and speaking of marion county. this is what people used to come into san francisco. the golden gate bridge hazy at this time. but no problems at all to get that the car leaving the city heading towards marion county. if you're coming in, you're looking at about 20 minutes from nevada. the city of san francisco is signing a new lease for a so-called linkage center as part of the emergency declaration in the tenderloin. it will be located near the corner of market and hyde streets less than a block away from the civic center bart station. the goal of all this is the target. people in the tenderloin who might be struggling with substance use or mental health issues by helping them connect with city health and human services city leaders. they say people who are rested in the tenderloin. they have 2 choices. they can stay at the lincoln center or they can go to jail. but the fate of the mayor's emergency declaration is unclear supervisor aaron peskin while he recently introduced a motion to withdraw mayor breezes, the mayor breed's this proposal. the supervisors voted to

ah, a marion evans dean, thanks for joining me now. that joke of ej has left australia after losing his appeal against his visa cancellation. he was deported after judges upheld a decision by the immigration minister that the unvaccinated tennis dar posed a had a threat to public health. it comes after a 10 day legal battle that began when jock of its arrived to compete in the australian open. he was hoping for an unprecedented 21st grand slam when i don't want to return for novak joker, which the reigning champion flew out of australia after losing his court battle, to the dismay of his crestfallen supporters with many of them serbian expatriates. oh, yet any symptom, communicating with oh, no one, but for others in a country that has endured one of the world's strictest corona, viruses, luck don's joke of inches. admission to australia would have been the injustice and he's been to me. this is a paper bag located there on site and because of the kind of restrictions and audit against me that would be like with little wonder then that

ah, welcome to the program i, marion evans, dean, germany has tightened. it's corona virus restrictions in response to a record number of new cove. 19 cases. new rules for entering bars and restaurants have come into force in many parts of the country. alma crohn now accounts for over 70 percent of new cases across germany. mosque on and vaccine pass out, entering restaurant or bar in berlin is now restricted to those who have been vaccinated and either boosted or tested negative. i know all i enter in the shop said not showing all the time. all deb, i d and the impasse may be it's, you know, i live with threats. what sometimes, but i'm totally fine with that. i think that's the only way really to get out front is the pandemic situation with free rapid antigen tests readily available across the city. many people are on board with the new rules i if we had to pay for it a test every time i think it would not be nice. but as we have like free access, i think it's, it's okay, like to do the tests for me. no problem and inconvenience for some customers, but ac

marion began uploading simple moroccan inspired cooking videos in french 4 years ago. i don't know. her creations have become a thriving enterprise. she's launched 3 more channels in other languages, so my legal arabic and that will be comb. anna did my, the, the berber language revision leaking, said chapter genie. i'm hindi or as well as sharing recipes. miriam shears insights into her home life to bust stereotypes about muslim women in belgium on up mom, single people seeing us as women who are subservient to their relationships. bless my husband and i are equals when it comes to attacking the household. chores school, the cooking, taking care of the kids in life, electrical, despite her reams of fans. miriam still faces islam of phobia. online when i have been caught a terrorist islamist sullivan, i have to say that breaks my heart echo. it's in times like that. she says that the family feels more important than ever. miriam is grateful. her sister simila it steadfast supporter, despite initial doubts. in the beginning, i was not so comfortable with the fact that she opened a do

ah a marion evans dean, welcome. we will have those stories and more in just a moment, but 1st we want to bring you some breaking news. coming in now from the united states. authorities in a dallas suburb are negotiating with a man who has reportedly taken people hostage at a synagogue police in the town of collinsville say they're conducting swat operations. the f. b i is assisting at the scene. no injuries have been reported. residents in the immediate area have been evacuated and of course will be bringing you more on that story as it develops. turning now to germany, which has tightened his corona virus restrictions in response to a new record number of coven 19 cases. new rules for entering bars and restaurants have come into force in many parts of the country. now, ami kron accounts for over 70 percent of new cases across germany. mosque on, and vaccine pass out. entering restaurant o'bar in berlin is now restricted to those who have been vaccinated, and i the boosted or tested negative. i know all i enter in t

