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, downtown san francisco, south city, mid 60's, 66 in san raphael, near 70 in santat is late in november and we are still talking about weather like this. fairfield 67. i want to show you where the storm track is going to remain right over the pacific northwest as a series of system goes through some atmospheric rivers. it will be continuing to see the rainfall through the next seven days. the computer models through december 2 keeping us try what that high-pressure ridge locked in. the accuweather 7 day forecast driver shoppers tomorrow, warming trend for the weekend, including hanukkah, more late fall weather, in the end, mid 60's, and that dry pattern carrying on into one week. >> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. chris: san jose state football playing. with a win, they will become bowl eligible, all while keeping the trophy. spartans took the field. down 10, nick nash trying to make a play. fumbles and the bulldogs recover. two plays later, jay kaner finds a wide open jordan mims, 45 yards. spartans trail, 23-9 at the break. dirt gets -- derek gets the rock,

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expect a few days, maybe a week but we will come off of these highs, and maybe lose the $5.19 in south city point >> let us hope we don't have to wait for the infamous summer plans to come around. thank you so much point >>> a more unusual crime popping up at uc berkeley. berkeley police say they have responded to gasoline thefts inside of the upper first parking garage on hearst avenue. police are telling us thieves drilled into gas tanks twice to steal the fuel. >>> all lanes of highway 37 are back open in solano county after a pileup involving two big rigs and at least three cars shut down highway 37 for hours. chopper five flew over the scene. the pileup happened in the eastbound lanes are highly highway 121. the silver sedan was crushed right under the cab of a coca- cola truck, and partially pinned underneath. another big rig, at least one person was airlifted to a hospital point >>> two people are dead after a head on crash in san jose. police say a truck was being driven along bailey avenue near monterey road, drifted into the eastbound lanes, and then crashed into a bmw. that crash

shirley south city was jailed last month when he returned to georgia. i've been convicted in a sense of abuse of power. he's on hunger strike and demonstrated that demanding to transfer to a product clinic because he's getting weaker real fast. he say the 53 year old vital signs are normal gangs, and haiti are increasingly targeting schools and students the un children's agency . unicef says the gangs are also forcing teachers to pay so called protection money, or risk being abducted sean hinge and reports from puerto prince. emma in haiti's capital learning is a dangerous business. the education of the use of puerto prince occurs behind iron gates beneath spiral blades of barbed wire in an atmosphere of pervasive fear. i'm afraid that the gangs might come and kidnap me. i don't feel good, but i do it because i love school. principal villages, older bear runs the school on a shortage of funds and students. a few crisis leaves many out of work and unable to afford education, nor even the commute said everyone worries about kidnapping, but we keep working

south, and the hopes of forcing the south to collapse, but the south vietnamese army regrouped, and by summertime, the slog to take back the cityecome. after 3 months fighting alongside the gis, or photographer captured the moment the south vietnamese flag was hoisted above the city again. the designer made that image the centerpiece, and the stone symbolized the tenants of the enemies culture. >> the top portion would be the heaven, and the main panels would be the human being. >> reporter: they survived that battle half a century ago. they say the memorial remembering the 7000 south vietnamese soldiers who lost their lives is bittersweet. >> when i look at this monument, it has been erected already. the younger generation but when they look at this monument, they must remember, and always commemorate, those who died for freedom, democracy , and human rights for vietnam. >> reporter: the team of organizers spoke about the struggles of teaching history before it is lost. >> said, sad because all of the people, and we lose our country . >> when you tell them, of course they know about it. when you show them monument, that will b

like all of this on all the stores are most of the stores go to brisbane or south city. being bitcoin the south city being the biggest costco mostly to tobacco products and you should be located in the city many years ago and they first opened in sanfrancisco but now they're located in brisbane . >> thank you. my initial commitment is that i think the appellant has madean honest error . just a quick classification question from the city attorne . is the 20 day suspension just, is that the extent of the punishment for lack of a better termfor the notice of violation ? for all the tobaccoproducts . >> correct and is currently required for dph. >> you just went onmute . miss lopez. can you hear me now? >> sorry, my screen is frozen. yes. the suspension is the only quote unquote penalty that the appellants are facing and it's a penalty that'sprescribed and outlined in departments rules and regulations . >> have you had this imposed on other establishments as well? >> i'm goingto defer to the department of public health on that because there in this when it comes to enforceme

