but we've reached out west nile virus is transmitted by mosquitoes. it's, as i said, an unusual time of year for west. now be a problem since mosquitoes thrive in warm weather risk of humans getting the disease declines as the weather cools in the fall. most people who contract the virus have mild to no symptoms and rarely people develop more serious complications each year, more than 100 people die from this, though and in the bay area. we know populations of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile in places like sonny bill, santa clara and palo alto in contra costa county. vector control is concerned about in any invasive species of mosquitoes being in the area. now you can help prevent the spread of mosquitoes that carry diseases by following these recommendations by officials and says inspect rain prevention, so inspect your home. look for standing water, then drain, remove or dump out anything that can hold water searches, flower pots, rain, gutters. pet dishes or buckets to prevent standing water from becoming a problem. you can actually d

it's an unusual time of year for west nile deaths to occur. like daria said since mosquitoes thrive in warm weather risk of humans getting the disease declines as the weather cools each fall. most people who contract the virus have mild to no symptoms at all. and rarely people develop more serious complications each year, more than 100 people die from this in the bay area. we know populations of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile in places like sunnyvale, santa clara, palo alto and in contra costa county, vector control was concerned about invasive species of mosquitoes being in the area. now you can help prevent the spread of mosquitoes that carry diseases by following these recommendations by officials inspect your home. look for standing water, then drain remover dump out anything that can hold water such as flower pots, rain, gutters. pet dishes or buckets to prevent standing water from becoming a problem. you can drill holes in the containers they can drain and then change water in birdbaths or pet dishes frequently and recomme

a wild week on wall street, dan niles on where to put your money now. incredibly positive biden says elon musk's relationship with other countries should be scrutinized while he is laughing at republican plans to investigate his son hunter senator tom cotton is here. first inflation in the economy were the top issues at the polls this week, consumer prices climbing 7.7% year-over-year off of the highs that were seen. look at food prices surging as we head into the holidays. president biden taken a victory lap after the midterms saying he's equity change anything about his policies they just need more time to work. >> i know it's going to take timetable to our entire economic agenda which we already passed. for folks to feel it in the day-to-day lives but i think folks are going to see in the next few months. maria: joy to be now forbes media chairman steve forbes and restaurant ceo andy puzder. great to see you both, thank you so much for being here. steve let me kick things off with you, get your reaction to joe biden, he's not changing nothing, he say

west nile virus is transmitted by mosquitoes. most people who are infected, though, have mild or no symptoms at all. well, let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside tonight at the beautiful golden gate bridge and fortunately in terms of west nile anyway, it's too chilly for those mosquitoes. i hope it's too chilly for kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here today's rain. great to bill. fantastic. more scattered showers around the bay area. if you had a chance to look out. >> you probably some of those saw some of those thunderstorm towers rolling on through to even a couple lightning strikes outside today. tonight, things are quieting down around the bay area. it's going to lead a very cold night in some parts of bay area tonight and what a day it's been. we've skies begin to part a bit. you've got that cold alaskan air that is really kind of settled in now. but look at this system. it kind of just turns it way along the west coast, bringing that shower activity in the california still activ

reporter: the waters of the nile are a symbol of prosperity since ancient times, but they are no longergh to support the needs of a growing population. even more so since ethiopia built a dam upstream. using it to regulate the river's flow. 98% of the country's inhabitants are directly dependent on the river. 500 kilometers to the north, the first child lands of the nile delta, the breadbasket of egypt. it has used the nile to irrigate the fields here. >> you can see the water comes from here, leaves over there. reporter: mohammed grows rice and needs to flood his land. since agriculture accounts for 98% of the consumption of water, the government has imposed stricter controls on the use of resources. >> we have three or four days of water, and than two or three dry days. during the three days of water, the field is completely flooded. and on the dry days, there is a little bit of water. it's still available. it is not a problem. reporter: but the system of rotation does not suit everyone. to the north, where the land is less rich, this family has been growing jute for generations. it i

sarah. >> yeah, the person who died of west nile virus, they were sick for a while. health officials say the person was from santa clara county but got infected somewhere in the bay area. they're not sure where it's an unusual time of year for this to happen. no other details were given about the person who died. west nile virus is transmitted by no other than the mosquito since mosquitoes thrive in warm weather risk of humans getting the disease declined as the weather cools each fall. most people who contract the virus have mild to no symptoms at all. and rarely people develop more serious complications. but each year, more than 100 people die from this in the bay area. we know populations of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus in places like sunnyvale, santa clara and palo alto in contra costa county. vector control was concerned about an invasive species of mosquitoes being in the area. now you can help prevent the spread of mosquitoes that carry diseases like west. now by following these recommendations by officials inspect your home, look for st

