 7.7% from the 7 days prior. and the rush is on to get tested. the lines are long over the bay area. appointments are almost impossible to come by. this is some time-lapse video from one drive-up site in santa clara county. you can see it was packed all day long. >>> we have team coverage, kiet do on a curious trend in the omicron surge, and a prediction and what is next. >> reporter: we are here in the covid testing facility at the santa clara county fairgrounds in san jose . cases are skyrocketing across the bay area, but to put it

what the sunday telegraph is saying is that darren rosenfeld, his chief of staff, must go. 0bviouslyff, must go. obviously there are questions over assignment case, cabinet secretary who had to pull out of the investigation into parties because he appears to have known about one his own office. this is coming from nikki decoster, a former aide to both theresa may and borisjohnson, she was director of legislative affairs. she is the person who probably knows most about the workings of parliament in whitehall. she is a great bridge between the house of commons and number ten. she seems to think that darren rosenfeld ought to go, and she has been tipped in the past as somebody from the chief of staffjob.— chief of staff 'ob. interesting... it is chief of staff job. interesting... it is interesting, _ chief of staff job. interesting... it is interesting, though, - chief of staff job. interesting... it is interesting, though, we i chief of staff job. interesting... | it is interesting, though, we can talk as_ it is interesting, though, we can talk as much as we like about changing _ talk

we have a fixed camera up there, darren? >> this is what he did a lot of work to get up there. >> i went with the camera on my back. hiked up there, got that just for you. >> there is a lot going on. >> we have somebody on staff who does a lot of hiking up there in the winter, which is usually why we have great pictures. feel free to send with him. it is lit up on the radar and we should get ready because it is going to rain a lot for about the next 2 to 3 days. it would mean consistently. this is not going to be as impressive as the big atmospheric river that came through in october. if we put that on a scale of 1 to 5, that one in october was like a five. this one is going to be like a two over the next couple of days. it looks good now but let's watch how this plays out here at home over the next two days. we will start this out tonight at 9:00, it doesn't start raining until then. at this point, it is only raining technically right up on the border of sonoma county and mendocino. it is raining the north bay at this point

our meteorologist darren peck joins us. >> more rain. i will show you how. another round of rain coming through. you can see it. just the last 45 minutes, the yellow beads in there. heavier rain coming on show. let's look at the morning drive tomorrow. we will take it ahead into the overnight hours and watch the screen get busy as we get to 5:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. , 7:00 a.m. another way to look at it. looking at the rain between 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. that is a four hour, five hour window we just looked at. plan on slick roads tomorrow. another item, tomorrow afternoon, there will be another wave of rain. i will let it play ahead and stop it at 9:00 a.m. and bring it ahead at noon. it will be busy. i will go through all of the details, guys, back over to you. >> all right, thank you, darren. some of the heaviest rainfall expected to be in the south bay. it has people's attentions in the santa cruz mountains. >> there has been steady rain up here all night long. worried the storm could park itself over the mountains and unleash a lot of rain is bringing partic

darren peck has the latest on what is to be expected tonight. >> more rain, specifically tomorrow morning drought the day but we have started to get some in sonoma county. you can see it on the radar here in the bands of yellow. not a lot to this yet at this point but if we come back out, put into the future cast, we will watch that band of rain slowly work its way south from there and everybody gets it on the act as we get into the early morning hours of tomorrow and through the afternoon. sunday any point other day, plan on rain. monday is the same store but are some nuances in the details in terms of timing and amounts and there is another storm coming on thursday. we go into all of that and the complete forecast about that. >>> kpix5's da lin is in boulder creek with how residents are getting ready. >> a lot of families spent the day clearing gutters, buying groceries and hanging out with santa before the upcoming storm. santa getting a lot of love. santa and hundreds of people gathered saturday evening in downtown boulder creek with a christmas tree lighting. >> it was cool, he waved

darren will have more on the situation in the high sierra coming up in a couple of minutes i will focushappening in the bay area and how much rain we have picked up so far. very clever raindrop sequence, santa cruz mountains, just short of 10 inches of rain. over five inches in the oakland hills. 3.5 for pacifica and over 2 inches of rain for downtown sentences go. there is the difference it makes, 10 inches of rain in scotts valley, 6/10 of an inch of rain in san jose. it will continue to fall and there will be more rain falling even in that rain shadow. the heaviest rain right now is pushing across the bay into the east bay in solano county. plenty of rain into the santa cruz mountains. let's switch over to future caste, widespread rain will continue through much of the evening but it is going to wind down into early tomorrow morning. still showers on the radar to start the day on tuesday but they will be more miss than hit and even fewer and further between into the afternoon. asked trying to break us through into the sunshine but a couple of showers will still be possible at any poi