why many in south africa's poor city of cape town. so that being pushed out of areas to house, the rich ah, ah, look forward to brighter sky's the with sponsored by cuts on a ways. right. when to proper has tucked in now was snow falling in the northeast of china having come out of mongolia, the cold wind, an arctic wind really going across the still open waters, but it's a huge number of snow showers in the western slopes of han shared ha carter possibly enough for warnings of avalanches in a couple of days time. even if not that we've already got gail warnings on the coast is a strong wind, but it's left behind. a vast amount of sunshine attempt is on the low side, will creep up a little bit in the next day or so. it's a dry pictures throughout china now. it's not us human as it was in hong kong, but it's still $24.00 warm degrees. that ne, one, so now settin will tend to give you rain. nissan. sal is on as it is in vietnam and cambodia. it's not going to the same in bangkok. finally, nolan and central thailand is dry, as is most of

city. the project called east ranch housing development sitting on 165-acre site would straddle coke road with jordan ranch. the development to the north and undeveloped land to the east and south0 just beyond it. if approved it will be sent to city council for final approval. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. we are keeping our eye on concerns about international espionage, some breaking news, taking a live look at the u.s. capitol where investigators are trying to get to the source of another big hack attack on nine organizations in defense, energy, tech, healthcare sectors. feds haven't identified the targets but at least one is in the u.s. and it could be the tip of the iceberg. more victims are expected to emerge. we don't know who is behind this but officials from nsa and u.s. cyber security infrastructure security agency officials have been tracking this threat. this is within a week of two other big hack headlines, feds offering $10 million reward for info on whomever was behind the big pipeline hack earlier this year and u.s. cyber officials issuing sweeping directive requiring federal agencies to update systems that are vulnerable to hacking. this is becomi

the international profile of this city is tango, football, latin lifestyle - a south american city with a european feel. but what about the porteños, the nickname for the citizens of buenos aires? how do they roll with it? these politics, economics and growing social inequality. what is it like to struggle to build a more life-sized city when you're constantly having to reboot, regroup, take a deep breath and start all over again? - plagued by political and economic crises, argentina's been down on its luck - to say the least - for quite a while now. its capital, buenos aires, has managed to stay on its feet, and remains the epicenter of the nation's economy. unfortunately, not everyone shares in the wealth. austerity measures have hit the lower and middle classes, and citizens - the porteños - are desperately seeking alternative ways to renew their multifaceted metropolis. so, what gives? on the one hand, buenos aires has a repution for lticultulism that gives every neighbourhood a sense of vitality. on the other, it's facing some serious urban challenges that almost make it seem a bit

so, you know, sort of back pay jump in the south african city of cape town. real estate developers are being accused of putting the needs of the rich before the poll. people are being evicted from shelters to make way for new buildings. and the situation is drawing comparisons with the apartheid era. as for me to mila, explains. living on the sidewalk and shelters built of scrap metal. and plastic sheeting, this group of homeless people in cape town have been here for 2 years now. in 2019 they occupied a vacant old people's home on the site days later. city authorities evicted them and demolished the building. where in this up, up now together was ever reported, but he doubt so now when the out you are sucking out, they are showing that they want to keep this city wide. they don't want anyone to here except right between his in his city, while the eviction has been taken to court, the lives of people here remain in limbo. this lands been sold to a developer and barbara is hoping the courts will intervene. there is definitely a prioritization of capital in our

through south city into san bruno, there is a closure, produce ramp from south 101 is shut down fromrlier crash. apparently there was damage in the road way, atenuator is off to the side of the road way. it is causing a back up. if you are headed from there towards sfo, keep that in mind. west bound 580 altamont pass commute, business as usual, a lot of brake lights out of tracy getting onto 580. it extends to a bit beyond north flynn. things look better the rest of the way into the livermore valley. travel times are almost 40 minutes 205 to 680. highway 4 no delays and 101 out of san jose is looking okay. we had an earlier trouble spot that's now been cleared. no delays muni, bart, vta, cal train. >> thank you, g. >>> new video of crustacean invasion in australia. millions of red crabs starting inching their way from their forest home to the coast of christmas island. annual migration begins after the first rains of the season. it took months for workers at christmas island national park to prepare. they had signs and miles of iers tbe sure the crabs can crawl over specially built b