the nile delta is usually covered by sea water, but now we can see the impact. look at satellite images, you can see the first rows of farms across the delta have turned into aquaculture, are no longer able to provide the food. it is a growing crisis. the nile itself, models predict the standard deviation -- in the future, it is double as likely before drought -- for drought. egypt is already under the water poverty line. putting into that the geopolitical issues, it creates a high likelihood of conflict, as well. amy: what do you think egypt has to do, what do you think nations that are most responsible for the climate crisis, like the u.s. and china, western countries need to do? ahmed: this is the point of these negotiations. it is an oversimplification but it hits the nail on the head. for 13 years we have been negotiating one question. whether those that have cause of this climate crisis will be held accountable and liable for their actions. so far, they have refused to take responsibility. the founding principles-- have been watered down for decades. sadly

seven west nile deaths have been reported statewide this year. the risk generally declines, though, as the weather gets cooler mass was held in oakland this evening to remember three homeless individuals who recently passed away. the mass was held at the cathedral of christ the light on harrison street. that church says the three people lived on the streets near the cathedral after they died. the remains were unclaimed. they were laid to rest in the mausoleum there in a ceremony that marks the catholic feast of all souls day at 11, a group of california doctors is now suing to stop a new law about doctor patient communications regarding covid assembly. bill 2098 empowers the medical board of california to discipline doctors who discussed covid-19 in a way that strays from the contemporary scientific consensus. the bill was signed by governor newsom in september . the doctors claim the new law violates their first amendment rights to free speech and their 14th amendment right to due process, asking a federal court to prevent the bill from going in

we are ordinary people, niles, struthers, mahoney valley. ordinary people.his country has been fueled by ordinary people doing extraordinary things. [applause] and if i could just leave you with something, it is that belief that if you are a teacher, you are a nurse, you are a cop, you are a firefighter. whatever your job is coming have an opportunity to improve things, to make things better. to do something extra neri. -- extraordinary. wally did not work out with this -- while it did not work out with this particular race for the united states senate i met somebody leaders who are counting on's country to make things better. there are so many forgotten communities and families. it is the ordinary people to have to do something extraordinary. the challenges are going to be great as we move forward. they are going to be great. see some of the people they're going to walk into the united states senate, we have a lot of work to do for the night states of america. -- united states of america. this family pledges, whatever is next for us, we will continue to be

we have an office in sudan not only in cartoon, but also in dar 4 in blue nile. and in the core to find on the high commissioner has been engaging at the highest levels, including with general bar hun on these issues. very frank discussions raising the issues. and in fact we have seen an openness and we've seen a receptiveness. they have asked us for, you know, that they've given access to our office to detainees. for example, they have asked us to provide cases to them that they can follow up on. we are seeing entry points for the un human rights office to be able to even in this a transitional phase, to be able to accompany the people of sudan in their demand for human rights, the sudanese and i've been waiting for that for the promise democratic transition when do you think that is going to happen? listened as a political process that is ongoing. the un is involved in it, um, as, as the african union and some other states. and of course, most importantly, of course, this process needs to be owned by the people of sudan. so there are various actors from, you kn

his ancestors, but almost word for word repeated the speeches of the leader of the british laborites nile-kinok. why is this woman the first in a thousand generations of her ancestors went to university, they climbed out of the mines and went to play football, the scandal turned out to be loud, and journalists began to carefully look for lies in other speeches of presidential candidates and easily found gloominess when i participated in the civil rights march. i didn't advocate a 12-point program. i, like tens of thousands of others, walked for the sake of change, and we achieved them. is it worth it says that biden never participated in the civil rights movement, nor was he ever a diligent student. about what stated at meetings with voters. what law school did they go to and what was their academic record? he was the only one in his class who received a full scholarship. i was an outstanding student in political science. i graduated with three degrees. in fact, biden's academic performance was listed in the last tens. and in general, he almost flew out of school in the first year. for the repo

