u c. santa cruz is among several u. c campuses that have announced their classes will go remote for the first two weeks of the winter quarter in january, u. c san diego and you see irvine are also holding classes online until mid january, out of concern about the search at omicron cases, santa cruz county just confirmed the first case is linked to the variant today. u c . santa cruz says students are still encouraged to return to campus and so far u. c. berkeley is still planning for in person instruction. and in oakland, the city passed an ordinance today that will require customers show proof of vaccination at many businesses. ktvu is brooks jarocz tells us the new rules cover bars, restaurants, gyms and museums. as bay area cases of covid continued to rise . oakland city council grappled for hours with an effective action plan to prevent a serious surge just voted and approved an emergency ordinance requiring proof of vaccination in almost all indoor public settings. the purpose of this ordinance is to encourage more

a whistleblower within u. c. global, unless the lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors. but especially with the defense lawyers who are recorded. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuadorian embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermines our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us. finally, ecuador gives him to the pressure for political and economic reasons. nick, whether she'll get on that board if he knows. however, he does, he will be plumber pico altogether. so you are such like jewels we've got. mm ah with i'm sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian aside. arrested for breach of bail also 97 years in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an extradition request from the united states. will congress, mister speaker? this goes to shows in t

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professor and engineer jay lund is a renowned watershed expert at u. c davis. most of the agencies, particularly the urban agencies , will have backup plans. they'll have water storage and groundwater and other reservoirs. don't have water that they might purchase from farmers that have other sources of water, but some agencies are already setting mandates in marin county, home and business customers face fines for any use of sprinkler or drip systems. as of this week until may. violators will pay a $25 fine for the first defense $250 for each additional offense. the south based valley water has told its distributors that they must get their customers to curtail water use by 15% of their 2019 monthly consumption, and the privately owned san jose water company issued the same mandate. any additional use costs an additional $7.13 for each 748 gallon unit used, which can mount up very quickly. so far, the alameda county water district contra costa water east bay municipal utilities district. mid peninsula and the san francisco puc are asking for voluntary conserva

she's a lecturer in politics and international relations at u. c. l. if you join us on skype from london to norman, then not officially recognizing the taliban. but if the french a driving setting up a mission, they going to be working with the taliban? that's a given. so what's the difference between working with the taliban and not recognizing the taliban? we hear from france and the you is really trying to thread the needle between giving the taliban that the gym is see that comes with recognition and having some kind of on the ground presence to deal with most specifically the humanitarian situation, which is deteriorate and quite rapidly, the you see this as being somewhat necessary in the short term for 1st of august or voting or military and crisis, but also for the long term for avoiding a failed state. and from avoiding other states, such as china, russia, ron, getting, getting a foothold, it's difficult, but it's not unprecedented. it's important to note russia, china, or other states have also maintained diplomatic presence. isn't there emba

i'm a brandy m u c. and his 1st public statement as president and lex said that his government's foreign policy would need to begin nor end with the j c p. o way sort of indicating that it wouldn't be quite the, the foreign policy focus that perhaps had been in the past. has the wrong position going into these talks this time, the 7th set of talks hasn't changed at all. no, not at all. in fact, i think one of the mistakes, the former president ro, honey, was constantly say that the j t o a with or the new the negotiations were his priority. and that gave the americans beverage and constantly thing that we need to deal was, was, was like poison or iranian position. the run in negotiating t. what present ratio saying is that we will do a deal if they accept the j. c, p, o, a info. well sign up to we will, what will we signed up? we've been implementing it and we still are implementing it because our, as i said, the fact that we're not implementing the deal itself, our ryan audience with the 2 articles that

u. k. c's, a record number off infections. south korean hospitals are being overwhelmed by. busy a surgeon, the number of critically ill patients. there are warnings the system there is on the brink of collapse. and on the african continent, the delta and the army crown variance have driven infections up by nearly 83 percent. that's the fastest serge anywhere in the world this year. we'll get more and all that in a moment. but 1st we're a challenge is joining us from london to talk us through what's going on and in the u. k. and how worried authorities there are over the infection rates? well, i think with another day, the 2nd day running in which the record was broken for the number of new infections . 88000 new infections today. 78000 new infections. yesterday, the previous record you had to go back to january of this year, 68000. so that gives you an idea. i think of the magnitude, the speed with which all micron is ripping through the united kingdom. the. all right, this reproduction right? that the, the figure by what she measure how fast of a virus reproduces itself fo

