most of the problems out here in fresno are due to the manpower that the fresno police department has want more police? well, yeah! yeah, i honestly do! clearly, there are people that feel unsafe in their own neighbourhoods for whom shotspotter could be a welcome piece of technology. and yet, if it is not so accurate, this could have huge knock—on effects for the criminaljustice system. in the last four or five months, i'm aware of dozens of chicagoans who have been arrested based on shotspotter evidence. i'm sure that has played out in cities across the country. shotspotter needs to be dismantled because it's doing more damage to us than anything. i mean, many of us is gonna end up in the countyjail? but shotspotter can get police officers to gunshots more quickly. the technology does save lives. what if shotspotter only saves one life in a given year? is it worth $1 million? in our view, it is, because you cannot put a price tag on the human life. ultimately, though, until shotspotter�*s reliability has been independently established, there will continue to be questions about whethe

27 años edad eran las edades de las 8 personas que murieron durante el festival que tuvo lugar en fresnoodían respirar >>> se cumple más de 6 años del incendio más mortífero en la historia del estado de california que comenzó en una zona rural del condado y rápidamente se propagó a través de las montañas hasta que llegó a la comunidad que quedó consumida por las llamas, cada año los incendios forestales hacen más destructivos. los activistas del área de la bahía presentaron 2 proyectos de ley al senador padilla para reformar la manera en que la ayuda federal llega a california. los legisladores creen que es importante reducir las estrategias para ayudar a más personas afectados por los incendios en este estado cada año >>> pasamos con nuestro compañero abimael castro >>> qué tal. >>> las lluvias han estado por encima del promedio incluso en lugares como san josé de las lugares que menos ha llovido por las tormentas. los no sean bastante verdes. comienza a beneficiarse de la lluvia, tiene más lluvia en camino pero hablamos de temperaturas, bastante secas antes de que el próximo fin de sem

angie: con casi 80 homicidios y casi 300 arrestos por delitos graves en lo que va de este aÑo, fresnoades mÁs violentas de los estados unidos. el detective aurelio flores nos mostrÓ la razÓn. >> esta Área en particular es conocida por los pandilleros que viven aquÍ, frecuentan estas calles y tienen a menudo a esta Área. pandilleros bulldogs que viven aquÍ, frecuentan estas calles y cometen crÍmenes en esta Área. estoy seguro de que la gente afuera sabe que estamos aquÍ. miren este tipo corriendo. ellos ya saben que estamos aquÍ. sandoval: los bulldogs son una organizaciÓn criminal de al menos 40 mil integrantes, dedicada desde hace dÉcadas al narcotrÁfico a cometer asesinatos y robos en el valle central de california. como muestra este video, ni los niÑos se han salvado de sus acciones. murrieta nunca pensÓ que sus nietos caerÍan en esa trampa y pagarÍan las consecuencias. murrieta: la policÍa nos quitaron un nieto. sandoval: el 17 de abril de 2017, uno de los mÁs pequeÑos, isiah murrieta golding, de 16 aÑos, muriÓ baleado por un policÍa que lo perseguÍa bajo sospecha de que Él y su h

you have fresno state looking to possibly go for a championship.san jose state trying to get able game. thera lot on the li tea, valry,a lot of people, and it's thanksgiving. great mix. dustin: 2020 saw empty stands. but one spartan nations came out in force today to support their hometown team. ♪ no better way to spend thanksgiving. >> this was great. last year, nobody was here because we had covid, but not this year. i love this team and we're coming back. ♪ >> san jose! san jose! dustin: happy thanksgiving. dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dion: i think we all know that face. i saw people with short sleeves and shorts today, really think the for this weather. sandhya: it was absolutely gorgeous outside, dion, and with good reason they were out with short sleeve weather out there. it's going to be like that right on through the weekend, so i morning, we have low 30's inure some of our coldest spots, gorgeous view right now from our golden gate bridge camera, 59 in the city, 57 mountain view, 61 in morgan hill. if you want to take a walk outside, just a

