at the 24th and no group has claimed responsibility for the assault on the mother francisco academy in the english speaking southwest region the government blames on the phone separatists who haven't forced a school boycott since they self declared a state of amazonia that was 3 years ago the secessionist say english speakers have faced decades of marginalization by cameron's francophone majority bartz cumbers mayor called for unity a day after the attack this is what he said. we stand for the. new law did we start the ball or lose. the look on the multitude of the mood on the world or from all of the sides he learns to prove we are ready to receive the motto was good was a good bit of the corporate together with the lords who struggled to reduce. a heart felt appeal there from the mass of a bot attacks of continued elsewhere in the southwest region several teachers were kidnapped from 2 schools in cooma choose day after according to a teaching union and local church leaders more than 3000 people have been killed in violence by session this and government forces in the southwest and no

san francisco and san mateo entered this most restrictive purple zone, the party started to enact changes that are going to effect businesses and lives and livelihoods. >> a trip to california academy of science in san francisco. something several people did sunday. despite what google may have said. >> i kind of expected. i was hopeful that google was right. >> under new restrictions, the ferris will and museum's have been forced to temporarily shut down. >> all these measures are therefore reason. >> movie theaters also forced to close and any exercise will have to be outdoors. as gems are prohibited. these changes are affecting many businesses including those at pier 39 were sunday they shut down bungee jumping and the aquarium. climbing cases and restrictions are not keeping some people way. >> when he some type of activity in our life. we cannot just run and hide from the pandemic. >> with a softer limited to 25 percent capacity. forcing restaurant to adapt. >> several are looking at ways to attend some open space outside with a currently have tables and chairs. trying to be able to provide a reasonable dining environment. >> they share similar restrictions as san francisco. >

i'm currently the founder and director of the san francisco cats academy, and i have also cofounded manyrassroots nonprofit organizations fighting for police reform, housing, and environmental rights. i'm running for supervisor d 5 because i'm tired of not getting results from our leaders at city hall. my priorities, if elected, is to reform our police department, create real affordable housing, mandate a d-5 covid-19 small businesses task force, and tackle the homeless mental health issues head on. i respectfully ask for your vote this november, and for more information you can go to my website, daniellandry.com. >> hi. i'm supervisor dean preston, and it's been my honor to being your district supervisor for the last 23 years. i've lived in district 5 for the last 24 hours. i won a special election last year, and just weeks after i took office, the pandemic hit. businesses were closed, and thousands of people were forced out onto the streets. i personally raised over $100,000 to put district five homeless women and families into a hotel at no cost to taxpayers. i authored legislation to

the san francisco veteran's academy and veterans commons. and the counselor members that had gone to those sites expressed some concern, which i laid out in my report back earlier this summer. so our -- the -- dr. julian brockman who has done the site visits, along with julie adelman raised some concern about the lack of various programs and how to get veterans more involved, possible connecting them with community living campaign programs, such as the writing workshops, and we're hoping that the appointment of a county v.a. services officers are going to help. obviously, there's a high priority. i hope that we can put together collaboratively some long-term strategy, so we'll continue to monitor and track this and keep you updated as we move into the new year. on the kimochi site, there was some concerns from the clients regarding the heat. so again, mike zogg and his team worked at kimochi and found that it was working, but there was no thermostat for the heat, only an on-off switch. i think this shows the real value of the site visits, wh

. >> a trip to california academy of science in san francisco. something several people did sunday not knowing it was closed. despite what google may have said. >> i kind of expected it to be closed. i was hopeful that maybe they were right.>> under new restrictions, the fair is will and museums have been forced to temporarily shut down. >> all these measures are for a reason. >> movie theaters also forced to close and any exercise will have to be outdoors as indoor gyms are prohibited. these changes are affecting many businesses including those of pier 39 were sunday they shut down bungee jumping and the aquarium. climbing cases and restrictions are not keeping some people away. >> we need some type of activity in our life. we cannot just run and hide. >> retail shops are limited to 25 percent capacity but all dining must be outdoors forcing restaurants to adapt. >> several looking at ways to attend some open space outside. trying to be a will to provide a reasonable dining environment. >> they share similar restrictions as san francisco. >> whe

