the medical director of u c davis says the vaccine is a safe and effective defense against influenzane safe on campus and beyond. sometimes the flu just goes poorly and even young healthy strong people. >> with no underlying health can get really sick with the flu. the other reason is we want to help keep our community healthy. and so it the lower the key strain of influenza, the lower the cases of flu on campus, the less likely we're going to get other people everyone will have until november 19th to roll up their sleeves and to make it nice and convenient u c davis is actually offering the flu vaccines on campus starting tomorrow. you can come here to the recreation center and get it for free. >> many attending u c davis say they're in favor of the university's decision because took for the well-being of everyone. i think be a good idea for to get their flu shots. just with covid in the flu happening simultaneously. >> feel like it will be good. i personally haven't gotten yet. but if their mandate than i would others hadn't planned on getting the flu bill now. so now probably get

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u. c. davis is oiled wildlife care network primary care facility in san pedro oil or any type of contaminant? um actually can cause a break in their waterproofing and so for animals that have a normal body temperature up to 106 degrees floating out in the cold habitat. they can either die or get very sick. very quickly. stress and noise are really hard on these recovering birds, especially the seven federally threatened snowy clovers rescued from huntington beach. it's one thing it's about. these birds are. naturally by their nature, very sensitive to their in a place where people like to be, and they don't even know their their snowy clovers are sort of a beloved species. they're tiny. they're easy to love. and i think that people can understand that. sweet little face really? a lot more completely. maybe. then the gold after they're captured. the average two week rehabilitation process is complex. dawn you know, the district urgent that we would typically use is not quite enough to get th

there's enough within the hiring of the security for m u. c global, for instance, to spy on sanchez, legal team. and all of this sort of games they're playing while he was in the ecuador, an embassy that should be enough to basically have his case dismissed. and they should drop extradition proceedings because it clearly this is the state actor involved in here in sort of influencing the legal process. so the fact that that wasn't enough previously to have this whole persecution of julia signs and wiki leagues to be dropped for what it really is, which is really just can a completely politically motivated and vindictive effort by the u. s. and by britain as well, who's keeping him on ice conveniently for an extended period of time? he's not charged. so he's still in the category a maximum security prison. he's not convicted of anything. he's literally there and should be out. he shouldn't least be going to keep him for execution. if you could put an ankle bracelet on him, have him in residence, be with his family. what they're doing is cruel a

researchers at u. c.san francisco say that a technique used to fight covid could lead to new ways of fighting some kinds of cancer. it deals with identifying new treatments to avoid the side effects common with chemotherapy. cancer cell mapping tracks the disruption of proteins in the body caused by dna mutations. normally only the mutations are tracked. but this new technique lets scientists find groups of mutations that can be treated at one time. health care workers at sutter delta medical center in antioch staged a strike today. healthcare workers say they're protesting understaffing and difficult working conditions, especially during the pandemic. i'm gonna floor with 24 patients, and we usually have two ciena's. they change the ratio now, especially with the pandemic. it's even worse to where we have one cnh for 24 patients on the covid floor. we have one sienna for 17 patients. it's just overwhelming. in a statement said. health officials said they are disappointed union leaders have chosen to dist

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for example, recently a u. c l a professor came under fire for refusing to grade black students more lenient leave than white students in the wake of george floyd staff. and just last month dr. peter bergen, of portland state university publicly resigned, criticizing his former university's failure to accept any ideas that go again, social justice. passionate students may be a good thing, but at a certain point, universities are going to need to enforce the fact that students ultimately are there to learn, not to teach themselves, and certainly not to bully lauren sharing their bit book back story. for years. shakespeare plays a cause race related rose before including being dropped from the u. s. curriculum on allegations of promoting racism. massage in the mean time the globes here in london's launched a project to d, colonized his works well with academics finding a midsummer night's dream. for instance, problematic for linking whiteness to beauty. this is our teams kevin, going with the left metalli was comin