for fresno county, thank you for your time and good morning.deals. how do you think you can stop this? >> you know, bill, this is such a tragedy that it is happening here in california and nationwide. as we continue to weaken laws with regard and our police departments are struggling recuteing young officers to come and be police officers because we have the anti-law enforcement feeling now. specifically we have to get rid of these impose tore district attorneys. the jurisdictions where it is happening in san francisco and los angeles, even in chicago and minneapolis, it is where you have these soro's funded d.a.s. criminals know where they can go to commit the crimes. if we don't change our laws and vote these district attorney's out it will just continue. >> bill: in fresno, are you doing anything different? is your law in fresno different than other parts of california? >> no, our laws in fresno are the same as they are in the rest of california. what we do differently here we have a community that is pro-law enforcement. we have a mayor a f

fresno state opening up here in the third quarter. perverse, gets back to the quarterback, who throws it to jaelyn crawford. the spartan season ends on a three-game losing streak. fresno state wins. derek carr and the raiders in dallas taking on the cowboys. the raiders start off hot. desean jackson, 7-0 on a 56 yard touchdown. vegas up by as many as 11. fourth quarter, dak prescott for the score. add the two-point conversion. we are tied up 30-30. and over time, the game-winning field goal . vegas wins. all this in the building. -- evlis -- elvis in the building. josh allen with four touchdowns for buffalo. the bills win. with the saints loss, the niners move into the seventh playoff spot. stanford women in the bahamas, taking on indiana. 10 points in 11 rebounds in the first half. it was close throughout, and she was the star. how about a hoop and a foul, finishing with 21 points and 22 rebounds? stanford wins. they will take on south florida tomorrow. usf taking on towson in the las vegas invitational. the youngster enjoying basket

you know, i lived in fresno for a couple years. was that fun? it was okay. haha.ive it a c plus i wouldn't. admittedly not have necessarily thought about is the most fun place. you know, it's really close to yosemite and sequoia national parks street. that is fun and their son has a fantastic there's some good stuff about i'm not going present its a fun town and fresno state sports are amazing. >> you just give us some good reasons to go visit. i will get my check from the visit fresno organization shortly. if you're watching us on the app. you can see us on kron on and stay informed because that's coming up at 7 o'clock. we're going to see you at 8 o'clock. and we hope you join us then. thank you for joining us now. have a good night. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my s

outside of fresno. >> to. >> the first thing's first. >> what does coach kyle shanahan do on this day? >> when i walk in the door, i see 12 people upset with me and hungry and irritated. they didn't get to do it normally, when they come to visit us, they have to wait until i get home. >> he has to work. >> the game as high stakes, they will have a inside spot in the afc. >> catch the pregame show. the whole gang, in the post-game show, on sunday. live from the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwide 5g. act now and save up to $1,000 with xfinity mobile. so you can go all out on gifts for the family - during our best wireless deal of the year... the xfinity black friday sales event. click, call or visit a store today. >> okay, about 25 minutes left until thanksgiving is over, we want to thank all of you, our viewers, we are grateful for you, and our producers and editors, and

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fresno state opening up here in the third quarter.quarterback, who throws it to jaelyn crawford. the spartan season ends on a three-game losing streak. fresno state wins. derek carr and the raiders in dallas taking on the cowboys. the raiders start off hot. desean jackson, 7-0 on a 56 yard touchdown. vegas up by as many as 11. fourth quarter, dak prescott for the score. add the two-point conversion. we are tied up 30-30. and over time, the game-winning field goal . vegas wins. all this in the building. -- evlis -- elvis in the building. josh allen with four touchdowns for buffalo. the bills win. with the saints loss, the niners move into the seventh playoff spot. stanford women in the bahamas, taking on indiana. 10 points in 11 rebounds in the first half. it was close throughout, and she was the star. how about a hoop and a foul, finishing with 21 points and 22 rebounds? stanford wins. they will take on south florida tomorrow. usf taking on towson in the las vegas invitational. the youngster enjoying basketball. grabbing a loose ball,

outside of fresno. >> to. >> the first thing's first. >> what does coach kyle shanahan do on this day when i walk in the door, i see 12 people upset with me and hungry and irritated. they didn't get to do it normally, when they come to visit us, they have to wait until i get home. >> he has to work. >> the game as high stakes, they will have a inside spot in the afc. >> catch the pregame show. the whole gang, in the post-game show, on sunday. live from >> okay, about 25 minutes left until thanksgiving is over, we want to thank all of you, our viewers, we are grateful for you, and our producers and editors, and behind the scenes. >> the production crew, a small but mighty crew, thank you to the station for dinner, and ran out and got pies at the last minute. . >>> tonight, thanksgiving is back. americans across the country settle in to celebrate what feels like a more normal holiday. but in many parts of the country, covid cases are on the rise with some hospitals now canceling elective surgeries to free up beds. >>> in new york city, the crowds returned for the macy's thanksgiving day

