we own delta i'm not going to buy all the airlines delta's the best run airline out there. i wouldn't sell it i would buy it now it was down 5% today i'm looking at those type of stocks but also the growth at a reasonable price stock i'm not going to be in one camp altogether but i'm not going to ignore the companies that -- sarat says, stee price, he would buy delta wright my notes tell me you saw it, trade is over, go and i sold delta. finished selling it this morning. the reason being is that in order to believe that delta will succeed near term better than the other stops and those are the business travelers hell, they're not even coming back to the office for another year, year and a half. so they're not going to be traveling to europe and to parts, you know, unphone where the shareholder is doing to be behind the 8 ball for so many years to come. they've been diluted like crazy, you've increased the debt load in these balance sheets. so a discount, a significant discount. >> sarat, the ou, the stock is up 32% in the last three months. how do you credibly counter what

our dense fog advisory for the delta until 11:00. this area already impacted by about an eighth mile visibility in fairfield. half mile in santa rosa. and temperatures are pretty chilly. 50 in mt. diablo, above 3,000 feet to 34 in walnut creek and danville, 30 santa rosa, 48 in pacifica. as we look from your roof camera, the clouds clear, sunny and cool today day today with numbers on the shoreline, low 60s. chilly night ahead, talk about sunday and a glimpse at christmas eve, christmas day and a change in the beert pattern. >>> anger and frustration from parents and san francisco's mayor this morning after news that in person schooling will not be happening as planned next month in san francisco. the district and teachers union failed to come to an agreement on reopening. abc 7 news reporter luz pena explains the major sticking points. >> reporter: roughly 14,000 students between january and march were scheduled to go back to in person classes in san francisco. well, that's not happening anymore. >> this is a sad day for kids in the

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the delta.ed clouds late in the week after that weak system i just talked about. highs will hang in the 60's and then drop afterwards, then for this next weekend coming up here rain possible friday night it looks like they will be able to get through most of christmas okay and then the rain comes on friday night there and then maybe a break on saturday as the rain may linger a little or sunday, rain may linger a little bit on saturday, potentially central valley for highs today very stubborn in the middle 50's again that to lee fog 77 going on for san diego, 73 l a x with 61 the target high san francisco with that we'll do about 63 going on for oakland matching that for san jose we're talking mostly sunny on balance and mild conditions prevailing but notice the school pocket off to the east bay, even places and tri valley like livermore 59 55 for can conquered meanwhile in the north bay santa rosa. balmy at 66 the coming up a little bit here of course we'll have that extended forecast for you an

there's fog by the delta that could get worse towards 9:00 or 10:00. sunny this afternoon as well as tomorrow. so the weekend is dry. winter begins on monday. and as we go through the next several days looks like cooler weather and then some rain, in fact, perhaps in time for christmas night. as we look at the next several hours you'll notice that the fog and the clouds stay well off the coast saturday into sunday so that means plenty of sunshine. but that's not the whole story. let's get into next week. as we look at monday, weak system to the north of us, may want to bring a new north bay showers. otherwise, the system probably isn't going to bring us anything other than the cooler air arriving on tuesday. as we get to christmas, notice 9:00 in the morning we've got rain all the way down from the pacific northwest into the bay area and it continues into the evening. we get a break on saturday. this is sunday. looking at another system. and as we go even further into monday, looks like we're looking at more wet weather so this definitely some good new

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a half-mile by the delta.es in livermore and a quarter mile from novato to santa rosa, where we have freezing conditions right now. low 30s in livermore, going to the low 60s today there as well as san jose, with 63 in oakland. 59 downtown, so temperatures may be a couple degrees above average, otherwise with winter arriving tomorrow, it will be quite until late night, a couple sprinkles threw the overnight hours, otherwise breezy midweek and looking forward to hopefully seeing widespread rain with the level one system on christmas day. liz? >> lisa, thank you. >>> thank you all for joining us here on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! at ross! yep! get the gifts you love... yes! ...for everyone on your list. you've got

