learning >> president moran: please call the roll. [ roll call ] you have a quorum. >> president moran: thank you. before calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that storage of unseated lands located in the territory. sfpuc recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the waccamaw land. it's important that we we not only recognize the history of the tribal lands but also we acknowledge and honor the fact that the people of the established working partnership with the sfpuc and members within the many greater san francisco bay area communities today. please read the first item. >> clerk: before i read the first item, i like to announce due to ongoing covid-19 health emergency and given public health recommendation any emergency order that the governor and mayor restrictions on teleconference. this meeting is televised via conference for those watching, there's a brief time lapse between live meeting and when it's viewed on sfgov tv. i like to extend ou

moran thank you, roll call please.ve five ayes. >> president moran: the consent calendar is adopted. next item please. >> clerk: next item 11, authorize the general manager to execute memorandum of understanding for amount not to exceed $9695 with the duration of 58 months. presented by ritchie. >> good afternoon. this is a routine item that we do several of these agreements in different places throughout the water system to engage in monitoring. it is 58-month agreement to continue maintaining that stream gauge on pilarcitos street. >> president moran: please open public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment on item 11 dial (415)655-0001. meeting i.d. 146 290 6991 to raise your hand to speak press star. do we have any callers? >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: thank you public comment on item 11 is closed. >> president moran: thank you. >> so moved. >> second. >> president moran: roll call please. [roll call vote] you have five ayes. >> president moran: i

joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom.course this is due to the rise in covid cases we have been seeing. >>> that's right. omicron variant continues to fuel a surge in cases throughout the state including in the bay area. that's causing bay area counties to get stricter when it comes to masking. a live look inside sf fitness, you see people wearing masks. before today in marin, san francisco, alameda, sonoma there were exceptions in small settings where everyone was fully vaccinated. that is no longer the case. starting today all nine bay area counties have same mask policy in line with the state. you will have to mask up in indoor settings like gyms regardless of vaccination status. in marin, first case of the omicron variant was detected on december 17. since, daily cases have tripled. in san francisco, department of public health says cases are rising three times faster than during the summer delta fueled surge. the rate of hospitalizations has started to rise but remains low compared to last winter. with cases rising,

. >> joycelyn moran and justin andrews have a look at some of the damage. gianna will have a closer look at the roads. we will start with mary lee and that weather outside right now. a lot of rain on the radar. >>> for sure. it is lit up. i am tracking that widespread rain and strong winds as we start our day with this atmospheric river. let's zoom in. when you see yellow that is moderate to heavy rainfall. so right over san francisco as well as across the bay bridge, golden gate down through the peninsula for sfo, milbre, san mateo, hayward, union city. it is just pouring for you. also strong winds. i have been tracking winds 40 to 50 miles per hour this morning with wind advisories in effect for san francisco peninsula, south bay, east bay until 4:00 p.m. this is what you can expect. we will continue with heavy rain at times as we head through today with those strong winds, wind advisory until 4:00 p.m. for the coast, mid 50s. for around the bay and inland, daytime highs in the mid to upper 50s this afternoon. as we go through today, here we are at 1:00 p

richard moran the whole sordid tale.re and had been told by a relative to pick diana up at the airport and, as they were driving -- >> diana nadell said to her, i'm not really here to go to a wedding. i'm really here to kill my mother-in-law. >> reporter: she says this to a person she's never met before? >> yes. >> reporter: and andrea benson says, okay, i'm in? >> for $10,000. >> reporter: and right there the deal's done in that car? >> and the plan starts taking shape. >> reporter: benson said she drove the four hours up to peggy's house, and then diana used that tracfone and called her mother-in-law. >> diana tells her, i'm here. don't you miss me? i want to come see you. >> reporter: at 1:30 in the morning and peggy lets her in. benson said she went in with diana. they were wearing hair nets and gloves to keep from leaving evidence. diana and peggy sat across from one another and talked. benson said at one point, peggy went upstairs, perhaps to call for help. she and diana followed her. then, as peggy came back down

