you choose velcro spikes. i'm up for spikes in my velcro team, velcro. this is for me.s, why doesn't anything stick to ice? i rode velcro for a long time, but then skidded on the road. what are the arguments in favor of velcro, so that no one, even on a horse, would make it more comfortable for me to go through snow porridge on velcro. we have two identical cars one on friction tires. so scientifically called velcro, the other on studded wheels. both sets have passed, as it should be, the friction tires should also be run in the first 200 km. and this is done in order to wear off the top layer of rubber, which is baked, as if in the process of vulcanization in the manufacture of a tire, i launch an internet vote. i think our entire south of the country will vote for velcro, and severstal of the country will vote for spikes everywhere. let's go run in our previous tests. what we just didn’t do it with tires, we accelerated, we braked, we pulled the cable, it was time for real sports competitions. georgy cherdantsev himself, repeatedly recognized as the best sports journa

tom: spike, as a libertarian. you are surprised and shocked at how easily america got rolled on this whole thing. we rolled over and played sick and listened to these public health officials. officials. officials. official. >> sadly this is a tale at old at time. they use fear porn and death porn to threaten the world. we will give them back when we are done. at no point do you need to question our motives. unfortunately, i wish i were convinced even after seeing devastating affects of long downs and mandates, they did almost nothing to slow or stop the str spread of covid and did did -- damage to americans, i am not convinced they won't do it again, i hope of this is last time we hear from anthony fauci, i don't believe that either, juan is right, this is just a fraction of his history. ly never forget anthony fauci one of main contributors to gay panic of 1980s he kept suggesting that aids could be spread from gay males to everyone el from casual or close contact, people were fearing gay men, and showing up in h

so that's the spikes or driving experience.n just like babies and this time the velcro on a quarter of the body, but pulled ahead, but can you trout? we succumbed to you, so let's sit behind the wheel together again now, and now everyone will drive on their favorite type of tires and the stud team partially takes. revenge. wow, that was a forbidden move. he poured water on us. he flooded us completely with water. this is called the experience you won’t drink away, unexpectedly for many, a velcro car won with a crushing score of 3:1. well, what about acceleration? we figured it out, figured it out, figured it out, but sometimes in winter you need to glide, that is, slow down. well, about cars. na na na i won for your team. you are satisfied. happy together on braking. at first, the spikes showed themselves better, but the velcro evened out the score. friendship won in general, the velcro classification won the acceleration score 3:1, braking 2:22, the spikes save me. uh, once a winter or twice a winter is winter. and now it's st

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a commodity super cycle is not a number, it is spike after spike.ng to go on and on until we have adequate investment to grow supply. you need to grow hydrocarbons until you have enough green energy to meet global demand. right now, 81 percent of global energy still comes from hydrocarbons. you can't go to zero and expect the other 20% to carry. it has to be a transition. to do the green investment, you need metals. copper, cobalt, silver, you need those minerals to invest in the green cap backs to solve long-run decarbonization. this is not a near-term tactical deal. we just came off of one of the spikes that was well underway before the events in russia and we will probably see another spike in 2023 as china begins to reopen. in terms of solving this problem, it requires large-scale capital investment to the tune of trillions of dollars. we are not even close. by the way, 1.i want to say is that this cycle is no different from the ones we saw in the 1970's. it is the same kind of commodity super cycle. what preceded the 1970's? the 1950's. what pr

a recent population survey across the spike. he is known habitat has identified between 10200 individuals within diana's peak park. due to the research and conservation work for this minuscule creature, the spikey, yellow wood louse, is considered to be an umbrella species. so by protecting it all the flora and fauna with which it says its home are also protected. like walk up a love, a veritable eden for the minute. st. helena is home to $25.00 times more endemic species per square kilometer than the famous galapagos islands. however, as in many places around the world, this unique foreigner faces multiple threats among the most worrying r habitat, los climate change, and invasive species. in the dry land, south of the park, near high peak, sasha, liza and natasha are setting out to visit a particularly special part of the ridge. at the edge of a steep cliff cling 6 unobtrusive trees. the value of these false gum woods is immeasurable despite their modest appearance. they are the last wild survivors of their species. here are q