we begin with a look at weather and traffic starting with darren peck.ngs are a lot drier. >> we will not talk about rain today or the next four days. early next week maybe we get back into the storm trek. we are in the 30s for some parts of the north bay. 38 santa rosa, 37 petaluma. everybody else is in the low to mid 40s. we are all four to five degrees colder than yep yesterday in general, most places. concord you are the same. immediate bay or north bay, colder. that will continue over the next few mornings. the mid level clouds now will disappear by late morning. you will get plenty breaks of blue sky today. it just won't all be blue. as long as you know there is no rain coming. daytime highs will go to low 50s for the afternoon. i will be back with more on the complete forecast. we will look to the next chance of rain and we are going to do a review of how we have improvement drought. latest drought monitor came out today and i am sure you are not surprised to know there is a significant improvement. we will have a little bit fun comparing last wee

darren? >> raining all day for everybody. but, for many of us it is about to get more impressive. if you are on the peninsula, south bay, east bay, that is you. green everywhere. if you come up to a lose up close-up look, either early, the north bay. san jose, i know it is wet, damp, raining, you have only gotten 2/100th of an inch so far. here is how we change that. look for the yellow line or in this case yellow dots you can connect here going up through the south bay. watching the last 45 minutes here, right there. that is one of the better bans of rain and that has gotten better down to mountain view, san jose, fremont, concord. what happens from here is that line kind of slows down and then stalls right over the santa cruz mountains, pretty much for the rest of the night. san jose, 2/100th of rain, it will get rainy here. here comes tomorrow, a separate line of rain. we are going to look at monday in more detail. we will look at tuesday and then the next system that gets here late wednesday and thursday. i will see you in the complete forecast in minutes guys, back to you. >>

kpix 5 meteorologist darren peck with a great visual of the recent progress. >> last week we were in the shades of red which is extreme drought. we bring it back to today -- >> reporter: more yellow is a good thing. >> we went from exceptional to extreme to severe. severe still sounds like a concerning place, but it is a huge improvement. >> reporter: despite looking as green as it has a long time, the tri-valley area is behind the bay area. they improve from the exceptional drought designation to the extreme drought designation. >> if there is a reason they are lagging behind, so many bits of the bay area got to 80%, and liver more has settled for 150% of average. >> this is a good start, but we are not out of the woods on the drought get. we would ask people to continue to conserve water. >> reporter: valerie pryor is the general manager for the zone 7 water agency, which provides water in the tri- valley area. >> the tri-valley depends on the state water project for 70% of our watt water. it started with a severe deficit. it will take well above average rainfall, runoff, and snowp

darren, the band director, was an active member of the community. who dedicated his life to his faith. and his wife karen and family and friends and who invested in younger generations as a band director for over 30 years. he lent all his time and energy to building up the dreams and talents of those around him. i want to recognize mark boswell, a humble and beloved andrews public servant. he devoted his life to andrews as a high school math teacher. an employee of the school district, he was involved in the community as a leader and friend. he was known for his servant heart, his incredible work ethic, his infectious smile, and deep love for his wife and chir children and grandchildren. mr. speaker, my wife and i are sending our support and prayers not only to the families of those who were tragically killed but the entire community and the high school. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. re

for more, we actually caught up with his younger brother, darren rogers.and dad favorite. just because he bought them a few houses. but i lived there and ease of big fancy football player. big deal. i checked the parking meter. you ever get a parking space? you are welcome. and aaron thanks all the models from victoria's secret, will i data models also so -- it's the same -- >> he is very progressive because it is the same. they are all beautiful. >> the brother or aaron rodgers? >> but aaron rodgers -- i'm glad he is sticking his neck out there. athletes do deserve our respect. speak out how amazing how if you just where hoodie that is counter to what the woke mobsters want it is controversy all. i just where hoodie and people are freaking out about it. i love that these guys are fighting back just by being chill. try to cancel them, send them a hoodie, he gets to wear it, they tried to do this to tom brady when he had a hat. goes on to win a couple more super bowl's. you win the success, the best revenge is doing well. just ignore and move on. all the pe

