about how branson picked grove to take public in his latest spac deal. could it be the youtube killer? free speech video platform rumble inking a spac deal of its own with wall street giant cantor fitzgerald chairman and ceo howard lutnick, who joins us in just moments on that and president biden taking his infrastructure road show to the show me state today, we'll keep our eyes on his visit to the kansas city area transportation authority. but first, to fox business alert markets right now are holding on to gains which shows real resilience in light of the united kingdom implementing that major covid mandate across the country, and we've also got developing headlines out of two giant wall street firms at this hour. number one, wells fargo saying in the last half hour, there are no firm-wide celebrations that will be planned this holiday season in light of rising covid-19 cases. all employees will be required to continue wearing face cover ings, regardless of vaccination status, wells is down about 1.5% at the moment. the wells news comes just two hours

this place is the monarch grove sanctuary a two-acre park in the middle of pacific grove.that are here are the great great grandchildren of the butterflies that were here before. so these these butterflies will leave go have a michael and generation elsewhere leave go have a life cycle in generation elsewhere and then those butterflies will come back here. they're just following some kind of innate signals that bring them to this specific location in 1997 volunteers counted 45,000 monarchs at this site since then the number has dwindled two years ago. just 800 monarchs came last year none. i was in tears. i was in tears for a different reason than the tears that i had this year. i saw so many of them. we're really excited. it's been so fun to share this news that we have more monarchs this year than we have for the past few. they're giving you a great show. you see all that movement. the searcy society has been running western. our butterfly counts for the past 25 years at 200 overwintering sites up and down the pacific coast last year. it counted just 2,000 butterflies at

a moving scene in san francisco's aids memorial grove. tomorrow marks world aids day commemorating the lives lost and the ongoing fight to find the cure. kenny chio reports to the grove in golden gate park. >> they want this light display to honor people living with hiv and the hundreds of lives lost in this country to aids. >> it is important to remember that a memorial is about so much more than the names that are engraved in stone or the panels that are lovingly stitched together to create the quilt. >> one of the young lives lost, jason neil fulton that contracted hiv because of contaminated blood. >> it gives us a chance to remember those lives lost and recommit ourselves to the mission it will not happen again. >> it has been 40 years since the first reported case of aids. >> they did not care that gay people were dying. they did not care that drug users were dying, they did not care that immigrants were dying,ing it did not care because they did not look like mainstream america. >> reporter: doctors told jason at the age of 17 he w

this place is the monarch grove sanctuary a two-acre park in the middle of pacific grove.at are here are the great great grandchildren of the butterflies that were here before. so these butterflies will leave go have a life cycle and generation elsewhere. leave go have a life cycle in generation elsewhere and then those butterflies will come back here. or they're just following some kind of innate signals that bring them to this specific location in 1997 volunteers counted 45,000 monarchs at this site since then the number has dwindled two years ago. just 800 monarchs came last year none. i was in tears. i was in tears for a different reason than the tears that i had this year when i saw so many of them. we're really excited. it's been so fun to share this news that we have more. this year than we have for the past few. they're giving you a great show. you see all that movement. the cersei society has been running western monarch butterfly counts for the past 25 years at 200 overwintering sites up and down the pacific coast last year. it counted just 2,000 butterflies at a

the lighting of the grove meant to uplift and illuminate and it's a metaphor for our lives. right we go through dark times we go through lifetimes. but we persevere and we're resilient as a community and we're stronger when we're together in san francisco, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. and a big red ribbon was placed on the white house today . the biden administration also issuing a statement, renewing its commitment to ending the hiv aids epidemic by 2030. right now. nearly 38 million people are living with hiv, including 1.2 million right here in the ue toll violations. why you could soon get a refund also ahead, city leaders working to prevent mass retail thefts after the break how walnut creek plans to spend $2 million in hopes of deterring the thieves. and for the second straight day we've had record temperatures in the bay area. looks like we might see some more records tomorrow. i'll have that we'll also look at the weekend. not that far off now. watch this. can i please get the cheddar loaded cheeseburger combo? wait, i know that voice... (smug laugh) danny pa