look at how thick that fog is through the delta. our tower cam out of walnut creek is getting thick. that will slide down 680 into the tri valley, expect worsening conditions for your commute there. novato, 28. if there's thick fog around that means black ice is an issue. we'll keep an eye on that. us being me and jobina. temperatures, you can see the fog by 9:00, still thickest in the delta and in the east bay. you're in the 30s, the rest of us are in the 40s. at 11:00, it's still hanging on in those areas keeping you in the 30s and 40s, the rest of us will be in the 50s. in the afternoon, the east bay will be stuck in the 40s at 1:00, the rest of us in the 50s. everybody in the upper 40s to mid 50s by 3:00 this afternoon. let's talk to jobina for the first time about the commute. >> hi, mike. thank you. we will start off with a sigalert i'm following in oakland. the good news is that we don't have a slowdown in the area, but this is going to be on eastbound 580 right at coolidge avenue. two lanes are blocked. this is resulting fro

the delta is the second largest in the u.s. absolutely beautiful. it is pristine. a couple of areas out there were the kids go out on wave runners and have fun, but for the most part, it is in its original state. they go out and they were out there for two weeks, 14 hours a day, looking for the clotilda. not only did, at the time, they said we found 10 ships, they identified one. they said, we will present a comprehensive report in an open meeting, but not today. and they did, ultimately. they came back nine months later with an open meeting and they said, we found the clotilda, that's it. it's 25 feet under water in sand. we are not sure if we can bring it up. it might disintegrate. that is to be determined. they have engineers right now that are trying to determine if they can bring it up. they did bring up some artifacts. they are doing dna testing on those artifacts. it has been announced that ultimately, they will be on display in one of the museums in the city somewhere. but the most profound thing that took place was the fact that they validated that was the

indeed after governor cuomo discussed it, several airlines companies including delta and british airways have decided they'll require their passengers test negative before boarding a flight other places have gone further dozens of countries including italy where i have have decided to effectively close the borders by grounding all flights coming into the uk. meantime the scientists are starting to discover the differences. because it's more contagious than the previous one, it doesn't mean it's more deadly. the question is have the vaccines that have already been approved in the u.s. effective against the new virus. they appear to be confident it is, but it will take days to weeks to confirm all in all, this is not the christmas present we were hoping for. frances? >> it is not claudio, thank you. >>> after rolling out the first batches of the moderna vaccine, there are new batches. >> reporter: the most high-profile endorsement yet of the covid vaccine. the president-elect and jill biden getting their shotting in delaware. >> i'm doing this to demonstrate that people should be prepared

fog by the delta, a dense fog advisory here until 11:00. so around american canyon and fairfield, and that fog now, that tule fog settling into parts of our east bay valleys. here's the loop of some sire rus clouds moving in, actually, high pressure is building on in over the weekend. it's going to allow for the storm track to head to the north and here's a look at some of that fog, the san pablo dam reservoir right here, a pretty view, but you can see the low clouds, 44 san francisco, 42 in oakland, upper 30s for you in mountain view, san jose 41 and morgan hill 37, half moon bay much colder at the coast this morning and here's a look if your exploratorium camera, 29 santa rosa, down the road to novato, it's 37, 39 in napa with these 30s from concord to livermore and now that fog has moved on in. so visibility, anywhere from a half mile in concord and walnut creek, to just over two miles in fairfield. so it's going to be another couple of hours before this begins to evaporate. so do be careful. looking at santa rosa, two-mile visibility an

there is plenty in the central valley and trying to get to the delta.looking at visibility readings across bay area, we are fine. you can see for miles the lowest number is napa at two and a half miles. even that is still okay. but that's lower than that number was just about 40 minutes ago. we'll keep a close eye on the fog. bundle up. it's cold out there. see you with that rain chance for tomorrow coming up in just a bit. >>> check out this video of the town of bethlehem showing it is unseasonably quiet this christmas eve. new drone video showing empty streets and plazas today. normally thousands would be roaming the area at the traditional birth place for gee suspect. those who observe will follow coronavirus restrictions. latin patriarch of jerusalem who has recovered from covid-19 will be leading the observances. so england where prince charles recorded a special version of a christmas classic. >> lending his voice to twas the night before christmas and it's all for charity. >> twas the night before christmas and all through the house. >> it's to r

