by the good fortune tiger on display in thrive city. you must rsvp on thrive city.com.ormance, a dj, and food tastings. kids can create lanterns at the arts and crafts station. kumasi: familiar foe is suiting up for the brooklyn nets at chase center and it has the san francisco supervisor upset. carrie irvin -- carrie irving is barred from playing -- kyrie irv ing is barred from playing in a new york because he is nonvaccinated. san francisco has a similar rule but it does not apply to visiting players. the supervisor says it "breeds cynicism over double standards." you can watch the nets and workers here at abc 7 at 5:30 p.m. julian: terrel lloyd will be there to capture all of the incredible memories. lloyd is the director of photography for the 49ers. it is his job to capture the touchdowns and big celebrations and he has done in 25 years. he has seen a lot of incredible moments from four playoff games at two super bowl's. >> it is about the journey. it is about having fun, having the memories of what you get to do as a profession. i'm going to take it all in. it is

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. >>> in tampa cisco, the warriors will host to free vaccine clinics that thrive city tomorrow and saturday. the times are on your screen and you can register online.nth igible guests need to show proof of a booster to enter chase center. >>> california confront nearly 300,000 new cases over the weekend. the states test positivity rate is still trending in the right direction. it is now at 20.4% after peaking at 23.1% on january 10th . take a look at the death rate. as of friday, california was averaging 15 deaths per day for every 100,000 people. one week earlier, that average was 76. during the surge last january, it topped 700 deaths for every 100,000 people. meanwhile, the demand for covid- 19 test appears to be easing tonight. people scored at this walgreens on the peninsula today. >> my son wanted me to pick up one, so this is my third place and they have it. >> i think it is slowing down a little bit. i think it is because the students have gone back to school. that was the big rush. >> not even a quarter mile away, this cvs was already out. santa clara county released another 7600 r

help folks get booster shots, warriors are holding two booster shot clinics january 25 and 29 at thrive city. >>> breaking news, meat loaf, the iconic singer known for hits like i'll do anything for love has died. according to his official facebook page he died with his wife by his side. his 1977 record "bat out of hell" was one of the best selling records of all time. he also did acting in the classic rocky horror picture show. no word on how he died. he was 74. >>> a body of a missing nurse has been found near fremont. the 27-year-old was found dead yesterday near highway 84 in the san francisco bay national wildlife refuge. he was last seen tuesday morning at stanford hospital where he worked the overnight shift. his car was found by the dumbarton bridge. >>> a north bay woman has been missing for a year. tara true nick disappeared without a trace and her loved ones are desperately searching for answers. andrea nakano with more on the effort to bring tara home. >> reporter: tara was last seen in this parking lot january 11 of last year. hope of finding her alive is fading. family members

their booster shots the warriors are hosting two booster shot clinics january 25th and 29th at thrive city. in san francisco, back to you. >>> tonight, the body of a missing nurse has been found near fremont. the body was found this afternoon near highway 84 in the san francisco bay national wildlife refuge. he was last seen friday night. his car was found near the bridge. right now they are not releasing details of his death or how he died. >>> new at 11:00, a north bay woman has been policing for a year now. tara trunic disappeared without a trace. tonight her loved ones are desperately serving for answers. we have more on the effort to bring tara home. >> reporter: tara was last seen in this parking lot, january 11th, last year. hope of finding her alive is fading family members are more determined than ever to find answers to her disappearance. >> the biggest issue for me, personally, is just the unknown. do you know what i mean? what is going on, where is she. >> reporter: chris prior spent a year looking for his former fiancee, she shared a son with her and there is no way she would

right there in the heart of chinatown, you can see the party is in full swing here at thrive city at chase center. a lot of people out here, guys, i'll tell you what looks great. right now. the egg rolls and the fauci live in san francisco. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. grab something to eat christian and make us jealous. thank you, christian. okay, we were going to be celebrating the lunar new year right here. ktvu for the next couple of weeks. of course , the big parade is on the 19th in san francisco. and it is back in person. after covid. we're going to have a special broadcast with all of the parade festivities on the 26th to show you all of the fun. another story. we're following a dramatic scene and pennsylvania rescue crews formed a human chain to save people after bridge collapsed in pittsburgh this morning. the collapse happened just hours before president biden was set to visit pittsburgh. to push his $1 trillion infrastructure bill that includes bridge maintenance . president biden visited the wreckage and met with the first responders. he says the bridge that col