west kronk, no matter how long ago time seems to stop at the national aids memorial in stern grove tos tell the whole story and honest story now, 30 years old. the memorial welcoming people back made a few concessions to covid. spreading out the walking space and ditching the big tent, keeping everything open air the pandemic, a backdrop in more ways than one. as with covid. hundreds of thousands of lives were lost needlessly because a government chose not to respond because people have prejudice and stigma against certain segments of the population. stigmatizing gaze then, and decades later, blaming asians now and so the grove is really a place for people to say. let's get it right. let's get it right. christine pelosi thinks of the grove as a place of reckoning and healing after her mother moved it to memorial status. people came from all over to grieve in a way they couldn't at home for those families to be able to come here, sometimes years later. and give them the proper send off and respect that they deserve was really, really powerful. people are still dying. ipad friend died a

we're moving onto item 4, subject property at 100 larkin street, grove and hyde street frontages. kasey asberry, appellant, is requesting a rehearing of appeal 21-084, kasey asberry versus san francisco department of public works, bureau of urban forestry, decided november 10, 2021, and the order that was appealed is 23528. so i will ask commissioner lazarus if she had the opportunity to review the hearing and review the public record request? >> commissioner lazarus: yes, i did. >> clerk: okay. we will hear from the appellant, kasey asberry, first. you have three minutes. >> good evening, board. as an appellant in two separate d.p.w. efforts to remove all the mature trees around the library three years apart, i have written you on behalf of the expanded library grove working group. we urge you to halt the felling of any library growth trees to ask you to reconsider part a of your pending ruling of november 10, 2021, it was evident that you authentically sought a compromise throughout your ruling, however, based on inaccurate memory of the original proceedings of the library grove

. >>> a moving scene at san francisco's aids memorial grove. today is world aids day remembering the lives lost and the ongoing fight to find a cure. >> kenny reports from the memorial grove in golden gate park. >> organizers want this light display to honor people still living with hiv and the hundreds of thousands of lives lost in this country to aids. >> it's important to remember that a memorial is about so much more than the names that are in stone or the pan elm that are stitched together to create the quality. >> one of those young lives lost, jason fulton who grew up with hemophilia and contracted hiv because of contaminated blood. >> it's a chance to remember the lives lost and recommit ourselves to the mission that it won't happen again. >> its been 40 years since the first reported cases with more than 700,000 lives lost since then. >> they didn't care that gay people were dying. they didn't care that drug user was dying. they didn't care that immigrants were dying. they didn't care because they didn't look like the -- what's called

how quickly is grove actually growing?e has been to transform the consumer products category products in almost every home in the wurlds world dish soap, laundry, bath tissue. those that have a terrible track record in terms of their impact on the environment we believe these products can be transformed to have a positive impact on our health and environment. if you look at the market size, we've seen really strong growth, almost $400 million we expect to do in 2021 but we think we're just getting start said in tapping into growing consumer demand for conscient conscientious product across the market >> and how do you do that? in the near term, we've heard about the supply chain issues, higher materials cost that so many are dealing with right now and when you talk about a goal like plastic free by 2025. how do you make those products and then keep them affordable and competitive verses everything else out in the market >> you got it exactly right that we have to produce products that perform as well as what consumers are

invades ukraine, a warning came during a 2 hour virtual meeting between the 2 leaders as concerns, grove, rushes activities on the ukrainian border of the city. again. the kremlin says their video cool was frank and professional, but insisted tensions over ukraine. we're not all vladimir putin is fault. the u. s . l. its allies are worried russia plans to invade its neighbor after massing tens of thousands of troops near the border. russia denies any such plans and describes the accusations as hysteria creams as it supports biden's call for britain to return to the purple embassy and ensure a de escalation on the border. u. s. national security advisor jake sullivans, as president biden, was clear and direct with vladimir putin outlining the response washington that its allies, if russia attacks ukraine. he reiterated america's support for ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. he told president putin directly that if russia further invades ukraine, the united states and our european allies would respond with strong economic measures. we would provide additional defensive materia

christine pelosi thinks of the grove as a place of reckoning and healing after her mother moved it toemorial status. people came from all over to grieve in a way they couldn't at home for those families to be able to come here, sometimes years later. and give them the proper send off and respect that they deserve was really, really powerful. people are still dying. ipad friend died a couple months ago , the co founder of the aids quilt still adds a panel a week. the threat isn't over. and when i got my covid vaccine, i cried because all i could think of as if that they had had done that for my friends. they wouldn't all be dead. why those with hiv want the lessons of the past remembered. we're all in it together, and we need to do each do our part. to help others and to protect others the lighting of the grove meant to uplift and illuminate and it's a metaphor for our lives. right we go through dark times we go through lifetimes. but we persevere and we're resilient as a community and we're stronger when we're together in san francisco, deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. tesla has o