. >> thanks, darren. >>> during the pandemic one in five households added a pet and as folks head out of town for holiday reunions or back to the office in the new year, how are the pets going to cope? >> if you haven't already booked with a local pet sitter or boarding facility, you're probably out of luck. >> tune into our original report home alone, what you need to know when our worlds reopen and how to best help your pet tomorrow night on kpix5 news at 7:00. >>> but still ahead tonight how bay area musicians are rallying around one of their own, a look at a concert benefit happening tonight. >>> and the paperback writer turns to hard cover as paul mccartney signs off on a big donation to a local charity. >>> straight ahead at the bottom of the hour it's the gameday sports show, 49ers stunned in seattle. >> that was one of the wildest games i've ever been part of. >> what happened in releasing to the raiders. >> we come in stiff and dull in games sometimes. >>> and a spotlight on the only undefeated basketball team in the bay area. >> we're very close to being an ncaa tournament t

>> thank you, darren. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning.'t forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area and we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 6:00. enjoy your saturday.

according to the university of darren a many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. and a reminder, the top business story we're following for you the, our airlines are continuing to struggle is the staff colon say come thousands of flights have been cancelled, weld white. meanwhile us firms, i calling for a change to cope it. isolation rules to reduce the impact your up to date with dw business. i'm daniel winter in berlin from me and the business team stay healthy state say continue against a pulse has a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's own about the perspective culture information. this is either you news and more d, w made from mines tax hikes for millionaires. one millionaire is demanding just that her wealth could help others, especially during the pandemic. but that doesn't mean that the r

let's go to darren peck and the weather we can expect. >> it's going to be chilly. we should expect that that is going to hold true temperaturewise the next few days. there is rain coming for the second half of the week. you will see it in the seven- day. it's busy. the first order of business, it's cold and foggy and looking at the top of the sales force tower and the span of the bay bridge. we're not seeing a lot of fog. i will show you where the trouble spots are. concord, livermore and santa rosa. all three of them are -- and reading fog at the reporting stations. the temperatures are into the mid-30s. a relatively war 41 for san francisco and everyone else in the mid-30s. this one is higher than the sales force tower and this is from the top of mount diablo. this is a fantastic vantage point. and you can see the cloud deck here and if we go to the haveiz built map, we're down to a half mile for concord and in the trivalley, it's zero. of course, the fog is consist as well and into the north bay valleys. and readings are down to less then a half mile. give yours

come to a darren and big groups and shop like crazy. sometimes they buy 5 or 10 of the same items we're planning to sell it on or thinking they won't find these again, we'll have another them salt lake and they really do some serious stocking up. take the products back to bulgaria, yet, or gotten them you disposal, have hulu unit, im lewis, i actually in the supermarket, it quickly becomes obvious who's turkish and who was bulgarian, while turks can afford less and less because of the falling currency. the bulgarians and greeks are cashing in the shop or tourist spend an average of $500.00 euros per person. according to the university of darren a many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. as some of the other global business stories making the news, china's complained to the un after it's space station,

here's darren bett. hello.has been a cloudy day for many parts of the country today, sunshine has been hard to find, the best of it across northern parts of scotland. this morning it was very windy comedy wins have eased significantly but, for a while, cooler air across scotland and northern ireland, still mild air coming from the tropics across england and where is andy between those two different air mass, a belt of cloud that has not really moved very much today and that is continuing to bring some outbreaks of rain. most of the rain has been affecting northern parts of england, north wales, damp and drizzly to the south of that in the very mild air. chilly conditions across scotland and northern ireland, some sunshine perhaps, a few showers in the north—west, those are the temperatures as we head towards the end of the afternoon. that band of rain not moving much for a while, we'll start to move southwards overnight, becomes light and patchy as it moves down to more southern parts of england and wales, show

from the roof back downstairs to you. >> thanks, darren and paul. had to our website, kpix.com, for the latest rainfall totals. wind conditions and hour by hour forecast for your area. we will stay on top of the storm for you streaming 24 seven on cbsn bay area. >>> to the coronavirus, a new rule is about to go into effect in california, the state proposing indoor mask mandates with testing components starting this wednesday. dr. george redford is standing by, a professor of epidemiology and biostatistics at dcfs, cases jumping nearly 50% since thanksgiving is what the consensus said what happened that by december 10th we will start to see it. if we saw the thanksgiving surge, what do you see happening after christmas and new year's? >> you know, it is a bit deceptive because we are not dealing with massive numbers here but there has been some dips and starts and, it has been 50% since thanks giving but basically you are drawing an arbitrary point. i think overall, the trend is going up not massively up. certainly not up, as abruptly as they were la