>> all right, terry moran back at the court for us tonight. terry, thank you. >>> we turn now to the awful case out of beverly hills tonight. the wife of a famous and well-rfted music executive was murdered in their home. the couple mentored performers for decades. and here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, a shocking murder in beverly hills. jacqueline avant, the wife of legendary music executive clarence avant, killed overnight in their home. >> the motives in this case are still unknown and we are investigating all possible motives. >> reporter: around 2:30 a.m., police receiving a phone call about a shooting near the avant's residence. when officers arrived, the suspects were gone. they found 81-year-old jacqueline with a gunshot wound. she later died at the hospital. clarence avant is a grammy-winning executive. he was just inducted into the rock & roll of hall of fame. called the godfather of black music, he was known for his mentorship. he's the founder of two record labels, launching the careers of artists like bill withers famo

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joycelyn moran, kpix5. >>> get ready for the travel rush at oakland international airport. today and sunday will be the busiest days and all the airport is expecting 370,000 travelers. that's about 90% of prepandemic numbers. in san jose, they're also expecting a big jump this holiday season. 430,000 passengers from mid december. it is short of the peak in 2019. >>> with the rapid rise of covid-19, california and u.s. are adding more tools to fight the surge. cases in california nearly doubled with nearly 11,000 new confirmed cases yesterday compared to about 5400 on the previous wednesday. omicron also quadrupled from 49 last week to nearly 200 cases yesterday. >> i think it's going to get probably more intense in the week to two weeks coming. >> are we seeing more cases because people are testing more, or do you think it's because there are more positive cases? >> i think given the experience in south africa and in the uk, that they are real cases increasing. >> the fda has now granted emergency authorization for pfizer's antiviral covid pill for people at high risk. cali

. >> joycelyn moran is live from sfo. you have new information on that variant case. >> reporter: yes, that's right. we just got information regarding the traveler who came through sfo after going to south africa. san francisco's health officer says the person is well and there are no signs of further transmission yet. this all comes after major news from the white house, new travel rules set to take effect for international travelers. this is what international travelers can expect as they're coming into u.s. if you are an international traveler you need a negative covid-19 test 24 hours before departure. this is regardless of vaccination status. biden administration has extended mask mandate for travel through mid march. there are no plans to further testing or quarantining upon arrival and this is as the first case of the omicron variant in the u.s. like mentioned. that person returned to sfo on november 22. there is still a lot that we don't know about the variant. travelers say they want consistency with the rules. >

sing 2 >>> i am joycelyn moran live in the studio.ortage emergency. that means some residents will have to cut back water use. it's been two tough years when it comes to drought and next year is expected to be another dry one. this goes into effect immediately. county water district services fremont, newark, union city. they're asking for 15% reduction in usage district wide, will limit irrigation to once every two weeks in winter and refilling pools will no longer be allowed. if you are using excessive amounts of water there is the chance that you could have water cut off. they say they want to focus on outreach and education of the the vote came down by the board of the county water district and it was a unanimous one. alameda county water district isn't first to do this. they join parts of marin, san francisco, san jose to impose restrictions. joycelyn moran, kpix5. >> reporter: i am justin andrews live. you can get paid for your pistol this weekend if you want to turn in your guns. this is part of a collaborative effort. you can d

i am joycelyn moran, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. it is not just international travel being affected by the white house plan right now, the administration also announcing it is going to extend mask mandates on all public transportation through mid march and also launch family vaccination clinics and require health insurers to cover 100% of the cost of at home covid tests. now the latest person to test positive for this omicron variant is a minnesota man. he had recently gone to new york city to go to a convention. he was vaccinated and boosted. the person with the second confirmed case, a traveler from san francisco of course who recently returned from south africa, was vaccinated but not yet eligible to receive a booster. the white house says identifying the cases through testing is key. >> 150 million americans have private insurance. those insurance companies now must cover the cost of at home testing at the same time we're going to have tens of millions of at home tests available. >> omicron has been detected now in more than 25

