clinic would now be in california. reporter: to help accommodate these out-of-state patients, the report recommends increased funding, including some public funding to help pay for travel, lodging, transportation and other expenses. the report also recommends removing barriers that make it hard for california residents to receive abortion care, such as high deductibles and co-pays. in a statement, governor newsom said, "in a time when reproductive rights are under attack in the country, california is stepping up to speak the moment. we take seriously the recommendations of this report is california continues to lead the nation in protecting such rights. -- in protecting such rights pair quote -- your quote. reporter: he said they are playing to increase their staffing as they expect an increase in patients coming here to california. ama: there are lawmakers behind this report, what are they saying echo reporter: governor newsom does backdate recommendations. he told the associated press california will be a quote sanct

tell us about how it is playing out in california. >> as you know, california is a more abortion friendly state then other states in the country. and, they expect, they being providers and abortion advocates and lawmakers, that should roe versus wade be overturned, we will see an increase in the number of women coming to the state to get an abortion because they might not be able to get one in their home state. a recent study estimated that we could see a nearly 3000% increase in the number of women who come here. >> that is huge. >> absolutely. the state is now convening a council called the future of abortion counsel to look at potential barriers that those women face as well as women living in cafornia face and what the state can do to help them overcome those hurdles. >> i think to katie's point, the real focus is not so much abortion access in laws but funding for that abortion access. we are already hearing from groups like planned parenthood in california saying you know, maybe the legislature should look at funding services for those women arriving into lavonia from the moment the

violent crime and property crime is higher in texas than it is in california. >> newsom discussed california's fight against covid and the new omicron variant, saying state policies work and should be a model for the nation. >> those states that have followed the science, encouraged boosters have outperformed. not just from a health perspective, but economically. the state of california did better economically than florida and texas and the u.s. as a whole. i say that to impress upon you they go hand in hand. >> newsom's appearances are part of a media tour to promote his new children's book on dyslexia, which he has struggled with since childhood. larry: the warriors are set to take on the trail blazers as steph curry gets ready to make history, closing in on the all-time three-point record. chris alvarez has a look ahead to the game and the three-point chase. >> fans might want to get their popcorn. stephan curry with one more home game against the blazers and he is 16 three-pointers shy of the all-time high mark. it would have to be an historic night to do this here at home. klay thompson h

of california. these were incendiary speeches that he gave it. he did it precisely to whip up the mining districts. to get the voters there to vote for him. and so he won his reelection campaign in 1853 by at less than 1000 votes. it was i believe the first instance of using the chinese question or weapon icing it for partisan purposes. >> yes, he was using the chinese as a political ponds. >> calling them slaves, coolies and they are paid $5 a year, crazy stuff like that but it got people very agitated. >> wanted things he said is the chinese are taken the gold out of her ground, sending it back to china and providing california with no benefit. was that true? >> no it was not true. first about the gold miners from all over the world in california and they all sent money home. >> many of them are immigrants. >> they were from france, australia, ireland, or ever. but also, the chinese like other minors put money into the california economy through merchants, but also through paying taxes, buying wha

also, a california counsel with backing from the governor has unveiled a plan for california to become an abortion sanctuary state of the supreme court overturns roe v. wade. a member of the council joins us to explain what they are recommending. first, new data from pfizer indicates the omicron variant likely chips away at the efficacy of its vaccine, but a third dose can make a big difference. joining us is marin countyountyy public health officer dr. matt willis. dr. willis, thanks for your time. before we get to marin specific questions, if i may ask about the pfizer lab study released today, it shows the initial, two-dose effectiveness does drop a lot versus only chronic, but the third shot is apparently the charm. tell us what you know about that. dr. willis: it is consistent with what we are seeing in marin county. we have seen dramatic improvements in protection with that booster shot, especially for our older residents. when we look at older residents who had a booster shot, look at cases in the month of november and look back and see who had gotten a booster and who had not,

