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justin: exactly.is interesting, both nick and christie, talking about how they can recover from the consequences of the fire. but we have also got nicole saying that this is the new normal. california needs to adapt to these new fire conditions and recognizthere has been a fundamental change in the way fire operates here. and this points to this key 1.5 agenda that we hear again and again from glasgow. it is trying to moderate systems like the wildfire system here in california, to ensure that towns like rainville, which has been destroyed by fire, and -- greenville, which is been destroyed by fire, and the forest that you can see behind me, managed to survive into the future and are replaced by less productive ecosystems, brushy ecosystems, which many people fear in california. nancy: it is incredible looking at the destruction behind you and how quickly it happened. but inking about those droughts, we are waiting to hear from cop26. do you think these sorts of scenes have inspired leaders to take fi

justin mcelroy there, re orter mudslides. justin mcelroy there, reporter for _ mudslides.r the canadian - reporter for the canadian broadcaster cbc, with the latest from vancouver. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. that is all the time, i'm afraid, that we have for you on this hour of newsday for stub thanks forjoining us. do stay with abc news for the latest global headlines and —— stay with bbc news. wednesday morning will be a little bit colder compared to the last couple of mornings. and, indeed, by day, it'll feel a touch fresher, too. but overall, the next 2—3 days will remain above the average for the time of year. i want to show you the jet stream — and there is a dip in thejet stream at the moment across the uk, and you can see the blue colours — so that's the slightly colder atmosphere that's spread across the country into the early hours of wednesday. and, with the clearer skies, that means that, in many towns and cities, temperatures will be around five celsius or so, especially out towards the east and in central parts of the uk. even colder than tha

justin: it isn't too late, she says. not yet.a: staying here in the united states, one of former president trumps former aides has been indicted on two counts of can -- contempt of congress. steve bannon refused to comply with a subpoena. for more, i am joined by our north america editor. what can you tell us about the charges and what happens next? >> there have been two counts by a federal grand jury of contempt of congress by steve bannon's refusal to appear before the selectommittee investigating what happened on january 6. it is no surprise that the committee wanted to speak to steve bannon. the day before on his radio show, he more or less laid out what was going to happen. all hell is going to break loose, it's going to be wild. committee wanted to speak to him. he said i'm not going to appear. they issued a subpoena and he still didn't appear. after that, a federal grand jury has ruled he must and it is understood that he will surrender to the authorities on monday and appear in court possibly monday afternoon. it is pre-

justin, why don't we begin with you?l, they don't understand what got us up 9:00 in the money every day or 8:00 to be on the courtroom steps, as my great-grandfather on one side was a night and my father side, unia. on the other side, my great-grandfather was a porter. he purchased the house. my grandfather was an airman who helped train the german that went over to fly in the war, tried by my grandfather. we have it in our dna we cannot sit down. we must make change. our family jacob blake, myself, members of the floyd family want to be in every fight around this country that have anything to do with getting justice for our people. amy: and jacob blake, sr. come your father, who you are named for, that housing militancy, activism, irreverent in evanston outside chicago? >> well, my father was definitely -- he march from selma to montgomery across the pettus bridge. he helped found breadbasket in chicago. my great-grandfather, as my brother stated, was in knight. great-grandfather was one of the first black pullman condu

justin's father and brother are alumni. the parents asked for privacy and friends wanted people to know justin at 6'7" was a gentle giant and had a kind soul. >> justin had this contagious energy around him of happiness and joy. he made everyone around him feel happy and excited. >> reporter: brett allen flew in to pay respects to his childhood friend. they grew up playing sports. justin was an accomplished volleyball player. in high school and he his team won junior national championship in 2018. the university says justin was a practice player for santa clara's women's volleyball team. >> the chapel was over flowing with people. it speaks to how many lives he touched. >> reporter: police found him wednesday. his father posted justin was walking back to campus alone from a fraternity party. he says the 20-year-old somehow fell 15 to 20 feet and passed away due to head trauma. >> a very tragic accident and it's unbelievably not fair. >> reporter: the junior business student was a fellow of sigma pi. they'll miss him. >> he

why just focus on justin bieber? >> i'm not focusing on justin bieber.ampaign with the crown prince. they are doing a campaign against performing with justin bieber. they org kneesed trucks and planes to fly over last monday. this is actually important because he is a very, very famous singer. and he has a big responsibility. and he remind us he has a mission and he has to remind people of these values. and i want just want to remind him in this situation because it is unacceptable for me to see someone really famous and the younger generation has a million -- more than a million followers. so then he's going and performing in saudi arabia at the same time these people -- the killers. >> hatice cengiz, we appreciate the work you're doing. we continue to be sorry for your loss and for pointing this out. people should know justin bieber and mohammed bin salman, the regime is using his performance really to promote mohammed bin salman at the same time. very much connected. thank you for your work and your message. appreciate it. >>> new reporting from cnn t

