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>> i don't speak for john hopkins, but does john hobbs can numbers are remarkable and regardless of who the president is or which political parties in power, this has been a failure of government health agencies. cdc, nih, the fda, they are using peacetime particles in wartime. last year, they told labs and universities they cannot test for covid. this year, they have several fatal mistakes in this strategic rollout of the vaccine. they insisted on two good doses back-to-back when we should've gotten one dose and people and then once we got all the vulnerable people vaccinated into the second dose and we should not have been vaccinating people with natural immunity early on. we could've rationed better and saved over 100,000 lives. >> trace: the way have status as is about asked mandates saying they work. now in place and 25% of business, 40% of hospitals and colleges serving 37% of students. bottom line, 95 million eligible americans were unvaccinated when biden made his mandate announcement. in the federal rules of private businesses haven't even been finalized yet. they think it's wo

linda hopkins says officials are now considering making bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on the property too her dream preserving cherished memories from the past for me. it's like, you know when i would go to the beach with my nieces and nephews and get a burger and a soft serve you were transported back to the 50s. you know, it's just i want people to experience that for years. to come one thing's for sure the sale of iconic johnson's beach is personal to just about everybody who lives in guerneville, including downtown business owners. i don't think it's a this is good. this is bad. until 5:10 owner, robin johnson hopes, whoever the buyer is. is how precious this beach is to the community? there's many generations and history and good feelings. yeah, sonoma county plans a public hearing on the possible purchase of johnson's beach on october 6th

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now kyler murray to the corner of the end zone finds d'andre hopkins out muscles. josh norman for the touchdown. one of several incredible catches for hopkins on the day that made it 17 7 cardinals and that was the final score. arizona handing the niners their 3rd straight loss. you can say what you want about the way sunday's game played out. it was exciting, thorgh, to finally get our first prolong look at the 3rd round draft choice heard round the world trade lance. now it was a decidedly mixed back at times. lance look fantastic. there were some great used his legs wisely to move the chains. the times he scrambled when he shouldn't have. and through maddeningly inaccurate passes. all the consensus is he did pretty well in his starting debut, he provided plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the future of trade area. >> that is some really good things. i'm definitely wasn't perfect. no one ever has been the first pick at that just sailed on on. he's going to the right spot, but just got away from a first drive. you know, i thought. and overall, you know, i th

one of several incredible catches for hopkins on the day 17 7 cardinals in the final score 1710, the niners dropped to 2 in 3 going into the bye week after the game, kyle shanahan said garoppolo is still the starter. >> they hope to get him back in 2 weeks against indianapolis over to allegiant stadium. the raiders hosting the bears also wanted to bounce back from a last 2nd quarter raiders of 3, there's a qb justin fields finds just before said in the end zone. that's a 2 yard touchdown. so take the lead little bit later. damien williams takes the handoff. nice little spin move there. we'll take it in for the touchdown. and there's really never looked back. they win 20 to 9 gave him the raiders. their second straight loss of the season after they started one reno las vegas to the giants. meanwhile, touchdown in la today and went right to dodger stadium to get a little practice in. they're going to need all the practice they can get as they prep for opposing pitcher max scherzer. he's ripped off, though, a few times in his last couple of starts. alex wood. it's going to be on the bum

here is a stunning view with mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco across the bay, trans america pyramid as well. 60s and 70s at this lunchtime hour. we are looking at light conditions right now though you can see the northerly winds in fairfield and for concord. we are looking at light offshore flow, ridge of high pressure building in for us. that's why we are catching sunshine and daytime highs about five degrees above average. with that light offshore wind flow you see very dry air, relative humidity values down to the teens as we he through the day. i want to talk about what you can expect for our weekend. today we are watching that sunshine. tomorrow we are looking at sunshine and above average daytime highs, a great day saturday if you have outdoor events. check out saturday night. more clouds stream in and then for your sunday a weak weather system pushes across the bay area. we will be on the tail end of the front and we are going to see if it holds together enough to bring us some much needed rainfall. at this point, if you are lucky enough to catch a few showers

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. >>> and a live look outside from our mark hopkins camera. we will see you who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming box for free. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> a facebook whistle blower just hour away from testifying on cant roll hill. what she is expected to tell lawmakers after this morning. >>> the breaking news on the coronavirus vaccine front. the next step for johnson and johnson. >>> and here at home a plea from oakland's police chief as more officers leave the force. and the effort to figure out the pandemic's effect on the homeless in san francisco. >>> good morning to you. it's tuesday, october 5th. >> let's get a first check on weather and traffic and thin