i go from the striking spike in yellow wood lice for dazzling golden sail spiders. the cloud covered heart of st. helena is a treasure trove of biodiversity, precious and fragile thanks to the conservation team's work. the cloud forest is gradually being restored to its former glory and one day it's borders. me once again reach the coastline. the water captured by the cloud forest trickles down from the central ridge, feeding thousands of mango trees as it meanders through sharks bonnie to the sea. but the island is natural. riches are not confined to its flush peaks. testament to this or the raucous colony of red build tropic buds that populate the colossal wall of great stone. driven to the fringes of the island by the hungry tax and routes that arrived with the 1st settlers. many sea birds now find refuge on these inaccessible cliffs and the surrounding islets. ah ah he had recently, many of the once threatened populations have begun to show signs of recovery and some species like the tropic birds and white ferry tons have become particularly fond of the rocky sl

the gold spike why was at a significant event? >> signalized the completion of the railroad line actually looks kind of awkward trying to drive a spike into the rail the lead him to do the first whack room people who did that kind of thing for a living. but it was a very hot day i think that spelled some trouble for him. >> we are about to move into that. after that he completed the last spike the plan was to take a train all the way back from fairbanks to seattle i believe they took a ship. but then they're going to take a train back to washington d.c. on that trip, early on in the trip president harding took ill and they diverted to san francisco. and ultimately passed away in san francisco, which led to this. now not to be morbid, but you will notice his remains are being loaded is covered in the flag which is tradition but it is being loaded haphazardly into a baggage card to be transported back to washington d.c. and i point this out to not because i think they're doing anything wrong, but because this process of moving the r

it spikes way less than regular white bread. >> who knew?more tips. don't snack on sweet, jesse says. on an empty stomach they can cause your blood sugar to dramatically spike. sweets after meals are better and switch out that fruit smoothie, instead choose whole fruit and you get the extra fiber and it blunts the spike, and take a walk after dinner. exercise may be able to reduce your post-meal glucose levels and already start burning those calories, guys. >> you have to take the dogs out anyway. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> the twofer there. becky, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, we have hugh jackman here live. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good morning. checking now for a look at traffic. >> we have a number of traffic issues. we will start on a sound carlos, southbound 101 multiple vehicles. sig alert on the dumbarton bridge. a big rig fire and live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the backup is improving. >> drew has are accuweather forecast after the break. what mak

kennedy: is that the best thing to break up two party system spike?e some utility and donald trump continuing his political career? does it shatter the paradigm we have that many could argue, is quite broken and could something good come from this? >> i think there is utility for other parties for donald trump to run again for third parties and libertarian. it you want a good case for the fact that republicans and democrats will keep giving you terrible options, trump versus biden 2 should drive that home. remember, in this case, with donald trump, we know we have benefit of knowing how he will govern, like a life long new york democrat, he ran uproared amount of spending and fought for red flag laws and other gun control. and he empowered cdc, and fought for lockdowns in opening months of covid, attacked governors and other country that ended their lockdowns. he ran up so much debt, so much so quickly, 7 trillion in one term to fund that, federal reserve had to print out half of money that was printed ever, which lead to inflation we're suffering now

and although we have all those, we are actually discovering more every time or another spike eat. let's hear another one. there is a bristling with bright yellow spines. this tiny armored creature hides in the forests, most inaccessible corners. this is the spiky yellow woodhouse. and it is one of the world's rarest. i suppose. by the yellow wood lays is not like you average with lace because it tend to live in trees underneath the tree fans. we've been quite lucky here to have a dedicated project to the spike yellow with los why are fortunately the spiky, they don't do much. so i think in like a ph, d student or something, they need to come down and actually like stadium fully for a whole year to know and be out in the field every day. sort of thing to actually see what they really active. but it is nice that we have touched on a little off them the population and a little off the ecology. and it's also helping with the conservation as well. a recent population survey across the spike, he is known habitat, has identified between 10200 individuals within diana's peak park. due to