. >> no puedes comparar el valle o fresno, o ciertas partes de fresno con comunidades donde es más altacomo este jueves la fda autorice finalmente el refuerzo de la vacuna de pfizer para todos los adultos. se recomienda la tercera dosis solo para mayores de 65 años o personas vulnerables. pero cada vez más estados se adelantan a la fda y promueven el refuerzo para todos. lourdes hurtado amplía. >> como millones de vacunados contra la covid-19 en estados unidos, cynthia quiere sentirse bien protegida con una dosis de refuerzo, pero tiene dudas. >> no me queda claro si están impulsando la tercera dosis, no me queda claro cuál marca agarrar, pfizer o mezclarla con otra. >> la regulación federal establece que por ahora únicamente mayores de 65 años, personas inmunocomprometida, y que vivan o trabajen en áreasde riesgo. pero estados están ofreciendo esta dosis adicional seis meses después del segundo pinchazo. el doctor anthony fauci dice que las auridades deben enviar un mensaje claro. >> (habla en inglés). >> asegura también que la fda revisa precisamente ahora estos parámetros. >> la inmu

fresno county officials are pleading with the state to make it easier to transport patients to areaslos angeles county. 60% of americans say they will spend thanksgiving with people outside of their households, about half say that could include unvaccinated people. >> test site organizers at santa clara county fairgrounds say they have been busy after a blotto in recent weeks. everyone we spoke to say they want to do the right thing before seeing family. >> we are coming back from our first order in college. we want to get tested to make sure we are all saved, we don't want to bring anything back from school. >> i'm living in the dorms, so i am at a higher rate of exposure than most people. my college does not regularly test, so i figured it would be best advised contested because i have been surrounded by some midgets. >> yesterday, so many -- more than 25 hundred people were tested at the sides. >> some stretches of the east bay area freeways have been packed. experts say thanksgiving travel is back to pre-pandemic levels. reporter ryan curry spoke with drivers who save the hassle

fresno state opening up here. how about a reverse?ws it back to the first guy, who is jaelyn. he goes in for the second touchdown of the game, 33-9 bulldogs. the spartans finished on a three-game losing streak. fresno state wins. they take back the valley trophy. vegas coming out aces, carr to former start sean jackson, number one turns on the objects -- the jets. las vegas led by as many as 11. three minutes left, cowboys down eight, dak prescott to stanford man, 32 yards and in, all tied up at 30-30. it goes into overtime. daniel carlsen kicks in the field goal as vegas wins in overtime. warriors fans, you have a lot to be thankful for. 16-2 after last night's win over philly. stephen curry taking on brother seth, steph tweeting this after the game, "family things." mom sonja also in attendance. most of the game, seth was outscoring steph. but stefan finished one point ahead, scoring a game-high 25, leading the warriors to a 20 point win. look at this dance right here. afterwards, the brothers talking about sharing the court. >> tha

hundreds gathered in fresno to smash the guinness world record for the longest sock line.y held that record, but fresno determined to beat it. >> armed with 80,000 socks, they belt a line that was over seven miles long! and they broke it in record time. in the end, it was for a good cause. those socks will be donated to unhoused people. >> those are just the socks i lost in the dry drier. [ laughter ] >> yeah, seven miles of sox. unbelievable. the cbs evening news is coming up next. >> we're back at 7:00. have a good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, one of donald trump's closest advisors surrenders to the f.b.i. the legal drama here in washington, as the current president signs into law a sweeping infrastructure bill. a defiant steve bannon facing jail time and hundreds of thousands in dollars and fines says he won't back down. >> this is going to be the misdemeanor from hell. >> o'donnell: fireworks in the courtroom, the closing arguments in the kyle rittenhouse case as the prosecutor holds the 18- year-old's ar-15 up in court. the historic