. >>> another live look outside for you from our exclusive mark hopkins camera. you can see the trans america pyramid right there on ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, healthcare workers walking the picket line. concerns leading hundreds to strike in antioch. >>> oil spill threatening southern california wildlife, the push to limit the damage. >>> giants finish a regular season to remember. the next tediamon the pport frl hold out ends for one warriors star. >>> good morning. it is monday october 4. i am len kiese. >> good morning. i am gianna franco. a first check of weather and traffic, we start with mary lee who says it will be sunny and warm. >> we will have that sunshine across the bay area and warm temp

changes for your sunday, a live look with our san francisco mark hopkins camera on this friday morning and we are in the 40s and 50s with clear skies. concord you are coming in at 50, livermore 47, san jose 52, 44 for santa rosa. as we look to our satellite and radar view and you can see we are looking at the ridge of high pressure building in us. lighter offshore winds, still very dry air for your friday and you see relative humidity values down to teens as we head through our day. let's take you hour by hour on futurecast, you see sunshine for today. as we look to tomorrow, it's going to be warmer for your saturday with that sunshine but then clouds start to stream in late afternoon and insard eveni as we look to sunday, tracking this weather system that's going to bring rain especially to pacific northwest and that will bring a weak cold front. we'll be on the tail end of the front. there is a chance to see showers as we look to sunday night and that better chance will be the coast as well as for the north bay. sunrise at 7:18 and sun set at 6:31. let's check our daytime highs for t

. >>> a live look outside from our exclusive mark hopkins camera. we'll be right back. it's 4:57. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, lights out for thousands of customers around the region. we are live in the north bay where people are waking up in the dark. >> it's because of conditions kicking up high fire danger. >>> a show down in southern california. vern shows us how giants are looking to regain playoff lead in game three tonight. >>> drug maker seeking emergency authorization in what could be the biggest weapon against coronavirus. >>> good morning. it's monday october 11. i am len kiese. >> i am amanda starrantino. we have live team coverage on windy weather putting fire crews on edge. justin andrews is live in napa with the power shut offs. >>> but we begin with mary lee. >>> good morning. there is

a live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera looking a the san francisco. we are starting our day with mainly clear skies. here is what you can expect as we help you get ready for the day. we are looking at high pressure strengthening and building in for us. today temperatures will be warmest of the week and a quiet weather pattern setting up over the next several days. that's through the work week and into the weekend. dry conditions for your sunday, for your halloween. as we look to our next chance for showers, next monday. we are looking at dry and quiet conditions over the next several days through the weekend. it's all because of this strong ridge of high pressure, this dome in place. we are looking at all that storm activity away from us and just at the top of the ridge, so far away and we are looking at dry conditions at least through the week. we have our next chance for showers as we look to a cold front next monday. in the meantime you see sunshine for this afternoon. as we look to your friday, you see more clouds streaming in. temperatures may be

1951, she win to johns hopkins in baltimore where she was diagnosed with cervical cancer the lawsuit alleges the doctors removed her cells and tissue from a tumor without telling her and without letting her say okay lacks died that year since then scientists have used those cells in countless medical breakthroughs. but for the lacks family, that doesn't justify what they call the exploitation of her body here's cnbc's meg tirrell. >> reporter: for ron lacks, it's a proud but complicated family legacy. >> it's like our grandmother was a superhero, you know, helping so many. >> reporter: hela cells, named for henrietta's fist and last names, offer tools to science. they continue to live and reproduce in the lab the cell line has been used to develop medical breakthroughs like the polio vaccine, advancements against cancer and hiv, and recently to better understand the coronavirus the cells are sold for research purposes by companies including thermo fisher scientific but the lacks family and their attorneys say the cells were stolen and the business is nothing more than a perpetuation

jennifer nuzzo of johns hopkins, always great to have you. thank you very much for being here >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: as we reported earlier, the partisan divide in washington was on full display today as a democrat-backed voting bill failed to move forward in the u.s. senate. every republican lined up in opposition to the so-called "freedom to vote act" that democrats say would have improved voting access and election integrity. senator tim kaine of virginia co-sponsored the legislation, and he joins me now. senator, very good to have you back on the "newshour". >> thanks, judy. >> reporter: what does it mean that republicans were able to block this measure even from is was a vote to debate theut, bill, not to pass it, and we made an offer in the seate which is you vote to let us debate this bill, we will give you unlimited amendments. you can offer as many amendments as you want and still vote against et at the end if you didn't like it, but every republican lined up to basically block debate on the bill. 50 democrats support