and the fog, here's the way it looks with an eighth mile visibility from the delta.s will take us through noontime. then things will be hazy. we'll get some sun. that's why you'll lag behind in terms of temps. santa rosa still waiting on that fog to clear. here is a look at the south bay. you can see some of that fog in the distance. it is certainly cold with the fog this morning, sunny today. winter arrives 2:02 monday morning. and that weather system to the north doesn't look very impressive, but there's enough moisture there that we're going to watch it into monday night for you. this is sunday. the rest of the day, the fog clears, we're sunny. into the evening hours, another chilly night. as high pressure drifts overhead on monday into tuesday, that's when we'll get behind it. but as for monday, that's the system we're watching behind it. things are quiet, could get a little breezy from time to time. this is thursday into christmas eve. then christmas day looks like midday towards the evening hours. we'll see this linger likely into saturday morning. then it look

open the s&p topping 3700 and as covid cases continue to surge, with vaccine hopes on the horizon, delta airline's ceo will join us, first time cnbc. we'll discuss his outlook for his troubled industry. carl >> all right, jim, let's start with doordash, we were just talking about it with andrew and becky and joe. your point yesterday was great story, but be careful. >> well, look, i think there are a couple of things that are going in favor of it people who know the brand, when people know the brand, the younger investors just say, you know what, get me some i don't want them to lose what discipline they have because then we're starting to get into a 1998, 1999 period where they put market orders in and whatever price you get may end up being the top price for the day. what i do think is important is people recognize that easy comparisons, for a little bit, but then when people can start going out again, they will choose to go out as much as they will use doordash, i don't think doordash goes away i think that it is more of a duopoly, than it has been before because of uber eats great bu

matthew is the author of this incredible book, "deep delta justice."will talk that with you in just a moment i give a great presentation and we will have conversation afterwards. bravely want to just introduce matthew. he has worked for some of the most prestigious publications in the country including the atlantic, the new republic, long read as well as the owl. is a graduate of middlebury college and columbia university one of the best journalism schools out there. he reports on criminal justice, teaches at the college for creative studies and works as an assistant director for shakespeare in prison. we have a lot to talk about tonight including the foundations of this book which i think really is an untold story of the civil rights era that a lot of people should know about. matthew, i'm going to headed over to you, and thank you for being a part of this tonight. >> thanks so much, jeremy. quickly, i went to the school of the arts at columbia which no less prestigious but a little us journalistic. anyway, thank you so much for the introduction. that

concord and livermore, 46. 31 in santa rosa. 33 by the delta. good morning, san jose, 44 for you. 45 right here. as we look at our 24 hour temperature change, 14 degrees colder from novato and 8 degrees colder by the delta. so as we go through the next several hours, those northeasterly upper level winds will keep it a bit breezy throughout the afternoon. by 2:00, we have upper 50s to low 60s. another afternoon with that chilled sunshine and we will begin to see a wind shift, that will allow for increasing clouds tomorrow which does lead to that rain we've all been waiting for. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> developing news, a shocking announcement by the president on twitter overnight now putting the covid relief package in limbo. he's asking congress to rework the pandemic aid bill and increase the stimulus payments. faith abubey has more on the president's announcement. >> reporter: in a surprise four-minute twitter video, president trump demanding congress amend a two-in-one covid relief and government spending bill heading to his desk. the legis

talking about southwest and delta. i don't think people were pricing back in international travel if you were listening to anyone from some of the best analysts in the space, the airline space, it wuz don't expect international and ber nainterna business to come back any time soon for airline investors you have to be careful about a couple things note the airlines that actually did have equity dynamics around some of the money taken from the government or what they had to issue themselves and those that didn't. also where they are trading as a percentage of 2019 ebita the sector on an earnings valuation basis, not surprisingly, doesn't look that impressive airlines have come back a lot and they're trading at 78%, 79%. it was up to about 84%, 85%. they pulled back a bit i continue to like delta and southwest. i know this trade is something that is a bit more ominous on a day like today therefore i don't think you have to jump back in here i think the key is we're no longer talking about airline balance sheets unless thi