fresno county officials are pleading with the state to make it easier to transport patients to areas like los angeles county. 60% of americans say they will spend thanksgiving with people outside of their households, about half say that could include unvaccinated people. >> test site organizers santa clara county fairgrounds say they have been busy after a blotto in recent weeks. everyone we spoke to say they want to do the right thing before seeing family. >> we are coming back from our first order in college. we want to get tested to make sure we are all saved, we don't want to bring anything back from school. >> i'm living in the dorms, so i am at a higher rate of exposure than most people. my college does not regularly test, so i figured it would be best advised contested because i have been surrounded by some midgets. >> yesterday, so many -- more than 25 hundred people were tested at the sides. >> some stretches of the east bay area freeways have been packed. experts say thanksgiving travel is back to pre-pandemic levels. reporter ryan curry spoke with drivers who save the hass

san jose state hosting fresno state. the bulldogs opened up the playbook. my whatever you want to call it. they won't send for 29 yards untouched. fresno state wins the battle of the valley 40-9. san jose state finishes the season 5-7. the blue and orange smoke as balboa took the field for the 97th turkey day game, lincoln going for his third straight city championship. mayor breed welcoming everyone back here the pandemic did not allow for a game last year. these two played in the regular season. lincoln beat balboa. they were ready to play. black takes the lateral on the pond. that was crafty, breaks a few tackles, and housecall, 53 yard score, balboa is up early. that was plenty for their defense. dan o'connell under pressure he was said. marie sully comes down with it. picks it off, balboa beats lincoln 21-0. it is the first city title since 1984. >> we haven't had any championship in so long. it means everything to all of us. >> what's it going to be like? >> i'm hoping a lot of congratulations. >> what, what, what, what. >> congratulations to them. th

also a fresno deputy has now died after a month long battle with covid correctional officer juan cruz was 52 years old. officer crews began his career with the fresno county sheriff's office in 2012, he is survived by 2 daughters, 2 sons and his brother, governor gavin newsom released a statement on cruise passing that reads in part, we send our sincere condolences to officer chris, his family and friends and all members of the fresno county sheriff's office at this difficult time. here's what's coming up tonight at 8 o'clock 1000 children in warren county got their first dose of the covid-19 vaccine today. >> we'll tell you what more covid vaccine appointments in marion will be made available. >> reaction to president biden's infrastructure deal finally getting through the congress will let you know congress will let you know what comes next. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just gett

working at the fresno minneapolis star tribune and the atlantic as well as the center for public integrityt the institute. in her book, nikki writes the journalism is what enables an active and engaged citizenry so last i welcome everyone who's joined us today because as good as important as the book is, we can't win this great battle for democracy in the 21st century unless every citizen is active and engaged in every citizen is working to protect and rebuild american journalism. finally, one little note, this is being recorded for booktv on c-span. we do not have a date for that but hopefully we will let you know soon. now i will turn it over to matt. thank you to everyone joining us and i am delighted to be heretoo discuss this book how police and power destroyed american journalism. i think it would probably be hard to be a journalist in the u.s. in the news industry today and not feel like your book describes the world to a certain extent so we will touch the promise of the book a little bit in the conversation. you say the news media struggles to amplify the voices that most needed t

>> they were 99% less in the places we released in fresno. >> reporter: the team of researchers haveried this in australia. >> it was 80% to 90%. >> that made headlines down under. >> reporter: california had great results with sterilizing another species of male insect, the mediterranean fruit fly. starting in the late 1980s, the med fly threatened to wipe out california's agriculture industry. until the state began releasing sterilized male med flies from the air. >> an extremely successful tool in adding to the other things we can do to eliminate an insect species. >> reporter: this etymologist says sterilized mosquitos can be the key to controlling our ankle-biter population. >> it itches really bad. >> reporter: that's invading the inside of our homes. >> they love to breed indoors. they don't need a lot of water. >> ankle biter mosquitos can breed in your house plants. be careful not to overwater them. researchers are a hopeful they could approve the technique to reduce the annoying mosquitoes plaguing people. >> they seem like they're everywhere and they're so invisible. they

also tonight, a fresno county deputy has died after a month long battle with covid. correctional officer juan cruz was 52 years old. officer crews began his career with the fresno county sheriff's office in august of 2012, he survived by 2 daughters, 2 sons and a brother. governor gavin newsom released a statement on cruises passing that reads in part. he says set sends his sincere condolences to officer cruz's family and friends and all the members of the fresno county sheriff's office during this difficult time. >> stay with kron 4 for the latest covid-19 information including funding vaccines for your children and much more. you can scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to our website at kron 4 dot com. talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the city of san francisco lit up on the saturday night courtesy of the sutro tower camera. >> so what does the rest of the weekend have in store for us and also the next 7 days. we're going to take a look now at what we have planned here during. >> the this week. tomorrow, the changes start com