reporting from san francisco i'm joscelyn moran kpix 5. >>> speaking of the build back better bill, the speaker said she will continue to push for that bill this despite west virginia senator joe manchin saying he won't vote in favor of it. his would have been the breaking tie vote. >> we will continue to fight to pass the legislation. the democratic leader of the senate chuck schumer wrote a similar letter to his colleagues yesterday. this will happen, it must happen, and we will do it as soon as we can. >> the recent rain across the bay has definitely boosted water levels. kpix devin fehely is joining us to break down why it's not all it may seem. >> reporter: here are the headlines. the reservoirs in the south bay are beginning to fill up and water usage is beginning to go down. now both of those are very good things but they only tell part of the story. before we got into the winter months and into the wet part of the year, the reservoirs in the south bay were nearly 90% empty. that is not good. now recent rains have improved that situation over all. the reservoirs in the south bay

terry moran gives us an idea of how justices remaining. >> at the supreme court, the first signs roewade days may be numbered. outside the court, protesters gathered. inside, the justices heard arguments on the mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. no exceptions for rape or incense. roe v. wade established a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion, and if the court upholds the mississippi law, it would undermine and overrule it altogether. john roberts zeroing in on a key issue, viability. roe and other cases prohibit states from banning abortion before viability about 24 weeks. robert's saying mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks gives women plenty of time to choose. >> liability doesn't have anything to do with choice. if it really is an issue about choice, why is 15 weeks not enough time? >> justice soto sonja my art with of dire consequences if the rule is overturned or gutted. >> will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? >> a d

joycelyn moran, kpix5. >> thanks. >>> a sign that california's water crisis might be worse.icts including many in the bay area. despite a few storms since late october water is still scarce. water experts say it is inevitable. consumers will be asked to save more in the bay area, much of the east bay, san jose, and napa will be impacted by the decision to cut off water shipments. the announcement comes on heels of two critically dry years and forecast shows below average precipitation in the coming months. >> with climate change i think it can get worse before it is better. we need to look at increasing levels of conservation and storing water when it does rain rather than let it run off. >> the only exceptions will be for health and safety allocations. >>> theranos founder elizabeth holmes will be back on stand in the san jose next week for cross examination in fraud trial. the jury has a lot to think about. holmes admitted she went to straight to the media mogul and theranos investor in 2015 to get a damming expo say killed from the "wall street journal." it confirmed it w

terry moran gives us an idea of how justices remaining. >> at the supreme court, the first signs roe. wade days may be numbered. outside the court, protesters gathered. inside, the justices heard arguments on the mississippi law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. no exceptions for rape or incense. roe v. wade established a woman's constitutional right to have an abortion, and if the court upholds the mississippi law, it would undermine and overrule it altogether. john roberts zeroing in on a key issue, viability. roe and other cases prohibit states from banning abortion before viability about 24 weeks. robert's saying mississippi's ban on abortion after 15 weeks gives women plenty of time to choose. >> liability doesn't have anything to do with choice. if it really is an issue about choice, why is 15 weeks not enough time? >> justice soto sonja my art with of dire consequences if the rule is overturned or gutted. >> will this institution survive the stench that this creates in the public perception that the constitution and its reading are just political acts? >> a

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joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom. of course this is because of the spike we have been seeing in cases. >>> that's right. omicron variant continues to fuel a surge in cases throughout the state including in the bay area. that's causing bay area counties to get stricter when it comes to masking. taking a live look inside a gym, before today in marin, san francisco, alameda, sonoma, there were exceptions in small settings where everyone was fully vaccinated. that is no longer the case. starting today all nine bay area counties have same mask policy in line with the state. you will have to mask up in indoor settings like gyms regardless of your vaccination status. in marin, the first case of the omicron variant was detected december 17. since, daily cases have tripled. in san francisco, department of public health says cases are rising three times faster than during the summer delta fueled surge. hospitalizations are rising but remain low compared to last winter. with cases rising, some bay area residents don't have a pro