red i algae spreading throughout the nile river and turning into a reddish murky color which has the impact of the auction at dating, did i get it. [laughter] and thus killing off fish. and so when a bunch of fish die what they are not doing as they are not eating frogs. so what happens next is there is an overabundance of overpopulation of frogs to start popping up out of the water and then invading your town, right? the neat frogs because their population is too large there's on the food for them start to die off in great numbers to which then in turn causes a plague of flies. you kind of work yourr way along the ecological disaster scenario that you see in exodus. which is really interesting story. how about you? >> yes i had not heard it that way it was reallyt fascinating one of the things that blew my mind when those rainy plague chapter was learning about the origins of the story of the song ring around the rosie. you all played that when your kid hopefully. i can't remember how old i was but at some point in time as a child somebody told me you know that ring around the rosie

increasingly vulnerable to the effects of climate change facing rising sea levels and severe flooding in the nile delta in egypt, climate change is threatening people's livelihoods in winter floods are becoming increasingly fierce. salt water seeping into farm land and destroying settlements on the coast to win lavion. the water flooded the whole area here right down to the streets and ruined the fields on them where to go with us or on how to close it off . this dyke now offers protection. it was co financed by the german government development ministers venue should. so stop by on route to shar, mal shape should say, as promising more financing. germany wants to invest 550000000 euros to expand hydrogen power world wide. hydrogen is considered a climate friendly or alternative to oil, coal and gas. the minister also wants a global protective umbrella fund, paid for by rich nations. germany has pledged 170000000 euros. countries should be able to get crisis help quickly. i asked them and therefore i'm glad that the topic of loss or damage made it on to the agenda here. it's the 1st time we have

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that is telling that you we're going to get under upcoming holiday season do we have dan niles sound >> listen to this. >> i think what you are going to see this christmas, is a big switch to revenge spending whatever you want to call it, and people bought as much stuff as they needed over the last several years of covid. and so i think you are going to see big tech results, getting a lot more difficult, especially, as you know, people being on the internet slows down people being on the beach speeds up. and on the ski slopes you should see next year's numbers woman he down further, estimates start coming down in july i think you are going to see that accelerating as we go into next year with this switch in spending from goods to services. >> the day the market was nuts over cpi number dow industrials up 1200 points that day what about that talking about a weaker than expected holiday and weaker than coupled 2023. >> i think that is valid again if you look at some of the companies some of the retailers brands out there, they grew 30, 50%, since 2019, those numbers have to normalize a

so red algae spreading throughout the nile river and turning it into a reddish, murky color which hasther impact of deoxygenating -- >> yeah. >> did i get it? the water and thus, killing off fish. so when a bunch of fish die, they're not eating frogs. so what happens next is suddenly there's an overamen dance and -- overabundance of frogs who start invading your town, right? and then the frogs, because their population is too large and there's not enough food for them, start to die off in great numbers which then in turn causes a a plague of flies, and you kind of work your way along the sort of ecological disaster scenario that you see in exodus, which i think is a really interesting story is. how about you? >> yeah. because i hadn't heard of that. it was really fasts nateing. one of the things -- fascinating. one of the things that blew my mind a little bit was when i was writing the plague chapter was learning about the origins of thehe story, the song ring aroud the rosie. so you guys all played that when you were kids, hopefully. and i can't remember how old i was, but at some po

big tech he said the way stocks have been trading suggest a weak holiday spending season here is dan nilestch. >> i think what you are going to see this christmas, is a big switch to revenge spending whatever you want to call it people bought as much stuff as they needed over the last several years of covid, and so i think you are going to see big tech results getting a lot more difficult especially, as you know, people being on the internet slows down people being on the beach speeds up. and on the ski slopes so you should start to see next year's numbers down further estimates start coming down in july i think you are going to see the that accelerate as we go into next year with this switch in spending from goods to services. maria: . >> we already saw that people are switching their spending spending on services, on travel, hotel rooms as opposed to applying more stuff. . >> yeah, i think that is correct i think the consumer only has certain amount to spend, i was down shore over the weekend maria breakfast yesterday my wife and i omelet pancakes side of sausage two can you please cove