the fresno state bulldogs on thanksgiving. the last time they played was at fresno in the '50s and at san jose in 1946. >> i love showing up on thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving! it's fun. >> reporter: crazy george and his bobblehead were popular attractions. he is credited with starting the wave, and his presence made the thanksgiving game even more special for alums and their kids. >> we grew up with him, and what better way to spend thanksgiving than with your family doing something fun. >> i'm from san jose high. we're used to a game on thanksgiving. now we don't have it so we're here. >> reporter: no big bone game, huh? >> they did it a few months ago. if it's not on thanksgiving, it's not a big bone game. >> the whole country gets to see san jose state university play and puts them on the map, so to speak, so to play on this date is very special, yes. >> reporter: the san jose director says a thanksgiving day appearance is a big boost for the program. >> having this event here today, great for the program, great for the a

we have a hispanic middle class in fresno county but what is so strange people say it's really good that we have gas going up to $5 because of carbon emissions and they say that but my wife and i call it the arena because when it can undercut 10 or 20 cents there is a line outside her when it gets up to 105 which is almost every day droves of people go into walmart not to bite things that get kit toys for the kids maybe but they want the free air-conditioning and yet people will say wow why do we want this air-conditioned economy? we will at 75 degrees. i don't know if we are aware of how thin the margin is the middle class and we all loved it quickly would at a point where they can't afford food fuel and air-conditioning. and yet this is the wealthiest country in the world so we have to have a middle class. i don't think any of this one a medieval society of asymmetrical california. >> california takes a beating. unlike the great state of new york. there's a chapter in there that i know must be near and dear to your heart and that is who you call residents. you write about how the found

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comienza verse afectada las advertencias por neblina se ha tenido que extender hacia nuestra zona de fresno conoce como la niebla de la irradiación sucede porque durante todo el día está calentando lo que es la superficie de la tierra pero en la noche de calor va a escapar en la atmósfera cómo escapa la superficie se enfría genera vapor de agua que se condensa y el cielo está despejado permite que el fenómeno se y el viento está calmado no mezcla el frío con el calor es allí cuando se produce lo que es la famosa niebla o neblina en nuestra zona y hasta el mediodía se disipa lo que es la neblina tenemos que tener mucha cautela las temperaturas 57 san francisco 53 para santa rosa pero mañana será un día bastante caluroso máximas en 82 para (nombre extranjero) 71 san francisco tanto los 75 y estos valores se da entre 10 a 15° por encima del calor intenso el viento estará entre cinco a 10 millas por hora el lunes a la noche comenzará a incrementar debido al sistema que pasa hacia el norte de la zona el resto del área se mantendrá bastante seco aunque si tendremos esta nubosidad y temperaturas m

and then i got a second interview, and i got more nervous because know the thought of leaving fresno my family and friends was scary, but this opportunity was on the other side. but i had to try and lo and behold i got the job, and my first day was january 14 2014. every game day was a puzzle and i have to figure out how to put the pieces together. i have two features that are 30 seconds long or a minute and a 30 feature. it's fun to put that altogetherl together and then lay that out in a way that is entertaining for the fans. a lucky seat there and there and then some lucky games that include players. and then i'll talk to lucille, can you take the shirt gun to the bleachers. i just organize it from top to bottom and it's just fun for me. something, we don't know how it's going to go, and it can be a huge hit, but you've got to try it. or if it fails you just won't do it again. or you tweak it. when that all pans out, you go oh we did that. we did that as a team. i have a great team. we all gel well together. it keeps the show going. the fans are here to see the teams, but also to

a city in australia held the record but fresno was determined to beat it.rmed with 80,000 socks, they built a line that was over seven miles long and they broke it in record time. in the end it's all for a good cause. the socks will be donated to unhoused people. i love that it's going for a good cause. i wonder what thought let's beat a world record for longest sock line. >> yeah. yeah. i was wondering the why for a long time. we put it on the end. >> okay. now we know. >>> it is 52:00. in the next half hour and streaming on cbsn. >> why amazon has agreed to pay a fine here in california and the changes the company promises to make. >>> and the precautions in wisc bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. >>> right now on kpd aming on cbsn bay area the vote happening today on what to do with a prize piece of property in the heart of the south bay. >> and the money coming to bay area transit agencies now that the infrastructure bill has been signed in to law. >>> and the fine for amazon for reportedly hiding it's covid case numbs in its workplaces in california