delta airlines, phil, i would imagine delta airlines, which i mean, we fly it all the time, i think they are best in class, they are still down about i want to say 64% year over year. well, the year high was $62.48. you would definitely not buy it at the high there. but what other stocks do you think, we hear about docusign has been so popular but again, that's run up. at what point do you think the individual investor looks at some names that are so beaten down, they've got to come back at some point? >> you know, i think using delta airline is the perfect example. in fact, when delta was getting crushed in the beginning of the crisis, i had a lot of phone calls about delta and other airlines saying hey, is it time to buy. to be honest with you, you would have to be a little concerned to say that because some of the firms could have gone bankrupt if the government didn't come in and bail them out. but from a long-term perspective, these guys were smart to look at that. but tell you what, this is a new young, hip investor, remember we used to look at the retail guys and say if they're go

delta airlines isn't alone.ll the major transatlantic carriers are experimenting with corridors of one sort or another. but their success depends on governments giving permission. all in all, these individual flights are a glimmer of hope that a new normal, a safer air travel in the covid era, is well on the way. richard quest, cnn, new york. >>> well, that wraps this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. i'll be back in just a moment with more news. please stay with us. vicks vapopatch. easy to wear with soothing vicks vapors for her, for you, for the whole family. trusted soothing vapors, from vicks help the world believe in holiday magic. and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing. >>> welcome to all of you. welcome to everyone watching in the united states, and around the world. coming up -- >> it is with a heavy

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delta said they needed a vaccine badly.t to david, why is the fda slower than the uk? given the fact that the uk health system is usually pretty good >> i don't know. >> you don't know? >> no, i don't >> rhetorical, actually. >> it was? i am curious the answer. >> i don't know. i think it is a travesty they don't call -- >> we'll be a week behind them let's step back for one moment and appreciate what has been accomplished here and how staggering it is >> no, it is >> only april we were all still talking about typically vaccines take how many years, five, if you're lucky and here we are. it is incredible. >> they called me otter from delta house, animal house, whatever it was. and remember it was dean. >> yes knowledge is good. and thankfully pfizer and moderna had a lot of knowledge. >> i got to tell you, you're absolutely right, i don't want to put a gun to the fda's head, but i think we all would like to get jabbed as soon as possible apparently they have the doses i think this is one of those classic underpromise, overd

it's been pulled through the delta and the carquinez landing in san pablo bay and now spreading further closer to the city of san francisco. so while most of our bayside cities and coastal areas are crystal clear. these areas under a right here have been seeing that increasingly foggy sky. this includes bayside marin sonoma and napa counties as well as all of solano county portions of inland contra costa county all the way out to hercules in north richmond conquer danville down to livermore also being affected by these dense fog advisories now we will be looking at these in effect until 10:00am this morning. fog going to be staying pretty strong from the way how out east towards antioch in the delta throughout your late morning commute so a dense fog morning for some while crystal clear skies down towards san jose freeman san mateo you are off to a very nice start just a chilly start so you definitely want to bundle up on this monday morning. the kickoff winter now today, a dry one tomorrow we will see a couple of sprinkles in lake and mendocino counties likely not here in the bay area

you have to tell me where you end up going around the world when you take up delta on this incrediblyus offer. is that a deal? >> we will. i just say to everyone out there, please just wear your mask. you don't ever want to have to deal with this in your life. just wear the mask. >> thank you janice and,. anes. thank you, ladies. merry christmas. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, we look at the monumental events and the way you watched the news in 2020. wayfair is giving you way more this season. to the overachiever, showstopping holiday decor. to the sweet tooth, dozens of delicious deals. to the comfort connoisseur, five star bedding sets. to the sous-chef, durable, colorful cookware. to everyone on your list, affordable festive finds. so no matter where you are, bring the holidays home. to you and yours, from wayfair. ♪ wayfair you've got just what i need ♪ >>> 2020 definitely a year like no other. a global pandemic, nationwide protests on racial justice issues, plus a dramatic president atelection. for us journalists, the responsibility of reporting the facts was crucial. b