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a security system ends up protecting a home in a way you wouldn't expect and a south bay city takes and for equity and exclusion. the messages expressed today. and heading outside, a live look at the bay bridge. another check of your weather, cooler temperatures and possibly rain heading our way. our meteorologist with your accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, the 49ers close out the week tomorrow night here on abc 7. we'll tell what you george kitten hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a personal assistant to the owner of a large manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. and also try alevex topical pain relief.

. >>> coming up, parking woes and one south bay city, the new approach to making parking less of a hasslend why some are pushing back against the plan. >>> a new friendship has sparked at the cincinnati zoo. new video showing a penguin infatuated with this woman visiting the zoo . he is seen following her up and down the enclosure along the glass wall, even running along with her. the woman says she believes it was her penguin like outfit that may have attracted the bird to her. >> finally, four days of heavy snowfall turned a playpen of a panda into winter paradise, he made snowballs and snow angels, and then he sat down to enjoy some fresh bamboo sprouts. he has the life. >> weekend goals, maybe not the bamboo. >> that is it for us at 3:00, cbs evening news is next and we will have more local news at 5:00 and captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: breaking news from here in washington, tonight, trump adviser steve bannon indicted for refusing to talk to congress about the january 6 insurrection. steve bannon facing jail time: why lawmakers think he may have known about the riot befor

. >> the freedom plus libertarian convention in rapid city south dakota.t is the libertarian approach to improving, changing higher education? >> we go back to the proposal back in 1776. there needs to be a greater connection between the payers for higher education and the providers with the administration and faculty but if you connect the payment mechanism to the product is being preserved and presented to them you have a financial incentive of both parties to improve the educational system. higher ed is financed a third-party provider by the government or student goes or something is not much of a financial connection of the university itself. what it does is it creates bad incentives each of the different stakeholders the university system are seeking a very different thing from the other. there's no feedback mechanism whether faculty are delivering and what they promise. go back to adam smith with the payment system for the actual provision of content is between the students and professor trickle between students and administrators and can adjust is b

it happened near the city of alton office, 300 kilometers from south paula city. also in brazil, police have killed 25 suspected bank robbers and an operation against violent gangs . a stash of grenades and automatic weapons for 50 officers were involved in writing true farms where gangs were believed to be preparing a tax on local banks. operation ended in a shoot out marcusson's government and a band political party have reached an agreement to end a 10 day long march, calling for the release of a detained leader. thousands of terrific alibi supported. have been walking from the hor, toward the capitol since last week. the rally has been violent on sundays as protest is fought, place at several points. come on. hot has more from osama boss. after intense negotiations that lot dared for a while drove all word late into the night or the government on the committee announced that dad raised an agreement with the proscribe derek l. up, back, august on article all for if rotate details of data agreement i have not been di, wyles. it should be remembered that for the

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their tax targeted the algebra district south, the city of marian who these began their push to take control of the all rich province. 2 months ago. martin is the last stronghold of the internationally recognized government. united nation special envoy for sedans, says mass protests against the country's military takeover. more than a week ago, a working tens of thousands of people have been rallying at least 11 have been killed and more than a 100 injured people. pretty good. i mean, it's a way to see the monster ratios on such a bird and we have no way here to nothing's to measure is exec estoppel. so offset should in most regions of can see numbers that b b, r i, g, h going one. there is a lot of shock lane between z general will come on in the prime minister's residence. other places officials are located. but counting is underway for south africa as the local elections. early report show a low turnout for monday's poll. it's expected to be the toughest conscious yet for the ruling african national congress party. some predictions suggest a and c, but when less than half of the v