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.♪ ♪ he has worked with the ♪ ♪ fresno bee, tribune and ♪ ♪ the atlantic as well as at ♪ ♪ the center have an air date for that but hopefully we will let you know soon. now i'm going to turn itover to matt . >> thank you barry and thank you to everyone for joining us. i'm elated to be here to discuss this book news or the rich white and blue: how power distorts american journalism with nikki nikki , i think it would probably be hard to be a journalist in the us and the news industry today and not feel like your book describes that world so we will test the premise of your book i'm sure in this conversation but i want to assume it first. you say our news media struggles at present to amplify the voicesthat most need to be heard in a democracy . political representation and meaningful redress due to structural integration. and yet i would say most journalists i know and i know a lot of journalists come into this field with this passion for listing the voices of everyday people particularly those most at risk of discrimination. how is it that we come in with these noble ideals and end up

we're going to make a prep school of cal state-fresno, and then we would say you're going. to go to graduate school and learn italian, french and german. ii think we sent 55 to the ivy league this 21 years in classics and history and language. but our biggest problem was either white liberals on campus or the la raza people, and you said you're appropriating their culture. you're doing this,za you're doig this. meanwhile, their kids were in private school. and so that -- i think the conservative movement can really point that out. i think everybody says what can we do with the left. you can tell the left they're hypocritical and they're heatist. and i think -- elitist. and i think a lot of it is they are not comfortable with people who don't look like them. so they build up this huge facade of caring in thead abstract. and they're -- that's more prone, i think, in teaching in academia than it is in the real world of, you know, business. >> but you write in the book about how to go beyond tribalism and the destruction of patriotism, they go hand this hand, partners in the sa

.♪ matt has worked at the fresno bee, minneapolis "star tribune" and the atlantic as well as at the center public integrity and the poynter institute. in her book nikki writes the journalismd is what enables an active and engaged citizenry, so a last i welcome everyone who is joined us today because as good as important as this book is we can't win this great battle for democracy and a 21st century and less every citizen is active and engaged and every citizen is working to protect and rebuild american journalism. finally one little note which is that this is being recorded for booktv's c-span. we don't have a launch, and their date for that but hopefully we will let you know soon. now let me turn it over to matt. >> thank you barry and thank you to everyone for joining us. i'm elated to be here to discuss this book news or the rich white and blue: how power distorts american journalism with nikki nikki , i think it would probably be hard to be a journalist in the us and the news industry today and not feel like your book describes that world so we will test the premise of your book i'm su

vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to sign up. our bookkeeper signed up online, it was like 15 minutes. nothing has changed, except now we ha

fresno state won 40-9. kristen: we are hearing the story behind the viral video of a wife surprising her husband with a pregnancy announcement at an orlando magic basketball game. it happened wednesday night when james and taylor bailey popped up on the gas camera. james' reaction was later a sportscenter highlight on espn. >> my husband has always dreamed of me telling him in a really cool way, so i thought it would be neat to get on the kiss cam. >> shortly after it happened, the messages started pouring in with we saw you on sportscenter, we saw you on this and that. kristen: taylor planned the whole thing in secret, bringing her parents along for the surprise, but none of them thought the moment would go viral. i think this is wonderful for them and i am so excited. but i think it is only advisable only if you both were totally on board and were hoping and planning to have a kid. you know, sometimes it takes time to process that and you might want to do it -- kumasi: you don't want to do it in front of

>> steve waterson in fresno, thank you very much. >>> joining me is dr.ion and prevention control at the university of colorado health. always a pleasure to see you, doctor. this week, colorado officials declared a crisis standard of care due to a staffing shortage at health care facilities. where do things stand at your hospital? >> they're really busy. unfortunately we're seeing what everybody else across colorado is seeing as well, that we have an influx of covid patients, a lot of them quite sick and then we have all the regular patients that we normally take care of as well that are obviously entering the hospital. >> so doctor, what do you attribute this also wave increasing in colorado? we were just speaking with steve patterson about what happens in parts of california. what do you attribute this wave in colorado to? >> it's complicated obviously, there's probably not just one factor but certainly as was mentioned earlier, the waning immunity probably is playing some role in this, but primarily the biggest issue still is that the vast majority of