marion county says there will be no limitations for a crowd of 500 or less. school administrators say this is good news for student athletes. >> we know that there are some students who go to school because of sports, that is their driver, so it is important and it is good for the community, to bring the community together. amy: you can go to those high school basketball games again. and doctors say they have no problem with the changes, saying we are approaching a shift from pandemic to endemic because of the high vaccination rates and natural immunity caused by the contagious omicron variant. they agree we have already hit the peak of the omicron search with the case rates and people in the hospital all dropping. amy hollyfield, abc7. julian: more on the endemic. all first responders will have to prove they have their shots in marion county, by the end of the month. those ineligible for vaccination will have to test weekly. contractors have to be fully vaccinated by april 29, or submit to weekly testing. a booster is not required so far. for oakland public

delta marion, all across, has almost no care about that. has really high. and we affectionately and really have that seen contrition, the key to stopping it, stopping and slowing transmission. that's why we have to take a blanket decide on measures, mouth testing, mass vaccine requirements, mouse mask mandates, and mask that ventilation and air just infection standards. we have to stop the transmission because even if it's slightly milder overwhelming, exponential increase will ultimately completely over one health care system in the road rest who survive, lead to long copays. and that cost is not just now, but we're years and they have the decades to come. moscow's president andre manuel love has over door, has tested positive for coven 19. for the 2nd time. he says he only has light symptoms, but it comes as mexico reports a record number of cases. alberto claims hospitalizations and deaths are not increasing at the same rate. experts say these indicators lag behind infections by several weeks. nicaragua. busy president on your tag has been sworn in for f

delta marion's on the cross or has almost no care about that. it has really high re infection, lates and really how vaccine penetration in many ways to stop the key to stopping it again. we cannot invent more doctors and nurses overnight. the key to stopping it is stopping and slowing transmission down. it's why we have to take of blanket societal measures, mass testing, mass vaccine requirements, masks, mask mandates. and you know, mass val, ventilation, and air disinfection. sanders, we have to stop the transmission because even if it's slightly milder and it's not much milder, it's still more severe to move on stream. overwhelming. exponential increase will ultimately not completely over on health care system in the road rest, who survive or lead to long. cobit and that cost is not just now before it years and perhaps the decades to come. you made an interesting ploy, which i just wanna kind of expand a little bit. you can't invent. you said doctors and nurses overnight. so there is already a recruitment crisis going on. but is this crisis go

and of course, marion and david, longtime supporters in cuba. it is an honor to end the common sense courage award for the station that carried out the origination of promoting liberty and its sisters, prosperity and beauty. in a world without beauty, the good also loses its attractiveness. we know this to be true. the human soul in order to control society. but -- is not the only way authoritarians systematically attack society. outer socialism to end cancel culture, to open the eyes of young people to the lives of the -- lies at the propaganda that they are being fed and to revolt communist power in the world. actually, this hemisphere has paid a high price for tolerating dictatorship in cuba. it has cost the end of them -- caused the end of the democracy in nicaragua and the largest crisis in our region. the cuban regime -- but especially in this country. by systematically provoking military crises. it is involved in attacks against american diplomats and in many other sort of criminal-related activities to providing support to terrorists. fo

west bound. 5.80, into marion county. final stop for the golden gate bridge where it's been socked in with fog all morning long. and that continues to be the case traffic wise, though it's not that bad. so the roadways glistening a little bit. so it's a touch damp, but at least the volume is pretty low. so it's a nice smooth ride. no slowdowns. 1. one southbound into san francisco. let's get back to the news now. one of the world's biggest electronics show is happening this week in las vegas. but with some changes, we've got rich demuro with a preview in today's tech smart. welcome to las vegas where cs 2022 is getting underway. >> we are here at allegiant stadium where samsung is showing off their latest smartphone. we'll talk more about that in just a moment. but first, cs 2022 a lot of people didn't even think this show would happen. but here we are and there are new safety precautions in place to keep everyone safe. >> those precautions include proof of vaccine masks. free covid tests and plenty of hand sanitizer. the