for example, recently a u. c l a professor came under fire for refusing to grade black students more lenient lead than white students in the wake of george floyd staff. and just last month, dr. peter berg, ocean of portland state university publicly resigned, criticizing his former university's failure to accept any ideas that go against social justice. passionate students may be a good thing, but at a certain point, universities are going to need to enforce the fact that students ultimately are there to learn, not to teach themselves, and certainly not to bully was only sad. he mentioned that shakespeare plays have been at the center of race related controversies before including being dropped from the u. s. curriculum on allegations are promoting racism and muscle journey. meanwhile, the globe theater in london has launched a project to decala ny shakespeare plays with academics, apparently finding a midsummer night's dream, problematic for linking whiteness. so beauty o plenty more still to come here on the pr

because the u. c. a scheme is a threat to its rule of law getting the full story here with our correspondent now peter oliver. it's a major escalation in that ongoing dispute over rule of law between brussels and war saw it comes after poland. top court ruled that the polish constitution supersedes a you law. now the european court of justice is said until that ruling is overturned . poland is going to face a 1000000 euro fine every single day. the vice president recalls that a member's state cannot plead provisions practices, or situations prevailing in its domestic legal order to justify failure to observe obligations arising under a you law. it appears necessary to strengthen the effectiveness of the interim measures by providing for the imposition of a periodic penalty payment on poland in order to deter that member state from delaying bringing its conduct into line with that order. the reason that the e, c, j has gone in so hard on poland is what the ruling from the constitutional tribunal in wars

they got a call about 02:00am to say they'd one, the nobel prize for economics u c berkeley professor card. he was recognized for his pioneering research that shows an increase in minimum wage does not lead to less hiring and that immigrants do not lower the pay scale for native born workers and the other half of that prize goes to in bands from stanford. and and grossed from mit. they demonstrated that precise conclusions about cause and effect can be drawn from natural experiments and other words studying situations as they unfold in the real world. we turn now to some california political news in the golden state now has more than 700 new laws on the books. >> following governor newsom's bill signing deadline. kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains some of the proposals that made the final cut and some that did not. >> governor gavin newsome officially approved 770 new laws this legislative year among the final bills to secure his signature one that now makes it illegal in california to harass people entering a vaccination clinic effective immediately. it's a mi

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alice waters next big project, a partnership with u c davis to launch an institute of edible education it will teach or slow food values to the next generation of cooks and educators and farmers. you know, its greatest can go online and find so many ways to grow your own produce and you don't need to have much land. you can do it in your window sill. i know really. and because the climate is perfect for in area. yeah. it's wonderful that people are really going back to that back to basics in ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ you could become a multimillionaire tomorrow. could that have good. yes, that's right. powerball jackpot is now worth some 620 million dollars. the next drawing is tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. so don't forget if you plan to buy a ticket and take your co-workers out. yeah. haha, right. former president jimmy carter is celebrating a big, big birthday 97 years old. he plans to spend it with his loved ones at his home in georgia. but hundreds of people all across

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that's how doctor john swartzberg with u c berkeley is describing the latest developments in the fightinst covid-19. >> it really is a big step and something we've been looking for for a long time in a potential pill to help reduce side effects from covid-19 on monday. pharmaceutical company merck asked the fda for emergency use authorization for its new oral medication exciting about this. if that data holds up, is that. >> this will be the first pill that you can take the first signs of the illness, u c berkeley infectious disease expert doctor john swartzberg says if approved, it would bolster the 2 pronged approach to handling the pandemic offering treatment by way of medication on top of the prevention method. we already have with vaccines. certainly no one wants to say well, now i know >> this bill is available or couldn't becomes available. i don't have to worry about getting vaccinated because i can just pop a wouldn't do that. the request by merck comes as the fda is set to discuss moderna and johnson and johnson's booster shots this week. >> but with the holiday season approa

attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> 6.55 and new this morning, a professor from u cize for medicine. yes, we've got david julius. he's the chair of the department of physiology and he shares the prize with another researcher for their work on pain sensation. and julie says work focused on how our body sense heat and cold pressures and receptors and nurse. >> do you want me to really get into it because i can explain what you understand it. even if you did what you know to person, but they did study of chili pepper and that helps like just like real world stuff. and they said that in covid we've been missing hugs. and that's all part of the warmth and stuff like not as hot as a chilly government's war. maybe they'll be some groundbreaking advances in pain management coming out of this research. 6.56 in coming over the next hour. hundreds of healthcare workers in the east. bay are on strike. >> we'll see why they are saying the labor fact practices are unfair at that hospital. >> plus, fleet week returns to san francisco. and we've missed it the events that you'll see

and earlier this morning, u. c.erkeley held a news conference with professor david card where he said he had never imagined being awarded the nobel prize. and he said, there are many people responsible for him. getting to this point. to the extent that my career has been successfully, it's really building on the on the contributions of so many people. um uh starting with my wife, who has been tolerant of long hours and. many absences and many forgotten events. uh my part um all of my teachers and all of my and also also all of my colleagues and co authors who have. and graduate students who have really been a source of inspiration. and uh to me, i guess i would end professor card is known for his studies on the effect of minimum wage increases and the impact of immigration on us workers. at the news conference this morning, you see, chancellor carole crist also told the professor. he will be awarded something very coveted at u. c. berkeley and that's his own parking space. this morning. we also heard from stanford e

we'll hear from a u. c.r about what the holidays during this second year of covid may look like plus more legal pushback against vaccine mandates across the country. the latest ruling the country. the latest ruling by a federal judge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ says fox's steve harrigan reports. the setback comes as legal fights over those mandates are intensifying. legal push back to vaccine mandates is intensifying, but so far the courts seem to be siding with lo

u c. campus the new non covid vaccine that will be mandatory. the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon, everyone i'm mike mibach and i'm gasia mikaelian all eyes are on oracle park tonight as the giants and dodgers battle it out in the final game of the national league divisional series. the winner moves on to the nlcs to battle the atlanta braves. the loser goes home. ktvu frank mallicoat previews game five from right outside oracle park. it's only fitting the best two teams in baseball would take it to a decisive game five tonight and oracle park. these teams are so evenly matched. they played 19 regular season games. the giants won 10, the dodgers won nine and now four playoff games, and they split those 42 and two something's gotta give tonight here at oracle. so who has the edge? hard to argue with tonight's starter? that would be logan web 24 year old pitcher, pitching lights out in game one on friday. all he did was toss. five hit ball over

the third nobel prize winner is from emmett today, u. c.s conference with professor david card where he said he had never imagined being awarded the nobel prize. he added, there are many people responsible for getting him to this point. to the extent that my career has been successfully, it's really building on the on the contributions of so many people. um uh, starting with my wife, who has been tolerant of long hours and. many absences and many forgotten events. my part um all of my teachers and all of my and also also all of my colleagues and co authors who have. and graduate students who have really been a source of inspiration. and, uh to me. i. professor card is known for his studies on the effects of minimum wage increases and the impact of immigration on us workers. at the news conference today, you see, chancellor carol chris told the professor. he will also be awarded something very coveted at uc berkeley, his own parking space earlier today. we also heard from stanford economist quito m bins. i could try to convey to my students

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doctor john casson teeny of the 2 red association center for excellence at u c l a. >> recently co publishedapers on this disturbing trend. he says the young girls are not faking their symptoms are real danger. just automatically trying to these behaviors. it is actually quite a natural phenomenon that the scope and the scale of this is just beyond anything we've seen before. tiktok videos with the hashtag to rats are very popular. more than 5 billion my friends are telling me '07. you're famous that tourette's girls post have more than 2.3 million likes. she's an advocate for people with tourette's and she is worried about what's happening. i do feel bad that like if they are watching live video. so they are picking up my tics. >> then definitely there is a sense of remorse there. doctors and social media experts are worried as well in the past. they tell me they see about one to 2 patients a year with tips linked to social media. but now they say they are seeing 10 to 15 patients every month. >> and that is just one clinic here in la. that's terrifying for any parent out there. mark berkma