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♪ >> justin: just mixed up a binary explosive. ♪ >> justin: 3, 2, 1. [ rapid fire ] >> anthony: whatever: it's not mine. [ laughter ] >> chef: two choices: venison or beef, with or without cheese. >> anthony: venison and cheese. >> chef: venison and cheese. >> ashley: yeah. >> anthony: wow, nice selection. >> anthony: so everybody born and bred here? >> chase: i've lived in canada for a long time. i stayed in england for quite a while. sweden for quite a while. no matter how long i'm gone, i always come back. can't just load the jeep up with a bunch of guns and stay out there for seven days and, you know, you can't really do that anywhere else. >> justin: that's probably one of the greatest things about west virginia. you know, we can enjoy whatever we want to enjoy. i'm not trying to force my opinions on anybody else. that being said, we will defend ours. >> ashley: yeah, we will. >> anthony: i was guessing. >> ashley: yeah. >> anthony: i grew up in an environment, you see somebody at the super market carrying a hand gun, that would be cause for red alert. do you think there can be comm

justine. that's i'm here at oak ridge mall in south san jose, where as you said, mayor sam liccardo district attorney jeff rosen assistant police chief paul joseph just wrapped up a news conference outlining some of the strategies that they're going to be employing going forward in dealing with rash of a retail theft and plaguing san jose and the rest of the bay area in recent weeks. more on that in just a moment or 2. but first, let's take a look at some video here. and i can report to you that here at the oakridge mall and other mall security is really being stepped up in the wake of what's been happening. police also reporting 2 more incidents this afternoon. police say they have arrested 2 men for allegedly hitting the macy's store here at oak ridge and also at valley fair making off with some $4,000 worth of cologne and perfume 2000 at oak ridge. another 2000 at valley. fair mall security at valley. fair suspects that these 2 we're actually part of the same crew that were planning somethi

i'm justin andrews.hot in the arm for your kids coming up next. >> and a possible break-through when it comes to the fight against covid-19. pfizer says its new drug cuts the risk of hospitalization and death when it comes to covid- 19. we'll have the details coming up. >>> and a mother demanding justice. how she says a flight from san jose ended with questions about human trafficking. >>> and here is a live look outside at the toll plaza. a little bit of back- >> pell cut the risk by 89%. and given within three days of the sonset of symptoms. >>> today thousands of kids coget their covid shot. and 92,000 kids. between the eligible age groups of five to eleven. >> and the bay area. starting now, masks are required now in indoor settings regardless of vaccination status. it is all due to a spike in cases. violaters could face up to $500 in fines. good morning to you. it is 6:30 on a friday. it is november 5:00. >>> first, we want to check in with weather and traffic squad. helping you get the day started

they grew up playing sports and justin was an accomplished volleyball player. in high school he and his team won the boys junior national championship. justin was also a practice player for santa clara's women's volleyball team. >> the chapel was overflowing with people which speaks to how many lives he's touched. >> police found justin wednesday near cahill street. his father posted on social media he was walking back to campus alone from the fraternity party. he says the 20-year-old somehow fell 15-20 feet and passed away due to head trauma. >> a very tragic accident. it's unbelievably not fair. he had a bright future ahead of him. >> he was a member of sigma pi, fellow fraternity brothers say they will miss him. >> he could hang out with anyone. he was a joyful spirit and came naturally to him. >> police do not suspect foul play, the coroner's office is handling the case. in santa clara, >> new tonight a nine-year-old boy is the 10th person to die from the crowd crush at the astro world festival in houston. he had been in a coma since november 5 when his fat

you may pay extra to be closer to justin's avatar >> why would i ever do that, julia?tting closer to bieber -- >> tyler, if you were a big fan -- look, people who are going to go see justin bieber in concert would probably want to do this. that's the demographic you're not the target demo, tyler. >> that hurts. that really, really hurts. >> i'm not either. none of us are, actually, none of us here are, if that makes you feel better. >> thank you for making me feel better >> julia, the next step with metaverse, like in a stadium there are billboards and advertising, right surrounding and inside the stadium. so theoretically, if you think about this in the real world and transplant the opportunities to the metaverse. that's where they are. this could actually be a competition for, say, i don't want to say facebook maybe down the line, facebook, et cetera, et cetera, doing online ads, this is another way to advertise online. >> oh, absolutely. we're talk marketing and concerts you could definitely sell tickets a number of artists have sold tickets in the past. there's tic

