my name is william matthews and, along with laurent ney and matthieu mallie from ney & partners, we wereidge reconnects the two sides of the medieval castle built in the 12th century by richard, earl of cornwall. the mainland ward and the island ward were connected by an isthmus of rock which has since eroded away and the bridge recreates that link between the two sides. one of the key drivers behind the project — indeed, it's very raison d'etre — was to improve accessibility to the site. one of the major problems at tintagel is this incredibly rocky landscape. we wanted to be able to get lots of people here who couldn't get here before. because there were so many steps up to the island, a lot of people couldn't because they had bad knees, they use wheelchairs — whatever it was. now we have essentially step—free access right from the car park all the way through onto the site, and it was so satisfying on the opening day to see literally a queue of wheelchair users from the local village queue up to be the first person to cross the bridge and onto the island — something that they might no

and joining us now to talk about the current conditions around the bay area bart ney from caltrans say bart. >> knew you were just telling us during the commercial, you had a kind of a rough commute yourself getting home. how did the roads look part. >> well, the roads are open, in 5 of the 9 barrier bay area today. we did experience closures on the in sonoma. the one 16, one 21. we had a closure. napa county westbound. 12 crews are responding there even in some -f our bigger fear freeways, alameda. i 80 that ashley avenue ramps were closed for a period of time that we get them open late this afternoon. santa clara down to a t the connector near bird avenue was closed. but that open around 04:00pm and san mateo 92 near highway 35 all these closures take because of the heavy rainfall and our maintenance crews have been busy all day. >> are you expecting those same trouble spots through the night tonight. and if so, you keeping extra crews out because of it. >> yeah, we've got our crews ready to be responding to flooding and in different areas will be watching those hot spots so far so g

santa clara down to a t the connector caltrans spokesperson bart ney and other emergency officials issuing the warning. >> turn around, don't drown when it comes to facing rising water. >> on many freeways. it wasn't exactly flooding but massive sheets of rain daunting drivers in the south bay rain pounded windshields causing incredibly slippery conditions and several accidents. the side slick roads, wicked winds toppled over trees. this in san mateo crews working to haul away debris. >> this in felton were a large tree fell into a home and the past road near being hollow road. >> highway was shut down in both directions due to a downed tree alameda county issuing a flood advisory late into monday. you want to make sure that you check with your local authorities about those road conditions. but of course, we always keep you covered on kron. 4 dot com with the very latest as well. in san francisco, theresa kron 4 news. >> well, in sam, a tale that storm to down the scaffolding. they're going to show you a photo from the san mateo police department. you can see the stormy weather left wood a

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a number of trusts are warning that planned operations might need to be cancelled in the ney year.ergency departments is staff sickness rates, and they are higher, and that's making it difficult to run emergency departments. it's not the first time london has been at the front of a coronavirus wave. as an international hub, it's perhaps more vulnerable to changing patterns of infection. what happens here in the next week or so may be an indicator of the impact of 0micron on the rest of the uk. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the stories in the headlines in the uk. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has introduced new coronavirus restrictions. all outdoor events will be limited to 500 people, and indoor events like concerts to a maximum of 200. the changes come into place on the 26th of december and will be in place for at least three weeks. spectators will be banned from all indoor, outdoor, professional or community sports in wales from the 26th of december. and from next week, workers and their employers will be fined if they are not working fro

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we're continuing to see as the situation evolves and it is putting the white house in a position where ney have to respond to that. >> because they're seeing a lot of them. thanks, jacqui. my next guest says if you're planning to go to los angeles, the police cannot guarantee your safety. with me now, jamie mcbride, the director of the l.a. police protective league. sir, very good to have you join us. is it that bad? >> it is. i've been in law enforcement in los angeles for 31 years. i haven't seen crime like this since the mid 90s. homicides are up everywhere. it's the most homicides that we've had in 25 years. i heard george gascon yesterday talking about the suspect that killed jacqueline avant. he said the criminal justice system failed him, the suspect. that he should have been involved in more programs each time he got arrested. that's insane. i don't think any program will help anybody like a jeffery dahmer or richard ramirez. evil needs to be locked up. we had a 12-year-old boy shot down the other day. his mother was shot and a 9-year-old girl was shot in the back. one minute this

from researchers at oxford university which found that there is a substantial decrease in effective ney coronavirus vaccines against the omicron variants. will this people more or less likely to get vaccinated? >> i think your guess is as good as mifnl i think the people that are vigilant, that are aware and that are going -- that have already gotten vaccinated will get boosters and i urge them to get them as soon as possible. where i think the issue slice that the people that haven't been vaccinated really need to be made aware that this virus will eventually seek out and land on the people that are most susceptible, and those are the ones that have not been vaccinated, a, and also the ones who have not been boosted. it's not a matter of if. it's a matter of when. >> dr. jorge rodriguez, always appreciate you and your expertise. thanks for sharing your time and your expertise with us. >> thank you, ana. >>> california is going after the gun industry by mimicking the texas abortion law. the governor's plan and how it might work next. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums chewey