terry moran with us on the. >>> with millions traveling the for the holiday, the news about unruly passengersthe new case, a passenger accused of assaulting a flight attendant and air marshal. >>> tonight, authorities investigating the death of a former super bowl champion, found dead in his home at the age of 33. >>> this evening the moving images and tributes. the final farewell to former senator bob dole. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us. very busy friday night here. the major change in new york involving masks amid this new forecast for the country involving covid in the coming weeks. >> also, that news on the economy, the prices you're paying. but we are going to begin tonight with the severe weather threat as we come on the air. tornado threat for more than 30 million americans. part of a very active system sweeping right across the nation reaching the northeast tomorrow. tonight, though, the concern possible tornadoes after dark. the severe weather threat from texas to ohio, severe thunderstorms and strong tornadoes possible in these overnight hours when it's most da

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joycelyn moran, kpix5. >>> i am anne makovec.eaking news from israel adding ten more countries including u.s. and canada to its red no fly list. the rules are pretty intense. the list already includes much of africa and europe. israelis who would travel to one of the red no fly list countries need to self isolate for seven days first in quarantine hotels and then after they get a negative pcr test at home. that's provided they sign a contract agreeing to have their movements tracked. i don't think that would go over very well here in the united states. israel has also banned most foreigners from entering the country. back to you. >>> going live to new york city where omicron variant could put a damper on annual ball drop in times square. new york city's mayor bill de blasio said officials will decide by christmas whether to scale back the bash. last year only essential workers attended. this time around everyone could attend if they show proof of vaccination. radio set rockets christmas shows are canceled due to covid concerns. t

while i talk about the contents here without is that senior correspondent moran gasdio. good afternoon to you. so moran, what's in these proposals? well that there are, as you mentioned, 2 different proposals. one is for the united states, which is slightly more detailed, but largely the same. there's also one to nato as a whole, and the gist of it is that we all need to pull back from the brink to de escalate a stop threatening each other. it's right there in article one that there needs to be a healthy respect for each others. need for security and in that vein, it proposes a matter of a whole range of practical steps. in order to achieve that the parties should not use the territories of other states with a view to preparing or carrying out an armed attack against the other party. it is no secret, of course, not to you, not to of you as that the things have reached the i wouldn't say, a chasm, a chasm. we're on the brink, where in the past we had talk of sanctions and you, you know, accusations of ill behavior. now we're hearing things about an escalation towards war.

. >> joycelyn moran joins us in studio. >>> good morning. cases are rising and it is as we are heading into the holidays. delta continues to be dominant but omicron is spreading. experts say the message is get your booster if you are eligible. for two dose pfizer vaccine a study suggests it is 3% 3% effective at preventing omicron but dr. fauci says a booster offers up to 75% protection against symptomatic infection. for moderna a u.s. study what hasn't been peer reviewed suggests two doses' ability to neutralize omicron was between 49 and 89 times lower than when it faced earlier variant but a booster may substantially reduce the risk. >> you are fairly highly protected against severe illness. even if you had two doses protection against mild illness isn't as good. >> that's where boosters come in. health experts are urging them to get them. the san ramon clinic is from 10:00 to 6:00 today with a limited amount of pfizer vaccine for teens and adults including boosters if eligible. they'll mostly have pediatric for 5 to 11 years olds. >>> ne

professor moran here we go. we're going to see some of forward momentum going on here. the iranians are open for a, for a deal. the iranians have said the iranians gave to draft documents that are in accordance with the j. c. p. away. but the european americans don't want that. the europeans and americans want something they want. there would basically be europeans and americans want is they want to preserve some of trumps maximum pressure sanctions that were imposed on iran under different labels. but these are all violations of the nuclear deal. because according to the nuclear deal, the europeans and americans must facilitate the normal is ation of iranian trade in business. and all these extra deals that they've put under the americans, especially put under different labels for iran's regional alliances, is defense capabilities. it's support for different groups, so called human rights and all that, as if the strangling of the iranian people by western channel countries is not a violation of human rights. they want to preserve these, but these are all violations of