justin met ——justin —— justin mcelroy there, keeping us up—to—date with the situation on the ground in very different type of story now. there's exciting news for harry potter fans, as the original hogwarts wizarding trio reunite for a special 20th anniversary tv retrospective. yes, you heard it right. stars daniel radcliffe, emma watson and rupert grint are reuniting with other cast members to recount their adventures from two decades ago. can you believe it's been that long? but harry potter authorjk rowling will not be among those making a personal appearance on the show. the harry potter film franchise is one of the most successful film franchises of all time, with an estimated worth of over $25 billion. it has since developed to include theme park rides, spin off movies, numerous video games and a west end play. we can now speak to the entertainment journalist piya sinha—roy. she joins us from los angeles. it's great to have you on newsday, piya, and certainly to talk about something as special as this, i think it is fair to say. this film is very much led by people of my generati

justin andrews is live at stone ridge mall in pleasanton.ice were also called there overnight. >> reporter: just a few hours ago, we are told nine people wearing black busted into stone ridge mall. it is unclear exactly what they got away with, if the suspects got away with anything. let's go live to union square. this is in san francisco, a live picture from our photo journalist. you see a police presence this morning. that's to deter crime. that's because friday the louis vitton store and other businesses were hit by suspects. some businesses had to be boarded up and that's because some of the windows were broken. the criminals seemed to be bold and brazen. witnesses in some cases, 40 to 50 people attacking the retailers. this is inside hayward mall over the weekend. you see criminals carrying hammers and other weapons used to break the glass at sam's jewelers. nordstrom in walnut creek was hit too. >> they have to hire security guards costing 25, 30, $40 an hour. suddenly it books a break even project to even establish a business. >> we c

but justin herbert wouldn't let the steelers rob l.a. wins 41-37. >>> around the nfl, the cowboys offense had trouble getting off the ground against the chiefs. kansas city found the end zone twice in the first half and won 19-9 >>> back and forth in minnesota, where aaron rodgers threw four touchdowns, including two crucial scores in the fourth, to get the packers all tied up at the 2:00 warning but that was plenty of time for the vikings to storm down the field. and minnesota gets the 34-31 win as time expired. from jonathan taylor. he rushed for four touchdowns and caught another one in indianapolis's win over the bills. they have won three in a row >>> and the lions' deandre swift ran for 210 yards against cleveland. >>> things have improved, and janessa webb joins us now with the weather. >> good morning. you know, over the weekend, this forecast completely changed on us, and i'm really happy about that, as people are traveling. this wil two-week cold front that is making its way across the northeast this morning. this rain should t

justin andrews is live in the newsroom.re moving in the right direction with this. >> reporter: so much so that they say we are close to the end of the pandemic phase of the virus and will soon enter a more endemic phase. doctors say vaccinating young kids is making this possible. we know family and holidays kind of go hand in hand for many of us. over the weekend former commissioner of fda and now pfizer board member is saying families can safely gather for holidays with partially vaccinated children. the first dose alone gives significant protection from the virus. he is predicting by january 4th , we'll be moving into the endemic phase. >> on the back end of the delta wave you will see prevalence low across the country. look at what's happening in the south where 7,000, 8,000 a day and they paid a heavy price in terms of high levels of infection. after this delta virus moves through different parts of the country, and it is moving through now, in another month to two, we'll be on the back end and prevalence will be low.

justin andrews is live in the tender loin. is that you carving that turkey? >> that looks good. >> reporter: you called it smell o vision. i give you what you want. you want to see that. you don't want to see me. these are volunteers getting things ready in the tender loin to feed thousands in san francisco. you see john getting the turkeys and everything ready for people to enjoy this free meal. they have hundreds of turkeys because a lot of people are in need especially this year when you talk about covid and how it's impacted people. on the other side, you see the turkeys. it's over there. this is really good for a lot of people. covid hit and is really impacting a lot of families. these volunteers have been helping throughout the year to be sure that the outdoor event this year is going to happen. you saw the tables set up all morning. as we come back live on camera, we know mayor london breed, the police chief, and the fire chief will be out here just helping, passing meals to some homeless encampments because a lot of people are standing in need of meal