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ukraine, joe biden says, i don't accept any one's red line. russia's foreign minister southgate, la grove, says the nightmare scenario of military confrontation is returning. on this edition of the program, we examined the significance of both statements. russian president and indian prime minister wrap up top level talks and new delhi just to day before vladimir potent planned video conference with joe biden. from lynn spokesperson, who is in india, with president putin slams nato's aggressive stance on moscow. dmitri pascall spoke exclusively to our t movie. jim still notation. now we see that nato is taking hennick streaming aggressive position to receive mr. toll to luke's rhetoric. we see the different u. s. need is rhetoric. we do not feel like we will do everything to ensure auto with . that's the message from president biden. as western media goes into overdrive with allegations of an imminent.

ukraine, joe biden says, i don't accept anyone's red line. russia is foreign ministers that gay la grove says the nightmare scenario of military confrontation is returning. on this edition of the program, we examined the significance of both statements for driven by a dreamer shaped bank, concur some of those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask for money. printing is driving up the energy costs in. it's gonna force russia into the you and for that to happen, nato and american military has got an exit germany. i call it here. first. you say, i'm crazy, but that's what i'm calling with the russian president and indian prime minister rep off the top level talks in new delhi, just the day before a lot of them were putin's plumb video conference with joe biden. the kremlin spokesman who's in the with phrases and purple slums, nato's aggressive spells on moscow. dmitri pass golf, spoke exclusively to r t movie. do understand that now we see the legal demonstrations extremely aggressive positions. she missed the stalled bugs, rhetoric. we see that different usb does rhetoric, we don't like the la

ah, at the time it was situated in the midst of olive groves outside the jerusalem city walls. a former palace with many rooms, a shady court yard and a magnificent garden, an estate with a special atmosphere. it continues to this day. the move did not change the guiding principles behind the american colony. the members continued their charitable work and were valued as gracious hosts. they quite quickly became influential or just that people came to them in the muslims and jews, and, and, and christians all came to sing with them even if they didn't speak the language. and they were very good singers, and they sang a lot and they sat around and they talked and they talked about life and they talked about how to lead a good life and, and they were not missionaries, they weren't proselytize. and so that people were not threatened by them, mostly nozzle flush on the beginning. they use their ability to speak arabic to network with the neighborhood, and they initiated social projects, yet they found her to school that also accepted muslim children as well as jewish children who w

office grove. it remembers the floods. well, i want to get a logan comes to one of your move a here. you can still see it smoking. look at that house at the 1st floor in stock . you can see the mark left by the watering of the bar. the cock and meas, office was pretty much, completely flooded. puzzled about was often between these 2 windows appear, was our company signed your own backing out of the flood? everything was so flew, but it was still hanging awful, shooting, nor, or to bosses saw that as a sign that giving up. it wasn't an option of game with a canopy on more than $130.00 people died in the our valley floods thousands lost their homes to this day, many of the small municipalities along the our river feel, echoes town out and walk was almost completely destroyed. most of the houses remain inhabitable, are the ones that people have been able to return to lack of proper heating much how much effort i need to check with my boss. mister schriner them were booked up until late january, early february. the most of the

this small container is serving as a made shift office grove, his remembers floods. well, a lot of people were gonna come to one of your mover here. you can still see it smoking. look at that house at the 1st floor in stock. you can see the mark left by the watering of the part. the cock and meas, office was pretty much, completely flooded. puzzled about was often between these 2 windows appear, was our company signed your own backing out of the flood? everything was so flew, but it was still hanging off on a shooting nor, or 2 bosses saw that as a sign that giving up it wasn't an option of getting with a canopy on more than 130 people died in the our valley floods thousands lost their hopes to this day, many of the small municipalities along the our river feel like i can walk with i was completely destroyed. most of the houses remained inhabitable ones that people have been able to return to mac. proper heating must have a check. what i need to check with my boss, mr. schriner popped up until january, early february. the um, moved out of a problem is that it's winte

