u.c. berkeley to explain how a strike could shut down some classes and labs only weeks ahead of final exams. >> yeah, this strike just hours away and many students here in the plaza showing solidarity with academic workers today. the university said it does not expect a big disruption but some students tell us some of their classes have already been canceled. >> post dock translate scholar margo says banners are being painted and pickett signs are ready for a strike on monday. 48,000 university of california academic workers are planning to strike at u.c.'s 10 campuses after contract talks failed to reach an agreement over the past year. union me, represented by the united audience workers say wages are a key part of the dispute. some university employees make less than -- 24,000 a year. >> if people are struggling to make ends meet and struggling to finds housing this implies they won't be able to forecasts on delivering good education for our students. >> on itself website, it says u.c.

research that u.c. boasts about, and we are the backbone of the research that happenwithin u.c. rangingm medical research, employment science research, rely all of the science and patent that u.c. can claim comes out of a lot of this labor that dude researchers provide -- that student researchers provide. we are striving for a contract that allows us to make ends meet so we have so many diverse researchers within u.c. including international researchers, parents, caregivers. we are fighting for a conversation that really compensates us fairly -- compensation that really compensates us fairly. amy: can you talabout the work you do? you are in the field of genetics. explain what happens and how you are compensated. aarthi: i work as a student researcher within the genetics program at uc davis so i do research within the field of human genomics. this is something that is incredibly competitive and really well-funded. however, the research and work i've provided, i do not get fair compensation for the labor i've provided. i myself like over 90% of researchers, pay over 30% in rent. have in

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[indiscernible] dan: abc 7 was the u.c.keley where thousands of students and stewart it employees walked off the job. some say they are making less than 20 dollars an hour -- $20 an hour. >> you cannot -- cannot continue to work on this campus with these wages. many majority of student on campus are -- [indiscernible] dan: negotiations have been over a year and during that time they five -- filed 20 lawsuits. kristen: you've heard of storm chasers but there's a group of scientists in the area that are more like warm pollution monitors. we have more explaining on the work the scientists do and how to protect that air quality. >> for martin tran and david peterson, a break in the rain means a chance to measure minute changes of a passing storm brought to san francisco bay and they are not always good. for decades, storm runoff has carried dangerous pollutants like mercury and other chemicals. and it is evolving. >> we identified other chemicals that are contaminants of an emerging turn these are chemicals -- emerging concern

bass has a tinny edge over carrusso by 3 percentage points according to u.c. berkeley poll.robbery in west hollywood is still on the loose. griff. griff: christina coleman live in los angeles, christina, thank you very much. that will do it for thus hour. fox news live will continue with eric and arthel. don't forget to set your clocks daylight savings clock will start tonight. first time that you can turn back one hour and senate awaiting on the house to approve measure. anita: we will get sort of more sleep. griff: maybe for last time. congress is getting involved. that's why your vote counts. 3 days. i'm griff jenkins. anita: and i'm anita vogel, thank you for watching and enjoy the rest of your weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ eric: three days to go as candidates across the country are hitting the home stretch. this is the final weekend before the midterms on tuesday sms you know, there are a lot of toss-up races that will decide the balance of power in washington. right now pennsylvania is taking claim as the center of the political universe in this country. three current and past presid

request, since my colleague, i understand he would like to vote against leo martens and doesn't like a u.c. motion that would lump everybody together to advance them. i would ask that at that time a time to be determined by the majority leader, the senate consider the nomination, p.n.1028, leopoldo martinez, for a term of three years, and that the senate have a vote on that nomination, a debate and vote on that nomination, members able to vote no, but with no intervening action -- the the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, no further order be in order with respect to the nomination, that related statements be printed in the record and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. cruz: mr. president? officer the senator from texas. -- the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cruz: first of all, nowhere in the senator from virginia's eloquent remarks did he dispute in any way, shape, or form the chronology i laid out about the absolute disaster the biden foreign policy has been in latin am

i read a research brief, u.c. berkeley called the death of downtown and it looked at 62 downtowns similar in size to san francisco and we were dead last. we had a recovery quotient of 31% of our pre-pandemic economic activity whereas new york is at 78%. columbus at 112% and salt lake city is at 155%. so, you know, unfortunately, san francisco on a lot of these determinations is dead last in many different methods of deciding whether or not we are on the road to recovery. and i do believe the situation is dire for several different reasons, prior to the pandemic, the area that we're talking about in downtown, somo it was responsible for generating more than 45% of the city's sales tax and since then, the neighborhood has seen of the largest declines in sales tax revenue with some zip codes experiencing more than a 50% drop between 2019 and 2021. we of course know that san francisco has a heavy concentration of tech employers that of course is particularly haas hospitable to remote work. we have seen close to 20,000