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s . intelligence services in an e mail, the head of u. c. global david morales orders surveys of some just visits. a whistleblower within you see global unless hello yes. explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers who are recorded. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuadorian embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermines our ability to properly defend and provided defense to join us. finally, ecuador gives it to the pressure for political and economic reasons. nick whether she'll get on that board finance. heather, you'll see the plum ethical altogether. so your sense like yours we lost. mm hm. with i'm sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian aside. arrest if a breach of bail often 87 years in the outdoor, in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an extradition request fro

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several u c .players didn't make the trip to san diego on the bruins reported worsening covid conditions today. holiday bowl is the fifth ball game canceled because of covid. there were several other games played today and tonight, though meantime, a lot of disruptions. alright joe, thank you coming up next here at 11. everything's gone. i'm never going to see my brother again. a grieving sister is searching for answers. tonight after a hit and run in ballet, ho left her brother dead. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. police say the victim of that hit and run was in a crosswalk when he was struck and killed. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes in tonight for frank. it happens sunday night in valeo on sonoma boulevard at arkansas. man's family says that 29 year old connor walk ins and moved to california from texas looking for a new start new tonight, ktvu zambelli spoke to walk in sister. who is devastated by his death. he wasn't really sweet person

i've learned that u c. berkeley police sergeant brian sato was having lunch with his wife when he saw the robbery. the cashier told ktvu. the sergeant then challenged the suspect. he yelled at him to drop his weapon by rand hand. i um all of her was a bunch shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one police officers off duty oftentimes carry their service weapon with them or an alternate weapon. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says cases like these should serve as a warning. two would be robbers. so when you walk in somewhere, there just might be an off duty police officer there that is armed and trained and how to use it. in fact, sergeant sato is the lead firearms instructor and range master or shooting range supervisor for the uc berkeley police department. and a served overseas as an army reservist. the suspects served time in federal prison for robbing several east bay banks of $6000 in 2012 and 2013. in the sentencing memo, federal prosecutors wrote the defendant's criminal conduct has

but we have today only 8 patients was all micron over the country on the i c u. so it's very early at the moment, but if you look at france on your k, it seems that at least on the i, c, u, b, f. not such a search like we expected 123 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite if a idea, if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressure is lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictionary de

but we have today only 8 patients was all me run over the country on the i c u. so it's very early at the moment, but if you look at france, are your k, it seems that at least on the i, c, u, b, f. not such a search like we expected 123 weeks ago. and i guess we need at least 2 weeks more to have a definite if a idea, if it's, if it's really less severe than the data very end. and that is what we, what we all wish, at least for the i see you said the workload is low and the pressures lower. there's plenty still to do christian, kara g. anita, thank you very much for speaking with us. thank you. and now it's time for you to ask and for us to answer his a view, a question for our signs correspondent derek williams. oh, who is considered a coven? 19 survivor. is it regardless of its severity? this is really more of a semantic question than a scientific one, but it caught my attention because i've used the term here quite often, but i've never really thought about it before. so let's think about it. um the word survivor is a pretty dramatic one. the cambridge dictiona

evan white, the executive director of the california policy lab at u c. berkeley.e time. thank you. thank you for having me on alex. well, barrier weather today you've either had no rain, some rain off and on or some heavy rain, but everybody experiencing least most areas reporting some stronger winds and the winds will continue to increase this evening and also the rainfall will intensify as the main front which is up to our north will gradually spread to the south this evening, so rainfall expectations not as strong as the recent atmospheric river event, but still it's not a weak system. we're thinking about a quarter of an inch that would be in the south bay, but maybe it's a two inches for the north bay coastal hills. and you can see with our timing. we're thinking the rainfall will let its heavier rainfall rates this evening into tonight and then into tomorrow. still some scattered showers but the overall trend we decrease the activity throughout the day on thursday, here's the satellite and radar pretty active all day long, the bulk the activity has been focu

that includes the u. c. berkeley central sierra snow lab that's just northwest of lake tahoe. river has brought above average snow levels to the sierra, the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab reported five ft of snow in just the last 48 hours at their facility. the level of snow a good sign, of course, according to snow lab officials, but it is not enough to pull us out of this drought. the average snowfall for this time of year is about 76 inches, just about six ft. and as of this morning, the lab reported a total of nearly 10 ft. a critical day for san francisco's the schools, the vote about future funding ahead of a shake imposed deadline. chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart spending firsthand, while you monitor and set account alerts. and using their own chase mobile app, they can set big savings goals. all with no monthly service fee. chase first banking. meeting as it prepa