i'm justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> justin, thank you. it is not just our airports that are busy. bay area freeways are getting clogged as well. if you plan to drive anywhere today, you may want to wait. gianna franco has the forecast and right now is the worst time to hit the road. >> reporter: it is a getaway travel day, so if you haven't hit the roadways yet, you will be san. a lot of people head out of town for the holidays. the busiest times is between noon and 9:00 tonight. crunch time between 2:00 and 6:00 when holiday travels will merge with the afternoon drive traffic. it will be busy on 80, 580 and 01. mostly southbound 101 head today gilroy. eastbound 580 expect busy conditions there if you're headed to the central valley to i-5 and i-5 will see busy traffic, as well. >> sunday that will be one of the busiest travel days on the roadways. try to leave before noon. y'all beat a lot of traffic that way. if you're headed to any airports today, expect some busy conditions near sfo as well as 87 and 01. either way, pack your patience, maybe some snacks as well. at least hopef

justin andrews is live at berkeley city hall. justin, do we have the numbers yet? >> reporter: we are learning about 80% of city workers are fully vaccinated. so that's according to berkeley side but that means roughly 20% or so could be unvaccinated. the city says those who fail to comply with vaccination requirement or test could result in disciplinary action including termination. remember we told you about this vaccine mandate back in september. the city says only exemptions are medical reasons and religious beliefs but those had to be requested last month. berkeley side is reporting 64 people applied for the exemptions. the policy means city interns and volunteer fall under this vax requirement. any new employees must be fully inated by first day on the job. it is important to note 95% of people that fall in the 12 or older category in berkeley is indeed fully vaccinated. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> today jurors are expected to begin deliberating in trial of kyle rittenhouse. closing arguments are set for this morning and then the case goes to the jury. rittenh

i am justin andrews. i will tell you why the district is shutting down the schools. >>> vaccine clinic coming to an elementary school in oakland for students and their families.. >>> osha's changing constants on mandates after a judge's recent criticism. >> reporter: fda could authorize booster shots for all adults in the u.s. we'll have the details. >>> good morning. it is thursday november 18. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. so glad to have you with us. let's get a check of weather and traffic on this friday eve to see how things are shaping up. closer to the weekend. >> almost there. >>> chilly conditions again, 40s and 50s. a live look with our san francisco cam, mark hopkins hotel camera, 46 concord, 53 oakland, 45 livermore, san francisco 53, upper 40s in san jose, santa rosa, a chilly 43. through the day, mostly cloudy skies. we are going to see more clouds continuing to stream in ahead of the afternoon ahead of a weak cold front, scattered showers late tonight into early tomorrow. you

i'm justine waldman. this one wasn't the big one, but a 3.9 quake sure did frighten about a bay area residents, but it started shaking at about 1130 this morning. we do have team coverage. this afternoon. we'll start with kron four's dan thorn is live for us now in danville. so, dan, did you feel it. and also what are people who are right near percent are saying about the quake from this morning. i missed it. >> but yes, and i certainly felt and i live in pleasant hill. but the usgs told us that this right here was the epicenter. this is saint norbert drive and conway drive here in danville. the 3.9 magnitude earthquake, as you said, striking a just before noon people feeling at all throughout the bay area, including nearby san ramon were actually northeast of san there are also 2 aftershocks today. according to the usgs contra, costa fire telling us that there weren't any reports of any damage. so that's always out. good news. but people throughout the east bay, places like walnut creek. as we mentioned,

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kpix5's justin andrews is live in contra costa county where 20,000 doses have just arrived. justin? >> reporter: which is certainly good news for parents who have been waiting to make sure their kids are protected from covid- 19. i have been talking to doctors who say more and more kids are catching covid and they say the vaccine is certainly a line of defense. there are about 95,000 kids 5 h 11 years old in contra costa county and they want to make sure most if not all get the covid shot. beginning today, you can bring your kids to a vaccination site in antioch, concord, or richmond. and your children will get the kids' version of the pfizer vaccine which is about one- third the dosage given to teens and adults. doctors say they will get two doses roughly three weeks apart for their maximum protection. contra costa county says other health care providers and pharmacies in the area are stocking up and will be able to take shots to kids very soon. the health officer said we lost way too many kids to this virus and says it is preventable with this vaccine. >> kids are driving the epid