we are recycling this plastic in california and using it in california.>> reporter: under the law which was enacted in 2020, all plastic beverage bottles must contain no less than 25% recycled plastic by the year 2025 and no less than 50% by the year 2030. that bill was the first of its kind in the country, now they want to expand that by targeting another product, thermoformed plastic which is frequently used to box strawberries and make cups. >> this is typical for us. these are items that we are working to try to get recycled. right now they are not recyclable. >> reporter: overtime plastic breaks apart in smaller and smaller pieces and until úrecently not much attention wa paid to how it affects human health. that is slowly starting to change. >> my field is emerging contaminants and micro-plastics so i look at contaminants that haven't been regulated yet, but are getting out into the environment.>> reporter: on the shores of the san francisco bay they are trying to measure how much is in the bay. they are not looking for large obvious plastic waste, but rather something that is ha

the folks at the california policy level join us. as we work with the california standard to build a better bay area, an in-depth look at the budget meeting last night, with the district decided to cut to avoid a state takeover. first, a day of confusion as the state indoor mask mandate takes effect. this is the rule california public health officials just put lacked -- put back to rising cases and uncertainties about the omicron variant and the holidays. driving the confusion, a patchwork of policies across the state with some bay area counties asking for exemptions. here san francisco's health director talking with abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra this morning. >> there was confusion about that. the bottom line is, the maskin mandate in san francisco will remain intact. under certain circumstances, if people are fully vaccinated and are around stable core hurts -- cohorts, and in jim's and offices where they are not fully vaccinated office workers, there are other details on our website. basically there is not is not is in our

covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 31 de diciembre en coveredca.com/espanol >>. >> ese fue el incidente que le cante la vida a una familia esta tarde la madre habla el caso de acoso escolar >> kaiser dice que la pastilla que desarrollan ayuda contra la variante de comentaremos >> maravillaron a los niños en un hospital estos hombres disfrazados de personajes favoritos de los más pequeños hicieron un espectáculo para los pequeñines que se encuentran recluidos por alguna enfermedad, limpiaban los niños disfrutaban el espectáculo gratuito >> la organización en pantalla inicia su festival en diciembre donde sorprenderán a los habitantes desde hoy hasta navidad. con este vídeo en pantalla la organización dio por inaugurada su temporada decembrinas donde repartirán regalos o harán donaciones para que lo necesite >> que bueno que dan una oportunidad para los niños >> excelente iniciativa >> ojalá que si usted conoce alguna otra iniciativa por favor cuéntennos para posiblemente estar con u

para que entiendan el esfuerzo del estado de california, y tambiÉn el estado de california es agresivo para pedirle a la poblaciÓn que vacune y que reciba las dosis de refuerzo para controlar los casos. sabemos que las variantes tambiÉn son un reto y nos vamos sorprendidos de que surja la variante Ómicron, estÁ hablando a todos los californianos, adultos y niÑos, diciendo que la vacunaciÓn es de vital importancia. tenemos que usar nuestro sentido comÚn para evitar mÁs contagios para nuestro y nuestras familias. ahora presentarÁ al doctor gadli, es representante de salud pÚblica del estado de california. >>> estÁ hablando de que estÁ en el valle central en una escuela, estÁ agradeciendo a todos por el trabajo que estÁn haciendo hasta el momento en torno a la vacunaciÓn de los niÑos, solamente hay una persona y nos sentimos orgullosos que pudimos localizar este caso y nos sentimos orgullosos de que estamos listos para hacerle frente a la variante Ómicron, estÁ hablando del condado y ciudad de san francisco en torno al caso descubierto recientemente, la persona estaba va

desaulnier of california, ms. barragan of california, dr. lowenthal of california, ms. johnson of texas, mr. cohen of tennessee, mr. neil of massachusetts, mr. moulton of massachusetts, i inform the house that those eight members will all vote yes on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana and mrm the house that mrs. walorski and mr. long will vote no on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. garamendi of california, i inform the house that mr. garamendi will vote yes on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from nebraska rise? >> as the member designated by mr. doug lamborn, colorado, i inform the house that mr. lamborn will vote no on h.res. 851. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania rise? >> as the member designated by ms. speier, i inform the house that ms. speier will vote yes o