at chase center now where the wires are hosting the first of two free vaccine booster clinics at thrive city. from 3:30 to 7:30, you can register online in the next plane will happen saturday from 2-6. only eligible guests need to show proof of a booster to get into the reason arena. san jose can become the first city in the country to require gunowners to carry liability insurance. kpix five joslin looks at the pushback. >> this ordinance aims to reduce gun violence in the city. the money from these fees would go to nonprofits that are helping victims of gun violence that are helping reduce gun harm. this is what is included in the shthat a pooffir to peiet of t or a fine. now, when it comes to the fee, each household would have to pay $25 annually. that would cover all firearms in the house. like we mentioned that money would go to nonprofits that provide services like addiction treatment, mental health, suicide prevention, domestic violence, and firearms safety training. san jose mayor says they can't wait for congress to act. >> gun liability insurance, available today. available today o

. >> reporter: music set the tone for this family-friendly celebration at thrive city winter wonderland. >> it is fun because we get to make hats. we get to pick a hat and then decorate it. and also we get to blow bubbles and get to listen to music. >> reporter: there were activities outside, performers, and spots to snap pictures for the new year, 2022. >> it's a cool event for the kids to come and have fun outside. we've been locked in all this time. yeah, we're having a good time. >> i love it. it's great for the kids out here. good time to bring them out safely. you know, right before the new year. >> reporter: at 12 noon outside chase center, they rang in the new year symbolically. >> three, two, one -- happy new year! ♪♪ >> reporter: san francisco canceled the fireworks show this year which draws big crowds along the waterfront. there are concerns about the omicron variant spreading and maintaining staffing. some venues in the city are closing while others, primarily restaurants, are moving forward serving special meals, and there are still some events. >> the mother of all new ye

because of our small towns and thriving cities.hey will come because we reward work and value personal responsibility and care for our neighbors. above all they because we put i our faith in iowans and islands always come through. thank you. god bless. god bless the great state of iowa. [applause]

it's going to be held in thrive city. that's the intersection of warriors way. and terry francois boulevard, it starts at 3.30. you do have to register for a shot online to make sure you do that. you can find the links to register on the warriors website. and this comes a week before the chase center is going to start requiring fans to show proof of a booster shot. so they're doing their part to try and get as many shots out there as possible. again, if you want to be part of today's clinic, if you can't be part of today's clinic, it's also going to be held on saturday as well. well, in the north bay, members of the marin and sonoma county bus operators union are authorizing a strike set for this coming weekend. not clear whether it will actually happen. but the union is hoping that this move will to authorize a strike will help get some stalled contract talks moving forward. union leaders say that there have been they've been in talks now for 7 months and still no contract. a spokesperson for the golden gate bridge district says that they're hopeful that there

. ♪♪ >> reporter: music set the tone at thrive city winter wonderland for a family-friendly celebrationthis last day of 2021. >> it's great for the kids out here. it's a good time to bring them out safely, you know, right before the new year. >> reporter: activities and a lively atmosphere around 12:00 today for what they called noon year's eve. >> three, two, one. happy noon year! >> reporter: families were outside chase center glad to have an event like this. >> it's a really cool event for the kids to come and have fun outside. we've been locked in all this time, so we're having a good time. >> reporter: as for tonight, many said they were keeping it simple. >> we're going to go home and rest and watch tv. >> reporter: san francisco's new year's eve's fireworks show was canceled for the second year. it draws big crowds to the waterfront, but there were concerns about the omicron variant and maintaining staffing. some canceled shows, restaurants went ahead with special meals and some events went on. >> it's call the mother of all new year's. it takes place on two floors of the regency

free family-friendly celebration until 8:00 by the life-size good fortune tiger on display and thrive cityou must rsvp on thrivecity.com. there will be a live dj and food of course. kids can also create lanterns at the arts and craft station. >> that is fun. don't forget tomorrow night, the brooklyn nets are in town. you can watch the warriors take on kevin durant, and kyrie irving right here on abc 7. to in for tip-off at 5:30. >> final attack, tickets are continuing to sell -- >> finally tonight, take its -- tickets are continuing to sell for the rams and the niners this sunday. >> but you don't need a ticket to enjoy the game in a stadium like atmosphere. our reporter, dustin dorsey, shows us the biggest niners watch parties happening in the south bay. reporter: there are diehards and then fremont resident ray pena, he's been collecting 49ers memorabilia for decades. >> is our actual game tickets from the nfc championship game. reporter: but his prized possession is something no one else has. after an accident and cancer diagnosis, he lost his right eye and had it replaced with a 49ers

