dion: in the meantime, another covid cancellation, the mark morse dance group performancings at u.c. berkeley. an undisclosed number of performers tested positive. they announced the cancellation barely an hour before saturday night's performance. today's performance was also cancelled. cal performances say it will issue refunds. to the east bay where people in oakland would need to show proof of covid vaccinations at restaurants, bars, and gyms andd other indoor public places. if passed. it would go into effect february 1. that ordinance would apply to anyone 12 and older. san francisco and contra costa county as well as the city of berkeley recently approved similar measures. a quick reminder, if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. head to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on that big blue box. moving on now to the economy, something we focus on in our ongoing efforts to build a better bay area. today there is a push to get you to shop. cornell joins us with somehow some neighborhoods are getting creative to attract shoppers. cornell: the homestre

marked by controversy about rules and regulations . many say without a constitution, a presidential election will only lead to more division and conflict. it's now clear, it won't go ahead as scheduled, harden co morse, as the delay was expected. that of on how that unborn. busy we were expecting that the elections went going to happen on december 24th. but now setting a new date will also be a contentious issue. from a legal standpoint, the parliament must agree with the high council of state on a new date. the question now is no matter how long will the postponement be far and will they come to an agreement on a constitutional framework anyway, according to a previous political agreement, the parliament basin eastern libya and the high council of state in the west must agree on a constitutional framework to hold the elections that never happened. here in this coffee shop in tripoli. some people tell us they don't think a presidential election is the way forward, but not as far as elections are concerned. i think we need to have parliamentary elections 1st and then a presidential one. the parliament has been in power for several years and they haven't done anything for them and develop a debate. i'