u.c. berkley forced to reduce enrollment by thousands.ight, a look at the legal battle and what that means for cal hopefuls. >> showers and even the possibility of snow. the forecast is coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> it's like a moral duty. >> tonight, ukrainians in the u.s. are vowing to return to the country to help fight back against russian invasion. dan: t comes after a dramatic escalation today. one of the world's largest nuclear power plantses catching on fire after being attacked by the russian military. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i'm ama daetz. john has been following the latest. tim, you spoke to a young man planning to return to ukraine. tim: yeah, i did. he plans to go despite the developments today, a fire at that nuclear plant has set off a wade of panic. ukrainian officials have managed to put out the flames just a couple of hours ago but leaders are worried. international atomic agency putting this incident and em

u.c. berkley forced to reduce enrollment by thousands.hat that means for cal hopefuls. >> showers and even the possibility of snow. the forecast is coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> it's like a moral duty. >> tonight, ukrainians in the u.s. are vowing to return to the country to help fight back against russian invasion. dan: t comes after a dramatic escalation today. one of the world's largest nuclear power plantses catching on fire after being attacked by the russian military. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i'm ama daetz. john has been following the latest. tim, you spoke to a young man planning to return to ukraine. tim: yeah, i did. he plans to go despite the developments today, a fire at that nuclear plant has set off a wade of panic. ukrainian officials have managed to put out the flames just a couple of hours ago but leaders are worried. international atomic agency putting this incident and emergency center in full response mode.

u.c. berkley to help teach students about microlending, social enterprise and other ways for poor people in developing nations to lift themselves from poverty. his passing, the story includes an anecdote that captured his kind and generous spirit. he said in all the conversations he had over the years with buddhist friends in the himalayas, no one convinced him of the likelihood of incarnation. maybe that's why he worked so hard to achieve so much good in this one lifetime he was given. demore to ease human suffering than others might do in a dozen lifetime opportunities. to senator dianne feinstein, beloved daughters and grand children and all who knew and love him, loretta and i offer our condolences. dick blum's friendship was a gift and his memory will be a blessing. madam president, on another note, there was a historic announcement last friday when president joe biden announced that judge ketanji brown jackson is his choice to serve as associate justice of the supreme court. i'm going to speak about her nomination at length tomorrow but a few words now. she's an extraordinary person t

u.c.-berkley and ucla. in 1968 she graduated from ucla with her bachelor's in spanish languages. and was part of the health science center becoming her a certified nurse practitioner in 1975. 10 years later she settled in our desert and began work in the coachella valley. throughout her career, rosa worked to serve the poor, the marginalized and underserved. she provided care to the most in need in rural areas like the desert hot springs and the borego springs and now works for the health services. she knows what it means to think globally and think locally. she has made it her goal to expand access to the most vulnerable. as a physician, i've seen her dedication to this mission firsthand. in the summer of 1996, during a summer fellowship as a medical student, she taught me the well child exam. i'll never forget her work to at-risk newborns. i know she will fight for health and social justice. and sure enough in 2007 when i returned home from medical school, we saw patients together and provided free medical care to the poorest farm worker community with the flying doctors. toget

u.c. berkley for graduate school and i fell in love with san francisco. after my graduation and could founded a dotcom in the original dot com boom and then a significant new challenge that's different from my previous professional challenges and experiences. i became a a mother. i have to say that raising children has been more challenging and more rewarding than any professional job than any job i had. and they grew and changed. i have to adapt and learn constantly and i think all parents know that. i'm very lucky to have fraternal twins because they're very different. they look different to begin with and while every external factor was the same, they grew to be almost polar opposites. this showed me the diversity of personality, strength of and of each child that is in their nature helping each of them find and hone their strength and passions is what i feel as my responsibility as a parent. in this experience as a parent that i feel the weight and responsibility of being a school board member. i'm now not just responsible for my own kids, i'm now res

u.c. berkley infectious disease experts, agree that the greatest that infection continues to be droplets in the air. >> either close to somebody where larger droplets can get on to our mouth or nose or eyes. or even distances, particularly inside, 30 feet away, if the virus gets in the air and floats there we inhale it. luz: as more scientists look into how it spreads, data by washington university researchers point to as tra stkepbica's antibody-based covid-19 drug as a way to neutralize omicron's ba-2 variant. >> it's a very clever construction of two mono colonial -- mono clonal antibodies that put together will mind to the virus. give you protection. luz: astrazeneca's treatment is meant for people who may not respond to the vaccine and can't generate their own immune response. >> you need to get it repeated every six months. it has some real long lasting staying power. jobina: luz reporting. both studies need to be certified. san francisco is ramping up mobile covid-19 testing to target its hardest hit communities. the department of public health says mobile testing bands will provide

u.c. berkley. i'm calling to emphasize the importance of maintaining social workers and alignment with the national association. emphasis on supervision will be provided by experience that may arise in our work. there is an emphasize that this may be a budgetary decision to move the funding from centrally site based budget. however, this is not a budget decision. this jeopardizes safety in order to preserve the positions of over half a dozen newly hired managers. i look forward to the report from the analysts to learn what we can reduce in lieu of those who have previously developed and maintain and the program that the state has shown correlation to decreasing students. >> thank you. hillary. >> hi, my name is hillary and i'm a coach for the teaching credential program. i'm calling about the resolution on determining the order of seniority with the same start date of service. we just learned that a random card drawing system will be used to determine seniority for those teachers with the exception

u.c. berkley and her j.d. from harvard law school.judge coreley's nontraditional path to the bench displays her commitment to public service. after spending some time in private practice, she spent more than ten years as a career law clerk on the northern district of california. based on her outstanding work in that role and the expertise that she built in private practice prior, judge coreley was selected to serve as a magistrate judge for the northern district. she served there for the past decade and is known for her mentorship of current law clerks. so i celebrate each of these highly qualified nominees who will help californians access justice throughout our state. when people enter a federal court, they should feel confident in the promise of equal justice. equal justice those three nominees will help dplimp. the oversight and thoughtful of a fair judge is paramount. our democracy depends on the public faith in the judiciary and that's why i'm committed to building a bench of judges who better reflect and understand the district

u.c. berkley for graduate school and i fell in love with san francisco.duation and could founded a dotcom in the original dot com boom and then a significant new challenge that's different from my previous professional challenges and experiences. i became a a mother. i have to say that raising children has been more challenging and more rewarding than any professional job than any job i had. and they grew and changed. i have to adapt and learn constantly and i think all parents know that. i'm very lucky to have fraternal twins because they're very different. they look different to begin with and while every external factor was the same, they grew to be almost polar opposites. this showed me the diversity of personality, strength of and of each child that is in their nature helping each of them find and hone their strength and passions is what i feel as my responsibility as a parent. in this experience as a parent that i feel the weight and responsibility of being a school board member. i'm now not just responsible for my own kids, i'm now responsible for