ok. -- senator moran? >> it is a question for the panel.witness the ftc find some larger tech companies in my book. billions of dollars. is this enforcement effective? if you don't think it is, quite frankly, i think it is a drop in the buckets of these companies. if you don't think it is effective, what should the ftc be doing? what a start with you. -- we will start with you. >> if you could turn your microphone on or public closer. >> i think $5 billion is a bucket of money. having heard many cases for 45 years, i seriously doubt the ftc would have gotten that civil pendency and -- lt and litigation. for most privacy violations, there is no financial harm to the company. it'll be a panic in most privacy, -- privacy. why? redress authority was requoted by them. for first-time violators, the only real sanction was an ongoing consent to agree. we talked about this earlier but part of the problem is the ftc has got thousands of companies under order in monitoring those agrees. it takes a lot of time and resources which the ftc lacks. the rea

: please call the roll. [ roll call ] you have a quorum. >> president moran: thank you.e calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that storage of unseated lands located in the territory. sfpuc recognizes every citizen residing within the greater bay area continues to benefit from the use and occupation of the

you have a quorum. >> president moran: thank you.e calling the first item, i like to announce that the san francisco public utilities commission acknowledges that storage of unseated lands located in the territory. sfpuc recognizes every ci

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moran: madam president, it's an honor to be here to address my colleagues in the united states senate and it's an honor that you sit in the chair as i could do so as i pay tribute to the honorable senator bob dole. i was in church on sunday. i got out of church, it's advent, christians are preparing for christmas only to learn that during that church service bob dole had died. it has been the topic of conversation by kansans ever since. not that kind of curiosity conversation that sometimes you have when someone passes away, but that deep respect, can concern, that care, that appreciation for a life well lived. senator dole grew up down the road from where i grew up. i remember kind of the earliest conversation with my own dad about world war ii experiences was that bina dole, bob dole's mother was, as well as my grandmother, were on party lines, and the conversation between my grandmother and mrs. dole was the terrible circumstance that her son, bob dole, had experienced in the battlefields of italy. my dad, who served in world war ii and served in northern africa, italy, was in the

that time is running out to salvage the do you deputies sexy, general and talks coordinator and recon moran says, hard work as needed in the days and weeks ahead to result in a positive result that been processed in iran comes to the supreme court, rejected appealed to oversight with parliamentary election results. the forces of iran box, she agree class with security forces near the court. the factions suffered heavy losses in the vote alleged irregularities. the shia cleric months had those southern is the elections biggest winner. his long secured 73 seats out for 3 amps and 29 for the jews in myanmar have been slain to neighboring thailand as fighting between government, ethnic. karen forces intensifies. the violence was triggered by a military raid last week, somali as prime minister mohammed who's saying robert has ordered military forces to take orders directly from him. that's after the president mohammed from all j suspended him on allegations of corruption on a piece of power. the jury in delay maxwell's 6 trafficking trial has signaled it is not near verdict. deliberations have e

. >> joycelyn moran joins us live in the studio to break this down. >> unfortunately cases are rising in u.s. and it comes as we are heading into the holidays. delta variant continues to be dominant but omicron is spreading. experts say the message, get your booster if you are eligible. for two dose pfizer, a study from south africa suggests it is 33% effective at preventing omicron but a booster offers up to 75% protection against symptomatic infection. for moderna, a u.s. study that hasn't been peer reviewed suggests the two dose ability to neutralize was between 49 and 89% from when it faced booster variant. >> you still are highly protected. even if you had two doses, protection of illness isn't as good. >> reporter: that's where boosters come in. according to cdc while 72% of those 18 and over are fully vaccinated just 30% in the same age group have their boosters. the clinic is from 10:00 to 6:00. they'll have a limited amount of vaccine available for teens and adults including boosters but they'll really be focusing on pediatric vaccines for 5 to 11-year-olds. >>> new, a bank r