it's just it's a it's a part of california. jerry looks like he's doing all right , and he's 83 years old. we just looked that up and he looks really sharp and good for 83 years old. thanks for joining u there are a lot of things in life we want, but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enroll by december 31st. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. check coveredca.com now to see your new lower price. enroll by december 31st. back because awesome, baby, let's go. we don't hear much clamoring these days for a 49 quarterback change, thanks to a solid effort by jimmy garoppolo and are rock solid 49ers defense. 49ers move a notch closer to a playoff spot. jim was definitely inspired to play at a high level today, and he definitely inspired all of

in california, we are losing a seat. again, hopefully, if we are doing reapportionment equitably and fairly, we should not lose it in the latino community, because the highest growth is in the latino community. i understand how it all works. this was part of the legislature, to know how reapportionment works throughout the decade. hopefully, we will get into the process of better respecting --and we don't have the voting rights act on our side for the most part even though it is supposed to follow basic rules and laws. many of these will go to the courts as they have and the past. there will be judges who have to make determinations as to whether there is a danger following the basic rules of reapportionment down the line. i think it's important to consider not just the partisan aspect but dealing with the population growth in many of the states if you are going to have an equitable and fair process. in the process, we are getting ourselves ready to go and many of the southern states and certainly in california throughou

almost two out of three people earned minimum wage in california. when the gender wage gap as most remissions is among low income women, the question of whether women can afford two or three meals a day for their family and can afford their rent. the surest way to push back against this assault on women's rights is to put more money in the pockets of working women. by raising the minimum wage to 18 bucks, we are going to raise the wages of low income women in the state. >> what do you say to business owners who say i can barely afford to stay afloat if i have to pay people more tiered i have to cut expenses elsewhere. maybe hire fewer people or he might go out of business. how do you respond to that? >> what almost all business people know is when your customers have more money to spend, your business consumer goods and services. we live in a consumer economy. in california, people who needed to buy things don't have any money. when we put more money in the pockets of people who need to buy things, which specimen mom wage increases going to do, it i

mary: i want there to be change, at least in the state of california. michelle: it scares me to death. what's gonna happen when we get to that point? candice: you may be looking for a safe place for your loved one. i recently spoke with industry insiders about things you can do or say when looking for a senior care facility. that q&a is live right now, along with this investigation, on nbcbayarea.com. with the investigative unit, i'm candice nguyen. bigad: now even after the pandemic, we'll still have to deal with growing threats created by climate change. up next, we investigate something that's been all but ignored by most people: rising groundwater. we'll tell you what it could bring to the surface and into our homes. we'll be right back. bigad: the fight to protect homes and businesses from climate change is getting even more complicated. senior investigator stephen stock spent months documenting how groundwater is rising under many bay area neighborhoods, and now scientists worry about what that water could bring with it. stephen stock: rising grou

politician commissions in new jersey or california where california works because there are different people from different backgrounds and other backgrounds across the state drawing a map. bob: do a public service announcement here. we may be doing questions. we need questions. to your viewers, you can go to the chat room function and leave your questions and comments and we will read them later. go to the chat room and types of questions. please continue. christian: you were in the assembly under the old system when basically howard berman's brother michael used reapportionment designed primarily to protect incumbents. which system do you like? gloria: it was to protect incumbents. that was the first thing everybody took care of, which was fortunate. i think i commission provides more opportunity and fairness. there should be equitable participation and when you look at california, when they did this drawing with the first six members, they were all right. it was incumbent upon those commissioners to equalize the rest of it. at the end of the day, there are at least six latino membe

i will give you an update on how the california reservoirs are doing. yesterday we saw great conditions when it came to the drought monitor. the three largest reservoirs at 57% of the historical average. we did see an improvement on the lexington reservoir. it was at 20.2 on december 1st, so we have seen a rise of nearly 25 feet since we have had all of the storms in the month of december. it has been impressive to see impact the storms have made and it give us a great start to 2022, and that will mean more. our models are now show something the storm trending north, and it was going to arrive sunday night but now it's monday, so we will be okay, at least through the weekend. >>> let's get a check of the traffic. i did lose the traffic clicker, though. i have to keep tabs on two clickers. i had not seen anything pop up earlier but looks like now we are spotting an issue near the fremont area, so i will check out the traffic report and see what that is about. northbound 238 from 580 to 880 -- found it! i have to keep track of two clickers today. great, n