he pulled, then these sharp spikes appeared. this is a one finger knuckle. that is, you need to insert it somewhere, pull it, and pull it out, and pull something out. yes, an extruder, yes, oh, yes. no , of course, no, there is still a normal version. it has to do with incense with incense. no, it is not related to the defense of self-defense. oh, and no self-defense. it's an attack to poison someone do not poison. no, weapons, not weapons. no, it’s not quite inserted somewhere that you want to put there all the time, well, for one you pull it penetrates here, and in the opposite direction it has a medical purpose, it has no medical significance. no , no, well, plumbing, the name of the plumbing is protection, so i said that the defense itself is not. protection. here protection can be said from animals no first clue we have. protection against thieves is so good. this is protection against thieves. this is when you reached into your pocket, pricked yourself and removed your hand, yes or the bag is not at all. ok then. this is a kind of trap. well, you can c

in karelia, they drive very badly there without spikes.y continental climate, irkutsk in ulan-ude even orenburg let it be stepnoy yes, close to kazakhstan the wind blew all the ice, however, it is also important at -20 studded tires start to work worse. after all, they have not so soft rubber in winter , a friction tire, which is guaranteed to work stably in conditions of very low sub-zero temperatures. she always stays enough soft and in cities with millions of limbs, where a little bit of snow is stable, more economical and not so noisy friction tires are also suitable. if you rarely travel outside the city of nadezhda pravdina vasily valetov. channel one cold season especially conducive to a warm home filled with delicious aromas. well, not only that, the process of cooking baking is a good family antidepressant, and, by the way, there is a recipe that answers. to all our autumn winter requests, pear pie with cheese and onion marmalade. at i always have a stain of puff pastry in the freezer. guests are always hinting. it would be nice t

is kind of trapped within this 0 covered policy because getting rid of it could lead to such a big spike in cases. so is there any prospect of omen of 0 cove? it disappearing as policy. consensus is that locked down mass screenings and other controls we remain in place for a few more months. we don't see an end to these actions, but they do is trying to optimize the 0 called the policy by shortening the isolation days for the covey patients and adjusting the classification of bomb risk areas are definitely saying go by to the universal nucleic acid. tate test and the chinese government now prohibit at random school or factory closures on authorized traffic. stop hedge or any types of arbitrary management. insider say that the policy might and next april or early 2024. before that, we'll see how the chinese government change is towns step by step. okay, so some hon reporting from taipei for us. thank you very much. and that's all from the business. same handbell, and from all just that's all websites. do you have. com slash business with ah, this is booming edmondo, this only portal and i

though many believe 0 of the policy is not really scientific abandoning the policy could lead to a spike in death, especially among chinese, tens of millions of on best needed elderly people and overwhelmed china's fridge. our national health care system and increase the potential for social unrest. so there's no start turning back. and interestingly for some, there are copy policy seceded in re shot in reshaping the chinese society for all the purposes. there is to make it easier for the autocratic leader to manage in event of large scale state action. it has nothing to do with medical reality or economic development. so you get different answers. if you ask different experts what you're saying, it sounds like almost like of them and there is kind of trapped within this 0 covered policy because getting rid of it could lead to such a big spike in cases. so is there any prospect of omen of 0 cove? it disappearing as a policy consensus is that locked down mass screens and other controls we remain in place for a few more months. we don't see an end to these actions, but agent is trying to o

