It is november. [ laughter ] i want to be in fall and in san jose, the wind whipped palm trees and flags alike on a cool, and breezy november morning. Its a reason to bundle up. And get a little warmer. I just walked outside my front door, and it was like, hit me in the face. Reporter now, big or weather changes are in the forecast with the seasons first rain expected tuesday evening into wednesday morning. Im welcoming it. Keep doing your reined in. Reporter welcome news for employees at the los gatos coffee roasting company. Which lost power twice during the power safety shutoffs this fall. Our whole business runs off of being able to have refrigerated dairy product. We lost a lot of products, a lot of business, and so did everyone else. Reporter firefighters one that fire danger remains high on till the rain moves in. And even then, says this is a beginning of a new chapter, not a new era. And we are looking at this rain as a shortterm reprieve from fire danger. I think that is the
Stations. News at 7 pm starts right now with the San Francisco bart owner who said he is so fed up with the drug use on his block. He is deciding to close his business altogether. Good evening. The bar owner tells us there is so much illegal activity customers dont want to come in. Reporter we are on seventh street just south of market in San Francisco. Behind me is a bar called mr. Smiths. 50 feet in that direction is the ninth Circuit Court of appeals. Across the street is the Federal Building in San Francisco. Despite these prestigious buildings there is still a very serious issue with the drug dealing and of course drug use right here. The owner of that bar mr. Smiths said he had to close his doors because neither employees nor customers want to walk the gauntlet it takes to get inside. It is always hard shutting down the business. It is frustrating when it is something the city should be able to control or do something about. They are just not. Reporter max young said when he open
You up. A lot has happened already. And well continue to bring you moment by moment coverage. Keep an eye on the right box on your screen when this resumes. Whatever were doing, that is where you are going to see whats popping up now and whats popping up next. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in The Faulkner Focus. A dramatic and disturbing statistic. More than 2,000 arrests tied to the Campus Protests and hating jews and hating american movement, whatever it is. All part of the crackdown on campus hate spreading like wildfire. Look at this. [shouting] harris so theyve arrested two plus thousand people and in new york nypd officers have taken apart another antiisrael encampment just this morning. This time at new york university. So they are hitting every campus they can at this point. Does it feel organized . Well get into it. Absolutely you bet. The departments Deputy Commissioner posted pictures of the signs at nyu. They call for death to america, death to israel. And it also released
Thanks to the government the ukraine has a large hardcurrency debt and in a position where it can be strangled by russia with the price of gas declining to allow exports. What do you think are the prospects of ukraine developing a become a . He economy . It was bankrupt with the previous government so the estimates are different but billions of dollars were taken out with that to the government alone. So the one paying that is clear to overcome the crisis is to take 15 billion loan from russia and the current government relies on support and Financial Support from the European Union and the united states. That is where the hope lies they can turn around the economy. I like that money much more than russian money but because western money comes with Strings Attached and you lose control then institutions now have much more expertise how to handle this money to see what the results are. But that is basically a shock with what territories to mobilize support for economic reform and is par
They have been trying to shovel their way out of six feet of snow. But for many, it is just to no avail. To no avail indeed. The death toll for the storm now sfands at seven. Officials are predicting the citys entire weather budget will be shortly wiped out. Cnns Martin Savage got an uploes look at just how bad the situation is. For the first time we make it into buffalos hardest hit neighborhoods. Here the snow is over six feet deep. The entire landscape has changed. On lilac street in south buffalo, i come across donna and sean, the mother and son who spent a break in the snowfall trying to free their car. How long did it take you to get this far . Four or five hours. Reporter and whats the goal . What are you trying to do . Just make a path to get down the street and get functional again. Across the street, richard gayhard has lived in buffalo all his life and never seen a snow like this. You had this cleared off . It was all cleared off last night. Reporter so everything on that ca