delta, virgin atlantic and u.s. airways are requiring passengers to test negative. yesterday president-elect joe biden rolled up his sleeve to get the first of two vaccine shots. he's encouraging americans to do the same thing. >> reporter: doing this to demonstrate that people should be prepared when it's available to take the vaccine. there's nothing to worry about. i'm looking toward to the second shot. so is jill. she's had her shot earlier today. >> more than 600,000 americans have received a covid vaccine since its rollout one week ago. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," alex azar discusses the new coronavirus strain and the potential impact on the development and distribution of vaccines. >>> president-elect joe biden could name his education secretary this week. there are reports that he will nominate connecticut education commissioner miguel caroda. he strongly supports sending kids back to school saying too many students are falling behind during virtual learning. >>> attorney general william barr broke with president trump again and says he does not plan to

delta airlines has announced in an effort to try to stop further spread of covid the company. >>well, i'll help with contact tracing. international travelers who have just arrived in the u.s. starting december 15th delta will be asking travelers to voluntarily provide their contact info the company says that data will be securely then given to the cdc which would then enable health officials to quickly contact passengers about potential exposure to the virus. during their flight. tonight we're learning more about that hawaiian couple who was arrested for boarding a plane at sfo despite knowingly testing positive for covid police say wesley moore e-bay and his wife courtney patterson where put in the quarantine station at sfo and told they could not board there united flight back to kauai on sunday. but the couple along with a 4 year-old child boarded the plane anyway. the cdc notified hawaiian officials that the couple was on the plane. they were taken into custody hours after landing. they're now facing charges of reckless endangerment. >>if you are tested positive confirmed

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going through the delta. the forecast on the rest of today, you are either at 60 degrees or a degree above or a degree below it. in the big picture there are are is the rain for friday. when i check back in for that we will time it out in detail. for now let's see how the drive is looking on this early morning. >> good morning. as you hit the roadways this morn figure you are out and about it should be good to go for the most part. we are off to an easy start for your wednesday morning drive. it's around 2:37 as you work on the eastbound side. we have a couple cars tangled up. expect activity on scene in that area but not causing a lot of brake lights or issues and checking your drive into the pass, so far, so good. no brake lights or issues. 680, only 22 minutes. most of our major freeways are in the green. good news to report for if you are taking the east shore freeway, highway 4. allst bridges checking in problem free. no delays at the bay bridge and light at the san mateo bridge. >>> california speeding

will be dense, it should dissipate to a greater extent than it did today, especially further into the delta, it will hang on longer on the east side of the diablo range. up to unobstructed visibility by midday and into the afternoon so temperatures are going to manage to warm up from will start but a normally cool start for this time of year. most of the temperatures early in the day tuesday and the low to mid 40s, upper 40s around the bay, chilly as pots dipping down into the 30s and we end up about 3 to 5 degrees above average. not a whole lot of variation across the bay area, right around 60 degrees for high temperatures on tuesday with more of the same on the way for wednesday and thursday. let's zoom in for a closer look. upper 50s to around 60 degrees for the south bay and into the santa clara valley. near 60 degrees, maybe a degree or so but if you are very lucky. the tri-valley should hit most the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, and a much warmer day around concord and the delta because were going to see that fog dissipating. around the central bay, temperatures in the upper 50s to