as well as with the gold spike? why was that a significant event? >> well, because it symbolized the completion of the railroad line, as the picture in my book where, actually he looks kind of awkward. like i would be if i were trying to drive a spike into the rail. i think what they did, they let him do it the first rock, and then the railroad people, who did that kind of thing for a living, they wrote it the rest of the way in. it was a very hot day, even in alaska, i think that spelled some trouble for him, it appeared later on. >> right, we're about to move into that. so, after that, he completed the last spike, the plan was to take a train all the way back. actually, from fair banks to seattle, i believe, they took a ship, but then they were going to take a train back to washington, d. c.. on the trip, early on in the trip actually president harding took ill and they diverted to san francisco. ultimately, he passed away in san francisco, which led to this. now, not to be morbid, but you'll notice that his remai

fox two starts now rising concerns tonight amid a spike of cases of rsv influenza in covid. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach, julie julie haener, pediatricians and public health officials worry the current surge could worsen after holiday gatherings. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with more from the state epidemiologist janna julian mike there really hoping that people will try and take some precautions as you mentioned their holiday gatherings coming up and also the colder weather, driving more people inside and bringing people closer together . they are really concerned that that could cause an increase in cases of rsv covid and the flu. public health officials worry that surge of viruses this fall could get much worse for clinics and hospitals. what we're seeing this year is a much earlier season and a rapid rise and it's really put a stretch on our pediatric hospital beds. um, and our pediatric systems across the state with the holiday travel season. starting next week, doctors worry that could speed the spread of viruses to holly calhoun of berkeley, says h

those the country battles, a spike in coven, 19 infections. schools and restaurants have been closed in multiple districts with officials calling for residence to stay home. 2 people died from the virus over the weekend, marking china's 1st reported deaths in almost 6 months. now to the comp 20 some climate talks in egypt, which trip just ended. a lation over a landmark compensation deal has been tempered by disappointment, over progress, and cutting emissions and fossil fuels. let's take a look at what the summit did and did not achieve. there was no agreement on phasing out fossil fuels any time soon. delegates did, however, reaffirm a commitment to the goal of keeping global warming to 1.5 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. and there was a loss and damage deal that will compensate vulnerable nations suffering from climate change. it's a historic deal thrashed out by exhausted delegates of to weeks of negotiations that the climate talks in egypt to day eurostar machine. we establish the 1st ever dedicated fund for rawson damage, a

now and residence in china's capital badging are facing further shut down as the country battles a spike in covey, 19 infections. schools and restaurants have been closed in multiple districts with officials calling for residence to stay home. 2 people died from the virus over the weekend, marking china's 1st report a death. in almost 6 months, a protest against the peruvian president turned violent as hundreds of demonstrate as much through the capital laced by t gas when protest is attempted to remove st. barricades is an edward castillo. the 1st year in power has been a turbulent one, is already faced to impeachment attempts. every snow fall has been disrupting traffic across southern sweden. raylyn bus services are also affected. authorities have advised residence to stay at home with a warning has been issued for the capital, stock home and surrounding region. now the festive season is approaching in many parts of the world and that means christmas lights are being switched back on. but in europe and energy crisis because of the war, a new crime sent power costs, skyrocketing and sp

yes, we are seeing a spike in net migration, but actually this is an unusual spike, and we are not going any more further down the line. in fact, because a lot of them are student visas, students tend to stay for two to three years, and then leave, so actually we might actually see a decline in the years to come as well. we actually see a decline in the years to come as well.— to come as well. we need to be absolutely _ to come as well. we need to be absolutely clear _ to come as well. we need to be absolutely clear what _ to come as well. we need to be absolutely clear what we're - to come as well. we need to be i absolutely clear what we're talking about, don't we? these overall migration figures. for example, asylum applications is a specific, self—contained area. could you talk us through what this process means and where we are with the backlog, for example?— and where we are with the backlog, for example? right now, the figures that have also _ for example? right now, the figures that have also cannot _ for example? right now, the figures that have also cannot have - for example? r