we're joined now by dr peter chin hong infectious disease expert at u. c s. about what is prompting this. how much does this have to do with concerns about the omicron variant? i mean, at this point, we only have a handful of omicron cases here in california. but is that is that concern potentially driving this? i think that's part of the concern. alex i think a lot of concern is really about what we know already, which is delta, california is still about a 99. delta kind of state and over the last two weeks, so since thanksgiving, we've seen a 50% increase in cases. we're looking at what's happening in other parts of the country. hospitals are being broken at the seam in the great lakes region in new england, particularly new hampshire. we're looking at what's happening in europe, so the storm is coming, so part of this measure is really being proactive. ah is doing something we know how to do, particularly in the area. i don't think much will change except symbolically . i think a little measure knowing what we know and hopefully preventing some of the bad

i have learned that u c.erkeley police sergeant brian sato was having lunch with his wife when he saw the robbery. the cashier told ktvu the sergeant and challenged the suspect. he yelled at him to drop his weapon around hand. i um all of her was a bunch shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one police officers off duty oftentimes carry their service weapon with them or an alternate weapon. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says cases like these should serve as a warning. two would be robbers. so when you walk in somewhere, there just might be an off duty police officer there that is armed andn fact, sergeant sato is the lead firearms instructor and range master or shooting range supervisor for the uc berkeley police department. and a served overseas as an army reservist. the suspect served time in federal prison for robbing several east bay banks of $6000 in 2012 and 2013 in a sentencing memo, federal prosecutors wrote the defendant's criminal conduct has demonstrated a concerning history of

this is david morales of the u. c. global firm. he was put on trial and spanish national court and what emerged from those proceedings was the reality that david morales had been contracted by the cia to spy on julian assange to spy on his meetings with his lawyer in violation of attorney client privilege. there were burglaries, possibly, even of julian sanchez council, his legal team. and there were discussions of killing julian assange assassinating him in the embassy. and these instructions came to on from higher ups that emerge. that detail emerged in my may 2020 report for the greys own dot com through the testimony that i acquired, a witness testimony of a former business partner of david morales. we also know that tom's della morris julian is on his partner, was followed and essentially hunted along with other assange associates by these c i a assets. so that report that i issued in may 2020 was confirmed by around 30 current and former u. s. intelligence officials in yahoo news this year. and so what we have is confirmation

it's only the beginning of a bigger dream and they hope to show the world how beautiful garza can b u. c l g 0. got them ah, equate. look at add lines this out. now, governments around the world, a scrambling to contain the spread of the amik on variant of cove at 19 several countries of recorded their highest daily infection. right? since the pandemic began, france has been most non essential travel from the u. k. which reports a record number of infections for a 2nd day in a row at more than 88000. the situation in france isn't much better where it reported over 60000 cases. and then you as president joe biden has been speaking how he urged americans to get a booster shots as quickly as possible. warning that army cromwell spread rapidly do stuff to take him home. a crown is not good spread as fast as it would otherwise done. and as happy new year, but it's here now it's ready, and it's gonna increase for on vaccinated. we're looking at a winter of severe owns and death unvaccinated for themselves, for family and the hospital real soon or well. but there's good news. if you write a boo

the cardinal cruising over u. c.is 68. 2 42 alright, just the words peewee football seem incongruous. i would say that you check this out with this particular football highlight. look at this. this is peewee football and a gentleman. he's a man among boys. yes he's the same age as all those other kids , but they want nothing to do with tackling the youngster. they're going to run with the handle. big john. big john. big bed, john. watch out for big john. keep an eye on him. that's this morning, my friend out. julie won't take him down. all right, mark. thank you. thanks, right, mark. thank you. thanks, mark. thanks for joining it's been mighty cold in here since "the big chill." what say we warm our hearts by... "st. elmo's fire"? yes! couple of wine coolers and some '80s rob lowe -- i can get into that. i'm still holding out hope i'll have plans tonight. great. two for two. haley? oh, so fun, but i'm gonna have to say no. i have a photography-class thing. what kind of a thing? oh, you know, just an exhibit, like, to