justine i'm here on gilmore street. as you can see, we are in the shadow of the levi stadium some neighbors think that the city should have left well enough alone. what others say they've gotten used to the music. in fact, some neighbors tell me they enjoy the fee music and they don't care how long it lasts. but let's take a look at some video here. and i can remind you that this has been a very controversial issue for several years now here in santa clara until now. the stadium curfew meant the music had to stop at 10:00pm on weekdays and it could run until 11 o'clock on friday and saturday night even though some bands like u 2 and coldplay who recalled ignored it risking fines. some bands like tron stayed away. resulting in lost revenue for the forty-niners which runs the stadium. but now the santa clara city council has voted to allow the forty-niners to host 5 non nfl events annually that can go until 11:00pm, as i said, some neighbors are not happy about all this while others say they the actually gotten used to th

back to you. >> reporter: i am justin andrews live in berkeley.ker, you must be vaccinated or you could be fired. city of berkeley made the announcement in september and today is deadline for all city workers to show proof of full vaccination and it is a mandate like i said that was mentioned in september. failing to be vaccinated or tested could mean disciplinary action including termination. only exemptions are medical reasons and religious beliefs but those had to be requested last month. city interns and volunteers fall under the requirement. new employees must be fully vaccinated by first day on the job. when we checked last at least 80% of city employees are vaccinated. >> reporter: i am joycelyn moran. gas prices are still rising but there are ways to find the cheapest gas. in san jose 4.15 for a gallon if you pay cash, 4.21 if you pay credit or debit card. this is the diamond gas station on knox and story road. that's about 47 cents cheaper than state average which is 4.68. that's the highest the average has ever been in california. califo

justin andrews, kpix5. >> thank you, justin. >>> according to the cdc, majority of californians stilt need a booster. 34% of seniors have gotten one and 14% of adults overall. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly apartment fire in brentwood. it started around 1:30 yesterday inside a unit on nanc insi family members identified the victim. he is known as jesse. his son william was also in the apartment. his still in the hospital. >>> a historic church in fremont still covered in red paint. nearly a week ago vandals were caught on camera defacing mission san jose in fremont. we are told the building requires a special painting process and can't simply be scrubbed clean. police are still trying to track down the vandals. >>> over the past three years on project home we have profiled dozens of unhoused bay area residents. >> andria borba set out to track some of them down and has an update i think we are all pleased to share. >> reporter: we have some good news to report about a homeless couple we met in 2018. their story may be a sign that billions in federal an

shoppers are expected to spend about $1,000 this holiday season. >> thank you, justin for that. >> let's send things to joycelyn moran live in the south bay. joycelyn, some shoppers are still nervous to head out after recent up tick in robberies. >> reporter: that's right. some people were starting to feel more comfortable going shopping in person when it came to the pandemic. now they have new worries. they're concerned for their safety. this lulu lemon behind me in santana row is one of the recent stores that's been hit. earlier this week a group took merchandise. this has prompted more security presence in the south bay including in santana row. after the store was hit, heavy police presence in the south bay including here. some shoppers are paying attention to the time of day they're shopping and others decided they're not shopping in person this black friday at all. the robberies also have employees concerned. >> that is all the things going around in the malls. i don't feel safe. >> it's scary to have to come to work sometimes. >> reporter: district attorneys including santa clara

we've been watching justin re ttortin help us? we've been watching justin reporting from _ help us?s? we've been watching justin reporting from california where - help us? we've been watching justin reporting from california where it. reporting from california where it looks like armageddon in greenville, california, similar pictures in china with the flooding, germany have had similar scenes — do you think coming into this summit there was a fairwind think coming into this summit there was a fair wind behind the leaders because they experienced this? do they look at what they'll have to spendin they look at what they'll have to spend in their own countries and think maybe there's a cheaper and better solution?— better solution? yes, and that talkint better solution? yes, and that talking the _ better solution? yes, and that talking the diplomats - better solution? yes, and that talking the diplomats has - better solution? yes, and that l talking the diplomats has really come across. i was under a german diplomat who is saying they're spending 30 billion on one flood eventin spendin

justin andrews. kpix five. >>> and where to sign up. click the banner on the home page. >>> starting today, people will be required to wear their mask indoors. it comes as the county sled back into the cdc's substantial transmission category. over the past week, monterey county reported 372 covid cases. that is a 168% increase over the previous week. the county also reported ten deaths last week up from just two in the week before. about 60% of the population is now vaccinated. >>> a live look at the chase center where comedian dave capelle debuted his new documentary. last night, he's been in a controversy. many stay his jokes about the transgender community are dangerous. but inside the arena, a sold- out crowd cheered him on. movie companies have avoided his latest work called "untitled" that is after the transgender community called his recent netflix, transfebruaryic. >> i am not the one to speak on that. tonight, he didn't have any. it was a lot about the documentary that he did. >> reporter: the new documentary was filmed during