most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feetin crocodiles that canup to 20 feet in length. the river crossings are pure natural theater. and they are pure natural theater. and they are what the 300 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see. so let's just hope i have some beginners luck. as will and i arrived at the gates of the masai mara national reserve i get to meet some unfermented girl masai mara women. can you tell me what you're selling because like i can't see you. hi, linda. a giraffe. every one take a step back. 0k, hi, linda. a giraffe. every one take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much. i don't think i've ever been so overwhelmed my entire life of that i don't know what these are. i mean, they are giraffes but i got about 70 giraffes and was about to feel them. i will treasure these for ever on my mantelpiece. the masai are a tried and failed across the country so much so that the spirits can be seen on the national flag. traditionally masai life has been built around the

so the first plague in which the river nile turns to blood. has now been attributed perhaps to a red algal bloom. so red algae spreading throughout the nile river and turning it into a reddish murky color, which has the other impact of deoxygenated deoxygenated. i get it the water and thus killing off fish and so in a bunch of fish die what they're not doing is they're not eating frogs. so what happens next is suddenly there's an overabundance and overpopulation of frogs who started hopping up out of the water and then invading your town right and then the frogs because their population is too large and there's not enough food for them start to die off in great numbers, too which then in turn causes a plague of flies and you kind of work your way along this sort of ecological disaster scenario that you see in exodus, which i think is a really testing another really interesting story. how about you? yeah, because i hadn't heard it. that was really fascinating one of the things that completely the blew my mind a little bit was when i was writing

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of all kron. 4 >> well, santa clara county health officials confirmed a person died from the west nileirus yesterday. the county's public health department confirming the person became infected while staying in contra costa county, but was in santa clara when they died. health officials say this is an unusual time for west nile to happen because mosquitoes which carry the disease thrive in warmer weather. mosquitoes have previously tested positive for the virus in places like sunny, they'll santa clara and palo alto. all right. switching gears now to talk a bit about our weather looking outdoors now at san francisco. beautiful perspective out there. nice, clear blue skies. but as we've all probably noticed at this point, the weather certainly is starting to get quite a bit colder. kyla. what are you tracking? yes, i want to talk about how cold we got last night. what our chances are of that happening tonight. so those clear skies mean that the heat of the day escapes very quickly. when you've got cloud cover. >> it helps insulate you a little bit. so obviously, tonight we're going into

. ♪ from the west nile virus after a long illness.hey said the death was recorded in that county, even though the person was infected with the mosquito borne virus in another part of the bay area, they did not release anything more about the illness. there have been seven west nile deaths reported in california this year. the risk generally declines as the weather gets cooler. season in the sierra is set to have an early start, thanks to the cooler temps and recent snowfall mammoth mountain on the eastern side of the sierra yosemite says it is opening on saturday, which is a week earlier than scheduled . opening day operations are still up in the air, but resorts expect to run a few lifts with access to some of the runs there . everything will be based on the mammoth mountain, the main lodge there, and that's not the only resort thinking about opening earlier, either. reporter heather waldman has a look at the conditions at sugar. ball. a little over 24 hours ago, there was nothing dirt and rocks around here and then it started snowin

mona from niles tv. >> the division. >> i will come back. here to be shot at until i leave. >> thank you so much, thank you. this, this was used to deliver people, quite the main theme, we heard the us president, for the world, vulnerable countries, my question, my question goes two ways, delivering, with words, change into real deeds, would be possible and what we heard $150 million, that was the pledge, we are the most vulnerable countries in the middle east and africa and i suppose, one hundred 50, do you think this is enough? >> i think the president's words were as a down payment, the way our budgeting works, you have to get congress to appropriate, that was not able to happen with the elections and everything going on before the president left but leaving that aside, when donald trump was there he zeroed out the money for climate, 0 money under donald trump and in the first year that a president comes in after our presidential election would have been last year, 21, the precedent of the president's budget. president biden had donald tr

most of these rivers are teaming with nile crocodiles that can grow up to 20 feet in length.tre, and they're what the 300,000 tourists who visit here each year come to experience. but the crossings are extremely rare to see, so let's just hope i have some beginner's luck. as will and i arrive at the gates of the maasai mara national reserve, i get to meet some entrepreneurial maasai women. can you — can you tell me what you're selling? i can't see you. this giraffe? highlander... so, basically... laughs. i don't know what to do! sorry... someone hit me in the head with the giraffe! ok, i need to take control of this. everyone take a step back. ok, here you go. thank you so much. i love them! i don't think i've ever been so overwhelmed in my whole entire life. i don't know what these are. i don't know what... i mean, they're giraffes. once they found out i love giraffes, i got about 70 giraffes, but i wasn't allowed to feel them. so, um... i will treasure these forever on my mantelpiece. gerald and lenny! the maasai are a kenyan tribe, and famed across the country, so much so,