as soon as you are ore the delta, plan on hitting a little bit fog.e fine. if you look at visibility readings we are at three miles at the lowest. that's pretty reasonable stuff to drive through. you are going to want to bundle up. look at the temperatures, low 30s in the north bay, 30 santa rosa. you get south of the san rafael bridge and it's mid 40s everywhere else. you know the drill on that. i will be back with that rain in tomorrow's forecast. >>> with no outdoor dining or banquets landmark restaurants in china town are hanging by a thread. help can be on the way. the supervisor has proposed creating a $1.9 million relief fund. it will pay china town restaurants to cook for older adults and families in single room occupancy hotels. >>> at a time we need feel good stories, football to the rescue. what's reward for an unbeaten season and a conference title? coach, step forward. the old ball coach got a contract extension. what did he and staff do? let spartans to 7-0 record and won the championship. coach of the year was candidate for the arizona

across the central valley, this to lee fog has settled a ride into not only the valley, but also the delta into the car keen is with concord antioch and eventually as this fog slips further into san pablo bay out towards coastal marine and sonoma counties as well so do watch your visibility across the north bay and a power across portions of the east bay too we have dense fog advisories issued by the national weather service and that looks like we also do have some dense fog advisories issued by chp is conquered at points this morning seeing visibility dropping below a mile nevado i'm also expecting you to have some visibility issues know at the same time areas like our bayside cities like hayward oakland, san jose and then coastal spots all in the clear so this is definitely some inland fog we're going to be looking at that will burn off for the central valley and for delta in cortina side areas on towards the early afternoon now as far as skies go it is quiet on radar. there's no chances of rainfall today in fact will stay pretty calm and clear all the way through your work week ahead of

15th, delta will ask travelers coming from the u.s. from overseas. it's a voluntarily provide their contact information. the data will be securely given to the cdc and that one able unable health officials to quickly contact passengers about potential exposure to the virus during their flight. >>here's a live. look there let's see a live overlooking actually the studio not us we'll stay with kron 4 news we'll be right back. >>welcome back. it is for 53 on this friday morning kicking up the weekend today with some pretty good conditions. it is definitely chilly out there still, but skies are nice and clear the bay bridge behind me looking good unclear right now has your view from the east bay looking down you can see a good crisp berkeley and if you look really close the golden gate way out there in the distance now as far as temperatures go i mentioned it is cold, we are looking at the 30's back in livermore at 38 degrees filet how an app at 37. well, nevada with 36 little bit more mild for besides cities with hayward and fremont each

that delta has been the symbol of air force space command for years. that we've been using that back since 1982 and i'll tell you. it's been long as before that back to the it's on our and we're proud of it was the creation of this politicized in any way you think i'm i'm not a politician at all i'm focused on my job i focus on coming to work every day responding have a series of actions in space. the general repeatedly reminded news nation. he was not a politician throughout the interview over the summer, however he did weigh in on a controversial issue that dominated american discourse the killing of george floyd at the hands of a minneapolis police officer after the george floyd death you said that racism is an enemy. >>and then you it's an enemy that we must defeat as members of the united states space force we are not in the eu. is that going to be a priority to make sure that as you put it you have a clean slate. and you can to you know establish a brash that from its foundation is going to be more equitable. i i we have an i think. >>as i mentio

with 50 million miles on the clock, india victor delta leaves heathrow for the last time. of all pilots and crew to fly this aircraft. it's with a heavy heart that we take this aircraft on its last flight. thank you very much. the vision for this giant came from the 60s, space, speed, size — apollo, concorde, the jumbo. mankind seemed unstoppable. before the covid pandemic, i was lucky enough to meet some of the pioneers that built the very first 747. until the 1960s, aviation had been for the rich. at the founder of pan am juan tripp had a vision. so, this is a 747 named after my father, juan t tripp. we're christening the first pan am 747 to come off the line. do you remember this? it was a magnificent day. what did your father want to achieve with the 747? he believed in the 747, that that would be an opportunity to really develop new markets where people could fly for a much lowerfare. conveniently, trippe's best friend was the boss at boeing, bill allen. they were close friends, they would go off on these fishing trips, two old friend saying, "all right, you build it,