because of our small towns and thriving cities. they'll come because we reward work, value personal responsibility, and care for our neighbors. above all, they'll come because we put our faith in iowans and iowans always come through. thank you. god bless. and god bless the great state of iowa. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022]

because of our small towns and thriving cities. they'll come because we reward work, value personal responsibility, and care for our neighbors. above all, they'll come because we put our faith in iowans and iowans always come through. thank you. god bless. and god bless the great state of iowa. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] >> this is kay henderson from the house of representatives, the iowa pbs studio, look down on the iowa house of representatives as they applaud goc governor kim reynolds and her 2022 condition of the state address. i'm joined by james to talk through some of the things that we heard tonight. james, what's our lead from this speech? >> the lead obviously is a flat tax. a 4% flas flatt tax and along with that, eliminating the tax on retirement income. these are beg -- >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these tele

the warriors kicked off the holiday weekend with an early new year's eve celebration thrive. cityin the new year earlier today with a new year's or noon. noon year's eve party at chase center. the event was a family friendly gathering with live music, balloon animals, face paintings and especial ball drop at noon. some warriors players even made a special appearance on the jumbotron. wishing everyone a happy new year. as we get ready to bring in the new year. it's time again to make those resolutions. we spoke to people in the east bay and for some, they say the goal is to make it through 2022. survive 20 years 20 to the bar is on the ground at this point, so if we get if we get through this we are we have succeeded workout, go to the gym shed some pounds. yeah everyone needs a shed that covid-19 right working out. well, it's a typical response for most people we spoke to, as well as staying healthy and avoiding covid lose £10. i make the same resolution every year. 2020 well. tahoe is expecting a big crowd for new year's weekend after getting pounded with snow. businesses are see

. >>> 234 san francisco this morning the warrior also host two free vaccine clinics at thrive city todayand saturday. the times on the screen. >>> meantime the world health organization said the emergency phase of the pandemic could end this year. that's if at least 70% of the global population got vaccinated. as of right now it's estimated that just over 52% have been vaccinated. >> this [inaudible] light at the end of the tunnel. important that the pan democrat sick not over. >> and this morning the fda has said it'll revoke the emergency authorization for two antibody drugs in the fight against covid. the agency said that's drugs do not work against the omicron variant. >>> happening today cal tran is asking for your input on what to do about highway 37. the 21-mile stretch of road along the north shore of san pablo bay is sinking could be under water in a matter of decades. >> highway 37 could be southbound merged in a matter of years this a major 21-mile stretch between marin, and soul nah along the north shore of san pablo bay. twice in the last five years highway 37 was forced to

warriors will host booster shot events january 25 and 29th in an area next to the arena called thrive city. >>> from the warriors to the niners, tomorrow the 49ers facing the packers in green bay. joycelyn moran is live in the newsroom. some faithful ready to brave the brutal cold to cheer on their team. >> reporter: that's right. like you mentioned, they're going to be braving the cold. they're making support for the team known. it starts at home. take a look at the video yesterday, 49er fans giving the team a warm send off at levi as they boarded about us to head to the airport. the faithfuls fan group were cheering from santa clara and will also be cheering in green bay hoping to take the home advantage from the packers. >> we're going with a group of i would say 20, i believe. we're going to be tailgating. it's going freezing. it's going to be cold. i've got my boots, thermals. i will probably be five layers deep. >> reporter: it is going to be cold. green bay's channel 5 meteorologist says the actual air temperature might be around 15 but it will feel closer to zero around kick off. y

the warriors are having two events january 25th and 29th at thrive city. am tracking strong winds as we head through today, gusty offshore winds developing especially in the higher elevations. hills and munoz towns, gust up to 30 to 40 miles an hour. many of us, calm to light conditions but again as we head through the afternoon, you will feel those winds really kicking in. we have wind advisories for most of the bay area, gusts 50 to 55 miles per hour. that's highlighted in gold. we have a high wind warning for the area in red there for north bay mountains gusts of 60 to 70 miles per hour, this kicks into effect starting at 7:00 a.m. downed trees and power outages are a possibility. we'll see sunshine and warm temperatures in the 60s. again, tracking those winds and looking at calmer conditions for the weekend ahead with temperatures in the 60s. >>> a frightened puppy who spent two months dodging rescuers on a hillside in eight shepherdx kefrr owneby traiin ber ensevel a teof volunteers to build a trap and set up cameras so they could track via. day and n