as you travel through sacramento woodland, fresno, uh, modesto red bluff. reading those areas. pressure that was pretty not much non existent the last three weeks, and that's why we got so much rain is there. it's what we it's fine for now. we just don't want to set up shop. permanently because that's kind of what it did. last winter, we had a ton of high pressure. it doesn't mean it's going to. i'm just saying it will get a few days of dry here. probably the next five or six days were dry, and that means we'll be talking about valley fog and. and things of that nature, but we will be definitely missing out on rain. you can see the clear skies outside. beautiful night chilly tonight, as you said, as we talked about upper forties mid forties and some places areas that don't get fog can get will get down into the thirties. san francisco tomorrow morning. this will work for oakland. two areas of dense fog. maybe a little coastal fog. maybe a little valley fog creeping in out of sandra fell, and then the afternoon san francisco 66 degrees oakland will be in the low seventies. a nic

fresno state wins battle of the valley 40-9. san jose statetheir season is over at 5- 7. blue and orange smoke as balboa took the field for the turkey day game. the mayor welcoming everyone, pandemic did not allow for a game last year. these two played in regular season. black takes ladder on the punt return and breaks a couple tackles on his way to the end zone, 21-0, their first city title for balboa since 1984. >> to bring a championship back to the school, haven't had any in so long, it means so much to all of us. >> what? what? >> we're number one! >> stanford women spending thanksgiving in the bahamas. taking on indiana, faced it on the hoosiers on thanksgiving, career high 22 rebounds, blocked five shots, stanford wins 69-66 and will play south florida today. warriors back in action today from chase center. they host the portland trail blazers. >>> it is 4:57. coming up, beefing up patrols across the bay area. how local authorities are going to great lengths to make sure your black friday shopping stays safe. >>> a possible link emerging between one heist i didn't

additionally, we are seeing cases in the large central valley counties, kern county, fresno county, tulare county, stanislaus county, that drives transmission as well. kristen: but even in the bay area, aren't our numbers 20% higher than they were two weeks ago? dr. rutherford: not really. it is sort of up and some places it is up, some places it is down, it balances out. kristen: is it time to stop looking at case numbers and rather look at hospitalizations, especially in areas where vaccination rates are high, such as the bay area, to give us a true indicator of how good or bad of shape we are in? dr. rutherford: we look at those numbers every day anyway. people getting used to seeing case numbers. but yeah, hospitalizations are equally important. when you look at the metrics that the health officers put forward to stopping indoor mask mandates, one was about case levels, one was about levels of hospital capacity and the other was about levels of vaccination. all three are important and i think you need to continue to look at all three of them. kristen: dr. george rutherford, great to se

fresno to fremont and san diego to san francisco and los angeleto loomis.families facing a housing shortage and epic proportion. people that are not fulfilling their obligations, we will be there to enforce those laws. they are not suggestions or recommendations or invitations for voluntary reactions, they are requirements. >> it sounded like the attorney general is kicking off a listening tour. having conversations and launched a website. is this much a force to strike force? >> this is a con solid they should of resources and focus on the issue. department of justice can't do anything but enforce laws. they can create a new mechanism the legislature hasn't given them. that said, they've created those in the past few years and we seen the state get tougher on local governments that aren't doing their part to build housing according to the law. including san francisco voting down that project on stephenson street this past week. part of the larger picker of a desire from the legislature, executive branch and department of justice having more assertive state

they have a very tough fresno state team. as you would imagine, he had some growing pains.ng for price and jaeden graham just turns around. there it is, i will take that. the stanford offense wasn't smooth. stanford down 14-0. chance nolan to bradford. rakes a couple tackles one more man to beat and, a face full of grass. he scores, 67 yards to the grass. hole aspirations over. they fall to 3-7 on the year. south dakota trailing rival south dakota state. you know it is good when we are showing a highlight from this one. carson chance unloads, tipped and it is can't. caleb vander esch as time expires. 57 yards. a wild one in the mount rushmore state. the coyotes win 23-20. south dakota was buzzing and the warriors are on the road beginning tomorrow. you can't overlook anyone. they have the charlotte hornets they faced a couple weeks ago. >> they are fired up. thanks so much, charlie. >>> coming up, how a group of bay area dogs celebr ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey at&t customers... there's never been a better time to switch to xfinity. get the fast and reliable internet you deserve,