. >> jocelyn moran is live from concord. wake where can people find the booster shots? >> reporter: if you're thinking about getting a booster shot, in some places it is going to take some time. there are wait times for the appointments. we went on my turn.ca.gov to check sites with pharmacies in the area and while there may be appointments, it could be several weeks out at some sites. we went one pharmacy in walnut creek and the owner said they have been getting more calls the last few days and are still offering boosters without appointments but in san mateo county the health department saw so many people try to get a booster that they announced this week they are not accepting walk-ins. as concern grows over the omicron variant, health experts say we should still be concerned over the delta variant. >> going into the holidays we know the vaccines work quite well against delta and that is the gorilla in the room. protect yourself against it. >> you can also go to the contra costa health services website and that is another resource that will show you available appoint

. >> joycelyn moran is live in san francisco with what health experts say. >> reporter: good morning.bviously we have heard from residents, concern over the omicron variant. health experts stress there is still a lot to learn about the variant but delta is still doing damage. we are still feeling impact of that. covid hospitalizations have jumped 30% in the last month. here is how we are doing with vaccinations in u.s. more than 200 million or just over 60% of people in the u.s. are fully vaccinated. when it comes to boosters, 25% of people who are eligible have gotten it. this is after pfizer news yesterday that while first two shots of the vaccine appear to be less effective against omicron a booster significantly increases protection. take a listen. >> that will induce immunity likely to protect from infection, symptomatic illness, severe disease. >> reporter: a local health expert is giving advice for families as they gather for holidays on how to keep safe when it comes to covid. >> thanks, joycelyn. >>> this morning we know 11 staff members at kaiser oakland medical center are l

. >> joycelyn moran is live from sfo with what travelers will need to follow. good morning joycelyn. >> reporter: good morning. this goes into effect for international travelers coming into u.s. at sfo, before you come through, you will need a negative covid-19 test within 24 hours before your flight here. that's regardless of your vaccination status and regardless of your nationality. for today, you have to be tested within three days. this change was announced by president biden last week as cases of omicron variant have been detected in the u.s. this rule is also part of the plan to help spread the covid as we head into the winter months. cases are rising in the u.s. we are averaging more than 100,000 new cases per day in the u.s. as travelers start looking for options for where to be tested so close to the flight, some say it is an inconvenience but not changing their plans. >> definitely another challenge in the way for travelers. >> adding more stress and especially for those traveling for business like me. >> family is family. sometimes you gotta be ther

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. >> joycelyn moran is live from sfo with what travelers will need to follow. >> reporter: this goes into effect today. for international travelers at sfo, before you come through here, you are going to need a negative covid-19 test within 24 hours before your flight. this comes as part of president biden's announcement last week as part of his plan to help slow the spread of covid-19 in the u.s. and as cases of omicron variant have been detected in the u.s. cases are rising. we are averaging more than 100,000 new covid-19 cases per day in the u.s. and as travelers start looking for options for where to be tested so close to the flight, some say it is an inconvenience but not changing their plans. >> definitely another challenge in the way for travelers. >> adding more stress and especially for business like me. >> family is family. sometimes you just gotta be there. you have to make the expenses. >> you are still going to need this federal mask requirement in places like airports and while using public transportation like planes has been extended through at least mid march of next y

joycelyn moran has more on the investments aimed at making our roads safer. >> reporter: blocked off bicycle lanes like this one here are aimed to protect bicyclists. speaker nancy pelosi spoke to investments to hope to add to this and prevent more tragedy. in addition we heard from victims of traffic accidents along with mayor london breed and other local leaders. $14billion from the bill will go to road way safety nationally, more than 200 million headed to california to reduce fatalities, 7.2 billion nationally for safety on sidewalks and bike lanes. pelosi says this is important and a matter of life and death. >> these incidents are more than just statistics as we know. there are families shattered by the tragedy, communities in mourning, demand for urgent action. that is why our historic bipartisan infrastructure law, democrats are advancing promise of safe streets and roads. >> local dollars alone are not enough. we need help. this infrastructure bill will not only help san francisco, it will help this entire country. >> pelosi was also asked about the build back act. she says