any thriving city is based on a growing economy and every growing economy is based on having a safe cityn of our quality of life. american cities must be safe and secure for all who live in them. no exceptions, no excuses. it is a commitment to safety and security that has defined our country and set us apart from the world. as mayors we owe it to our residents to increase, not decrease, funding for our police because being a police officer is the hardest job in america today. plus applause never has a profession been asked to do so much for so little pay with so much scrutiny. we have to work together to get crime and homicide rates down across america, just as we did this past year in miami. to support the mission of public safety we must invest in the guardians of public safety, our police. the last two years have been a long and challenging journey. but one final lesson we've all learned as mayors is that our stories is america's story. our country is a vast city of newcomers and natives, an imperfect people building a more perfect union. we are a nation that remains true to its heri

. >> february first fans can register now for the first clinic which is happening tomorrow at thrive city. the district surrounding chase center, the clinic will offer either dose of a 2 shot vaccine or a booster shot. both pfizer and moderna doses will be available. that clinic will take place tomorrow from 3.30, to 07:30pm. the second booster clinic will take place on saturday, january 29th and will run from 2 o'clock to 6 o'clock for both booster clinics. eligibility will be confirmed on site and attendees will be required to bring proof of vaccination record or be able to look up their vaccination record on site for more information and a link to register for the clinic. you can head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> baker in dixon giving out special traits and honor the 49 ers. a big game this weekend sunday. the solano county baking company will hand out a free donut to every customer who comes in wearing a jersey pretty good. another promotion is called valentine's day heartbreakers. bakery talked about the promotions today. >> heartbreak ers and they're really popular for valentin

at the thrive city plaza surrounding chase center.edule an appointment got -- by going to chasecenter.com. pfizer and moderna first, second, and third doses will be available today. a bridge collapses in pittsburgh. why the collapse could have been much worse. it is championship weekend. we visited at san francisco middle school to see how the younger fans are getting excited for tomorrow's big matchup. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so ha

an easy drive on the freeways right now, but thrive city, remember over at chase center, there's a lunarew year's celebration from 5:00 to 8:00 tonight. it's sold out so that may mean more crowds around that area just off the 280 extension. as we're looking at the rest of the bay, smooth flow of traffic. but at the bay bridge itself, the metering lights just turned on. we do have the rest of the bay to look at. typical slow spots through contra costa county, but anywhere south of oakland everything looks good on the east bay and the peninsula is still clear, of course. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:40 this morning. all new, san francisco tradition for 90 years and counting, still ahead, a long-time mission district institution putting its chips all in when it comes to the big taste of history. >> reporter: some encouraging words from the russians over the crisis in ukraine. we'll take you out to the big board as well. trading is down. it's also light, as investors get out of new york city ahead of that historic mega storm. >>> time to check in with your toyota tahoe report. 55 groo

words are doing for covid to to help the community and get everybody protected against covid at the thrive cityey're holding a a booster shot day. it's at the intersection of warviors way interior francois boulevard today at 33, 30. but you do have to register. so go online. you have to register to get your booster shot. there or if it's your first shot, whatever them, you can go to their website and they've got the info. and next week, the reason they're doing is right now, especially as because next week the chase center is going to start requiring fans to show proof of a booster shot. if you want to go to events there, if you can't go to the clinic today because this is short notice, i realize and maybe you can get a point and i don't kpow they do have another a clinic on saturday. so just go there and plan it out. you get yourself covered so that you can go to events at the chase center and hopefully not get covid be safe out there. now, santa clara county workers in the high-risk settings. they are required to get their booster shot against covid as of yesterday. that was the county's dead