central valley, fog near fresno. and for southern california, some strong winds, 30 to 70 miles per hour. other than that, i think we're doing really good. everybody should be able to get from point a to point b safely. >> can you lower the gas? >> i cannot. >> thank you, jeff. a lot of things happening on this thanksgiving eve. what is the guidance here? not traffic or weather, but covid, what precautions should we be taking? we've seen this all week, that last-minute rush to get tested or to get booster shot. today, the covid testing site at the fair grounds was active. the county saw an 70% increase of people getting tested. 2500 tests just yesterday alone. a lot of people bringing their parents to be tested to make sure they're all safe for thanksgiving. >> we are going to have a big thanksgiving dinner, so that is one reason we are being tested. i wanted to make sure because we have children in our family, too. >> not a bad play. the county saw an increase of people getting the booster shots. tonight, we're happ

san jose state hosting fresno state . the bulldogs opened up the playbook . all of the misdirection ends up with jalen having a clear lane to the end zone. also sent for 6. versus they wins the battle of the valley, 49. san jose state finishes 5-7 . >>> the smoke as bubble i took the field for the 97th turkey digging . lincoln was gone for its third street city championship . the mayor was opening everyone back . depend >> did not love us a muster . these two played in the regular season . the bucs came and ready . black takes a lateral . he breaks a couple tackles . he has a reservation for 6. the kicker made a 7 . 21-0, their first title since 1984 . >>> have not had any championship in so long. it means everything. >>> city champs to stamford . and spending their thanks giving in the bahamas, taking on indiana . she scored 21 points, grabbed a career high of 22 rebounds, blocked 5 shots . stamford wins, 69-66 . they will play south florida tomorrow . >>> the wares back in action tomorrow. they host the trailblazers. i hope you had a great thanksgiving . ta

fresno state rolls to a 42 9 wins. the bulldogs are now nine and three.e and seven overall, three and five in the mountain west. the stanford women's basketball team continues to take on the best in the country and was a winner today, cameron break had 21 points and 22 rebounds as the seventh rank. cardinal knocked off fourth ranked indiana in the get ready for this name of this tournament. baja mar hoops pink flamingo championship tournament. that is appropriately in the bahamas. that's the first loss of the year for the hoosiers. both teams four and one stanford tomorrow we'll play 18th ranked south florida. and football teams don't get a thanksgiving break. they either play or practice on this day, but the players certainly remember their thanksgiving traditions and some of the 49ers shared there's this week. all the family always came together and 11 place and everybody brought their best dishes. so that was your your one time of the year to try out. everybody's everybody's best thanksgiving traditions being around family friends, um in the food, obvi

demand for boosters correlates directly with the rising climb in cases flooded ers in cities like fresno perhaps the canary in the coal mine. >> this is just a taste of what the winter surge is going to be like >> reporter: while the unvaccinated are filling hospital beds in account for the nearly 1,300 dying every day, massachusetts says breakthrough cases are up 44% with 60,000 fully vaccinated testing positive for covid. why are we seeing so many break-through infections? >> the coronavirus comes back in waves, and we do see that protection does wane over time. but having that vaccination, having that protection is the best way to protect yourself. >> reporter: with some older americans facing waning immunity, there is also growing concern over the young. a federal court in texas just ruled the governor's ban on mask mandates in schools violates the rights of students with disabilities, who may be more vulnerable to illness. >> all i want is my child to be able to get a proper education without having to wear a mask. >> reporter: but across the country, just over half of all states ha

in fresno county, the covid-19 hospitalization rate is quadruple the current rate in l.a. and orange counties, and five times that of the bay area. vaccination rates in the region are still relatively low compared to the rest of the state. >>> before you go home and see friends and family for thanksgiving, you may be wondering, should you get a covid test? we spoke with mod multiple radical experts to get their advice. >> reporter: in days, in person holidays are finally back with thanksgiving, but doctors say you still need to be cautious if you are hosting or attending a gathering. >> it is best to be vaccinated. that is the best protection. if you're not vaccinated, think twice about whether or not you want to be in ou fect you. >> reporter: the lead physician at santa monica urgent care, he says the key to preventing spread at the table is a test for your dinner party. >> and vaccinated people should be tested if they are coming to the table. they are likely to spread infection. >> reporter: vaccinated guests should test if they are experiencing symptoms. >> the recomm