and then, you have deandre hopkins playing the way he is. and then, you make a trade for zach hertz at the tight end position which gives kyler murray another weapon for the offense. so i think if you are looking at the whole depth chart and season for the standings are right now, i feel arizona is the team to beat. >> are you surprised kyler murray is in good? or did you foresee that? >> i mean, i'm not surprised. you know, i remember he had that nice suit when he came out for his draft day. and, you no, he obviously had a lot of weapons around him. and, i think chris kingsbury is going to be a great coach do be -- allow kyler murray really grow into his own. and then, defense, i feel like a young quarterback like that, he uses his legs and arm very well. whenever he does make a mistake, he has a great defense to go out there and make mistakes not hurt so bad for the team so they can still go out there and get some wins. >> when we come back, we will look ahead to sunday night football when the 49ers will take on the colts. denny green said

and back here in washington, we have organized the contract with johns hopkins university medical system to get people in to care quickly if they need it there. i know there's been interest in getting folks in walter reed, but that's not typically a fast process and the hopkins contract allows people to get more immediate care. sen. shaheen: and i've had the opportunity to question a number of the ambassadorial nominees about this issue and whether they've been briefed by the state department. i don't think there is anybody who said they've actually been briefed. brian mckeon: well, that surprises me, senator. we have this course called the ambassadorial seminar for nominees for positions, whether they've been confirmed or not, out of the foreign service institute. i spoke to the class in august, as did ambassador spratlan. i spoke about a lot of issues but i touched on this issue. and i am speaking to them next week about this issue, so whoever told you that skipped class that day. which doesn't surprise me because they don't go to the , class every day. sen. shaheen: it was two weeks a

deaths have surpassed 70,000, making it the highest in the nation this according to data from john hopkin's university. new covid-19 deaths have seeing a dramatic drop. >> reporter: now officially seeking emergency use authorization from the fda, if fraptd, merck's first of its anti-viral pill to fight covid could be prescribed later this year saying it cuts hospitalizations and deaths in half for unvaccinated patients with early symptoms the five-day regimens costs $500 per patient. similar to tamaflu in that it's taken at home. the prescribed pill would be for adults with mild-to-moderate cases of covid at high risk for severe disease or hospitalization. >> wow, this is excellent news, it's still 50% a lot of people that get infected will get very sick with covid-19 so it's not a miracle. >> reporter: if authorized, merck's milestone would be a game changer but not a substitute for vaccinations. the u.s. government has ordered enough pills for 1.7 million americans but 67 million who are eligible have yet to be vaccinated still, there are signs of progress on the front lines him new infec

. >>> right now on kpix5 and cbsn bay area looking live from the mark hopkins camera. a live look east. good morning. it's wednesday, october 27th. > >>> we will start with a check of weather and traffic. good morning to you guys. >> good morning. >> are you ready for a beautiful day? >> i think we all need it. >> we do. we do. we will get it as we head through the day. we will have sun and temperatures back to where we should be for this time of year. looking at temperatures near normal for this time. looking at 67 in san francisco, 69 oakland. 72 san jose and 73 for concord. as we head through the day, check it out. we are looking at clearing in the afternoon. catching that sunshine as we go through the day today. high pressure builds in for us and that means sunnier, dryer, warmer weather ahead. that will continue into tomorrow as well. we will talk about the next weather system. when we could see a few showers. details in just a few minutes. let's check in with gianna. >>> good morning. we are off to a gray start on this wednesday morning. if you are out early and