they're holding it thrive city, which is the intersection of we're years away. and terry francois boulevard starts at 3.30. and you do have to register for this shot. you got to go online and register. we've got the link. well, we've got a link to all of the information about covid shots, but go to the warriors website for this specific event and this is a week before next week, the chase center will require fans to show blew a booster shot. proof. so that's why they want you to get all boosted up. get the shots. if you can't go today and just find out about this, you i don't have time planned for saturday. so you can still go online and make that appointment and go over there and do it on saturday because i know this is short notice. santa clara county workers in high-risk settings are now required to get their booster shot. yesterday was the county's deadline for workers to be vaccinated with the booster. the county's health orders were revised last month to include the booster mandate and the rule applies to county employees and health care medical first resp

senator franchise record for the future hall of famer warriors hosting the nets on abc 7 photo op in thrive cityn all-star off the jordan pool missing. there is all star wigs. he had 14 in the first quarter. that's a hammer one of his biggest plays of the night. and then how about your step back three game? yep, dubs up seven at the break third quarter. how about more andrew wiggins, please? high 24 dubs biggest lead was 19, but kyrie irving was insane. three foul ivory had 32-14 of those in the quarter and the nets down to all right, fourth quarter. here's a splash brother stefan dribble drive hoop and the foul started slow, but came on late and then jordan poole. he's just so good coming off the bench 17 points for him. just over five to go tied at 93 steph back splash 14 of his 19 came in the second half of them 15 seconds ago winning times step to clay and clay connects. he had 16 warriors win it one 106 felt amazing. it really did. it really did. i miss that feeling. so felt absolutely amazing on a night when he's not shooting the ball that well it shows you who clay is to step up and hit t

the celebration was in full swing at thrive. cities winter wonderland today from fun on ice, too, family friendly games. it was a beautiful day to be outside chase center. well, how is the weather shaping up tonight? meteorologist roberto gonzalez has the forecast for us , but we begin with ktvu reporter henry lee, who says if you are planning to go out and celebrate tonight, be prepared for possible. last minute changes. yes, not how many of us want to ring in the new year, but health officials say the best way to usher in 2022 is as safely as possible. we're going to. we're going to give it the best. go that we can, uh, given everything that's been thrown at us. many new year's plans thrown for a loop because of the coronavirus. thanks the omicron variant. there won't be any fireworks along the san francisco waterfront. some bay area restaurants are canceling parties but not water bar in san francisco is a little bit of a fluid situation, pete said. nick managing partner of the water bar says it's some guests who are a no go typicall

at thrive city, starting earlier, 3:30, they're going to have the booster clinic, go for three. they're vaccinating and boosting in anticipation of the february 1st requirement for chase center. we're looking at a smoother drive, but more traffic from 3:30 until game time at 7:30. the rest of the bay, a smooth flow of traffic. easy drive. building in the east bay at the toll plazas. no problems for past university. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:37 right now. happening today, antioch leaders debate a plan to help fight our climate in crisis, when it comes to city vehicles. city of antioch currently has about 200 vehicles in its fleet. just one of them is electric. eight others are hybrid. city engineers have submitted a plan to transition to all electric and boost the number of charging stations. council members will discuss the plan later today. >> dry january coming to an end. next on "today in the bay," the global challenge you may be thinking about and taking part in and how you can actually keep a healthy habit all year long. >> reporter: the president apologiz

right outside the arena in the open air district, known as thrive city from 3 30 to 7 30 at night. fans do need to register online. the second clinic is on saturday from 2 to 6 in the evening. it is open to the general public, as well as fans starting february one. the chase center will require proof of up to date. covid vaccines to get into the arena, including boosters. today is the deadline for santa clara county workers in high risk settings to get their covid-19 booster shots. health officials announced a booster mandate last month in response to the fast spreading omicron variant. the mandate effects roughly 150,000 people, including county workers and health care, skilled nursing facilities, homeless shelters and jails. employees who failed to get boosted are required to transfer to less risky roles in the south bay. the vita is preparing employees for its covid vaccine mandate, a policy that may have a dramatic impact on the work force. a company wide memo informed workers last week that once the policy takes effect, they have 60 days to get vaccinated or face termination.