health officials say this is an unusual time for west nile to happen since mosquitoes, which carry the disease thrive in warm weather. mosquitoes have previously tested positive for the virus in places like sunnyvale, santa clara and palo alto. on the peninsula, dining al fresco became pretty popular during the pandemic. but now the future of some of those outdoor spaces could be in jeopardy in palo alto. the city council there saying if restaurants want to keep their parklets spaces for outdoor dining, they'll have to ask their neighboring business and property owners for consent starting next june. well, not everyone is on board with that idea. >> well, i don't see why we should have permission when it's already been. does it need to us from the city of palo alto? everything is just beautiful. people are so happy out here. >> parklets were designed to help restaurants. stay open during covid because a lot of us we've simply could not dine indoors at that time. businesses we spoke with say that they hope the city council will address this part. what issue first thing next year? all ri

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illegal street shows santa clara county health officials confirmed a person has died from the west nile virus yesterday. the counties. >> public health department confirmed that the person was infected while staying in coast who are contra costa county, but was in santa clara when they passed. health officials say this is an unusual time for west. now the happened since mosquitoes which carry the disease thrive in warm weather and the skaters have previously tested positive for the virus in places like sonny bill, santa clara and palo alto. all right, time for another look at the forecast. this beautiful shot overlooking downtown san francisco in kind of a >> chilly late afternoon. and crawford's to just lawrence karnow here to talk about rain. we're waiting for me. i think this we're going to see a series of storms affect the bay area beginning this weekend. tonight are tonight with really cold night around the bay area early on this morning to night, going to be cold, but not quite as cold. couple high clouds there in the distance. beautiful sunset this evening and will be long. those

the group was founded by doctor niles, mohamad, who became what many call the first qatari to publicly come out as. the 35 year-old physician now lives in san francisco. he hopes to show that love is not a crime. >> i for people around the world are for lgbt rights and that our to join us. they love is not a crime like cheer for and to bring visibility to the that place right now. >> the problem, the problem rules are the only national football supporters group that canada fans from its own nation because joining would send them to jail. another big story we're following this morning. police are investigating 2 separate bay area shootings that happened over the weekend in total, one person died and 3 others were injured. kron four's philippe djegal has the latest on that. >> a body tarp richmond sidewalk. it's rested next to an suv being processed for evidence on him and or street just before 3 o'clock saturday morning, california highway patrol officers closed the area off as investigators piece together. what happened. the chp says it turns out the person who died was shot while driv

illegal street shows and what officials are now saying after a person in the south bay dies of west nile virus. also a live report from washington as democrats and republicans accelerate their push to win voters vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions.

okay dan niles, we know where you stand and of course we continue to watch it with huge gains on the major indices today. >> thank you >>> let's turn to crypto now great to have you. the headlines keep coming. the latest is sbf may be looking to fund raise. you've reported there could be an $8 billion hole to fill who? how could that ever happen >> that is the question. there is still a lot of this unfolding. i was talking to some sources close to the due diligence process with finance and have seen the balance sheet they told me it is at least an $8 billion hole and could go significantly larger they also said there is nobody in the industry that can fill this gap at this point that either wants to take on that risk and legal risk and has that amount of money. the other thing i was hearing overnight and two sources told me the doej is now investigating ftx saying two things, misappropriating customer funds and then misleading investors having to do with its relationship with alameda. we did get some tweets we haven't heard from him since earlier this week. he said there are a number

talking about the west nile virus as it comes to the bay area leading to the death of a santa clara countyesident. >> we'll have a live report on that in the next hour. and the recent attacks against nancy pelosi's husband raises questions, safety and concerns for politicians were going to do that reviews. they are going over as new details of the attacks are revealed. we'll be right back. ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver. harness the power of 7 moisturizers & 3 vitamins to smooth, heal, and moisturize your dry skin. gold bond. champion your skin. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news. a cold front dropping temperatures around the bay. temperatures we're seeing right now. as you can see in the 30's for some folks near close to freezing. from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far. >> i know why i turned on the has it was 61 and i raised it to 62 just a little more comfortable. yeah. we've got to suggest that i would to darya james here get john and rain a standby. let's start with john because caught a glimpse there. santa rosa in