. >>> a live look outside from our exclusive mark hopkins camera. 4:57 is the time. we h ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom ♪ ♪ for me and you ♪ ♪ and i think to myself ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. who doesn't like more? vanguard. and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because with xfinity internet you get a free flex 4k streaming box and peacock premium included, with access to tons of free movies and shows. more bang for your buck. can your internet do that? like your outfit, girl. why thank you! ok, now it's a party! get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming box for free. click, call, or visit a store today. >>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new chance to protect yourself against covid- 19. booster shots being offered today on the peninsula. >>> a ship anc

came down with it in the second touchdown of the game but murray got the last laugh and found deandre hopkins alone in the end zone and his first of four touchdown passes for the cardinals got it 37-14 and remain unbeaten at six minus oh for the first time since 1974. and now bill belichick and the patriots at home up 1 in dallas less than three minutes left and jones passed up the hands of kendrick and picked off by trey bendixen he returned it for a second turnover of the game but how about shaking it off and he came right back and hit it again and this was a 75 yard touchdown, and he is gone. 29-26 over two minutes left and dallas tied it and they marched downfield in overtime and prescott to lamb for the walkoff game winner 445 yards and three touchdowns and they beat the patriots 35-29 and they are five minus one. and here the phoenix merry a must win game for the chicago sky in the wnba championship was on the line in chicago is up to minus one and candace parker drilled three and tied it at 72 and she had 16 points and 13 rebounds and stephanie inside for the go-ahead layup and the sky

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the andrea hopkins out muscles. josh norman he's going to win that match up every single time. it's 17 7 cardinals. final score 17 to 10 the niners dropped to 2, 3, going into the bye week. they hope to get jimmy garoppolo back to sunday from now as they play in primetime against the coast. according to kyle shanahan garoppolo is still their quarterback. call it a little friction amongst the fanbase. but hey, you got to listen to the coach over to allegiant stadium. the raiders hosting the bears is my guy eric, our 2nd quarter raiders up by 3. but justin fields. nice throw their finds jesper horse dead in the end zone. what a name. 2 yard touchdown bears take the lead later, damian with the spin move got damien williams. that's a touchdown. the bears never looked back. they win 20 to 9 the raiders. second straight loss. natalie the giants touched down in la today. and they went right to dodger stadium to get into practice. >> game 3 is tomorrow. alex wood, he's on the bump for the giants would have been solid as of late. he had been struggling a bit after a bout with covid for

this is the view from the hopkins hotel. it is thick, and it will continue spreading as we head through the rest of the evening. the temperature downtown has dropped from 74 to 58. other temperatures are running in the 60s and 70s, including antioch for this weekend's puppy. we have really dressed up as ted. she doesn't look thrilled to be giving away the candy. temperatures that far inland are still above 70. they will slowly dropped out of the 60s. the rest will end up in the low to mid 50s by early tomorrow morning. temperatures won't be as early warm tomorrow. we will be about 34 degrees below normal. most everybody in the 60s along the coast, pixies around the bay, mid-60s in the north bay with more clouds, and then upper 60s to around 70 point the extended forecast keeps temperatures below average. rain chances are late sunday night into monday. dry out tuesday and start today wednesday, and more showers wednesday night that could linger into thursday. sunday night and into monday, and again by wednesday night, and ear

sonoma county supervisor l s hopkins says officials are now considering making a bid on the property with a new vision. i mean, i think the most exciting opportunity is to really make the beach a regional park right a public space that everyone can come it's a business. it's not it's not a park hotel and restaurant owner. krista ludkey is bidding on the property too her dream preserving cherished memories from the past. for me, it's like, you know when i would go to the beach with my nieces and nephews and get a burger and a soft serve you were transported back to the 50s. you know, it's just i want people to experience that for years to come. well one thing's for sure the sale of iconic johnson's beach is personal. to just about everybody who lives in guerneville including downtown business owners. i don't think it's a this is good. this is bad guerneville 5 and 10 owner robin johnson hopes, whoever the buyer is knows how precious this beach is to the community. there's many generations and history and good feelings. yeah, sonoma county plans a public hearing on the possible purchas

police are asking people living in the area of gilman act in an hopkins streets to be aware. >> if you find yourself in this situation like this leave the area soon as possible. get to a place of safety meeting. another house that you're from there with a neighbor somewhere where there's other people around and ask for help. >> police are also asking people who live in this area to check their home security video in case they may have caught this man walking around on the street reporting in berkeley. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news, new details in the massive oil spill in southern california. how a container ship may be linked to a ruptured line. the flu season has approached and u.s. health officials are giving out a new warning. we have those details and more. up next. all right. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news a time for you now let's check on that for him on this >> october 8th here. we are already planning for the weekend. a cake is at on monday. if your plan for the weekend. just at too many days in between. now you don't have any