this small container is serving as a made shift office grove. it remembers the floods. well, i wanted to login comes to one of your mover here. you can still see it smoking, look at that house at the 1st floor in stock. you can see the mark left by the water into the bar. the cock and meas, office was pretty much, completely flooded. puzzled, bob was open between these 2 windows appear, was our company signed your own bar? he knows us after the flood. everything was so flew, but it was still hanging awful of shooting nor, or to boss a saw that as a sign that giving open wasn't an option of given with a canopy on more than 130 people died in the our valley floods thousands lost their homes to this day, many of the small municipalities along the river feel like come out and work with almost completely destroyed. most of the houses remain inhabited by the ones that people have been able to return to mac. proper heating must have a check. what need to check with my boss most are schriner booked up until late january, early february. the more of a problem is that it's winter

adding to the benefits of sheltering with this grove of trees are too protective hours.eat the monarchs away owls, by the way, do not after the rest here for a bit of time, they continue their migration south to warmer climates. coastal flood advisories have been issued for low lying areas of the san francisco bay shore line and humboldt bay because of king tides. the national weather service says the coast will experience unusually high tides and possible flooding through sunday. they got some people off guard today. it was kind of surprising because yesterday we had walked by and i noticed the same area and the water was down about three or four ft. so this is kind of unusual. the king tides occur in the morning and will be followed by very low tide two hours later in the afternoon, the national weather service says the peak will be tomorrow. so let's take it over now to meteorologist mark tamayo for more on what we can expect this weekend. highmark hi there, christina a little bit of some warming temperatures across portions of the bay area, especially as we head into

the warning came during a 2 hour virtual meeting between the 2 leaders as concerns, grove, rushes activities on the ukrainian border. the kremlin says their video cool was frank and professional that insisted tensions of a over ukraine. we're not all vladimir putin is fault us national security advisor, jake sullivan says president biden was clear and direct about his intentions. he reiterated america's support for ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. he told president boot directly that if russia further invaded ukraine, the united states and our european allies would respond with strong economic measures. we would provide additional defensive material to the ukrainians above and beyond that, which we are already providing. and we would fortify our nato allies on the eastern flank with additional capabilities in response to such an escalation. he also told president putin, there's another option, de escalation and diplomacy. united states and our european allies would engage in a discussion that covers larger strategic issues. including our strategic concerns with russia and russi

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at grove way, a traffic alert. this is castro valley, a significant back up behind there.cars, this is a broken down box truck. it's been out there for several hours. there was a fuel spill, a lot of clean up. they're hoping to have that cleaned up in the next few minutes. >>> a live look from san francisco where mayor london breed and metallica will celebrate the anniversary today. the event starts at 1:00 this afternoon at chase center. >>> continuing a century old tradition to bring cheer to children in need. we'll introduce you to the santa clause girls. >>> coming up iltr lighshowers things are starting to wrap up but looking at places like inland east bay, tri valley, through the south bay, still getting that wet start. as we head through the afternoon, we will catch clearing and sunshine, drier, quieter weather as the weather system moves out. we are looking at mid 50s along the coast, around the bay, also inland this afternoon. again even by your lunchtime hour by noon, we are starting to see clearing and sunshine as we head through our day today. i am tracking sev

. >>> this morning a moving scene at the aids memorial grove. it's to mark world aids day remembering the live lost and the ongoing fight to find a cure. organizers want their newest light display at the memorial grove to mondayor people still living with hiv. it is been 40 years since the first reported cases of aids in the united states with more than 700,000lives lost since then. >> being together with community, sharing hope, sharing stories, helps our commitment to continue the fight to find a day without hic aids. >> the display will open to the general public for a night. according to the organization about 1.2 million people in the united states are living with hiv. >>> in the castro district there is an invitation to inscribe names of people who have died with aids on a community sidewalk with chalk. the event starts at nine this morning it. will be between 17th and 19th streets. >>> it's 6:09. still ahead,. >> it'll make you ask who would do such a thing? southern california mom robbed in or own driveway while pushing her stroller. why