yes, marion, you'd been no, no, no, maybe to live outside my final years here am. if you rule surely he hopes the whole family can then be proceeded to set aside the differences and reconcile ah me. it is colonialism. oh, how does it she modern to europe? artists searched for treason. now mark. and she thinks a lesson is a planning issue. ah, aren't 20 d w ah, she knows all it's creators for everything and we digitize everything. the hot commodity in this global experiment. our data smart devices are embedded in our daily lives, tracking our every move, the internet of everything in 45 minutes on d, w. o. what secrets lie behind these walls? discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d, w world heritage, 360 get the app. now on the one hand you had this kind of narrative of european civilization. on the other hand you had exploitation.

that is marion laboure. let's get to the first word news.iette saly is back with us in singapore. juliette: australian minister says the u.k. is on the path toward transitioning from pandemic to endemic. the education secretary also backed a move to cut the self-isolation period from seven to five days as schools and hospitals continue to battle high levels of staff shortages. >> we know with covid there are always variants. we keep a close eye on it. i am confident we are on a path towards transitioning from pandemic to endemic. but you've got to make a consistent effort. juliette: china has launched testing in shenzhen as it strives to maintain its covid zero policy. this after two locally transmitted omicron cases. neither people have traveled outside the city in the past 14 days. german douglas flint says he is optimistic about hong kong's future as a leading financial hub. speaking to bloomberg, the leader of the asset manager says the city's entrepreneurial spirit will overcome recent hurdles. >> i think hong kong will continue to be s

marion began uploading simple moroccan inspired cooking videos in french 4 years ago. i don't know. her creations have become a thriving enterprise. she's launched 3 more channels in other languages. so michael, arabic and her, the comb, alabama. zip my, the the berber language revision leaking said check the gene, i'm hindi, or as well as sharing recipes. miriam shares insights into her home life to boss stereotypes about muslim women in belgium. on up whom i'm single people seen as, as women who are subservient to their relationships. bless my husband and i are equals when it comes to attacking the household. chores go the cooking, taking care of the kids in life, electrical, despite her reams of fans. miriam still faces islam, a phobia online or might have been called a terrorist islamist sullivan. i have to say that breaks my heart, echo it some times like that. she says that the family feels more important than ever. miriam is grateful. her sister samira is a steadfast supporter, despite initial doubts. on the beginning, i was not so comfortable with the fact that she opened a

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demonstrate against the national lockdown that to $37.00 measures are essential because the omar crime, marion, is spreading even more rapidly than feared. they say no to the lockdown, no, to the government's measures. what is their limit? this demonstrator asks, it's just the latest demonstration in the netherlands against the government's curves, aimed at stopping omicron, police band. the protest that didn't stop people from turning out. many say they're not afraid of catching the virus. or i'm here because i like to live and i don't think we should be scared. a stop, we're living with them. we're all going to die. i like to live. i my restriction measures have nothing to do with my health. i mean, there are people who want to impose control on us and take all our freedom. hey, i'm here because i think that we all must be free. well, what i most desire scuffles broke out as police broke up the demonstration. it violated the current locked on rules in the netherlands, according to which only 2 people are allowed to meet at once. non essential shops, restaurants, bars, and theaters remain clo