take a look at these numbers from johns hopkins university. more than 70,000 people have died across the state. this comes as california has the lowest amount of new cases per capita. last week the state recorded an average of 67 new infections per 100,000 people. u.s. average is 195. california health leaders say they don't anticipate the state repeating the surge like in january. >>> happening now, contra costa leaders considering the spreading of covid misinformation a public health crisis. supervisors are debating a resolution which includes declaration and creation of new policies in response. supporters cite misinformation for the reasons some people not getting vaccinated. not even wearing masks or following other protocols. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you any new updates during our 5:00 newscast tonight. >>> happening today, engineers will conduct a critical test to determine what's behind the latest sinking when it comes to san francisco's troubled millennium tower. the building has settled more since the work began

san jose state swim coach faith hopkins and steve o'brien were both commended by the mayor. they first blew the whistle in 2009 on swimmers being sexually abused by a trainer at the school. they say the school continually ignored them and o'brien lost his job. eventually, there department of justice found evidence of wrongdoing and came down hard on the university. >> as i have said, this is not and should not be about me. our thoughts, empathy, and passion should be with the dozens of survivors from six separate teams at san jose state. and our focus should be on their healing. >> now, that trainer and athletic director are now out at san jose state while the university president is stepping down in december as a result as well. the school also agreed to pay $1.6 million to 13 victims. >> after 107 years of entertaining berkeley movie fans, the historic california theater is closing permanently. the landmark theater chain never reopened after the pandemic closed it in march of 2020. a spokes mrn for landmark tells us that the landlord didn't want to renew the lease. the fut

marty makary at johns hopkins university johns hopkins university. obviously i use the threat entry interchangeably there because we know dr. mccarrick, the virus works and a growing number of people in the population are getting the virus, giving the vaccine but when it comes to treating the virus once you get it, is this going to help fight the pandemic further? >> would appears so, sandra. the results of the formal randomized control were really dramatic. 762 people sick with covid with milder or moderate illness and the placebo group, 45 are hospitalized and eight died in the drug group. 28 were hospitalized and nobody died. when you have a drug that reduces death down to zero, now we will have to see if that is true in the larger population, but when you have a signal in the data that strong, you have to ask, why are we sitting around waiting two months for the fda to review something? and it was developed emory university last year. you can go back and do the math and look at the potential savings of life since then. >> sandra: what is the answ

the press democrat reports that county supervisor linda hopkins. recently did a walkthrough of that property and is now added the item to the board's agenda next week. the county already owns six public beaches along the russian river. the state eviction moratorium has expired in many bay area renters are worried they could be forced out of their homes right now alameda county and cities, including oakland and berkeley, still ban pandemic fictions but in counties, including santa clara, solano and san francisco, those protections have ended. statewide landlords must prove, though, that they have exhausted options for rental relief before evicting tenants. still, renters say they're fearful. landlords are struggling as well, probably and looking for the money that they do deserve, but. you know, we're struggling to. we don't want to be out on the street. we're doing our best to try to work with them. morgan zito. san francisco says he and his roommates were approved for emergency relief months ago but have yet to see a dime, tenant attorneys say. de

basically the reichen hopkins from the change and i've done their elected graph 3 a, one of their mother had a visit that the russian hob also did right ago i did re emergence of ida and the right of i kid dies are the 2 concerns. the russians were all because it's been over of radicalism, mankato rhythm. jacinto will be stabilized what we call the backyard of russia, and looking at the almost $25000000.00 muslims in russia. the russian ration this bill over the long term impact on the russian security. also, these are the concern that the ration from the from one is done and they need to say god and also the right need to make indoor within the in our to understand what is the agenda, what is the future course of the coming to power? how their relationship would be when the, when and how we can use the day. so it could be something on the cost for the with, but that would be something that the russians are viewing it this week for him. the russian foreign minister says he regrets the absence of us officials at this meeting. what impact will washington the absence have and what does he m

i mention very often that i did it over 2019 by the johns hopkins university and the economy intelligence unit that actually for the u. s is number one, there are some preparedness to face dependent. surely, i mean, yeah, but the economist, i mean, let's face it, we, we, we could see our youtube video, but the economists historically, even the intelligence unit. and we knew that they don't have a universal health care system. the health system is completely inefficient because it spends the us taxpayer spends way more on health care. and they don't get the provision. show me what to expect us to be hit worse. my bad demick obviously, well, you know what, you know, it seems obvious, but it didn't seem obvious that and we, i think we're definitely surprised by the extent when it was recent compared to the u. s. b during the civil war and vietnam war and so on. so you can, as a said, you can compare it to the cultural revolution with that adjustment for the population size. and if you would go, there is no doubt about that. and i think a lot of would be beat that, especially the fact that th