an epidemic anthea that started in august, has led to infection spiking in neighboring countries, including lebanon. in october, poverty stricken lebanon reported at 1st gave in 30 years, the rising number of gifts pushed the country to launch a cholera immunization dr. but the world health organization has warned of a white white shortage of colorado vaccine. leading thousands at risk of losing their lights unless heads comes soon. ah sport now and a big result in the 2nd match of the world cup in cutter, england bait around $62.00. but the losing side grabbed the headlines early on with a protest against the government. a silence that spoke louder than words as iran refused to sing the national anthem ahead of kickoff. in the match, they held firm for 35 minutes, but then 19 year old jude bellingham headed in for his 1st england girl. and the floodgates opened the car you sucker doubled the lead. mixed with a supervisor strike 2 minutes before the break and in injury time run him. sterling added another to make it 3 mill at half time. soccer grabbed a full for england and the 2nd half, bu

thursday october 20th to be sf spike's day. it is a queer soccer club started 40 years ago to represent san francisco in the first gay games they won gold this jeer and the increase and contribution has been invaluable since. founding members of the gay and lesbian football association noters growth of lgbt football. the igfa and the spikes host world champion tournaments and w to promote inclusion net sport all jenldzir lgbt and allied club caters to everyone the organization has 5 competing teams with coaches and tournaments. improve soccer skills and build confidence and self e steam of keep fees ford afford annual it is building community creating a welcoming space. today i ask for your vote as we recognize the spike in honor of the 40th anniversary. thank you. >> thank you, mandelman. call the roll on item 33. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye add me as a cosponsor. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor

other categories seeing a spike include kitchenware.hose sales are up by 155% compared to october. outerwear sales also up 277% of gift cards, way up. 106% buy now pay later programs are also seeing a big uptick with usage up 13% alright, well, we haven't even carved the thanksgiving turkey yet, but already holiday shoppers are making plans for how to snag the best deals on black friday, as well as on cyber monday next week for more now we're joined by dan ackerman, editorial director at cnet. dan. good to see you. appreciate the time. all right, so how can people prepare for black friday shopping? what's the best way to come up with kind of a game plan about what you want to buy on that on that day, and where to go to find it? yeah, the nice thing is black friday. it's not just one day anymore, like a light switch turns on and then turns off the holiday shopping season really started right after halloween, and it's gonna run through about mid december. so you may see some extra emphasis on the friday after thanksgiving. the monday afte

coming out of covid-19 level demand level supply they increased demand with government spending spikedces with failed prices on border drug cartels exploiting human beings trafficking fentanyl made in china, hurting folks in my community just this spring we found over 20,000 fentanyl bills right in the sterling heights we need to secure borders make community safe hold our government accountable, a safe nation the holding government accountable part of commitment to america focusing on issues that matter most to the people a slimer majority than expected kevin mccarthy has been on program talking commit to america why do you think republicans did not do better? is this going to affect his ability to have the gavel be the next speaker. >> we need to quit boo hoag about a majority a majority is a majority a win is a win american people sent to us do a job good thing we have people used to bringing people together to accomplish, that people understand what it takes to fight for american people i don't shy away from fight also a fight for american people. maria: what do you think about the

that's what drivers think about, who in hot july ride on spikes, and in such weather on summer tiresetely incomprehensible. yes, already nature itself says, change tires. change skates a long time ago or there are actually a lot of options on public transport. if we are talking seriously, then, of course, tires and this is such a consumable, after some time they wear out and you don’t want to just throw them away, you want it to be like- that was a second life has brought benefits and this is possible, in fact, in the garden and tires are also used in a peculiar way. changed, and worn-out ones where you definitely don’t need to store them in garages, because they take up space, but you can’t throw them away, because these are wastes that belong to the fourth class of danger in the yard of ziy, decompose not better on the lid for more than a hundred years into the soil and water releases dangerous chemicals. locked in butadiene sterol, these tires have traveled more than 80,000 km. alexei says reads the equator twice. rounded what bald steel correct from these point recycling. there a