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marion are detected near beijing less than a month before the chinese capital is sent to host the winter olympics. also coming up african leaders me to discuss the situation of molly or military rulers want to postpone elections. that would put civilians back in charge. and in the buddhist league adornment came from behind to beat frankfurt and close the gap. i'm leaders, buyer music ah, i'm william bluecross. welcome to the program authorities and the chinese city of tianjin have started testing its nearly 14000000 residents after 2 cases of the omar chron. corona virus. barion were detected there. john jen is near china's capital beijing, which will host the winter olympics next month. and with the major new year festive period approaching, china's authorities have imposed strict lock downs and mass testing to contain outbreaks. police officers in protective gear outside an apartment block in the port city of tianjin. officials found 2 locally transmitted cases of the faust spreading, omicron variant on sunday. now, almost every one of tangents, 14000000 residence. we'll have to be tes

and despite the vaccines, and we've seen this around the world with the i'm a chronic marion with breakthrough infections. there's a surgeon cases in brazil that are in europe in the u. s. what is brazil doing now that there's a surge infections? well, it's a, it's more of a question of what the states are doing. so in some of the states are actually quite worried about the huge surgeon, in fact, infections and say for instance, rio de janeiro, it's cancelled some of the carnival parties. it's still letting it looks like it's still letting the sample parade go ahead. so there are many sample schools that are beginning to rehearse and who will keep it, keep on rehearsing ahead of the i'm hoping to perform in the congo. but some of the hospitals around the strain at the moment. the not because they have so many patients, but because their staff members are getting sick with the current virus and having to take time off. the health councils for the states have said that around 10 to 20 percent of medical stuff in many of their hospitals have had to take 6 leave in january. so it's a difficult sit

so there is the option to use it as leverage against for military action or i, marion cosmo will have to leave at their senior expert eastern europe expert at the bertelsmann shift home. thanks very much for your time. thanks. bye bye. and a cassock found now which is still reeling after a week of deadly unrest that left more than $200.00 people dead. the protest to expose a leadership struggle to tighten his grip. president cast him your mont. okay. of has now taken over the leadership of the ruling party, sidelining his mentor, and the former head of the state protest started over a rise in fuel prices at the beginning of the year, but then spiraled into mass disturbances, notably in catholics town. biggest city murphy, security forces are accused of using excessive force to put down the unrest many in our lot, he still can't believe what happened. but he's emily show and has more. ah, a city turned into a war zone. this is cousin stone's commercial center almighty. in early january, what started as anger over rising fuel prices soon escalated into full blown riots . arson and looti

former chief of staff to the mayor of marion indiana.l police officer. in exchange for immunity, prosecutor hardly, put henderson on the stand. she testified that she was still involved with scott on the daily so died. to underscore the point, in bold strokes, the prosecutor introduced scott's phone records. the -- july 2nd, the day of nice's death, scott and stacey, who is away on -- 130 text messages. plotting those lovers calls and texts, on a timeline, and not only is stacey the person on the receiving end of scott's 10 am call, on the security camera, but she's also getting a text message from scott, that's three characters along, while he's at the wheel driving is dead, or dying wife to the hospital. >> to me, that was huge. here he is driving his wife to the hospital, but he's got the state of mind to think about his girlfriend, and send your text message. >> there was. a divorce in which scott would lose part of his business, life insurance policy from which again a bundle, and a continuing relationship with a girlfriend, with wh

thanks to marion zahorski with significant military espionage as well. and so we knew they were good at this because they had to be a country like poland as the state department guy said would cease to exist without good spies their particular their focus on actually they had two focuses one because their math is very strong. there were very good at signals intelligence. yeah, so the nsa actually has a very close relationship with poland on that front but on the civilian side, they're human intelligence their whole case officer there kind of philosophy is very good. they're very good at cultivating sources and around the world poland and you could clearly see how they the america looked at americans never looked at polls as spies. we looked at so as enemies. we looked at soviets the soviets's enemies. we clearly looked at the bulgarians his enemies, but the polls could pass through american society. in fact, they could pass through many societies kind of unnoticed. if that ability really helped them in terms of human intelligence and human collection inf