these areas affected and that means sunshine into the afternoon even for a foggy inland towards the delta and right through the car keen as temperatures right now well, those are in the 30's and 40's with double in in nevado each at 32 degrees oakland, your to cool 42 while the way home in san francisco, severe more mild spots currently in the upper 40's, this a change from yesterday that's a bit cooler for oakland in half moon bay, pretty much the rest of the bay area starting off this morning. much like we did your sunday morning after a 30's and 40's to start expect some 60's back in play this afternoon. i'm talking more about what to expect as we get closer to the holiday at the end of the week still to come. james all right john thank you, let's do a quick check of some of the bridges for you this morning. so far so good here on westbound 80 no problems to report as you make your way from oakland. >>into san francisco. all arteries leading to the bay bridge so far moving smoothly. we're also checking out the latest here at the san mateo bridge. the right on 92 looking all right hard

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contrast to the bay delta plan. in 2016 when the documents were released. we approached at the public meeting to work together. together maybe we can take a look at the fourth agreement which applies to the licensing and the delta plan to make a case that the flow should be based on percentage of water diverted. the staff in the next week. general manager had an op-ed in the chronicle with alarming figures based on the old study. the new study was finalized but never corrected. we have been add odds for the past four years. we need a fresh new general manager to build partnerships. we have to work together to meet challenges of the future. thank you very much. >> next caller. two minutes. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. i would like to give you my two cents on this issue. what i am put on the table might be a little off-the-wall, the issue is not electing another quarterback. i am using the term quarterback. that is what we had before. a quarterback that came in and did whatever they wanted to do without adhering to rules or regulations that we

it's another economic hub at the mouth of the meikong delta.has spoken to a disability group in the city to ask for their help. around 25 disabled people and college students have gathered to meet him. tung and drd staff explain how to add information to the they break off into four teams to explore several hospitals and shops. >> the drd plans to work with volunteers across the country to ensure its map covers as much ground as possible. vietnam's disabled community is looking to change society. yen's push for more independence continues. ♪ ♪ú 1ú1xxkfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfg >> these are the top stories, the u.s. top court has rejected a bid from the state of texas to overturn president trump's election loss. it sought to throw out the results in four key states. several challenges have been raised and rejected. and we have more details from washington. >> texas has not demonstrated a judicially recognized in which another state conducts its elections and all pending

because of limits on globalization you know you've seen the cost of producing in so sort of pervert delta region of china for the last few know basically from 2005 to 2008 half the shirts in the world are being projects we're going to church in the world are reproduced in these 3 provinces that's the problem as the price of producing their lineup it sets these kind of geographic limits and as you said those geographic limits capital so i didas are nike or h. and m. can't just find geographic ways to put to increase profits and put downward pressure on suppliers and workers so as that happens smaller firms go out of business bigger firms become bigger. and as that happens that bottleneck that you don't like it is used to put pressure on these firms becomes looser and looser because there's fewer and fewer people competing and that that opens up the possibility for workers to potentially make demands at the point of rushing we're already seeing that in certain parts of the 2nd i should say out of as and you know as you deny any switch involvement in there a supply chain but a you mentioned

this is delta and klm's co-vid free corridor between atlanta and the dutch capital.lowed by a rapid test at atlanta airport before boarding. of course, if both are negative, you can fly. there's a third pcr test upon arrival in amsterdam. only if that is negative can you avoid quarantine. >> it's really the idea of stacking tests or sequential testing to papture the individuals that either falsely tested negative or have converted in the three-day since they had their initial test. another layer of protection. >> reporter: building co-vid corridors is part of the airline industry's effort to restore confidence and revive air travel. eliminating the need for time consuming quarantines. >> we're hoping in the first quarter of next year we'll be able to at more cities. >> reporter: there are similar corridors from rome to new york and soon atlanta to rome. currently the number of passengers on these flights is limited because of both eu and u.s. travel restrictions. that ban each other's citizens from nonessential travel. all the major transatlantic carriers are experim