we've been quite lucky here to have a dedicated project to the spike yellow with lowes. why are fortunately the spiky, they don't do much. so i think in like a ph, d student or something, they don't need to come down and actually like stadium fully for a whole year to know and be out in the field every day. sort of thing to actually see what they really active. what is nice that we have touched on a little off them the population and a little off the ecology, and it's also helping with the conservation as well. a recent population survey across the spike is known habitat, has identified between 10200 individuals within diana's peak park due to the research and conservation work for this minuscule creature. the spikey, yellow woodland, is considered to be an umbrella species. so by protecting it all the flora and fauna with which it says its home are also protected. like walk up a love, a veritable eden for the minute. st. helena is home to $25.00 times more endemic species per square kilometer than the famous galapagos islands. however, as in many places around the world

underformer president rate i which had begun to spike under former president trump was higher, and yetthe trump republicans, this was a historic signal victory with immense consequences, not only domestically but internationally. so it was a great almost unprecedented victory for the democrats. to cricket, england have beaten pakistan by five wickets in the men's t20 world cup at the melbourne cricket ground. england turned the tables on pakistan with some remarkable bowling and all—rounder ben stokes reeling in a half—century to gain a modest victory of 138. it's england's second t20 title. earlier i spoke to simon hughes — he's a former professional player, now a writer and broadcaster who's produced a documentary about england's 2019 world cup win. he gave me his reaction to today's victory. the t20 world cup, in a way, is a tougher thing to win. it's a shorter tournament. the matches are shorter. one person can change a game in ten minutes, and england have had the strength to come through a slightly rocky period in the middle of the tournament when they got beaten by ireland, quit

wrong track just here that they'll win the most special isn't going through all the witnesses around spike. that's a lie. we're out to win the war. oh. here you everyone here. a normal camp i tell you inflation for a tape. it's the maloney. it's perfectly clear. so everybody. jack griffis higher prices hit the actions. you know what? that's all that noise and associate appease. them up to see is your address. you allows you to sleep again joe. see you text joe. a little sales tax ever heard anybody after all joel business is entitled to a fair prop that during this war. but wages have to be frozen joe a workers are making too much money for their own food and prices happen very much. and joe a better way. if i smoke yeah suppose you're watching smoke for a chase. no, wait for washington. this is reason. here here you gotta get out, but they providing more fighting for exciting parts and moving society and alcohol. ? you right right now we're on the right track for long and the lord right behind the president president right behind the president for 19 days. keep hartford options. you go an

we began to realize how significant the spike was.arents who put us onto this who were concerned about -- right now is when they begin to do college applications for next year. we began to hear from parents about this and sure enough, when we looked at it and started to connect the dots we realized we have a real phenomenon here. >> dana: is there an example of a parent saying my kid wants to go to this place and you saying are you sure about that? >> what sparked it was the marist college. a father went to see his child and he was killed in a hotel off campus. looking at that parents began to do research and asked us what we were seeing. what we began to see is that the crime spikes that we are seeing across the country are beginning to en roche upon the campus environment. >> dana: why would that be? >> young students are from some place else and probably not very savvy to their environment. they go out to bars and restaurants and on the street. not all happens at night. some during the day. let's be clear. the crimes we are talking

a drastic and unusually early spike in rsv. that is the respiratory infection that blocks airwaves and it's overwhelming pediatric units all across the nation. it's creating long waits for treatment and adopt and prompting. >> hospital systems to rearrange staff and resources in order to meet demand. it's in southern california, orange - county has now declared a health emergency because of fast-spreading virus infections among children. >> so joining us now to talk about what we need to know, infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong with ucsf. hi, peter. let's start with the fact that i imagine there are a lot of concerned parents. it's already here in small numbers. i gather. is there anything you can tell them about trying to keep their children safe? >> yes, ares fees of virus in some rest for a virus. the problem with ours feet is that adults, oldest siblings and feels like a cold but that same virus that goes into a younger kid, particularly those under 2 years old. it may cause them to have difficulty breathing