ceo rick welts ceremony and unveiling of his medallion was held on the warriors, walk of fame and thrive city. during his speech, wells talked about the team's idea to build a new arena in san francisco. we're talking about building a new arena, maybe even in san francisco sounded a little crazy in 2011. but i bought the story and not only bought the story. i wanted to be part of the story and it was my greatest fortune. in my career to then hired to be in this job and to be a part of the warriors for 10 years. of course. now we have chase center. well the warriors walk of fame commemorates those who have contributed to the franchises success both on and off the court. the medallion bearing wick welts, rick welts. his name is the first non player medallion on the walk of fame in warriors history. coming up. the clock is ticking on a strike deadline at 6 30, where things stand between the oakland unified school district and its teachers ahead of a midnight deadline to reach a deal. a new evidence of the power of covid-19 boosters. three studies showing how they hold up to the omicron variant.

thrive city rang in the new year earlier today with a noon new year's eve party at chase center .nt was a family friendly gathering with you saw there live music. balloon animals, face painting and a special ball drop at noon. so warriors players even made a special appearance on the jumbotron wishing everyone happy new year. how did the job market handle the troubles of 2021? what may 2020 to look like on the job front? we ask the expert coming up next and three simple tips from personal finance experts on what you can do the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind but our here, we are just getting started. built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives paren

last night, a large crowd turned out at thrive city for all sorts of attainment.iger. the warriors are planning another celebration after tonight's game against the brooklyn nets. to kick off the lunar new year, the annual flower market for a chinatown. the event takes 11 blocks of chinatown with more than 100 candies, flowers, and fruits. there will be a parade starting at st. mary's square and a ribbon cutting ceremony with city officials. there are plenty of activities today like magicians, acrobats, to open the celebration and the fair runs from 10:00 to 6:00 today and 9:00 to 6:00 tomorrow. let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: very springlike conditions. some scattered high clouds. temperatures not too shocking. we have 30's, 40's, and upper 40's. check out the numbers from the north bay to the inland vall ey. freezing by the delta. 36 in livermore. it is a cooler start in the north bay with moderate air quality today. that means hazy at times with highs above average in the mid 60's. liz: the news continues with gma liz: the

if you take a look here around me at thrive city right outside chasing, you can see that the usual warriors blue and gold has been replaced with the sea of red and gold. maybe a little nod to the 49ers in there as well. the warriors here welcoming lion dancers, and we'll have all kinds of celebrations underway here. just a peek at how the city is preparing to welcome the year of the tiger. san francisco's chinatown is buzzing with activity as the neighborhood prepares to welcome the lunar new year and the visitors it brings. the department of public works has painted the dragon lights and steam cleaned the iconic dragon gate. san francisco police foot patrols are out on the streets as well, preventing robberies and burglaries and car break ins scams. a lot of its community like i was talking about earlier community relationships. we can't be everywhere at once. we can increase presence, but what's really helped us is actually the community themselves, telling us what's going on. but with the new year in sight, it's not all work. officers here say they're ready to welcome visitors to chinato

the celebration was in full swing at thrive. citiesoday from fun on ice, too, family friendly games. it was a beautiful day to be outside chase center. well, how is the weather shaping up tonight? meteorologist roberto gonzalez has the forecast for us , but we begin with ktvu reporter henry lee, who says if you are planning to go out and celebrate tonight, be prepared for possible. last minute changes. yes, not how many of us want to ring in the new year, but health officials say the best way to usher in 2022 is as safely as possible. we're going to. we're going to give it the best. go that we can, uh, given everything that's been thrown at us. many new year's plans thrown for a loop because of the coronavirus. thanks the omicron variant. there won't be any fireworks along the san francisco

now, of course, the city has been more invested in to make sure our community is thriving and makinge we are mobilizing. >> all of the supervisors along with mayor london breed know that there's still a lot to be done and like i said before, i'm just so happy to live in a city where they see trans folks and recognize us of human beings and know that we deserve to live with dignity and respect just like everybody else. >> being part of the trans initiative has been just a great privilege for me and i feel so lucky to have been able to serve for it for so far over three years. it's the only office of its kind and i think it's a big opportunity for us to show the country or the world about things we can do when we really put a focus on transgender issues and transgender communities. and when you put transgender people in leadership positions. >> thank you, claire. and i just want to say to claire farly who is the leader of the office of transgender initiatives, she has really taken that role to a whole other level and is currently a grand marshal for this year's s.f. prize. so congratul