. >>> your daily square in san francisco with a christmas tree overload. 16 creatively decorated trees by students from the academy of art university are on display, all part of an annual contest to keep it covid safe. each tree has a qr code, of course, for a self- >>> coming up in the cbs evening news, and inspiring aches-year-old girl and wednesday toymaker to update an american classic in the name of the equal representation. >>> the children's hospital had a high profile visitor today. i bet you can guess who. old st. nick. masked up and drop by for the busy christmas season. not to spread just cheer but also some cookies for the patients, and the essential workers at the hospital. santa also ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: tonight, cases of coronavirus in the u.s. reach 13 million, as shoppers surge into stores for black friday deals. breaking news: the c.d breaking news: the c.d.c. sets an emergency m

francisco is looking a lot more festive tonight. >> they have a creative christmas tree display. students from the academy of art university designed and decorated 16 trees at the square. this year each tree has a qr code to provide a covid safe self-guided tour experience. the trees were judged today for best design and the winner gets a donation to the charity of their choice. you can check out the display through december 30th. >>> six flags discovery kingdom's holiday in the park lights is officially open for business. the vallejo theme park's holiday outdoor event is a mix of marine animals, twinkling lights and holiday decorations. they are promising instagram photo opportunities and a covid safe outdoor environment. the event continues through january 3rd and we'll be right back. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you so much for watching! the news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. we will see you back here tomorrow with the most lovely juliette goodrich, right? >> i think we'll give paul the weekend off, though. i hope you have a good one! we'll see you tomorrow. captioni

>>> now to a big christmas display still going on at san francisco's ghirardelli square. 16 christmas trees to be exact. students from the academy trees as part of their christmas tree stroll. students from nine departments submitted the concepts and these 16 finalists were chosen. each tree has a qr code to give admirers a self-guided tour experience. they're on display through december 30th. >>> time now for our clear the shelters segment featuring our friends from pet in need. we want you to introduce you to bert. he had been shot and he had shell fragments in the leg so they amputated his leg. they say he's healing well and learning to navigate. they say he's with a foster family that's helping relieve his fear and that he's becoming a very loving dog. he will be available for adoption soon. the reason they want to highlight bert's story is because today is small business saturday but tuesday, december 1st is giving tuesday. they can only help pets like this, taking care of pets, with donations. on giving tuesday, anyone who donates their gift will be matched dollar for dollar by a local family up to $50,000. to donate, go t

former academy of art fashion student chelsea graze said currently studying fashion in paris after her stay in san franciscos mix and match prints with many handmade elements. they help her win a scholarship offered by the university's in partnership with a nonprofit called creatives want change. >> for me it was really important because it's the capital of fashion. i get this kind of awareness of a different level of fashion and their approach and their culture and their mind set. >> she said she may build her own brand or work for a designer. it's an organization dedicated to the cultivation of black creative talent beginning at the high school level and continuing into early professional development. that's great! >>> all right. "world news tonight" is next. >> thank you for joining us. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you again i we are the thrivers. women with metastatic breast cancer. our time... ...for more time... ...has come. living longer is possible- and proven in postmenopausal women taking kisqali plus fulvestrant. in a clinical trial, kisqali plus fulvestrant helped women live longer wi

. >>> san francisco took on a festive there today. 16 christmas trees decorated by students from academy of art university are part of the competition. the winning entry came from the photography department. the students were judged on the creative take on the classic holiday tradition. it will be part of a special christmas tree stroll until december 31st. then it's always nice to go and see the christmas trees. i saw somebody walking home with a christmas tree today. it was a tiny one. >> they weren't like pulling it on the ground dragging it? >> no, just a guy holding it. >> definitely not feeling like christmas, spencer. i saw 70s in the forecast at some point. >> you're right. at some point in my switch-day forecast, temperatures will approach 70 degrees in early december, which is where we'll be when we get to that point in my forecast. right now looking at a very calm and light wind around the bay area under clear skies. this is the view from the camera looking back at a portion of the san francisco skyline. current temperatures 56 in city, a cool 49 in mountain view. 54 san jose

collectors is >>> the square in san francisco looks much more festive as they get into the holiday spirit with a creative christmas tree display. the students from the academyuniversity designed and decorated 16 trees at the square. this year they had the qr code to provide a covid safe self- guided tour experience. it's pretty cool and you can check out the display through december 30th. >>> a group of british garbage collectors found a way to lift spirits during the holidays. >> tina kraus shows is the act going viral in the uk and beyond. >> this is what they do. it's a real big minute, everybody. >> reporter: the trash collecting trio turns their day job into a garbage gig like no other.'s back here come the big man back, the ones that you remember. >> reporter: they don't get paid to carry a tune. they are hoping that the song they wrote can back them the uk number one christmas single. >> we are looking for the charts and it is the true adult story. >> reporter: the story started earlier this year and the height of the england first lockdown with empty streets the dance floor. >> reporter: the video went viral while raising cash for charity. >> report