in new york where progress is championed no cash bail, overall crime has spiked merely 28%. influx of residents from i blue states is florida attorney general ashleyed moody. ashley, good to see you. >> good morning, sean. sean: so what's the secret and in florida? why are all all the new yorkers and californians coming to your great state? >> it's not rocket science, sean. people are watching, and they understand that leadership matters. we don't just watch as things break down or things aren't going wright -- right to, we do something about it. when we saw people not respecting cops and defunding police, we gave them raises. when we saw a rash of folks rushing into stores and committing mob thefts, we made it easier to prosecute those people. we saw other states cramming down on their citizens and taking away their rights. we did something about it. you know, this is a government of the people. they want to make sure those that they elect to office have their backs, and in florida we've got their backs. sean: ashley, when we look at what's happened around the country in re

spike exit polling said their vote was to oppose trump, who is announcing a 2024 run next week. >> and during the question/answer portion of the quest president's remarks, he intends to run again in 2024 regardless of what the outcome of the midterms are, but he also said he doesn't feel any hurry despite what his predecessor does, reed. >> it's been a night of interesting results. for our viewers, the election deniers, questioning the validity of that election. how did they perform last night? >> well we know that dozens of these gop candidates, who questioned the 2020 election results won their races, but there are a number of races that are still being counted that have not yet been projected. and there were also some very high profile losses, particularly at the statewide level, when you are looking at some of these gubernatorial candidates, one of the gubernatorial races we have been closely watching is the one in arizona, where you had a very outspoken gop candidate, who is a trump loyalist, and also known as an election denier, kari lake. katie hobbs has a slight edge , and we h

spike live from the cbs news bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >> deep breaths, everybody, and some relief maybe. to consigns inflation is starting to slow down. we temper that with the fact some prices are still going up . how much you can expect to spend in the months ahead. >>> another chilly evening in store, i'm tracking the frost advisory overnight. >>> we are tracking other numbers, watching election results as they come and pick you are looking close. where we stand at two very hot bay area mayors races. good afternoon, i'm reed cowan. the latest inflation numbers are out, there's good and bad news. kpix 5 's anne makovec is here to break it all down for us. anne? >> it is the first month since february that u.s. consumer inflation is actually under 8%. prices increased to 7.7% over the past 12 months. that is assigned the inflation pressures might be slowing as consumers grow a little more cost stars cautious. analysts say the federal reserve is not going to be happy until inflation comes down much more than that, and they will likely raise interest rates again, in dec

this is the highest annual food inflation spike since 1979 forcing many families to rethink how they shop which is why this thanksgiving a community stable in pacifica is giving thanks for customers. anyone who walks in the door is more than just a customer, they are family. >> up early every day baking goods and making sure when you walk in that it is a place that feels like home. >> everything is made with love like you are part of the family. on thanksgiving we make turkey dinner. >> three generations have worked here. >> how often are you at your moms house? >> every single day. >> family is at the core of who they are and what they represent. >> we like the community to be part of us. >> in a recent survey over 50% of consumers say that inflation has changed spending habits of the grocery store. >> we used to buy salads, now i make them myself. it is better and cheaper. it is to be $3.99, now they are like six dollars. >> yes they come from all over the bay area just for the holiday pies. >> usually come here every year. >> for the family, keeping their business going is hard wo

a local journalist in chile was doing a live report on a spike in robberies when a parrot lands on hiss earpiece right out of his ear and flew off. reporter nicklas crumm finished the report before having a good laugh. apparently the bird eventually dropped the device and the crew got it back. >>> new twitter owner elon musk has thrown his support behind the republican party. after saying in april the platform must be politically neutral in order to maintain trust, musk has seemed to have changed his mind. musk said he voted democrat except nr this year. in a tweet he urged the two parties to share power, writing i recommend voting for a republican congress given the presidency is democratic. >>> the confetti was flying in houston as the city came out to cheer on their astros. the astros held their world series parade yesterday in front of an estimated 1 million people. the parade lasted a few hours toward the downtown area of the city, and while there's no official attendance number, it's expected the crowd surpassed the number that showdown up for the 2017 astros parade. >>> you may