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soy flavio lacayo, el gobernador de california gavin newsom acaba de anunciar un nuevo mandato de la vacuna de refuerzo para los trabajadores de la salud en el estado. vamos al informe. >>> buenas tardes. ante la amenaza que representa Ómicron en el estado por estos dÍas en que muchos deciden reunirse el gobernador de california gavin newsom se reuniÓ con un grupo de periodistas donde anunciÓ que se estÁn duplicando las acciones para proteger a los californianos de esta variante. veamos lo que dijo. >>> esto es requisito que los trabajadores de la salud reciban la vacuna de refuerzo y esto es porque Ómicron se estÁ propacando, se debe mantener a los niÑos de california mÁs seguro y obteniendo pruebas gratis para los niÑos, aumentar los horarios de prueba para expandir la capacidad de reacciÓn. esto dijo el gobernador. tambiÉn llamÓ laa tenciÓn para mantenerse disciplicahados, usar las mascaras y tambiÉn dijo que es de suma importancia que se cumplan estos requisitos para mantener a california como un estado seguro. a las 5 de la tarde le tendremos mÁs detalles de cÓm

at some point they will connect to the california high speed rail system in southern california. and so there is synergy between what we're doing on the public sector side and what they are doing on the private sector side. a lot of cooperation and communication with bright line west. and we expect that to continue. >> great, thank you for your response. i can imagine when it's done, there will be a lot of my fellow raider fans decked out from california to vegas to see them play. mr. gardner, i mentioned bright line in my question to secretary kim. the bright line model allows for positive and free cash flow. and amtrak projects require significant federal grants, federal subsidies and state subsidies. are there ways to partner with private sector companies like bright line who are working to take on ridership and construction risks for the projects in front of them? >> thank you, congressman. and yes, we are open to partnerships and in fact have developed good rapport with a number of entities looking to develop new services and have a relationship, for instance, with texas cen

covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 31 de diciembre en coveredca.com/espanol >>> ♪(música)♪ >>> autoridades asegurar que méxico confirma una tendencia la bajan en obra de casos de covid-19 e n la mayoría de la naón >>> mientras que la variante "ómicron" avanza en todo el mundo, y han comentado aplicar la dosis de refuerzo en la población más vulnerable. jazive perez tiene la información >>> la variante "ómicron" amenaza méxico como lo hace con el resto del mundo. a pesar de lo gobierno mexicano asegura que este país le va ganando la batalla al covid-19 >>> voz y no >>> el subsecretario dijo que la parte norte de esta nación han notado indicios de un alza en eúmero de casos, pero los ejidales de toda la república reportan cada vez menos internadas por esta enfermedad, iniciar aplicación de latercera dosis de la vacuna, por el primer sector fue inmovilizado, los adultos mayores de 60 años >>> el presidente anuncie quiénes serán los primeros en recibir >>> terminando, ya empieza

what is the california future of abortion council? and what does it mean to really make california a sanctuary state? well thank you, and i'm not going to take credit for writing the recommendations. this was a panel of more than 40 organizations, doctors providers. ah social justice organizations, nurses, et cetera that work together these last few months to put together some recommendations, and, um part of this comes because of the practical situation that we find ourselves in in california, which is. obviously texas has already curved abortion availability for women in that state, and so women are already coming to california. we this is if you will taking stock of. what the barriers currently are in california, not just for others, but for californians as well to see what we need to do to make sure we have the ability to help our own residents as well as those who will be coming here. from other states to access legal, safe protected abortion. i'm curious because there are questions that run through your mind like why would calif

california has been requiring mask indoors for weeks. but starting thursday san francisco will get rid of their exemptions mask must be kept on when inside public places regardless of if you've been vaccinated or not. you think jensen aria, for example, a lot of aerobic activity. >> people expelling a lot of a virus in the air and it's indoors. it's going to be risk air infectious disease expert at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the temporary rules set to last through january, make sense starting february first the city will also require health care workers and those in high-risk settings to get their booster shots. >> according to doctor chin-hong, a new study conducted in the uk shows that 2 doses of the vaccine gives 30% protection against omicron but a booster at up to 80% protection give you the best protection. >> getting into said is so different from just having 2 shots. and when you're in a feel like myself in health care. you want to have the best protection. mayor london breed will also require visitors of nursing homes to b

covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com >>> welcome back. new at 11:00. san francisco firehouses are all brightly lit up for the holidays. >> they are all decked out as part of a decoration contest that actually started 73 years ago. >> here is a look at one of the finalists. >> that is nice. you can see lots of lights. giant inflatables, that is not one, that is a human being. >> and snow. the fake snow. >> the best kind. santa dropped by to play with the kids. the three winning stations will be announced tomorrow and they will divide $6,000 of prize money to the charities of their choice. >>> tonight, shoppers are taking advantage of special holiday hours right before christmas. >> many people headed over to broadway plaza. one shopper says he has been shopping nonstop. >> with shortages and supply chain issues. a couple of the things i had to go to multiple stores or try to get online. luckily i have been able to do most of that. i am still out here in the last day or two before c

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covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. check coveredca.com now to see your new lower price. enroll by december 31st. >>> a fire captain is leading the way to make sure that no central san mateo county children is left out when it comes to gift this season. >> sharon chen introduces us to this year's bay area award winner. >> reporter: are my malaise bardhan element it doesn't drive a sleigh, he uses a fire truck or a pickup of the result is the same, smiling children. >> reporter: when they are not responding to emergencies, many first responders in burlington are managing a huge toy drive. >> in my age group? >> reporter: the organizer, captain arman barcelona. he takes after the man though other nonprofit suspended there's last year. the fire captain and his team of 70 department volunteers collected collected toys for last year socially distance effort. >> i know a lot of families were out of jobs, >> reporter: he is committed to makin

it'll be part of the largest testing program in california. they hope it'll help stop the holiday surge. >> the idea is that every student and san francisco member will be issued a rapid antigen test kit and will use the test before returning to school to ensure that they aren't bringing covid back in to the school setting. >> mount diablo is doing something similar. this resending kids home with a pair of test kits to be taken three days and one day before classes resume. >>> gag saint luis taking a tough stand on vaccinations. cnbc reports the company told workers they are will be fire fire department they don't follow the vaccine policy. employees have until december 3rd to declare their vaccination status. they had to up load documents showing proof of shots or apply for a medical or religious exemption. google said that vaccine requirements are one of the most important ways to protect its work force. the company stands behind its policy. >>> this morning california's top cop is doubling down on criminals. particularly those responsible f

we're going to show you how the snow might impact california's drought on. yeah. and we are looking at lots of sunshine for a couple of days here breaking out of that wet pattern for just a minute at this point. i think we've learned a little break even though that rain has been nice and that snow has been nice for the drought sake. >> your view sfo looks beautiful in clear highs in the 50's today. i've got your forecast ahead. >> we'll take a look at this time. lapse video showing snow piling up in lake tahoe is backyard over the last few weeks. wow. look at that. we talking about accumulation here, the storm system has dumped more than 16 feet of snow. this taller than me in the area with more on the way for says he might. you talk to a local scientists about the record snowfall were seen. >> record. breaking snow level in december 2021 210 inches and we still have a few days to go in the previous record was held in 1970 and that was a 179 inches. so we've blown that out of the water. andrew schwartz is the station manager and lead scientist a uc berkeley centra

we have people moving out of california to texas. we have people moving out of texas to california. >> the next time someone tells you our friends are ruining their out-of-state towns, feel free to fire back. if your people moving to california that's causing our home prices to go up. i michael finney, 7 on your side. dan: isn't that interesting. commercial dungeness crab season is underway in the port of san francisco is making it easy for local fishermen to sell their catch. new pilot program allows fishermen to sell fresh crab right off their boats in fisherman's wharf. one fishermen we spoke with just loves this change. >> it's great, especially for smaller boats like mine that don't produce thousands of tons. it gives us a little bit of an option to sell it off and keep our living going. >> the pilot program will run for at least a year. fresh dungeness is selling for $10 a pound. the start of the commercial season was delayed until today. it was for them to migrate safely, but the season is on and does not get any fresher than