it will be held at thrive city which right there at the intersection of warriors way.ulevard, it starts at 3.30. you do have to register online before you get that shot. so make sure you do that and you can find a link to register on the warriors website. and this comes just a week before the chase center will start requiring fans to show proof of a booster shot. so they're trying to get the shots out as quickly as possible. if you missed today's clinic, don't worry they'll be another one held on saturday. santa clara county workers in high-risk settings are now required to be boosted against covid. yesterday was the county's deadline for workers to get that extra shot. the county's health orders were revised last month and they included the booster mandate and it applies to county employees that work in health care. a medical first response, skilled nursing facilities, jails shelters, county workers in those jobs either have to be up to date on their vaccinations or they'll face reassignment. also in santa clara county, representative ro khanna will be hosting a town

detroit is a city that is being revitalized, but it's not being revived. it's a thriving, moving, ever-shifting city that is in need of some support. i think that if we talk about supporting the city instead of saving the city, we'll have a better response. there's nothing like... - hey! hey there! - strange people walking past with cameras. sorry. - nothing strange here. just a boom mike and some foreigners. hey! my man! making moves! - congratulations! nice one, man! - right on! the best thing about detroit is the people living here. they're not just interesting. they're multifaceted. you'll meet somebody who is a roofer and a painter. you'll meet a teacher who's a rapper, an activist who's a gardener. you get these crazy mashups of folks. that sounds like resilience on a scale that you don't see in many other places. i think it's because we've been in a state of transition for 60 years. people are thriving without things and they're creating things here that you don't see in other places, because they have to. that's one of the reasons why i stay here, because i think

it's going to be at the thrive. a city area, which is the intersection of we're years away. francois boulevard, 3.30, today, you have to register for the shot, though, online. there's a link at the worriers website. but if you haven't done that yet, there's another chance. and again, you have to do this by next week. they're going to be requiring fans to have a proof of booster shots to be able to go to the games. so are events there. so if you missed today's clinic and i'm telling you, you're like, no, it's too late, you on saturday. so go to that web site at the lake, you know, get all signed up and you can always get the booster on saturday if it's too late for today for you. santa clara county workers in high-risk settings are now required to have their booster shot. yesterday was the county's deadline for workers to be able to get that extra vaccine shot that they need. the county's health orders were revised last month to include the booster mandate that applies to county employees and health care medical first response, skilled nursing facilities, jails and most shelt

facebook expanding in larger markets like new york and boston and chicago so they will seat tech thrive in bigger citiesughout the show we have been talking about the new rate regime we are heading into. the fed will be forced to be much more hawkish and raise rates significantly, with bill dudley saying the fed funds rate should probably peak at 3% or 4%. what would that do to your property world? marty: we've spent the last year refinancing all of our property assuming rates will go up. with the rise of rates we will also have the rise of rents. when we are underwriting we are assuming rents will go up. that is what is happening with inflation. tom: marty burger with silverstein properties. thank you so much. i would suggest an adjustment in the market over the last 60 minutes. lisa: you have seen a deterioration as people try to understand what it means for the fed put not to necessarily be there and a new rate regime. the number of strategists re-triggering their calls for faster rate hikes is shocking. tom: you see the vix to a higher number, we get over 20, 21.04, not a big number but a migration

you see, many years ago, i realized that for any years ago i realized that for any city too thrive theysystem. today i have three-year-old, that every single day shows a me how to take a selfie with her pacifier. so whether i like tech or not, or regardless of what party i'm from, it's not a partisan issue. we all want the jobs and careers that give meaning to our lives and value to our families. on that, we all agree. and as cities we have a choice. whether we ignore the opportunities of tech and pretend they don't exist and that will leave us behind, or embrace them, leveraged them for the good of our people so that our tomorrows will be better than our yesterdays. i believe that by using technology we can economically empower a new generation that can earn, invest, and own the fruits of its own labor. even now the debate over the role of crypto currency is a perfect example, and i can give you a little tutorial after one-on-one. we believe crypto currency and the use of c blockchain can open up the economy to the individuals and groups that event historically excluded by the free mar

so we're here today to discuss the new book survival of the city, "survival of the city: living and thriving in an age of isolation" with us is author, economist edward glaeser and david cutler read edward's specialty is urban policy, david focuses on healthcare which is a perfect match for today's world and the book comes at a critical time for urban america and citiesacross the country . after 18 months of the pandemic many are wondering about the future of cities especially ones like san francisco where today our offices remain largely empty, downtowns somewhat deserted and many of the issues that existed before the pandemic whether high real estate prices , health and equity of segregation are things we continue to grapple with . in my organization we focus on many of these urban issues and our approach which brings people together across sectors aligns with the content and recommendations in this important book i'm thrilled to be today's moderator and as an important housekeeping kit before we get started with edward and david, if you have a question for either the authors or me go ahea