u. c berkeley's snow lab near donner pass says this is the most snow that has fallen in the sierra for the month of december. since 1970. today's storm was so intense that several ski resorts were closed due to the blizzard conditions in addition to snow crews are working to clear down power lines and fallen trees as fast as they can. let's go now to meteorologist roberto gonzalez with the snow that we can expect here at home. yes and we already have some snow that has been falling from time to time periodically throughout the bay area in the evening hours. right now, we have mostly cloudy skies for the most part over the city of oakland, and we're looking out towards the seaport of the ports of oakland. the temperatures range from 36 chilly degrees in santa rosa to 43 degrees and fremont, mid forties bayside. here it comes. this is the last cold front. of the week. you see it just now getting ready poison position to hit up against eureka and the northwestern quadrant of the state of cali

nike has signed its first college athlete in she's making money with the 19 year-old young lady from u c says she hopes to do now that she's breaking new ground and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is the bay area forecast tracking the latest forecast tracking the latest storm to r entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> welcome back, everybody. we're taking a live look at our stormtracker. 4 radar, plenty of rain happening. according to a lawrence well into the night. >> and according to this here you see people getting home and they're doing so in the wet meteorologists lawrence karnow is here. as we're this i

mark well , u. c. berkeley is holding its winter commencement on campus tomorrow morning.rson ceremony is being held at hospital billions at 8:30 a.m. this is some video of a previous graduation that was held there. cal is requiring attendees to show proof of vaccination and to wear a mask. people who are not vaccinated will have to show proof of a negative covid-19 test. the ceremony will also be streamed online. up next in sports. stephen curry and the warriors hit the floor following curries historic night sports director mark ibanez will have their high friday night. you knoe narrative has been that as soon as step sets that record, everything is going to mellow out. the team can focus on basketball. steph can relax and go with the flow. that was pretty true for the first half of this game in boston. the minute really tightened up, of course, the warriors were a man down jordan's pool on the covid list and taking his place tonight with his first nba start. it was a first round draft choice. moses moody, so little action and stuff. yeah he did come out firing. it's this

it's only the beginning of a bigger dream and they hope to show the world how beautiful garza can b u. c l g 0. goddam ah, hello. yeah, and i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera france is banning most non essential travel from the u. k, which has reported a record number of covey, 19 infections for a 2nd day on the african continent. the delta and army con variance have driven up infections by nearly 83 percent. the un secretary general says floor vaccine policies have contributed to the threat posed by.

c u. s. prison camp guantanamo after this month's decision by british courts to exonerate the u. s. justice system when it comes to wiki likes his julian assange. this program investigates the alleged torture of missouri dicey by the usa, the author of don't forget us here. lost and found at guantanamo was swept up by us linked warlords and the cia in afghanistan. 18 year old missouri became detainee 441, and was held at guantanamo for 14 years without charge you a discretion was advised to so may be disturbed by us treatment of prisoners discussed in this interview. and for a daffy joins me now. from belgrade in sylvia. man, so welcome to going under ground. i suppose we better stop given the, i know from my lawyers that people watch this show in guantanamo bay, torture camp, prison, whatever. it's called a 1st a message i suppose from you to the people still in there. yeah. first of all, thank you for how are you today and is the 2nd time actually actually are to you one of their favorites. you're not going to know because it's just the other side of the wall. and before i star

i've learned that u c.ing lunch with his wife when he saw the robbery. the cashier told ktvu. the sergeant then challenged the suspect. he yelled at him to drop his weapon around here and i all of her was a bunch shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one police officers off duty oftentimes carry their service. weapon with elmer, an alternate weapon, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says cases like these should serve as a warning. two would be robbers. so when you walk in somewhere, there just might be an off duty police officer there that is armed and trained and how to use it. in fact, sergeant sato is the lead firearms instructor and range master or shooting range supervisor for the uc berkeley police department. and a served overseas as an army reservist. the suspect served time in federal prison for robbing several east bay banks of $6000 in 2012 and 2013. in a sentencing memo, federal prosecutors wrote the defendant's criminal conduct has demonstrated a concerning history of violence t

c, u a the by the ministration i think doesn't want to go back to it fully. but importantly, i think that might, administration does see some benefit to the j. c p. away. and i say there's not necessarily in a positive sense, but they see benefit in being 4 members the by the ministration sees benefit in being full members of the j. c, p. o, a. in order to use the j. c, p, u, a, for 2 reasons. one to invoke its snap back sanctions clause, which means that the united states could go to the security council at any time and snap back sanctions. not just from the united states, not just been for which for the europeans, but for china and russia as well. the other reason that the united states these, the j, c, p o, a is useful, is that it's a useful platform to, they would say, discussed, but perhaps more accurately, to pressure iran and other issues like it's missiles, regional developments and the like, okay, i'd like to bring you in, i'm it was as easy. you're a specialist owner on foreign policy. these are the 1st talks in 5 months, the 1st sense around elected