paul, back to you. >> darren, paul, thank you to both of you. stormy conditions are also affecting businesses. videos of floodwater inside a bank in half moon bay. this happened at san mateo credit union. >> a conceal that water take over every inch of this bank even in some offices. fire crews arrived to mop up the mess and used sandbags to control the inflow of water. some of the heaviest rain and storm damage is hitting in the santa cruz mountains. >> len ramirez with the drenching that area is still getting. >> this storm has brought a lot of everything to the santa cruz mountains in a very short period of time. we are talking about wind and fog and inches of rain. all of the problems those things can bring >> reporter: san lorenzo river levels have been growing by the hour. by midday, the fast- moving massive flows were carrying big logs and debris that had been loaded by runoff for years. it's an impressive show even for the locals. >> this is wild. kind of exciting. >> andria randall came out to see the river after her own house got flood

i guess with with ah, hello, i'm darren jordan dough with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera us president joe biden has announced measures to limit a surge of armstrong cases. thank lewd. expanded tests, support the hospitals and more vaccinations. but he stopped short of calling for another lockdown. all these people who have not been back. you have an obligation to yourself, to your family. quite frankly. i know would be criticized this to your country. get faxes it now it's free. it's convenience. i promise you which saves lives and asked, god leave it you patriot duty. israel is set to offer a 4th dose of the covered 19 vaccine to people aged of a 60 prime minister, natalie bennett, says it'll help overcome the spread of the micron variant. the decision comes after israel reported its 1st death from on the crown. on tuesday. for you, k governments announced a $1300000000.00 support package with businesses affected by our mac run. more than 90000 new coven cases were reported on tuesday. i minister bars johnson says tighter measures will be considered after chri

darren gough will be the new managing director of cricket, until the end of next season.he club, says he wants to play his part in rebuilding it and making everybody associated with it feel welcome. up to 1,200 workers at tesco distribution centres across the uk are set to strike in the run up to christmas. the workers, including warehouse staff and hgv drivers, are based at sites in antrim, belfast, didcot and doncaster. they're angry the supermarket has offered a 4% pay rise, which unite said amounted to a "real terms pay cut" because of inflation. tesco maintains the deal is fair. a british teenager who survived a crocodile attack in zambia says she is "very, very lucky" to be alive. 18—year—old amelie osborn—smith was white—water rafting on holiday when the crocodile clamped onto her leg and tried to drag her under the water. she's now recovering in hospital. louisa pilbeam has the story. amelie osborn—smith was on a gap year trip of a lifetime in zambia. but in the waters near victoria falls, the 18—year—old was attacked by a crocodile. she suffered such serious inju

goods in turkish, bulgarian, and greek youlowa. yet, but a little lou on the bulgarians, come to a darren and big groups and shop like crazy. sometimes they buy 5 or 10 of the same items we're planning to sell it on or thinking they won't find these again. we'll have another salt lake and they really do some serious stocking up. take the products back to bulgaria yogic on them. disposal ja verola the unit im lewis, i actually in the supermarket, it quickly becomes obvious who's turkish and who was bulgarian, while turks can afford less and less because of the falling currency. the bulgarians and greeks are cashing in the shop or tourist spend an average of $500.00 euros per person according to the university of a dinner many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. and a reminder, the top business story we're following for the our airlines are continuing to s

. >> so darren you know i consider myself an observational meteorologist. i noticed today driving up from san joain, her as we approach the city. >> perfect that lined up what we were seeing. now we know it's coming. san jose by monday morning should have the higher rainfall totals out of all the bay area communities it will be nice to see that. >>> silicon valley's 1 toy drive was yesterday you're wondering what the funk is a frunk. that's a front truck that some tesla owners have. they held their 1 holiday drive yesterday. you can see over 60 tesla frunks filled with toys and christmas decorations. >> we're easily over $3,000 worth of toys given today. we were able to work with the palo alto police department and we're getting a police escort to the fire station. so it's really cool for them to open their doors and allow us to bring a bunch of toys to kids in need these days. >> the spirit of giving is also alive in san jose. volunteers and police officers handed out over 3,000 toys and 2,000 meals to families in need. >> every time i just mentioned the w

hello, i'm darren jordan in doha with a quick reminder. the top stories here on al jazeera, the british prime minister barak johnson, has announced what's believes to be the world's 1st confirmed death from the army cron variant of coven. 19 cases in the u. k. are spreading with alarming speed and is expected to be london's dominant strain within 48 hours. for brandon reports. the queue trailed out of the hospital gates and down the street. the stark warning of an imminent tidal wave of alma kron prompting a massive search of vaccine uptake at hundreds of vaccination centers across the u . k. the prime minister visited a vaccination center to see the work 1st hand and broke the news of the you case. first on the con, related death on the con is producing hospitalizations and se one patient has now been confirmed to die with all the crew. so i think the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus. i think that's something we need to set on one side and just recognize the sheer pace a which it accelerates through the population.