but in the last couple of hours the police say they have now found a body, about five miles south of the city has been informed. meanwhile, two people have been arrested, a 24—year—old and a 26—year—old and they are tonight in police custody being questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned — questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion _ questioned on of murder. thank you. ? questioned on suspicion of- questioned on of murder. thank you. | ? questioned on suspicion of murder. schemes to boost the numbers of ethnic minority students doing research have been launched by universities, to try to address the glaring lack of, particularly, black researchers. one analysis shows that out of nearly 20,000 phd positions awarded over three years, only 245 were to candidates who were black. the head of the uk's research funding body said that the criteria for choosing people to do research are too narrow — and that the culture in university departments had to change. here's pallab ghosh. there are more ethnic minority students a

in south africa, presidents city rama poses, as the clerk helped put south african, the path to democracy who was illegal or ha potty that was largely discredited in relation to the role that the national party played in and forcing up parties. but he had the courage to step away from the path that his party that he led had embarked upon. ah, let's bring in august. all of them are joining us from johannesburg. tim b, suffolk, who day is a senior research fellow at africa's yet dialogues. kim halla is a political. anna is an author of no white lies black politics and white. paula and mozilla laquatta, president of congress, of the people and a member of south african parliament would welcome to you all the missa. why is it that people in south africa continued to be divided about the legacy of the clack? whoa, former present to click has been a device of figure for the fact that he was the leader of the national park, which was enough to corner terminated political party. it was inevitable that he, at his death he will caught a divided opinion and dare him being the last update president.

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still in the grips of a drought, and new water restrictions are going into effect today in the south bay citiesk at what this will mean for businesses and your family. kris? >> reporter: if you have not hit the shower this morning in the south bay, you may make it a quick one because the water restrictions go into effect for some customers in the city of san josÉ, cupertino, campbell, los gatos and saratoga. customers who don't cut back could be hit with a drought fee. the san josÉ water company gets its water from the santa clara water district that declared a drought in june. for the average household, that 15% reduction, if you don't meet the benchmark you will be charged $7.15 per unit that you go over, and consider a unit is 748 gallons, and a shower is 10,000 units. they will offer low flow shower heads and shower timers and other rebates for other products. if you need a quick fix to cut your water use, take a look at what you are doing outside, folks, because half of all of the water that is used is used in our yards. kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >> thanks, kris. >>> just into o

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center and a branch of the chicago public library and creating new spaces for folks from the south side and alden citye by saying it feels natural for michelle and me want to get back to chicago and to the south side in particular. the place where she grew up and i came into my own. where our children were born. where we made so many friends and where i launched my political career. and we will always be grateful for that. in the obama presidential center is our way of repaying some of what this amazing city has given us. we are also building the center because we believe it can. pat: some of the central struggles of our time. we are living through a moment of rapid disruption. in technology in the global economy, our social arrangements and our environment, and those disruptions can be scary. and too often it feels as if our major institutions have failed to respond effectively to these disruptions to help people find economic or protect our planet and what we've seen is that in the breach, a cultural of cynicism and mistrust and grow. we see more division it and increasingly bitter conflicts. in the

joining us from the freedomfest libertarian convention in rapid city south dakota is john lott and he is the author of this book "gun control myths." over the july 4 weekend there were over 100 shootings in the city of chicago alone. how does that get prevented? >> the same way prevent violent crimes generally. that's what gets the attention but 92% of violent crime doesn't involve guns in any way. there's a simple reason why we have had an increase in violent crime over the last year and that is across the country we have had a large number of inmates being released from jails and prisons that in many cases over 50% of inmates have been released, many violent criminals have been released. we have had police being ordered to stand down and police budgets have been cut in cases like new york a billion dollar cut in their budget and you have prosecutors around the country that have been refusing to prosecute even violent criminals philadelphia, chicago, st. louis los angeles san francisco and portland. it's been a policy for many prosecutors not to punish many criminals that are there a