francisco looks different. instead of one large christmas tree art students got to design and compete for the best tree design. 16 trees were decorated by students from academy of art university and they were judged on their creative take on the classic holiday tradition, the winning entry came from the photography department. as you can see there a cam are on the tree. during multiple trees allowed for a safe and socially distanced experience. >> this is a great opportunity to come see, you know, individual trees spread out between the square. >> the trees will be part of a special christmas tree stroll through the square until december 31st. >>> families are already out shopping for christmas trees, oh yeah, they are, well some people like to cut their own tree down. others like to get one pre-cut. at cozzolino's farm in half moon bay they put the trees in water to keep them from drying out. the owner says people have been getting in the holiday spirit earlier than normal this year. >> the day after thanksgiving this year seemed a little busier than normal. i think a lot of people are home and they want to get their tree early and just kind of enjoy it and

francisco looks different. instead of one large christmas tree art students got to design and compete for the best tree design. 16 trees were decorated by students from academy of art university and they were judged on their creative take on the classic holiday tradition, the winning entry came from the photography department. doing multiple trees allowed for a safe and socially distanced experience. >> this is a great opportunity to come see, you know, individual trees spread out between the square. >> the trees will be part of a special christmas tree stroll through the square until december 31st. >>> families are already out shopping for christmas trees. yes. while some people like to cut their own tree down. others like to get one pre-cut. at cozzolino's farm in half moon bay they put the trees in water to keep them from drying out. the owner says people have been getting in the holiday spirit earlier than normal this year. >> the day after thanksgiving this year seemed a little busier than normal. i think a lot of people are home and they want to get their tree early and just kind of enjoy it and get some normalcy. >> reporter: tony cozzolino hopes for

francisco and san mateo counties back into the purple tier. and that means new restrictions and a curfew. gyms have to close indoors but can operate outdoors. top attractions like the academy of sciences are closed. indoor worship not allowed in purple tier counties. >> we would like to see something that's more reasonable that errs on the side of safety but also respects our first amendment right to worship. >> the new sky star wheel that just debuted last month also has to close. management is working with people who purchased tickets or rescheduled their visit. the same goes for museums. >> santa clara county is worried about the rising covid-19 cases there and the number of people who could potentially end up in the hospital. the county announced new rules that just went into effect at midnight. the order includes limiting capacity in stores, a ban on sports, and a mandatory two-week quarantine for some travelers. it comes as we learn nearly 1.2 million people traveled through tsa checkpoints in the u.s. yesterday. the highest number since march. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live at mineta san jose international airport with more. >> good morning. the first thin

francisco looks different this year for the holidays, instead of one large christmas art students got to design and compete for the best tree design. check it out. there are 16 trees decorated by students from academy of art university. they were judged on their creative take on the classic holiday tradition, and the winning entry came from the photography department. doing multiple trees allowed for a safe and socially distanced experience. the trees will be part of a special christmas tree stroll through the square until december 31st. >>> and new this morning check out the holiday drive-through they're doing in southern california. a blue christmas at dodgers stadium in los angeles, looking at the new holiday drive-through that opened up last night. thanks to aerial shots from our sister station in l.a. the display features a light show, fake snow, dodger elves, and even an appearance from santa claus. pretty cool, lisa. i love how creative we've all been this year, we make it happen, make it work. >> exactly. feels like everything is starting a little bit sooner and why not? we have some time on our hands. and good day, maybe, or a good week to get a tree, if you're doing that. and keep it outs

francisco residents. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. can we have the next caller, please. >> caller: hi, good morning, supervisors. my name is randy shortenge, with urban air academy.nd based in bayview at this point. and (indiscernible) and supporting these (indiscernible) and the equity-centered approach to making sure? the city is accessible for the most important people that we have running our city. i have heard on the call that -- i support the candidacy of miss tanner and i hope and urge you all to support it as well. with san francisco being a unique city, and with all of the history discussed by some of the other callers, i figured that we would talk about racial and social equity and representation has to be a part of every piece of that process and it starts with the people on that commission. miss tanner is very qualified, and not only with the technical expertise but to help to drive what the city needs for a long-term vision for what is going to be -- we don't know what the future is going to hold but we know that as far as putting the principles in place and policies in place that keep accessibility for all and to have that unique focus, and we ask t

with san francisco government for four decades, including the assassinations of then mayor mosconi and the supervisor in 1978. and the coverage of the shocking deaths was immortalized in the academyaward winning film that was filmed here in part, "mlk." she also co-altogethe-authored n for many years and was the long-time on camera host of "city desk" where i appeared any number of times which was a weekly televised roundtable of reporters that provided the behind-the-scenes insights into the happenings at city hall. and she also served for many years as the voice sunday afternoon as the anchor at kcbs radio where i was known to call in a time or two. she never took no or too busy for an answer. not from a politician, not from a member of our citizenry. she was just remarkable. and for those of you who knew her, she was both the conscience of this building and truly one of its unsung heroes. and thank you p.j., i'll give you a few highlights. she sparred with willie brown at his tuesday press conferences, generating countless kcbs reports from city hall that drove p.j. crazy. and while conducting a live interview during a hotly contested election night she famously got right up o