i screamed out to him and i said, "justin, iam drowning, i'm gonna drown." sirens wail very good morning, it is wednesday, september 1. my name is yvette meier and i live in woodside, queens, new york. my parents live down the block and i've grown up here. i promised to stay here to take care of them. everyone knows each other and we all kind of help each other. my name is aladini, i am 25, i am a refugee from somalia. and i am a full—time candidate running for state senator here in harlem, in district 30. harlem is a majority black and brown community. i leave on a very historic street, 137th, between 7th and 8th. my name is danette and i live in woodside, queens. we have multiracial community and it's very friendly. our community, it's a normal day, whether it's raining or dry outside. we're still looking at a pretty potent storm system with a lot of rain, and it's all starting to move into the tri—state area. my name is hakeem. i am the owner of the yafa cafe in brooklyn, new york. during covid, we saw a revenue loss of about 75%, and so it was always rea

i'm justin andrews. how your safety is a top for ci coming up next. >>> and the plan from oakland's police chief to crime starting this thanksgiving weekend. >>> and what we know after a scene of chaos involving an amtrak train. >>> the covid holiday outlook good morning. it's tuesday, november 23rd. >>> good morning to you. glad to have you with us. first a check of weather and traffic. you know i pay attention to every forecast you give. >> i love that. >> i heard you mention an area in the 0's this morning. >> yeah. in the north bay. another cold start to the bay. bundle up and put on the big coat as you head out the door. we are looking at the temperatures plummeting once again this morning. check it out. santa rosa down to 37 degrees degrees. that's a cold start for you. we are looking at 44 concord. 40 livermore. 45 for san jose this morning. dealing with some patchy dense fog. many locations starting off with clear skies. you can see down to a quarter mile for the visibility in fairfield. really t

justin has more on that. >> reporter: i am live in marin county. three lifting those mask mandates. but you should not just ditch your mask yet because you will still need it in some places like anitals. marin, moth 80% of the population is vaccinated and leaders are seeing decline in hospital rates. under this health order masking indoors will no longer be required in spaces like restaurants, bars, some retail stores. private business owners can keep their mask policies in place if they choose. businesses in marin county say this is a step in the right direction. we know contra costa and alameda counties are easing mandates too as they have various degrees with this. back live, health officials are strongly recommending like i said earlier to keep the mask handy. you might need it in certain places and it also they say helps prevent spread of covid- 19. justin andrews, kpix5. >>> i am joycelyn moran live in san francisco. starting today some muni services are expected to be impacted because of the vaccine mandate and several transit operators have

i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. video of that bold heist from last night has now been seen worldwide crooks looting and damaging the believe it on store in union square. >> at this very same time. other high-end stores like burberry. you say the wrong and bloomingdale's were also targeted today, san francisco city leaders say they've had enough kron four's. gayle ong live for us now in san francisco with the newest plan to crack down on these crimes to the police chief and the mayor both coming out today condemning what happened last night. >> justine in john and then you can expect more police officers patrolling union square. now there isn't an exact price tag on the damage is on property and the loss of items. but detectives are combing through hours of video looking for clues. saturday afternoon. the louis store temporarily closed and boarded up. >> but shoppers still visiting the area. this was the scene around 08:00pm in san francisco's union square friday night when officers responded to looting and vandalism

back to you. >>> i am justin andrews live in oakland.get it and should not be turned away. any place offering booster shots in california is forced to give all adults over age 18 that booster shot as long as six months passed since your second dose of the pfizer or moderna or two months since johnson & johnson shot. dr. fauci confirmed we can see a winter surge with covid-19 unless more americans get vaccinated. that is momentum behind the latest decision by state health leaders. they're noticing a recent rise in covid cases. health leaders say be sure you get the booster shot. >>> i am yn man liin san mateo at the county event center where the harvest festival is taking place. if you are looking to do some shopping and as we look at the holidays, at this booth we have some arts and crafts. if you know of anyone who likes art. we walk over here, if you like baseball they'vt me baseball cups and a lot of bay area sports. giants, 49ers, warriors, a's. if we walk to our left, we have some plants, some succulents. there are a lot of options