they don't bother a dog and soon bid up with his house, get the level of louis this part of the u. c. o. the coin was created and invented specifically to kill central banks. it says phone and genesis bought and they make a reference to the bank of england when the bank of england started squirming, and i start whining that, oh my god, big coin is an existential threat to our existence. everyone who yearns for freedom in the world today should let out a collective for raw because we're finally getting rid of the worst actor on the financial scene for 300 years. oh that long verb. they bring additional money to pay out all that the additional money goes to. so the children education and welfare off the household and then currently it goes to savings and if it country as savings, it can improve itself and produce growth. i didn't say that, but they must us for this moment to be included in the household so that the household income will be higher and the countries income that will be higher with a russia exported gas from warranted will stop supplying moldova, if the eastern european n

he is the chief of pediatric infectious diseases and global health at u c sf. have a good night. thank you, doctor. but we're going 70th. >> all right. there's no place for like home for the holidays but make sure that you're being covid conscious while you're there. the new guidelines from the cdc. and a strike may be avoided for now. how hollywood is trying to stay in production as crews demand better hours. but demand better hours. but first, your air pods your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. and protect against vision loss. holidays. apple is unveiling a slate of new products, including new mac book computers

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david julius works at u c san francisco and art part to put in at the scripps institute in la jolla. pair won the award for their discoveries of how the human body perceives temperature and touch. now the research may lead to new ways of treating pain or even conditions like heart disease. julius learned about the winning about winning the award just before the announcement. but didn't believe it. >> i was asleep in my phone sort of belief that it was from a relative who had been contacted by somebody on the nobel committee trying to find my phone number. and i thought it was sort of a prank. it's great for the field. it's great for our institution. university of california. >> scientists say the duo's findings. all right. break through and learning how human beings perceive the world. still ahead, the warning from the better business bureau about dating apps can see what to watch out for. if you send someone you're. >> personal information. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the g

for students, making financial aid more accessible and making it easy for students to transfer to the u c&c su system. >> we are investing in conveyor belt of talent, the csu. the community college, that front door for two-thirds of those that enter into higher education. we are investing in that conveyor belt for talent the uc system. we are investing in each and every one of you. >> he highlighted the $47.1 billion budget plan for the state's higher education systems. it is the most money ever invested in higher ed in modern history, he says. >>> all right. you probably saw it. it is fleet week in san francisco. big ships and thundering fighters jets pass through the golden globe. the biggest ship was already here and today we got a look. the "uss tripoli," the navy's newest carrier that serves as an air base for the marine corps and a hub for humanitarian aid in times of disaster. >> reporter: the tripoli is the newest amphibious assault carrier. there are not many that are larger than ours. the amphibious force is like a 9/11 force ready to respond to any emergency around the globe. i

. >> this will be the first pill that you can take the first signs of the illness, u c berkeley infectioust doctor john swartzberg says if approved, it would bolster the 2 pronged approach to handling the pandemic offering treatment by way of medication on top of the prevention method. we already have with vaccines. certainly no one wants to say well, now i know this bill is available or. austin becomes available. i don't have to worry about getting vaccinated because i can just pop a pill. would do that. the request by merck comes as the fda is set to discuss moderna and johnson and johnson's booster shots this week. >> but with the holiday season approaching doctor swartzberg says we still need to be on our guard. the majority of the trick or treaters are going to be under the age of 12. >> and kids under the age of 12. there's not going to be a vaccine for them by halloween. it's terribly important that those children are protected. that's not to say they can't enjoy halloween, but they have to be very careful if your kids are planning to trick or treat with a group of friends, make sur

professor janet kaufman is a health insurance expert at u. cealth policy studies and says there are real alternatives if their income is low enough. they will qualify for medical, uh and medical has no premiums, either, so they have a way to get. uh no cost insurance to qualify for medical. we did the math to show who qualifies single folks who make up to $17,774 can get it. families of two earning up to $24,040 can get coverage as well. a family of four making up to $36,570. families of eight earning $61,630 are also medical eligible. if their income is above the medical threshold, which is 138% of poverty. then they'd be eligible for coverage through covered california covered california. the golden state's version of the affordable care act can be very affordable for low income earners for folks who would be let's say, you know, below 250% of garbage. some of those have very low. you know $1 a month premiums. even those folks and families with higher levels of income will get discounted covered california subsidies which will still reduce yo

