. >>> officer michael johnson, a cop at the college at rock port was on a routine welfare check early one saturday in september 2012 when he got the shock of his life. >> we don't see that level of violence that often. >> room 108 was wrecked. there was blood everywhere, on the bed, on the door, on a pillow on the floor. and in the center of the room is a young woman on the floor facedown. her bloody hair falling over her face. >> it seemed very unnatural the way she felt. even the bloody footprints that were around her indicated something violent happened. the adrenalin kicks in and you need that in that moment and it was just time to go to work. if she was alive, i had to do all i could for her. >> i heard this guy yelling and i thought it was a drunk college kid. >> reporter: hailey lived across the hall from alex's room. the commotion woke her up. >> i noticed the man was yelling for help and stuff. so, i woke up and started looking through my peep hole and it was a police officer yelling. >> lieutenant worked with officer johnson on the campus force. >> he radioed me for the ad -

commission with port and city staff and mission rock partners all working collaboratively. with construction having commenced in 2020, phase one includes 537 units of rental housing, 199 of which will be affordable to renters making between 45 to 150% of the area median income. phase one also includes 500,000 square feet of commercial feet in buildings b and g. ground floor retail will be in all four buildings of phase one, and it includes infrastructure for district energy and nonpotable water needs. and finally, phase one will building out new streets and sidewalks in the inland portion of china basin park. [please stand by] . >> moving over to parcel a, we're looking at an aerial shot of the canyon being formed out there. the steps have been poured out in the front right there on the corner where third street is the entry point for parcel a under neath all of this vertical processing for the d.e.s. system. the annex is at level six, so really exciting. and parcel b over here, successful power crane erection happened about 1.5 weeks ago, so next steps tha

. >> the international warehouse union that works across 29 ports is a strong democratic organization. >> the markets are caught between a rock and a hard place. x we are in a worse position than several weeks ago. >> there's a mismatch between fiscal stimulus and central banks for winding down. >> we don't think it is time to give up on equities. >> this is one of the most detrimental to equity. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." kailey: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." joining you now on tv and radio, we have been talking about this all morning, very different today than yesterday, but still there are many questions, including the omicron variant with headlines out of the u.k. in terms of its response. guy: yes, the chancellor of the exchequer has been under pressure to help the hospitality system and it was inevitable that something similar might happen in france. the u.k. treasury is up with a one billion pound support package for the business is being affected. the chancellor saying the government cannot rule out further covid curves. basically everybody playing their cards reasonably close to their che

. >> the international warehouse union that works across 29 ports is a strong democratic organization. >> the markets are caught between a rocke. x we are in a worse position than several weeks ago. >> there's a mismatch between fiscal stimulus and central banks for winding down. >> we don't think it is time to give up on equities. >> this is one of the most detrimental to equity. >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." kailey: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ."

rocks. >> at least two dozen died in vicious hand-to-hand combat. >> they built airfields with ports, deployedas extended influence into the south china sea. >> china claimed virtually all of it. >> harassing dozens of vessels. >> china is, quote, not frightening to fight a war with the u.s. in the region. >> and even sinking ships. >> the international blowback against china, the willingness to see china as a threat is directly because of xi jinping. >> xi's most defiant move occurred in hong kong. >> hong kong belongs to china once again. >> back in 1997 when the british returned the city to china, beijing had promised the world that it would allow autonomy and freedom there. >> repeated reassurances to the people of hong kong -- >> hong kong residents shall enjoy various rise in freedoms. >> not anymore. >> the political fate of hong kong remade by beijing. >> hong kong has changed beyond recognition. >> a sweeping national security law in 2020 -- >> 47 pro-democracy activists have been charged. >> -- led to mass arrests of politicians. >> the press literally under attack. >> journalists ar

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rocking the boat for the cruise industry. omicron variant field outbreaks are being reported on several cruise liners despite strict protocols like vaccination requirement and testing. some ships had been turned away from some of the portsse locals are worried about importing omicron cases. so what resource -- recourse do you have if you have booked a cruise? >> they don't guarantee that you will hit any ports. you aren't owed a refund. they will offer you a dispatch -- discount on other cruising. >> each vessel>> each vessel>> l a color code signifying whether there are cases on board and how severe that out break is. >> families in oakland celebrated christmas with the curries. the holidays, books, safe places for kids to play. there were daily surprises and gifts for the kids, too. >> the parade will have 43 floats to usher in 2022. volunteers are working around the clock to make sure they are ready for the big event. both the rose parade and the college football game are expected to go as planned. happening now, some exciting news. it's almost time for a pair of eagle eggs to hatch at any given moment. >> what is the eagle doing? this is so fascinating. this is a live look from the eagle nest. i have spent the past

port st. lucie area. the national weather service is saying that heavy rainfall from tonight and tomorrow night could lead to rockdes, debris flows and flash flooding in those recent burn scar areas as well as locations that are downstream from that burn area. meanwhile, the wind advisory has now been upgraded to a high wind warning for monterey county. it starts tomorrow at 01:00am gusts could reach anywhere from 45 to 60 miles an hour and authorities are saying the winds can blow down trees and power lines. they're expecting widespread power outages. and it also could be difficult in those conditions to drive high profile vehicles are also pull some trailers. you can track the script on your fingertips by downloading the kron 4 news mobile app. you can get real-time radar and lawrence is forecast just use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to download the app. so now the center of the destruction after those tornadoes from friday is a candle factory in kentucky where more than 110 workers were inside when that storm hit. and now the building we're looking at here is not

port of san francisco. we have limited the program to certain types of fish such as salmon, halibut, tuna and rock fish.is restricted from this program because we did not want to interfere with the existing crab sales on taylor street and jefferson street. so this is not meant to favor one aspect of the fishing industry more than another. it's to basically to lift up the whole industry together. >> and if joe the program has been doing just that. >> it was almost breathtaking whenever i woke up one morning and i got my federal receiver, my first receivers license in the mail. and that gave me permission to actually take fish off my boat. once we started to be able to sell, it opened things up a bit. because now that we have that federal permit and i was able to petition the city council and getting permission from san francisco to actually use the dock and to sell fish here, it was a big turning point. because we really didn't think or know that we'd get such a positive response from the public. and so we're getting thousands of people coming down here buying fish every week and so that's pretty cool. t