. >> reporter: chris hopkins from the bay area is one of 15 million americans who received the one-shot j&j and hasn't decided if he'll supplement it with a second dose or go with the pfizer or moderna booster. do you find yourself confused about what to do next? >> oh my gosh. i'm a scientist, and i'm s confused, and i'm pouring through data every day. and it's coming at us increase in antibodies with firehose. >> reporter: a recent study found a small pool of j&j recipients saw a 76-fold increase in antibodies with moderna, 35-fold increase with pfizer, 4-fold increase with j&j. though the recommended moderna dosage was cut in half the numbers sparking conversations of mixing and matching vaccines. >> in general, we believe higher antibody is better that said, we don't know the exact correlative protection we don't know the magic number of antibody that means you won't get a coronavirus infection. >> reporter: dr. ofer levy sits on the panel that just recommended the j&j booster shot for all adults 18 and older two to six months after their initial dose >> currently there is no offici

johns hopkins university counts more than 353,000 deaths since january 1. there were 352,000 last year. l.a. passed one of the strictest rules in the country when it comes to showing proof of vaccination to enter indoor businesses. the mandate includes hundreds of thousands of at-ho tests are being recalled over false positive concerns. the tests from the company a loom were sold at major retailers including cvs, target, and amazon. tomorrow, health officials are expected to announce a plan to ease the indoor mask mandate. all that solano county require residents to wear masks in public indoor settings. health officials that they will unveil a set of criteria for lifting the mandate that will include case rates, hospitalizations, and vaccination rates. santa clara county health officer told county supervisors the numbers are improving. >> our intention and our plan is to develop a set of metrics that we all share that are common across the region, as to when to lift indoor masking. and we are getting very close. reporter: dr. cody said to some counties will

so it's interesting that now the united states has more debts according to john hopkins university, this year and 2021. then last year, according to what then in 2020, and joe by this president. so why is the media no silent? why are they ignoring this? because that's what they do, their partisan hacks, they work to get this guy elected. and there can be no bad news about jo. bye are very rarely bad news. bunch of items. and so this is very difficult to pin demik has been a political tool for a very long time for well over a year. now, you didn't hear anything in all 2020 after the virus came out, except that all this is all jumps fall. and, and then you also had, of course, the vice president molla here. it's yourself and many others and media, the democrat party saying they wouldn't take a vaccine that was developed under trump, that they wouldn't trust it. well, it's the same vaccine that they're now mandating in our schools are mandating it. you're fired from your job. if you don't have it, you can't be an art of civil society. you can't even restaurants can't go to bars, can't go to

crimes against women and in belle baltimore. maryland is shannon from raleigh, a professor at the john hopkins bloomberg school of public health. as always, we want to hear your thoughts and questions, so be sure to jump into our live youtube chat and you do can be part of this discussion. ladies, thank you. so much for joining us, such an important film really stunning, really powerful, moved me to want to understand this more and even do something about it quite frankly. and i want to ask you, i mean, jasmine story ah, a harrowing example of kind of tragic outcomes that could be prevented. and i'm curious what you discovered, what you learned and, and why you made this film. we learned that jasmine story demonstrates what's happening across the u. s. and that is that offenders who should not have guns under federal and some state laws are still carrying them anyway. and they're using them to kill their intimate partners at alarming rates. the number of intimate partners killed over the last 10 years is soaring. and we know that the problem has been compounded by the pandemic. the reason we m

deandre hopkins from kyler murray the final score. 17 10 cardinals, 49ers dropped their third straight game. and our two and three heading into the bye week, cards five. and oh, how about the bears at the raiders jon gruden apologize after the game for racially insensitive emails that surfaced. from 10 years ago. second quarter nice move by damian williams scores on a four yard run. look at this move on a meek robertson seeks him out of his cleats. bears take a 14 to 3 lead. raiders don't find the end zone. until the fourth quarter. josh jacobs doing his marcus allen impersonation. he leaps up and over. yes, he crossed the plane just barely before the ball got poked out. two point conversion fails. it's 14 to 9 bears raiders down by 82 minutes to go forth and five car. no overthrows brian edwards, and that is your ballgame car with no touchdowns and a pick in this one. everyone's frustrated. the raiders lose 22 9 after starting the season three and oh, the raiders have lost their last two games. today was an off day for the giants and dodgers game three tomorrow down in los angeles, wh