terry moran is there tracking the very latest for us.from the start, the conservative justices were taking direct aim at roe versus wade. this morning, the supreme court appears primed to upend roe versus wade, a move that would transform and maybe even eliminate a woman's constitutional right to an abortion in the united states. [ crowd chanting ] activists for and against abortion rights faced off, thousands protesting on the court's steps. meanwhile inside the six conservative justices signaled they're inclined to uphold a mississippi law that would ban most abortions after 15 weeks with no exceptions for rape or incest. right now, roe and other cases prohibit states from banning abortion before fetal viability, that's about 24 weeks, but the mississippi law would halt them two months earlier. chief justice john roberts suggested the mississippi law provides women with sufficient time to choose. >> viability, it seems to me, doesn't have anything to do with choice. but if it really is an issue about choice why is 15 weeks not enough t

. >> joycelyn moran joins us live in the studio. this is effective immediately. >>> it was unanimous. it came down last night with the alameda county water district. like you said it is effective immediately. they said it had to be implemented because demand will exceed supply levels in the next year. alameda county water district services fremont, newark. what does this ask? they're asking for 15% district wide. refilling pools will no longer be allowed. you could have your water cut off if found to be using excessive amounts. however the water district says they want to focus on education. we are coming off two critically dry years and residents are noticing. >> i will be totally fine actually. i was traveling recently during the thanksgiving week and i was astonished. >> we have to put in 100% effort to help with this situation, the drought and environment. >> alameda county water district isn't the first ones. they join marin, san francisco, san jose to impose restrictions. >>> new, marin county's main water district has taken a

jocelyn moran reporting from the south bay . >> reporter: in san jose crews have been working, this is on the south bound connector from 280 to what lupe. we saw some flooding. crews are getting ready to reopen the connector but this is just one of the areas that caused trouble in the bay. >> we're hoping that one lane in both directions will allow commuters to travel again. >> reporter: this was the flooding that closed the closure on the south by connector. >> we found that there was an electrical short or short- circuit in the control panel that controls the three pumps. >> reporter: flooding and damage were also seen throughout the bay area with highway 92 covered in water yesterday and emergency crews had to rescue at least one driver. in oakland, this large tree came down near a home. and along highway 1, a huge tree came down and blocked the road. as crews anticipate the possibility of more rain, victor with caltrans says they are preparing as crews are on on shore patrol. >> 24-hour shifts, they are on for 12 hours, then off 12 hours, doing everything associated with storm dama

ecologists and government bureaucrats to tell us and that's what they're asking us to do.w >> mark moran at what is your background you can write about this? >> good question i always like to joke i'm not a scientist. my background is in political science and investigative reporting. i approach the climate, energy, i'm an investigative journalist. i cut my teeth and then back in the 1990s. if you remember, robert front and center environmental issue in thefr rain forest we had national geographic their school children involved and save the rainforest. and i don't down to brazil several times they've thrown the guidebooks don't scream and curse words all the nonsense they were told about the rainforest. a few years after that 2006 and seven "new york times" said everett had been cut 50 been regenerated. moving to cities, moving to suburbs and moving the jungles back to the jungle and forestry practices have improved dramatically. they cause sustainable there'sll clear cut within seven years you cannot distinguish where that is been cut. that led me and i worked in the e senate public work

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. >> joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom with what we are just learning. >>> just as we have heard many experts say santa clara health officials say this isn't a surprise. they were anticipating this. they say the person recently returned after traveling from florida. the person was fully vaccinated but had not received a booster. their case was very mild. the person got tested december 1 and health officials got sequencing results yesterday. the news comes as cases in santa clara and other bay area counties have been rising, biggest being seen in those who are unvaccinated. health experts stress the importance of getting vaccinated and if you are eligible also getting boosted. >> the rate among unvaccinated are going straight up. they are now above 80 cases per 100,000 population per day. they are also increasing among the vaccinated although much less dramatically. >> we have some of the highest vaccination rates in the united states. however what we are finding now is that having just that primary series, the two doses, it's not enough. >> we know the holidays are around the cor