. >>> we are getting a first look at scene on the aids memorial grove to mark world aids day and remember the lives lost and the ongoing fight to find a cure. overnight they want newest light display to honor people still living with hiv. its been 40 years since the first reported cases of aids in the united states with more than 700,000 lives lost lost since then. >> being together with community, sharing hope, sharing stories, helps our commitment to find a day without hiv and aids. >> the display will hope to the general public for one night only. about 1.2 million people in the united states are living with hiv. >>> and in san francisco's castro district today invitation to write names of people who died with aids on a sidewalk with chalk. it's between 17th and 19th street it. runs until nine tonight. >>> coming up a group of bay area students getting the chance to dip their toes in to engineering today. >>> the if you have been looking to add a furry friend into your life now is the perfect time. >> very cute. all right. >>> we are looking at clear skies, a little bit of haze. here i

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visitors are warned to bring their own food and water since none is available in the grove. tracking rain coming this weekend and also these horrible tornadoes in the midwest. lisa: and the snow in the mountains, at least five to seven feet. upwards of nine feet in some areas. another atmospheric river on the way. this will be a moderate one. remember that one in october. that was about five in a scale of one to five. this could be a three. as you look at the moisture over the pacific northwest, we remain dry. the system is still cranking in the pacific. going for a closer look to home, partly cloudy skies and clear conditions that brought frosty numbers. 42 -- 32 in pleasanton. 30 in black hawk. 33 in livermore. 33 in danville. low 30's in napa. 33 in santa rosa. 39 san carlos. mountain view at 33 degrees. we have these frosty numbers the past few days. it continues today. winds coming out of the south will allow temporarily for us to get away from those cold conditions. and then they are going to come back on tuesday. cold this morning. turning rainy and windy early sunday

dustin: in the middle of a grove full of joy, a somber reminder of loved ones lost. section honoring those we will be without this holiday. >> especially if the person who was passed had a tie to christmas in the park or enjoyed coming down, this is a great way for them to cherish their memory. >> through these trees, their memories continued. matthew, a victim of homicide in march. a father of two kids with a soft spot for animals, including his dog, a free spirit and diehard raiders fan. his loved ones remember celebrating with him every year. >> i remember to coming with christmas in the park with him. i had a lot of great memories. >> memories now on display through this tree. san jose police are still investigating his murder. this video of a possible getaway vehicle remains a key piece of evidence. >> just knowing that whoever did this to him, that is when we can start healing. dustin: the wounds of a lost loved one may never truly heal, especially on this day when he would've turned 37. >> i will never give up on finding out who did this to him. i will continu

yeah, it's loaded, but you know what they say: the more cheddar, the better. line in the grove returns san francisco. after being on hold for two years. this year's event took place outdoors due to covid organizers, calling it a reimagine a celebration of reunion, remembrance and renewal and the national aids memorial grove. in the 40 years since aids was first reported more than 700,000 lives have been lost to the virus. by telling the stories by sharing those stories by coming together and talking about these issues on world aids day we hopefully we'll use the lessons to teach a new generation so we never forget. but then also that we heal together. we hope together we remember together. tonight's event is the largest fundraiser with all of the proceeds supporting the mission and programs of the national aids memorial. the evening included a champagne stroll through the illuminated pathways. as well as several dance and musical performances. this giving tuesday. ktvu partnered with ucsf benioff children's hospital . oakland, which is one of the leading medical centers in the country,

well, at the beginning of the year new york times op-ed columnist charles grove made his case for african-americansamass political power and challenge whitel supremacy. we spoke with author and woodson center and president robert woodson. then in april cindy mccain reflectedd on her life with her late husband, john mccain. she was joined in conversation by former senator joe lieberman who was a very close friend to have late senator. in june former new york police department commissioner bill bratton discussed his book, "the profession," with former commissioner charles raines. and this summer ben shapiro argued america's progressive left is pushing an authoritarian agenda. he was interviewed by radio talk show host eric me taxis. well, in another "after words" that we featured this past year, it was in october, and it was pulitzer prize-winning journalist sarah stockman talking about how u.s. companies moving overseas had impacted america's working class. she was joined in conversation by the executive editor of the economic hardship reporting project. and coming up this weekend on "after words" i