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. >> reporter: the mayor also promised to keep the city and economy open and thriving. >> if we close the new variant. >> reporter: adams signed an executive order continuing vaccine mandates for municipal workers and private sector employees and entrance to many indoor venues. adams is considering extending that requirement to include booster shots. >> we're going to examine the numbers. if we feel we have to get to the place to make that mandatory, we'll do that. >> reporter: and one more point about keeping new york schools open, there is a plan in place to do that involving testing to stay so isolating positive cases and allowing people who are negative, kids who are negative to continue to go to school and also, they have a pool of substitute teachers and other professionals, people with teaching licenses that may not be working in the classroom. those folks are on stand by should they be needed in case staffing shortages occur because of covid. anderson. >> appreciate it. thanks. >>> the news ews continues with lemon and "don lemon tonight." that's next. i was unable to eat. it

are supposed to take care of new york city and make sure that we are working and that new york city is thrivingng bought by big pharma. there is no reason why you should move forward with this unconstitutional mandate. >> laura: joe, we appreciate it and we will can continue to track this and other blue cities across america. we will have a breaking update on the fate of the chicago public schools. stay there. this just in from a local cbs station. have voted in favor of closing the schools again. the vote deadline was extended to end at 10:00 p.m. central this of course means parents still don't know if their kids are going to be attending schoo tomorrow morning. that's a nice way to go to sleep. not knowing. but a by day and week by week i think people from diverse backgrounds are beginning to se what the truth is. about the party they have enduring allegiance two. maybe they are looking to make change. be sure to set your dvr. and remember that freedom matters. an extra clammy. happy tuesday everybody gets another in studio night without a live audience. if you hear the laughter at hom just

city school district will be able to compensate educators better and finally be able to fund full-time mental health professionals and counseling staff to provide the emotional support necessary to help students thrivech and every one of its schools. we're joined today by canon city -- canyon city school counselors brian vaniwarden and stacy andrews. thanks for joining us and help is on the way. [applause] i'm also proposing stronger support for our state's institutions of higher education, including an expansion of available financial aid, and investments to help reduce costs and keep tuition flat. just as we are investing in the success of our students, we are also investing in the people and small businesses that power colorado's economy. i want to thank the workforce task force, including representative mccluskie and senator zenzinger and the colorado commission on higher education, for your commitment to crafting recommendations that will help create a thriving workforce where everyone in every community, in every corner of the state can alive long and prospera. [applause] we know this pandemic has been hard on workers across all industries, but perhaps none more than doctors, nurses, and healt

thrive. after joining the city in 1987 as an assistant director of a prevention and intervention project and later serving as a criminal justice specialist, lorraine joined the recreation and park department in 1989 with the directive to transform our youth program and make it accessible to all young people regardless of household income or academic achievement. although a career in recreation hadn't occurred to her before, she quickly fell in love seeing kids transform before her eyes, learning to ride a bike or succeeded on the ball fields. during her time at the city, she spearheaded projects for public housing residents and created the first ever partnership between rec and park and juvenile probation department serving as role models for incarcerated youth reentering the city and responsible for the first internship program and more recently, as superintendent of recreation, she led the team that transformed 35 centers into emergency child and youth care facility and hospital and essential workers in response to the covid pandemic. as if that wasn't enough, while doing all of that, lorr

if our state is to thrive, we need a capital city of order governed by law, not abandoned to daily violence. we all have an interest in stopping this deadly cycle. [applause] we can all do our part to go down a brighter road. create a capital city that is vibrant, full of life and safe. a capital city where residents do not have to fear for their safety. a capital city where parents can let their children run around in the yard without having to fear if they will be home for dinner. i believe that jackson still exists. i have faith that we have what it takes to make jackson a city that is a hub for business and capital investment. a city where jobs are plentiful and opportunity is only limited by how hard you are willing to work. [applause] reasonable citizens must take back control from those who only wish harm to their neighbors. their day is ending jackson. the men and women of local law enforcement will always be the first line of defense. the front-line officers who feel abandoned cannot be left to their own at -- to their own devices. that is why i have championed an expanded scope of