and u. c s f oncologist dr alfred chang, who you just heard there says that is why he and others are urging cancer patients to get covid booster shot so far. palace family has not said whether he received a booster shot. the fda has authorized extra doses of the pfizer or moderna vaccines for people with weakened immune systems reporting live from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. san jose sharks forward of andrew kane will survey 21 game suspension for submitting a fake covid-19 vaccination card. the national hockey league announced the disciplinary action today, saying kane violated covid-19 protocols. the suspension will be without pay, which means cain will forfeit more than $1.6 million of his $7 million salary. he will not be eligible to play again until november 30th when the sharks face the devil's in new jersey, new 11 washington state university has fired its football coach and four assistance for refusing to get vaccinated against covid-19. all state employees had unt

the order goes into effect on november 19th for all 10 u c campuses statewide. those who opt out of the shots must wear a face mask on campus through the end of the flu season, and the city of san francisco is urging its residents to get the flu shot. the city says it recommends everyone six months and older get the flu vaccine, especially since the flu season will once again overlap with covid-19. officials say last year's flu season was relatively mild, but with more people getting back to social activities, it could be more serious this year. the city says that every eligible san franciscan should be able to access flu shots for free or at a reduced cost. well san francisco's vaccine mandate takes effect in just about an hour from now, city and county employees will need to register their vaccination status or risk losing their jobs. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from the city with the latest on the numbers and reaction from union members who say they do not want to see people fired janna. yes andre. there's been some negotiation and union. uh some union

former president clinton will remain in the u. c. irvine medical center tonight. he's been there since tuesday for urological sepsis infection. doctors say he is doing well. today his wife, hillary clinton, was seen leaving the hospital. doctors say they hope the former president will be able to leave the hospital in the next two days. keeping up with him day areas. soaring housing market can be a real challenge coming up. what's working to prevent some people from being forced to leave their neighborhoods and i'm keeping an eye on the weather. we've got one more warm day on tap, and then the weather is set to change big time plus a chance of rain. time plus a chance of rain. i'll have details coming up. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the r

. >> this will be the first pill that you can take the first signs of the illness, u c berkeley infectious expert doctor john swartzberg says if approved, it would bolster the 2 pronged approach to handling the pandemic offering treatment by way of medication on top of the prevention method. we already have with vaccines. certainly no one wants to say well, now i know this pill is available or. austin could becomes available. i don't have to worry about getting vaccinated because i can just pop a pill. would do that. the request by merck comes as the fda is set to discuss moderna and johnson and johnson's booster shots this week. >> but with the holiday season approaching doctor swartzberg says we still need to be on our guard. the majority of the trick or treaters are going to be under the age of 12. >> and kids under the age of 12. there's not going to be a vaccine for them by halloween. it's terribly important that those children are protected. that's not to say they can't enjoy halloween, but they have to be very careful if your kids are planning to trick or treat with a group of frien

once linguistic students themselves at u c berkeley medina are now teaching weekly classes into and another of 8 alone. the language is called rumson. every week. we always feel both. >> this time we talk about this afterwards. regardless of like all the things that have been happening in the world and what that can feel like at the end of language class. you feel so warm and so satisfied and happy. we have a responsibility to those people that we come from. >> to make sure that their sacrifices are never in vain to make sure that we live up to those expectations that they have for us and then we make the future. we help make the future brighter for the generations that are coming. >> your show, your and we'll all all the next generation has arrived ready to learn alongside people of all ages. >> we're meeting online for 73rd consecutive week to study their student. karina ariano felt compelled to connect with her roots when expecting her first born son, he made his way into the world that the peak of the pandemic. so she named him a word into tenure, which means strength. >> and sisters an