once you get on the span making your way into marion county. it's a little wet, but that's all you're dealing with. and the same can be said for the golden gate bridge to your southbound. 1, one ride from marin county into san francisco moving. well, those are the cars heading towards the camera and into the city heading the other direction. north towards a marine county are also making good time as you leave san francisco up the north bay. so all in all, not a bad right after this morning despite the rain that we're seeing. let's get back to the headlines now at 8.18, a major milestone for apple. the tech giant has become the world's first publicly traded company to reach a market value of 3 trillion dollars. that's incredible. apple cross the 1 trillion threshold back in 2018, then passed the 2 trillion mark in 2020. analysts say shares rose 35% in 2021 experts say the company's success can be attributed to the success of the iphone 13 to apple music and apple tv. plus. for your money this morning. it looks as though gas prices won't be comin

no issues on the span making your way across into marion county. and for those that are making their travels into san francisco this morning, whether it's for work or school or what have you southbound. 1, 1, across the golden gate bridge moving. well. just what 2 cars there in the shot. so not a lot of company out there. it's an easy right. in the headlines this morning. we have covid cases surging and the number of available icu beds shrinking napa county, in fact says that they have no icu beds left anymore across the county. the rapid rise in covid cases is straining the healthcare system there and infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says napa county's hospital system. yes, it is smaller than most in the bay area. but he says the lack of beds that they're seeing there because of the omicron variant is a red flag for the rest of the bay area too. >> if you've got plenty of icu beds open. even if you've got plenty of ventilators, if you don't have health care workers to take care of the patients in those beds. you know, care for

southbound 1, one out of marion county and san francisco flowing freely.r problems for you as you make your way into the city this morning, more weather and traffic checks in a bit. but now let's get back to the news this morning. and i was going to yeah, that is in 10 days before it was set to expire here in california. we now have indoor mask mandates. >> now, in effect, going to stay in effect until at least february 15th. so mid february now, state health officials say the rhule will be reevaluated as they get closer to that date. but at this point, there aren't any real specific metrics that they're going to use to decide when to drop it. so a little bit of a decision-making needs to be done. the announcement comes though, amid concerns over the number of hospital admissions, which we have seen going up. it's increased 8.4% just overnight. so now we have more than 8,000 people that are in the hospital, 1800 out of state medical professionals are actually being brought into california to try and help with the hospitals that are dealing with the search.

looks like you're making good time heading into marion county and then our final stop for the golden gate bridge. you're southbound ride the commute direction into san francisco. those headlights as you can see, are moving without any slowdown. what so ever? that's the update here at 6, 0, 2, alright. now let's talk about what's happening in the east bay with teachers in oakland. they're planning a sickout to try and bring attention to covid safety concerns that they have the oakland unified school district has already sent out notices to parents last night of this possible sickout. it's not actually sanctioned by the teachers union. so it's unclear exactly how many educators or any others other schools are going to to sup 8. but the teachers behind the sick out have a list of demands that they have for the school district they want n 95 and kn 95 masks. they want weekly testing and covid leave and they also want hepa filters in large rooms. take a listen. >> we would love to be in in person just as much as everyone else wants us to be. but the fact of the matter is our campuses are

marion bartoli said events over the last few days could be mentally draining for him.and be at his momentum to work a second week. it's more how mentally and psychologically you will be affected by all of this in the headlines, he is really the best one is under pressure and yet, it's more about how the crowd is going to react, if he is the stadium against and booing, how much will it affect him? it is really hard to tell. nick kyrgios has spoken out about how the djokovic situation has been handled — and he might have a situation of his own to deal with. krygios revealed he's tested positive for covid—i9. he said he was feeling healthy and had no symptoms, but with the australian open starting a week from today, his participation must be in doubt. kyrgios pulled out of last week's melbourne warm—up event, due to an illness that sparked his asthma and although he tested negative at the time, today he confirmed he had contracted the virus. former tour de france champion egan bernal has signed a new five—year contract with the british cycling team ineos grenadiers. the c

marion are detected near beijing less than a month before the.