. >> the national christmas tree lighting and the hope for the holidays at the grove airs sunday at cbs and paramount plus. and one family gets together for the holiday celebration at the end of the world mears in silent night. keira knightley stars in the dark comedy. >> it felt like it was positive in the human spirit that we will cry to the end and dance to the end. >> silent night debuts today. and that's your eye on entertainment. >>> time for the money watch report. why google is pushing back its plan to return to the office and the fast food chain now offering a burger for less than a dollar. an reports from the new york stock exchange. >> markets rallied on thursday despite continuing uncertainty over the omicron variant. the nasdaq 0 in12 64ed.7 po the emergence of the new coronavirus string has prompted google to postpone its plan to return to the office. all employees were supposed to go back on january 10 in an email to staffers yesterday, the company said that would be delayed indefinitely. google said it would reassess the situation after the start of the new year. >> burg

post offices across the country and bay area today with the scenes in willow grove. they extended hours to accommodate people. this is the busiest of the season and december 18th specifically is the recommended deadline for priority mail to reach the destination in time for christmas. >>> the first commercial crab catch of the season came off the central coast today. this is the first haul in monterey bay. fishing at big sur opened on thursday. due to the limited supply, prices are higher. bay area commercial crab season is set to start december 29th. the delay is due to the whales and sea turtles in the area that could get caught in the fishing gear. >>> coming up, covid prompting changes in the nfl. >>> and helping families in need this holiday season. we will take you to the give away in the south bay. >>> and 49 degrees in the south bay and san jose. we have patchy fog and low lying areas. we'll have more when we come back. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill b

in this endless expanse, thousands of ties of working, plucking the wild berries, the groves. it's the middle of the picking season and we're here to catch up with cheng pie, lynn and doodle. we find shang in the town of soda, home, around 3 hours drive from the capital store. it's evening. he and the other workers have just returned from the forest with the berries they gather. he looks exhausted. i have that i live evelyn with sam, have he moved? i move handle on need now. little help with both of them will let me get it. okay, let me have again. ah, but he is working day is far from either. he has to wait. every berry cow. each kilogram earns him around $2.60 with. ma'am, with amanda, give me that. me and let me go ask, susan runs the local berry, picking company for the last 2 years is hired mainly 5 seasonal workers. can come your avenue yoga soon to pull up. us got free gum and nick over in she had the day love you were going on with the heat. the financing on that awful, some advil to go approach. car thailand, but i also looked at but yeah, the bottom from your but, bu

someplace fell in santa rosa, the fire department took this video at about 800 feet in fountain grovesnow fell for the second time this week on the santa cruz mountains, a few miles southeast of the summit. you can track the cool temperatures and rain, check out our live doppler 7 radar a time you wish. you will find all on the abc 7 news bay area app. attending an upcoming party comes at a price, but the hosts are willing to pay. what guests will receive in addition to an invitation. a south bay club spot hasn't ever -- the struggle against the snow. we have updates on road conditions in the sierra and the challenges people face as they try to get back to the bay area from their holiday break. all of that ahead for you. here's a look at was coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thank you business. >> three, to, one. [applause] is that all you got, this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same te

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the inspiration, a wooded grove. a garden of paradise. so, everything around us is wood, then? yes.tral tenets — of the design was that we should design something that was both environmentally sustainable but also socially sustainable. so the whole kind of... socially sustainable? yes, and so the involvement of the community was very important, too, that this building should sit comfortably in its community. so this was a competition in 2009 and members of the community — non—muslim members of the community — were invited to be part of the process of choosing the architect, so involved from very, very early stages. but this isn'tjust about sustainability. it's also a place designed to be welcoming to women. one of the things working here that you see is predominantly people who come throughout the day, other than to pray, are women and children. a poll was put out to ask women how much would you like there to be a separation, if any at all? so that is why when you see the barriers, there's different heights. so there's ones that sort of come from head to toe, one from waist level an