let's begin with a check of weather, darren peck in for mary lee. finally, a dry one. >>> first in a long time. we have four more coming, probably even five. the thing about this morning is the temperatures are cooler than yesterday but only by about four or five degrees which places us in the low 40s just about everywhere. you see that on the current temperatures with the exception. hayward you are six degrees cooler. it's two degrees cooler in the city. there are mid level clouds now acting like a blanket but by late morning, those are gone. they will be replaced by mid to high level that will fill in again into the afternoon. it's a mixed bag. you will see blue sky but it won't be all day blue. we'll see clouds start to redevelop by afternoon. daytime highs will climb to the low 50s. again, very much like where we have been for the last few days minus the rain. i will see you with the complete forecast in a few minutes. >>> let's look at the roadways. we have some good news to report. they are clearing a crash west bound 80 near cutting boulevard

we begin with meteorologist darren peck . >>> is in the farm northwest coast, that looks good, a lot of rain. it will take a few hours before it gets down to the bay area proper. we will track that in the big picture. it doesn't really moving to sonoma county until we get to 9:00 10:00 at night. it is not until one in the morning tomorrow. if you are down from the golden gate south, you even notice some shower, you might get light rain before hand. it is focused on tomorrow and again on monday. it will come through in two separate waves. we will talk about tomorrow's rain and then mondays second that will keep it for two days. back to you. >>> all the rain is going to be helping fill the reservoirs. how much? the outlook and what residents are doing to get ready tonight. >>> some of the people we talked to said they did not know the rain was coming in tonight. they are glad they got one more day outside before the storm. east bay mud the app began their your with average rainfall in october, november was a dry month and the area remains in a drought with reservoirs 50% fall. >> peopl

staying with cricket where root has given his seal of approval to darren gough who is back at yorkshireof 16 people to leave the club last week after former player, azeem rafiq was found to be a victim of "racial harassment and bullying" at the county. gough says he's aware of the "wider responsibilities" of taking on the position. gough spent 15 years at the county over two spells and will be the managing director until the end of the 2022 season. the danish golfer thorbjorn 0lesen has appeared in court today, accused of committing a number of offences, including sexual assault, on a flight between the us and london in 2019. the ryder cup winner has denied the charges. here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. (vt) 0n the 31st ofjuly 2019, thorbjorn 0lesen had been travelling first class from nashville to london heathrow on a british airways flight after competing in a golf tournament in memphis. a woman on the flight said the danish golfer had been unsteady on his feet before he kissed her hands, nuzzled his head into the nape of her neck and then grabbed her breast. a membe

as darren said we have to get through today and tomorrow. right now here is a live look at westbound 24 as you work your way out of walnut creek getting onto 24 heading toward the oakland area. brian kiley with the latest in current travel conditions on bay area freeways. looks like things moving at the limit. slick surfaceso you there. want to jump oar for to our mapsw. very a traffic alert. we have been watching all morning long and it's causing brake lights still. i will say this. there is some good news. they are have that left lane blocked. this was because of a box truck that spun out and was facing sideways. they did manage to get everything off the freeway. they are trying to stabilize the fence in that left side area. once that happens, they will clear everything out of there and things will be moving better. starting to improve slightly. we have a crash though just west of there as you work toward 880. 580, 680, dub lip interchange. 25 minute drive from the pass, 205 toward 680. the bay area bridges are quiet this morning. san mate

according to the university of darren a many by enough goods to last several weeks. the city is currently trying to persuade the day trippers to stay longer. not with even lower prices, but by expanding what it has to offer next year, they'll even be a christmas market. quite a novelty for predominantly muslim turkey. as some of the other global business stories making the news, china's complained to the un after it's space station, almost collided with space x satellites. twice this year in mosques company is planning to place $12000.00 small satellites in all of it to provide global internet access. currently $1800.00 of them already circling the earth. a research suggests for out of 5 german hospitals are struggling to fill job vacancies. nationwide, more than 22000 jobs remain unfilled according to the countries hospital institute . that number has tripled since 2016 hospitals have blaine restrictions on operations. during the pandemic, the loss of workers. now airline passengers are facing another day of major disruption over 10000 flights have been canceled. wo