there is an aspiring writer who becomes friends with marion.will have to see how the plot line develops. >> staying with historical drama, completely changing eras and locations. this is 1987, south korea, when the country was on the cusp of becoming a democracy. that is the backdrop for a new series, a controversial new k drama. >> it has several lawyers. a love story between two students, the hunt for spies, and political power struggle. it stars a k pop star. on paper it sounds like you have the ingredients for an exciting, entertaining tv show, but in one week, 350,000 people signed a petition on the government's website demanding the drama be canceled. >> why so controversial? >> critics accuse it of historical revisionism. the male student is a north korean spy, and in real life, during south korea struggle for democracy, police routinely rounded up activists and opponents for allegedly communist similar. accusations that led to countless accounts of torture, arrests, arbitrary killings. even if we are talking about a fictional show, many

so you're making pretty good time as you head into marion county. final stop for the golden gate bridge. you're right across the span. looking good. both north and southbound directions flowing freely. no incidents, no accidents to report from the chp, more weather and traffic checks in a bit. now, let's get back to the news and a big story out of the east bay. the west contra costa unified school district has announced it will close all of its campuses tomorrow and next monday because of the covid surge. jonathan mccall has the story. the district announced the news wednesday night in a message on its website. >> superintendent doctor chris hurst said that the rapid spread of the virus has now prompted the district to take an aggressive response. her said the district will undergo to smoke days. the first friday. the second next monday. that's where all campuses and school buildings were undergo a deep cleaning. the move comes just hours after kron. 4 0st learned that the doors at king elementary school in richmond will be closed for the foreseeabl

mandate is still in place until february. 15th kron four's rob nesbitt talked with health officers in marion counties. he joins us live with more about wh

it's and marion high school proper stance or takes a closer look at the story. >> but about a unified schools. superintendent has hired an outside investigator to look into these allegations. some center in players are accused of using hate speech during an october game at temple, pius high school. but parents of both schools say that racism has no place in marin county hate speech at a high school football games at the center of a novato school's investigation. players for temple, pius high school say a member of their team had racial slurs hurled at them by players from san marin. parents of students at both schools are disturbed by the allegations. it's upsetting. and in this day in age, i just don't understand with all the information that's out there and all the education, reflection on me as a coach. >> if this were to come out that something happened, i would take full responsibility for that. the accused players in the center and football team have denied any slurs or racism took place on the field. the referees for the game played in mill valley have also said they did not no

marion london. well, i think it's probably sad to say that there was deadlock as the outcome, but i don't think that that's necessary quite as negative as it might seem. because i think the very fact that the meeting was held at a time of what is really quite high tension between the u. s. nature on the one hand and russia on the other. i think that is a degree of progress. and i don't think that the actual state of deadlock was quite as negative as the word deadlock would suggest that it seems to me that things are sort of it doesn't mean break down. deadlock means they're stuck, but it doesn't mean things have broken down and that nobody is coming back to talk again. so i think what it looks, but it's probably not as bad as it might have been. okay, and to may go to george in budapest, but ga, the us and russia. i've been talking about these things for 30 years. okay. i mean, i'm all for talk, but i'm for substance as well. i mean, the russians presented one document to nato. want to the united st

if he does compete, the former wimbledon champion marion bartoli thinks it could be a difficult challengeents. i think he can work his way through that first week and build momentum towards the second week but it is more how mentally and psychologically he could be affected by all of this and the headlines. he is the best when he is under pressure but it is more about how the crowd is going to react. if he has a whole stadium against him booing or whatever how much is that going to affect him? it is hard to tell in advance. nick kyrgios has spoken out about how the djokovic situation had been handled — but he now has problems of his own. he's revealed that he's tested positive for covid—i9. he said he was feeling healthy and had no symptoms but with the australian open starting a week from today, his participation must be in doubt. but with the australian open starting a week from today, his participation must be in doubt. kyrgios pulled out of last week's melbourne warm—up event, due to an illness that sparked his asthma and although he tested negative at the time, today he confirmed he