city council until 1972, more than 70 years later. coup also provided the blueprint for terror and intimidation in the south and wilmington was among the first cities to get jim crow laws when they segregated the streetcars. in 1906 white supremacist in georgia plotted to steal by attacking black voters but first they consulted with wilmington's coup leaders on how to do it. hope smith later elected governor in election said, quote, we can handle the black the way they handled them in wilmington. now most of you probably never heard of the wilmington coup until i read about centennial events in wilmington in newspaper coverage in 1998. i hadn't either and i went to high school and college in north carolina. the coup was never mentioned by any professor or any history book in all the classes i took. now, many people who have read the book have the same two questions i had when i first learned of the coup in 1998. one, how could i not know about this and two, how could this happen in the united states of america. i think the best answer i can give is this is a forgotten chapter of american history that was covered up or mischaracterized

and the 1898 coup was a civil event from north carolina but the entire south, cemented the white supremacy of city and state policies for the next 60 years and inspired white across the south to use violence and terror and that also turned the black majority into a white supremacist synagogue in wellington was 66 percent black in 1898, in fact he had the highest population black population among any major city in the south of the time and today is less than 18 percent black printed and after the coup the black citizens in north carolina in about an significant numbers for almost 70 years until after the passage of the voting rights act in 1965. now 1996, two years before the coup, there were 126,000 register black voters in north carolina, 126,000 and by 1902, just four years after the coup, the number had been cut down to 6000 so that you can see how effective the scoop was in just destroying the ability for them to vote. in 1998, there is just one black man in congress and he was a senate for the house. jordan george henry white and white supremacy headed congressman white and his family so vici

city two days after the 1898 midterm elections. at the time, wilmington had one of the few multiracial governments in the south with black men in prominent positions but the white mob evicted the city's three black and seven white alderman, the mayor, police chief and other elected leaders at gunpoint and installed coup leaders in their place. they burned the city's black newspaper and tried to lynch the black publish. as well as white race traitors who served in city government with black men. these black and white leaders were marched at gunpoint to the wilmington train station, thrown aboard departing trains and told don't come back or we will kill you on site. not one of them ever did return. not one came back. the 1898 coup was a pivotal event not just for the north carolina but the entire south. it cemented white supremacy as city policy for the next 60 years and inspired whites to use violence and terror to snuff out the black folks. it also turned a black majority city into a white supremacist citadel. wilmington was 56% black in 1898. in fact, it had the highest black population of any major city in the south at the time. today,

this took place this morning in the city south of market neighborhood. police say during an encounter with a man inside a residential hotel officers felt threatened enough to fire. that man has been identified as jamal ammany. sfpd plans to hold a town hall tomorrow or in the next few days to show video of the exchange. >>> a stunning turn of events inside a san josÉ courtroom. late today, elizabeth holmes took the stand in her own defense. no cameras were allowed inside for this case, but our scott budman, our reporter, was there inside and live tweeted as she testified. holmes talked about her time at stanford and how she started from humble beginnings, and she was comfortable on the stand and was allowed not to wear a mask and made eye contact with the jury. the theranos founder is accused of defrauding her investors. >>> anybody over the age of 18 can get the booster shot. that means pharmacies like cvs and walgreens are opening for all adults. experts fear the u.s. will see another covid surge during the holidays. >>> a live look at sfo on the busie

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most of us an inch and a half in the north east, central and then south of redwood city.over near 1/10 of an inch of rain warmer as we head into the next few days. the big h means high pressure is going to stay. stay put. and it just arcs the jet stream right up over the top. so when you see the big age, you think, okay, rain's gonna typically stay north but you also get a stable environment, so that means that, uh, coastal or not, coastal coastal fog would form if it was that time of year summer, but we're gonna get valley fog in those inland bay valley since you need a stable environments with us getting out and that's what we have. so i've already seen some reports of valley fog out there at around. nicasio and places like that out brown, uh, eastern contra costa county up in marin marin county area, let those little low lying areas like would occur. um you're going to find some fog currently the bay bridge. traffic moving fine. no fog clouds a couple leftover spritz als if you will were showing up this afternoon, not picking up on radar. but even in the last hour, jus