we are seeing thanksgiving generosity today and we begin with kpix 5's justin andrews in san francisco . >> reporter: volunteers are carving the turkey. hundreds of people are going to have a hot meal this thanksgiving. blank the lines as hundreds wait for a meal. it is where you will find kim barnes. >> they are just like family being around here. >> reporter: he has been without 25 years. volunteers have been right there. >> it is part of the holidays. you can help somebody else out who is not as fortunate. >> reporter: this year it is different for him . >> one thing i missed was they could come through the line and you could hand them the tray. >> reporter: organizers say today they will be feeding more than 2000 people across san francisco. mayor london breed right there giving a helping hand. these volunteers begin before sunrise to make sure there is a hot meal and all of the tasty sides. >> i like them all. >> reporter: they are hoping this hot meal this year and every year is actually a step toward a pathway out of poverty. justin andrews, kpix 5. >> today volunteers with the

my son, justin, he's blind and he had no idea how high the water had risen.aid, "justin, iam "drowning, i am going to drown!" i was going under. basically the water was already rising and i needed to get to the window as soon as possible because i knew that i would not have a way to breathe. you know, ithought that the water would make me lighter, and it did not, it made me heavier. every time i tried to climb out the window, i absolutely could not get out. the window is about seven feet high up, or 6.5 maybe, and i am 5'5". and every time i touched the ground, i was underwater, and then i would have to push myself back up, over the water, and as much as i tried, i could not escape. basically, i was fighting for my life. my son is my hero. i heard something, i wasn't necessarily sure what exactly. and i basically went downstairs and i was taken aback by the amount of water. he's blind from cancer of the eyes and i had to train my son exactly how to manage walking around. i tried calling the cops, but that was pointless because everyone was calling the cops. h

well when justin roll—up well whenjustin roll—up appeared on this programme a couple of years ago i askedication was for a correspondent covering climate in the environment to be blind to far—flung places for his job and this is what he had to say. i'll be travelling by plane for leisure buffer work. advocates important in my work is of an environment corresponded that i do travel around the world and seal the world is changing and bring home to the audiences that bbc has around the audiences that bbc has around the world the changes made. if you want to know, over the next couple months i'm going to india, ethiopia and antarctica. hugejourneys months i'm going to india, ethiopia and antarctica. huge journeys around the world but i would say they're justified because we have to report this crucial subject. if i do it all from the uk it simply isn't can have the impact. from the uk it simply isn't can have the impact-— the impact. the lgbtq+ charities stonewall runs _ the impact. the lgbtq+ charities stonewall runs a _ the impact. the lgbtq+ charities stonewall runs a diversity - the impac

everyone and jonathan mccall and i'm justine waltman. we begin with our top story out of san francisco's union square video of the smash-and-grab robberies that happened last night are going viral today. kron gayle ong spending the day talking with folks, including 2 of the city's top leaders about what they say they plan to do. >> to stop this. gayle what is their message tonight. >> jonathan. and just and you can expect more officers in and around the union square area and across the city. but 10's of thousands of dollars worth of damage and losses happened last night. this was the scene around 08:00pm in san francisco's union square friday night when officers responded to looting and vandalism and high-end stores saturday afternoon. the louis store temporarily closed and boarded up. >> but shoppers still visiting the area. what we saw was horrible at a press conference saturday mayor london breed praising the officers who responded and made arrest but says the damage still remains when people vandalize and commit those level of crimes

i'm justin andrews. why the health department is blaming the team coming up next. >> good morning to you. it's wednesday, november 10th. >> good morning to you. glad to have you with us on this wednesday morning. we want to get a check of traffic and a forecast. we are halfway through the week. >> it's looking good. >> you know brighter weather ahead. we will catch that sun later in the afternoon. that will be nice to see. it was also nice to have that rain yesterday. here we go. a live look and a gray start to the day. we have clouds and areas of fog and our temperatures this morning are in the 50's to low 60's as we start off the day. let's go through the day in san francisco. you can see that clear asking sun through the afternoon. 64 in san francisco, looking at 65 for a daytime high with the -- looking at highs in the upper 60's this afternoon with that sunshine. you can see that clearing for all of us as we go through the day. let's check in with gianna. we have the foggy conditions in spots. >> we