we may see, and this is something that we should take seriously spike in their idols. and indeed, many people have tried or have crossed a channel on small boats, and we've seen a spike of that, that needs serious consideration. and we have offered the government of the united kingdom many times our assistance to help manage in it more rational manner. good reception you main reception, fast procedure to determine who is a refugee and who is not. and agreements with countries of origin from which people that come be not have a claim to record your protection. so need to be returned to. i think all this is possible, these will be unpacked as possible without resorting to either without falling into it situations in which people are not treated humanely or are deported to other countries. and how the u. k. reacted to your office of assistance which continued to talk to them. our sports coming up very shortly. cutting all the action from wednesdays, champions league as p. s g. look to secure the top spot in that group. ah, november on al jazeera data. welcome to footballi

fox two starts now rising concerns tonight amid a spike of cases of rsv influenza in covid.i'm mike mibach, julie julie haener, pediatricians and public health officials worry the current surge could worsen after holiday gatherings. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with more from the state epidemiologist janna julian mike there really hoping that people will try and take some precautions as you mentioned their holiday gatherings coming up and also the colder weather, driving more people inside and bringing people closer together . they are really concerned that that could cause an increase in cases of rsv covid and the flu. public health officials worry that surge of viruses this fall could get much worse for clinics and hospitals. what we're seeing this

we have seen the spike in natural gas since then.e will not be off natural gas, as the governor is saying. we need to have a blended source, alternative sources of energy to blunt the price hikes that come with natural gas. if we are completely dependent on fossil fuels, we are going to follow the fossil fuel market, and we are going to go up just like we did this time. we need to expand energy options, expand freedom to produce your own energy, and those prices will come down. gov. sununu: look, it is bad democrat policy out of washington, affecting everybody in all 50 states. we see it with, again, tom wants to defend it, but there is a reason why your gas has doubled, while your electricity has doubled, while your oil is doubling. if you're on a fixed income, try filling up that fuel tank. it was not like that 18 months ago, right? but it is like that today. policy impacts economics. it is why people are voting, because they are frustrating, angry, and they should be. they should be furious. chris: time. 30 seconds. dr. sherman: y

you talked about inflation spikes. when the cpi goes up the market performance for the most part has been down. but after we peaked, if we peaked in august, 12 months after, up 32%, up 14%, up 29%, is this why investors are so anxious to know maybe when inflation has peaked? >> absolutely. the markets are a leading indicator. as soon as the dow are rolling over the markets will react first. people wonder if it is peak inflation. i would argue we're not necessarily at there yet. if you look at fuel costs one of the things we were moderation in august and september coming off that peak it was energy. i think energy bit us again in october, rent and housing even though the housing market under pressure will still be high in october as will health care and food costs. look at major components of cpi, what was adding up there, obviously the biden administration everyone is worried about heating costs energy costs going into this winter, that sort past inflation coming back. yes, peak inflation is fantastic it means the wors

, and during these spikes, two transformer substations burned in our house, so it is interesting to hear your opinion about such a project as intra-ukrainian roaming to mobile operators, which, of course, in peaceful conditions compete with each other for subscribers in conditions of war united and created such a project that ukrainians can switch between operators and choose any network on how does it work technically and how successful was this project because well, here are my attempts there, try to connect to another operator well, they actually did not change the quality of the mobile connection, i also tried but to no avail, why did you not connect or not to connect to receive data from the internet and communication and there was no connection between the operator roaming in ukraine is created only for voice communication, there is only voice and only sms transmission, that's all, period, yes, we need to go to social networks right away, but tell us about this project, we are without, well , without an attempt to rebuke it as a failure, that's just interesting to hear how it techn