as cases go up, which leads us to this point, the johns hopkins university covey tracker, as of the start of october, nearly $234000000.00 cases worldwide, $4780000.00 deaths, but also 6200000000 vaccine doses. the number in green, and we'll take a closer look at that in a moment. first, i want to check the deli cases in a few select countries starting with the united states. here we go. you remember the highs up around 250000 cases. a day at the start of the year, it's gone right down though, since the summer, back up again to a point where we're looking at, at about $110000.00 cases a day still in the united states, in the u. k. this is the point where the u. k. relaxed it's restrictions and cases started to go down that popping up again to the point where we're at about $35000.00 cases still a day by comparison. the european union of course, the u. k. no longer a part of that is seen a big decline started to increase over the summer. but now at a point of about $44000.00 cases the day for the whole european union. and we've seen a lot of relaxing of restrictions across a lot of europea

kimberly hopkins is on white house correspondent. in other world news, the taliban is calling on the international community to end sanctions, which it says risk undermining. security. it's acting foreign minister is meeting us and european envoys here in kata and has warned sanctions could lead to a new wave of economic refugees is growing concerned. also over humanitarian crisis . as i've got some remains cut off from much of the world with its assets frozen abroad that go live to stephanie decker was incredible for his stephanie, the tiny bon. desperately seeking some form of legitimacy from the joshua community . are they making any progress at all? well, there is dialogue, but at the moment, the message from all the players that have been talking to the taliban, that those talks don't mean that they're recognizing their mazda, legitimate government, and not because of certain amendments they want to taliban to make. when it comes to a more inclusive cabinet and also particularly the rights protecting rights of minorities and wom

johns hopkins university counts more than 350 3000 deaths since january 1. there were 352,000 last year. larry: sweden has paused the use of moderna vaccine due to a "very small risk of myocarditis." kristen: the biden administration is buying another billion dollars worth of rapid tests. officials say it is about making sure there are more on the market. larry: the bay area close to loosening mask mandates. cornell barnard has been looking into the details ahead of this ek's nocement. >> n criteria is coming. we should know tomorrow how long we will have to keep wearing these masks indoors. in every county except solano, many business owners say they are getting tired of enforcing it. >> it is time. it has been 18 months. >> adam covax says if you are working out in his gym, you must wear a mask. he hopes the mandate ends soon. >> if you're still

church member emily hopkins volunteers at the animal shelter in martinez. she brought pictures to the ceremony of several animals who need permanent homes. oil reverend lynn was very gracious and named each of the animals by name and gave each one an individual blessing. and it was. it was very moving. reverend sharpe also said a special prayer for pets who have passed away and invited children to bring their favorite stuffed animal for a blessing. right now to our weather and our air quality. the bay area quality air quality management district issued another advisory for tomorrow due to wildfire smoke. if you smell smoke, you're advised to stay inside with their windows and doors closed until that smoke subsides. you can see it kind of hazy out there in the distance. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here. now. with a look at the conditions. it looks a little. hazy out there, bill. it does julia, especially as you go east of the bay area east of mount diablo into the inland valleys. the smoke from the windy fire has been drifting back our way it's go

kyler murray and just in the pocket finds deandre hopkins running free in the back of the end zone. that was one of four touchdown passes for murray. as the cardinals were 37 to 14 winners. they remained the league's only undefeated team. now at six and o, leading the murderer candace parker in her hometown trying to leave the wnba's chicago sky to its first league championship. this guy trading the phoenix mercury by. three points, parker time to set herself and nail the three pointer to tie the game at 72 with 1 57 to play next possession still ties courtney vandersloot with the beauty of the past is stephanie golson and chicago is ahead for good. the sky outscores phoenix, 26 to 11 in the fourth quarter to win 82 74 1, chicago's first w nba title, and that will get everybody in the arena excited. nascar and fort worth, texas were one drivers earned his way into the final four. trouble here on lap 31 is bubba wallace spins back in the pack and a 12 car chain reaction gets started among those knocked out of the race along with wallace, alex bowman ryan newman and ricky stenhouse. h