i'm justin andrews. why health officials are blaming the team for this outbreak. >>> and a county on the peninsula opening up a vaccination clinic like you have never seen. how it's making sure kids won't feel scared to roll up their sleeves. >>> and what is going on in san francisco? a new look at the city's car break-in epidemic and the eye opening numbers. >>> and later a special donation from dove nation. >>> good morning to you. it's wednesday, november 10th. >> we have everything that you need to know before you head out the door this morning. >> traffic in just a moment. let's start with your midweek forecast with mary lee. good morning. >> you ready for brighter weather? >> i could use the sunshine. >> don't forget the glasses and the shades as you head through the day. we will catch that sun. it's eye foggy start. you can see that on the san francisco mark hopkins hotel camera also a little bit of drizzle as well. temperatures in the mid to upper 50's at this hour. let's go through the day in sa

i'm justin andrews. parents also have tips for you coming up next. >> and the new problem for car break-in victims trying to get their cars fixed right now. >>> plus the financial boost kuhning to small businesses in san francisco with a creation of a new pilot program. >> and what a judge's new ruling means for the lawsuit in the opioid crisis. it's tuesday, november 2nd. >> we will start with the check on weather and traffic. some things going out on the roads. we have rain in the forecast or no after all the rain we got? if was so great to have that rain. we have another chance as we look to late wednesday and thursday. we have a little bit of drizzle as we start off the day. slick roadways in spots and gianna will have more. i want to talk about that dense fog this morning. really looking at santa rosa down to a half mile in napa. check out half moon bay. we are looking at thick fog in spots this morning. patchy fog, especially along the coast and around the bay. drizzle as well. especially along the

i'm justine waltman. the now 18 year-old rittenhouse pleaded self-defense in the deadly shootings that became a flashpoint in the nation's debate over guns and racial justice reporter kelsey current state has a recap now and the reactions that are pouring in. she joins us live from kenosha. good afternoon to you. good afternoon, justine. wow. >> here on the ground quite calm. quite peaceful for the most part, quite a bit of commotion right after he got that verdict from both sides. you know, we had some people saying breaks in the justice as some others saying the constitution is not dead. but right now it's called we do know 500 national guard troops remain to be on. stand by us marshals on standby as well. but again, kyle rittenhouse found not guilty on 5 felony counts. those counts for homicide. attempted homicide reckless endangering after killing 2 men wounding another out. the moment that cow received that news falling down to the ground. just choking up in tears. his attorneys having to pick him up

this is between greg, irvin greg, and justin kilpatrick. this is david greg's division against stewart's men. what's interesting in so many of these actions is there's no coordination you have butford over here to the north and to the south you have greg. there ut entire campaign, pleasanton is going to have trouble coordinating his various divisions. hooker is so intent on finding where lee is that he's going to send a full core, the fifth core over to gum springs to provide infantry support, and they're actually going to get involved it. not only is hooker providing infantry support. look at what lee is doing. he takes long street's entire first core, and he's going to stop them from marching north. this is too important, and he's going to plug them in at the gap, so if these yanks get through the stuart, they're not going to be able to see what's going on there. okay. upperville is the last fight. this is the most intense. this is the most complex. a running fight that ultimately going to lead to a lot of frustration on the part of pleas

justin andrews, kpix5. >> thanks. a lot of shuffling happening there. >>> pfizer's covid booster may soon be available to all adults across the country. fda could give the shot the green light for anyone 18 and older as early as today. joycelyn moran is live from the santa clara county health department. california kind of already got a head start on this. >> reporter: that's right. the state has already been pushing for adults to get their booster shots. this is because state leaders with health experts are trying to avoid the kind of surge we experienced last winter time. cases are rising. health experts are trying to avoid the same thing that happened last year. nearly all bay area counties including in santa clara are in the substantial category of transmission as defined by cdc. in san francisco health officials say infectious rates have risen sharply in recent weeks. the seven day rolling average of new cases hit 11 per 100,000 this week from autumn low of four per 100,000 cases in the last week of october. impo

the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said they were stepping up. central government support to be see. first of all, we approved b, c's requests for help. yesterday, the support is moving right now and we will do more to help people directly. the canadian armed forces on the ground have been helping out with already rescued over 300 people. helicopters out of kamloops and esquimalt have been deployed last night . the reconnaissance teams assessing the situation by the end of today. we had a 120 soldiers on the ground in abbotsford. i with 350 personnel staged in edmonton, ready to deploy as needed. while many of the flooding farms sit on canada's low lying sumac prairie, that's a former lake that was drained a century ago to make way for agriculture. gabriel elizondo is in summa city, just over the u. s. border in washington state. they assume us so very area that you're referring to is the canadian side of the border, british columbia that has been absolutely decimated by this storm. there is a lot of worry because that's a very agriculture rich a