if you recall, it was 8 minutes. 37 seconds long when it became a number one hit way back in 1972 grove, the chevy to the but the levee was trying kind of like here. yeah. he held the record for 49 years. until now, swift sent the claim flowers and handwritten note thanking him for having a big impact on her music. >> mclean responded by saying swift is a class act. is coming up next. a warning for people who are. >> looking for love online this holiday season. ♪give my regards to broadway!♪ ♪remember me to herald square!♪ ♪tell all the gang at forty second street♪ ♪that i will soon be there!♪ ♪whisper of how i'm yearning♪ ♪to mingle with the old-time throng!♪ ♪give my regards to old broadway♪ ♪and say that i'll be there, 'ere long!♪ >> romance scams are on the rise, especially. they say when people might be feeling lonely during the holidays. not nice. these bad actors hunt for victims online using the things that they cherish most against them. alex denis as more. >> it's prevalent in. it seems to be increasing opportunists are pouncing on isolation and loneliness felt due to covid co

warnings were issued for places including padpark, felton grove and boulder creek. however, some people decided to stay put. >>> as the storm brought much-needed snow to the sierra as well, we've got some new video of the snow. this is a car dealership covered with snow there. most of the ski resorts already opened. all may be open by this weekend. as alex from palisades tahoe explains, it's a big difference compared to last week. >> we got that big storm in october. 3 1/2 feet on the upper mountains and since then we really didn't see much precipitation up here. it was very dry. very warm november for us. we have only got one beginner lift open right now. >> yep, but overnight, the resort got 20 inches of snow. the resort is planning to open more lifts ahead of the upcoming weekend. >> developing in the midwest, rescuers continue to search for survivors. this is after tornadoes tore through kentucky and neighboring states over the weekend. devastating entire towns, killing dozens of people. nbc's wendy woolfolk reports. >> reporter: more than 100 people are still m

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a wooded grove. garden paradise. everything around us is wood, then? yes.e central tenant of the design was that we should sign something that was both environmentally sustainable and socially sustainable. socially sustainable? yes, the involvement of the community was very important too, that the building should sit comfortably in its community, so this was a competition in 2009 and members of the community, non—muslim members, were invited to be part of the process of choosing the architect. so they were involved from the early stages. but this isn'tjust about sustainability. it is also a place designed to be welcoming to women. one of the things working here you see is that the people coming through the day other than to pray are women and children. a poll was put out to ask women, how much would you like there to be a separation, if any at all? so the barriers offer different heights, some are from hip to toe, one is at waste level, and one section where there is no barrier at all. even when women come now, they often come to the office and ask, or if t

visitors are warned to bring their own food and water since none will be available in the grove for thebay, beloved east san jose tradition is back, bringing hundreds to the mexican heritage plaza tonight. fiesta navidania was canceled last year. the community is holding onto hope this holiday season will be different. ♪ reporter: mariachi marking the return of the fiesta in east san jose. the event typically draws thousands. on this night, hundreds of festivalgoers >> brave the cold. >>>> rising from the ashes is very powerful. reporter: a significant turnout, especially after the largely latino community was hit hard in the covid pandemic. many deaths reported in four zip codes on the city's east side. >> there was a major spike in covid cases, so we had to cancel the event completely. reporter: on friday, and welcome opportunity for residents to reconnect. >> hopefully we are going to see a lot of friends we haven't seen in a while. reporter: part of the tradition is the towering christian tree -- christmas tree. >> this is over 20 feet. this is one of the tallest i've seen and a lon

someplace fell in santa rosa, the fire department took this video at about 800 feet in fountain grovesnow fell for the second time this week on the santa cruz mountains, a few miles southeast of the summit. you can track the cool temperatures and rain, check out our live doppler 7 radar a time you wish. you will find all on the abc 7 news bay area app. attending an upcoming party comes at a price, but the hosts are willing to pay. what guests will receive in addition to an invitation. a south bay club spot hasn't ever -- the struggle against the snow. we have updates on road conditions in the sierra and the challenges people face as they try to get back to the bay area from their holiday break. all of that ahead for you. here's a look at was coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> thank you business. >> three, to, one. [applause] is that all you got, don't touch anything. ♪ add downy to your wash for all the freshness, and softness of home. even when you're not at home. feel the difference with downy. new vicks vapostick. strong soothing vapors... help comfort your loved ones. for