when you go out to l, a, u, c, m, everywhere you see like a task list, super charges and the other charging stations pretty much everywhere. you're starting to see that grow kind of in a suburban d. c. but you know, really in the city, but are we seeing that, you know, maybe even in middle america growing the same way and obviously outside of this country, it has to and that has to be driven by demand. and that can be partly policy, that can be partly politics, but that can also be you know, just where the cars are sold. so if you look at places like portland places like los angeles. yeah, there are plenty, but we need many, many more of those charging stations. what we found, an auto trader was that about 80 percent of electric vehicle owners that they charge up at home. so that tells you who is buying those cars. that's not city dwellers. those aren't largely apartment people who are doing that. those are people who own their own home or who own a condominium, where they can afford to put a charger. now when it comes to i know we've talked about electric vehicles, we also have to talk abo

you see the united states and his allies assailing provocatively into the black c, u. c, u. s. vessels and well, recently british vessels as well, selling provocatively and suit the taiwan strait. but imagine what would happen if you had russian vessels ceiling until the floor of streets, not for a distance from its ally in cuba. imagine what would happen if chinese vessels sailed into the florida straits, not for distance from its ally in cuba. all hell would break loose and washington, but washington needs to realize the times have changed. the days of the sole remaining superpower as of white to describe itself in the 19 nineties and long since disappeared. and if washington does not careful, is going to suffer. i'm afraid to slay a rather punishing defeat. all right, gerald horn, author and historian, thanks for being with us here on our to international. interesting to hear thought . thank you. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines this hour more than a 100 nations are taking part in a democracy. some right over the next 2 days, hosted by the u. s

well, our latin america is l u. c. n. human joins us now from santiago, a stock choice that fits you lanes. one candidate, a young leftist who's promising to bring the change every one was calling for, but the other and ultra conservative is being compared to donald trump. yes, it has, although they are not exactly alike, but they do have some things in common for sure. including was on your past slogan that he will quote, make truly great again, i guess that sounds familiar. but really, i think what's at stake here is a model that julie has had a free market and extreme free market model fashioned after the chicago boys, the chicago school of economics at the university of chicago more than 40 years ago. and that is now being challenged for the 1st time, very, very seriously. that model has allowed the country's economy to grow. but as you mentioned, it has contributed to, to an economic divide to concentration of wealth in fewer and fewer hands. so that i think is one of the main things also what is a very, very youn

u c. berkeley police officer. investigators say the off duty officer was dining inside nations giant hamburgers when a man walked in and tried to rob the place at gunpoint. ktvu see azenith smith is in the newsroom after talking to a witness. yes, i spoke with that cashier who was held up at gunpoint and she is understandably upset. the sheriff's office tonight identified this aspect as a 29 year old man from richmond. most skin. why. coming incident. customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo, closed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day came in had gone. pointed arrows can't really describe how i feel. after that. just shaken up the restaurants, cashier whose identity we're protecting, says the man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. the one talking to him he was he w

u c's, a record rise in the number of infections. south korean hospice halls are being overwhelmed by a certain number of critically ill patients. there are warnings the system. there is on the brink of collapse. and on the african continent, the delton on the cross variance have driven infections up by nearly 83 percent. that's the fastest serge, anywhere in the world. this year. natasha butler is in paris with more on the impact the army kron variance is having across europe. the french government indeed, imposing title restrictions, effectively binding non essential travel between the u. k and frauds. and that will, of course, be a very disappointing to people are both fights the channel. you have time perhaps to spend some of the upcoming holiday season with family and friends, but the french government say that they have been watching the situation in the u. k. with rise in cases say a very closely indeed this is a way of trying to stop the spread of the on the call variance, which is causing so much havoc here. and here in fran

they see an off duty u. c berkeley police officer was eating lunch there and intervened, telling the suspect to drop his weapon when he didn't comply. witnesses say the after the officer shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating but is not released. the condition of the suspect or further details of what occurred. no one else was injured. police in san rafael say they've arrested a juvenile for making threats against the middle school on social media. police are the student was arrested yesterday after threatening harm to students and faculty this week at davidson middle school. police were notified about the social media post late friday by concerned parents and students. investigators say they took the threat seriously and determined the juvenile did not have the means to carry out the threats. the student, though, was booked into marin county juvenile hall for making criminal threats. the case will now be forwarded to the marin county district attorney for review and senator fell.

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