that's been pulled through the delta the car cain is into san pablo bay and has ended up right here in the middle of san francisco in novato to so watch out for some foggy spots really the densest a fog has been in areas of southern culture or southern solano and northern contra costa county right along the water there so conquered antioch the rio vista some of those areas that you've got to watch out for lot clear further south in the bay is fog -dvisories remain through 10:00am this morning. quiet picture on radar and we're going to stay pretty quiet as we work our way through today and tomorrow too. a couple sprinkles possible and lake and mendocino counties tomorrow but bay area like remain dry. wednesday thursday keeping the dry trend of weather going as will also see on christmas morning so waking up with the kids the presence and looking at some clear skies overhead rain is likely to be pushing in later in the day on christmas and then staying with us on into saturday morning saturday afternoon looks to be we're drying back out before a second push of moisture. late sunday into

look at the move in the airlines, delta, united, american jumping 4% or more and weren't alone. cruise stocks were up. casinos up restaurants up but wait a minute, did we forget about what is going on across america with the pandemic? the u.s. just reported more than 2800 deaths in a single day. a new record hospitalizations are at an all time high at america's second largest city, los angeles, just ordered all its residents to remain in their homes. as america shuts back down, the reopening rally seems to be raging on. so what's going on here, tim >> well, look, the numbers are sad, they're shocking, and they continue to look like that should be all we care about for the markets. i don't want to be insensitive if you're buying the reopening trade, you're buying what is probably most likely peak covid. and we have inoculations around the corner, thank god. we have multiple treatments. we have testing that is now finally becoming orderly and consistent and something people have access to look, this is a horrible moment in our country's history, people need to be really safe and r

even fog as well, mainly for the north bay valleys and tool fog returning for those of you in the delta so just keep that in mind but we are going to have a dry outlook for most of this upcoming week but rain will return just in time for christmas day even lasting all next weekend long as well tracking some atmospheric rivers more on that storm hour by hour my full forecast in just a few minutes jonathon back to you thank you still to come tonight here on kron 4 news at 9. >>apple stores across the golden state now closing temporarily because of the pandemic the you'll be able to visit inside at least for now. >>plus health officials don't want you to be traveling, but if you do they want you to get tested so there are 2 airlines offering preflight covid-19 testing in the south bay outrage over stanford medicine's the distribution of covid-19 vaccines. >>with the hospital now blaming on this outrage that still to come. growing up, i was always the translator for my mom and dad. doctor's visits, landlords, parent-teacher nights, you name it. but when it came to getting them signed up for

advisory through 10:00am so watch the spots, especially further eastward in the county closer to the delta now temperatures in the 40's and 50's is where we're at right now for most of the bay oakland alameda hayward in half moon bay or 50 spots while we were in the 20's for santa rosa you've seen an improvement but still only at 35 so do bundle up especially in the north bay. robin, all right, thank you john checking back in on our hot spot or earlier hot spot because it's no longer blocking but it's still slow here on the east shore freeway so the problem was a crash in emeryville of 80 west and powell street. >>we have the right lane closed its god look that line of slow traffic there leading up to the scene it's still stopping go out of albany through berkeley down to emeryville as traffic is struggling to recover your drive time overall not bad really at 19 minutes here from crockett down to the maze at least the crashes out of the way do expect a little bit of residual slowing on the eastbound side as well, the opposite side of the crash when you make it up to the bay bridge toll pla

freezing temperatures there. 34 by the delta. 44 in los gatos.he throughout the day, plenty of sunshine to start out. noontime, upper 40s to mid 50s. we have a sunny day with a few clouds towards the end of the day. very little change from yesterday. enjoy it if you like the sunny weather because today is the last day we'll see this because we have increasing clouds and a rainy weekend including christmas to kumasi? >> thank you. >>> developing news this morning, a shocking announcement by the president on twitter overnight now putting the covid relief package in limbo. he's asking congress to rework the pandemic aid bill and increase the stimulus payments. abc news reporter faith abubey has more on the president's announcement. >> reporter: in a surprise four-minute twitter video, president trump demanding congress amend a two-in-one covid relief and government spending bill heading to his desk. the legislation crafted by senate republicans and trump's own top negotiators. >> i'm also asking congress to immediately get rid of the wasteful and un