and i am the chairman of the colorado river board of california and california's river commissioner. i'd like to thank this subcommittee on water, oceans and wildlife, chairman huffman, ranking member bentz, chairman grijalva, and the other members of the committee for holding this hearing at a time of historic drought. regardless of why the climate is changing, the record is clear. less than average participation is resulting in measurable runoff, causing lead levels to plummet. putting 40 million americans at risk. i'm very mental havoc and food production peril. the colorado river board of california represents the collective interests of colorado river water users in our state. we protect the rights and interests of california's water and hydro power resources. we provide peer to peer relationships in collaborative interstate discussions, with the other six basin states, federal government, tribes and mexico. california is also experiencing drought with equal, if not greater severity. allocations for the state water project contractors in 2021 are just 5%. the department of water

california. still have a stretch of extreme through chico and fresno and the bakersfield area. as of three months ago, 87% of the state of california was under an extreme drought. that would bring it into the d-4 category. last week's storms helped us out and we were at about 79.4 % when it comes to the extreme drought. as of today only 32% of the state of california is under extreme drought. that is a significant improvement in just one week for the state of california. this is good news. of course we still have several years to go before we can fully get out of this drought, but seeing this type of improvement is really nice and shows you why it's really important that we get some rain in the bay area. enjoy the sunshine, guys. i know the treacherous conditions on the roads have been tough. >>> no end in sight. ahead on "today in the bay," covid flight cancellations continue to cause chaos at airports nationwide. the latest airline to announce a new round of cuts. >>> plus, the reason you'll wa

millones de acres solo quemados en california. las consecuencias, claudio, realmente son muy impresionantes. nueve preocupante la salud de cada persona que se encuentra entregando su vida ahí en los campos. por supuesto las áreas económicas mantienen el flujo constante y nos tienen en la posición en la que estamos. >>> vamos a hablar si usted ha perdido en escasos minutos qué ha posado sobre nuestra región viene nuestra segunda oportunidad ahí qué bella hemos tenido precisamente del centro de sanfrancisco en una tarde fresca, fría, despejada, y la primera pregunta es qué es eso. esta es una nave cargo espacial que ha llevado ocho mil libras de provisiones a la estación espacial internacional y el brazo robótico del pasado veinte de noviembre la suelta de la soltado porque viene de camino a tierra y este encargo especial tiene un sistema llamado (nombre extranjero) que trata de investigar cuando entra en la atmósfera, se va a estrellar durante nuestra atmósfera. usted la va a ver pasar a las cinco treinta y seis sobre

but they are helping to keep california workers safe. >> the california labor federation and groups that advocate for workers, safety support. the change. >> we. no how important it is for the standards for to support california workers who can't comfortably and work from home. but her showing up every in our restaurants. can you know, grocery stores and transit drivers. keeping our economy moving if the rules are going to start to of all to treat vaccinated and unvaccinated workers there becomes less and less incentive to get a vaccine. but the bay area council and the california chamber of commerce believe the change goes too far. restaurant workers, logistics workers, small retail business workers. >> you know, folks in construction and other you occupations just don't have the sort of ability to. segment themselves off like that at all period of time. and so, you know, we just believe that that that's just a step too far. now, here's the other part of it about pay who gets paid. well, if you are excluded from the workplace under these rules and you are exposed at work. >> the employe

california will be there for women seeking reproductive care. we predict that that, you know, we have a. >> real. >> task and important task in front of us and how we can ensure that we're taking care of people. >> if states are insistent on taking away an essential right to 2 essential healthcare. jodi hicks is the president and ceo of planned parenthood affiliates of california. she's among those on the california future of abortion council. a group that released a list of 45 recommendations for the state to consider if the high court overturns roe v wade we know that they go back into legislative session in january. so wanted to make sure to have those recommendations in place as people start to put together their legislative package in prior years. planned parenthood has served upwards of 7,000 out of state patients a year who come to california seeking essential health care. >> the group says it's imperative state policymakers prepared to serve potentially millions more. are you seeing what happened in texas in september, one in those immed