are stepping up patrols for sure, now retailers are taking action on their own here's cnbc's court ney retailers report add increase in this type of theft last year the survey also points to societal changes and law enforcement and prosecution policies, adding to in-store theft. los angeles tops the list for organized retail crime like this smash and grab at the grove mall, then chicago and miami. these crimes are spreading beyond big cities, impacting communities in several ways. rob carr says it's not a victimless crime the more that's stolen, the more a retailer has to sell, possibly at higher prices to make up for it he estimate it is will cost illinois at least $200 million in lost sales tax revenue this year >> for the first time in my 27 years, public safety and crime ranks in the top one or two spots in what companies are deciding in where to locate or to continue to be located in a particular area. >> reporter: nearly two-thirds of retailers say these organized gangs are more violent and aggressive than before, add in the increasing value of stolen goods and more retail ceos a

it has up ended society ney untold ways. it's affected almost every facet of life.ted on a day-to-day basis. amid the thousands of violent attacks on members of that community. between march 2020 and september 30th of this year, the organization stop aapi hate tallied a total of 10,370 reported incidents of hate against asian americans and pacific islanders in the united states. as part of our velshi across america series i traveled to san francisco's chinatown to sit down with six locals who spoke openly about the emotional and physical trauma that they've endured during the pandemic. >> you know, i've been really heart broken. i've been very fearful. i felt powerless and invisible, to be honest. i felt like we weren't seen. from my store walking to my car i'm carrying pepper spray in my hand and just scared any time i hear a sound coming at me. i look behind me every time i turn a corner to make sure there's no one behind me i might need to run from. one incident someone was biking down the sidewalk and i thought someone was trying to attack me and i almost hit th

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santa clara down to a t the connector caltrans spokesperson bart ney and other emergency officials issuing the warning. >> turn around, don't drown when it comes to facing rising water. >> on many freeways. it wasn't exactly flooding but massive sheets of rain daunting drivers and the south bay rain pounded windshields causing incredibly slippery conditions and several accidents. the side slick roads, wicked winds toppled over trees this and san mateo crews working to haul away debris. >> this in felton were a large tree fell into a home and the past road near being hollow road. >> highway was shut down in both directions due to a downed tree. >> and at this hour there is still a flood advisory in effect for alameda county. make sure you check your e has your office or emergency services before you take off. and as you can see right now, we're getting pelted with rain. but lawrence is going to tell us all about that coming up. back to you guys. >> theresa, you're right. thank you. let's take another live look outside this is our camera at the golden gate bridge. but as you can see is cover

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the connector caltrans spokesperson bart ney and other emergency officials issuing the warning. >> turn around, don't drown when it comes to facing rising water on many freeways. it wasn't exactly flooding but massive sheets of rain daunting drivers in the south bay rain pounded windshields causing incredibly slippery conditions and several accidents. the side slick roads, wicked winds toppled over trees. this and san mateo crews working to haul away debris. >> this in felton were a large tree fell into a home and the past road near being hollow road. >> highway was shut down in both directions due to a downed tree alameda county issuing a flood advisory late into monday. you want to make sure that you check with your local authorities about those road conditions. but of course, we always keep you covered on kron. 4 dot com with the very latest as well. in san francisco, theresa kron 4 news storm also took down some staff scaffolding in san mateo. >> police they're releasing this photo showing some of the damage on video from the citizen app. you can see that some people faced unexpecte

something and there seems like there's a lot of unrecognized trauma reverberating around the society ney massively destructive ways and i don't know if a single day of reckoning does anything about that, but at least as a symbolic starting point, there's something really to it about, whoa, hold up! what's going on? >> yeah. >> i ran for office partly the year after trump was elected 34 kids died within the k to 12 system in the bronx and 17 died via suicide and no one was talking about it. no one in congress, and no one in elected office that i saw was really talking about it and if we don't center our mental health as a society, and start governing in that way and thinking of legislation in that way we cannot build back better as a nation if we're only talking about the health of wall street and the health of the stock market. the reason why legislation like voting rights matter and common sense gun reform and women's reproductive health and the george floyd justice and policing act and the reason why those bills matter is because they help rebuild the public trust in government and the

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amani's employer, nei, the individual who was tracked in air and killed as well as some of his familyn exgratia payment made to them in a safe and responsible way. we know we're responsible for this, and we're trying to make up for that as best we can. >> the inbox, this administration is extraordinarily dangerous, you look at what's happening in ukraine, iran, but china. obviously a grave threat, taiwan has been the ally whose name we don't mention for the past 30, 40 years. we're finally doing that. what happens? how do we stop china from invading taiwan. >> nobody wants to see that be the outcome, joe. nothing has changed about our one china policy of course, and we have in the department of defense, secretary austin has made it clear that china is our pacing challenge, and we have done a lot of work in the last year to try to address that challenge. >> what message are we sending to china about them staying out of taiwan? >> we have been very clear that we don't want to see a change to the status quo in a unilateral way. we don't want to see this come to blows. and there's no reas