you found that the number of people moving out of california is up 7. and the number of people moving into california decreased 35% so this downward trend in population more about fewer people moving to california and not as much about people leaving. yeah, that's right. we looked at who was moving into the state and who was moving out of state, and we found that the biggest changes since the pandemic started had more to do with cal entrances than they did with cal entrance exits, which seems to be what people have been focused on. however that doesn't seem to be holding in the bay area. we see a lot more exits in the bay area to other parts of the country. um, so the barrier is a little bit different than the rest of the state. yes the bay area. this this trend has been, you know, played out in a more significant way here in the pay area. you found that the pandemic prompted a lot more people here in the bay area to want to leave the state. overall i think we have a graphic here to show the california counties with the largest increase in net move outs

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here in california, we believe in what if? after all, if is our middle name. like, what if we could go surfing and skiing in the same day? boom! what if we could have the moon and the stars what if we could roll like this. or float like this. and eat all this. here we welcome all what ifs, with open arms. even what ever this is. after all, there's only one wrong way to what if. what if you don't? >>> if are you about to head out the door more work or school, i don't know if your pfur baby will like it. don't forget the rain jacket and umbrella. you can see the rain coming down. light rain and as we head through the day, showers start to taper off. there is still a chance to see a few showers in the afternoon. the wettest time frame for today this morning. as we look to the afternoon along the coast mid50's around the bay, mid to upper 450's. the 50's to 60 degrees and again we are lookinga the just a few showers as we head through our afternoon. i'm tracking wave after wave of rain for us. on and off rain over the next several days. unsettled weather as we go

organized retail theft we're seeing throughout the country and in california. it's unacceptable. and it's been called one of the largest retail theft bus in california's history convictions announced today in a multi million dollar scheme. also new developments in that deadly school shooting in michigan. the charges announced just today against the parents of the accused team. gunman. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth. and welcome everyone to the four on this friday afternoon. i'm heather holmes and i'm gregory in for alex. a plea for help this afternoon from the family of kevin nishida , the security guard and former officer who was shot and killed in oakland right before thanksgiving. while protecting a television news crew. they're asking anyone with information, cellphone video or even the smallest clue to come forward and help oakland police solve initiatives. murder ktvu is tom baker has their public appeal. right very true. the interview began and ended with officer nash, cheetahs, wife and widows . same plea police only have one clue this white acura sedan, i ki

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political force in california. more powerful than oil, tobacco and pharmaceutical companies. period to scare sacramento legislatures away from doing the right thing. that's why this initiative is so important as you pointed out we started talking we have seen parents in action they are saying enough were tired we want to put our kids first and that's why we believe education savings account will register with parents to give us school choice. steve: is taking all the money that the state spent if this goes through and all of it, not just a little bit, all of it. the parents get to decide. this will have national applications. kim people watching you who don't live in california, can they support this, talk about the national aspect of this. it's a really big change their approving. >> the california is going to go into everything, california used to be the state where we try to put everything first. but the last decade we've been doing everything last. what i would say to people across the country, if you really be

get ready for summer cycling changes in california. how you can prepare now before these rules are enforced. >> plus california plans to be an abortion sanctuary if roe v wade is overturned. we will take a closer look at that report. >> and a plumber who discovered bags and bags and bags of money in the wall of joel church is going to be rewarded for his good deed. what police did to show their appreciation. >> lot of clouds in our skies right now. some more rain is on the way and pack some heavy rain this weekend. we'll talk about it coming up next. >> and before we head to the break from forres once again celebrating the remarkable women of the bay area. we neer your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in her community. nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. you can enter your nomination and read more about the and read more about the contest all at kron 4 dot com. air wick air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents

california's republican party chairwoman released a statement in april saying california is the capital of homelessness and poverty, gas and income tax rates in the highest number of residents picking up and moving to more affordable and welcoming states. californians will have one less voice to speak for us in washington which proves yet again it's time for change and real leadership. if there's a silver lining, a lower population could decrease demand and housing, lowering home prices. >> shannon: matt finn, thank you. kevin corke is back. official on the east coast it's upon us. but there's a big push for what some places do, a four-day workweek. we don't want you to not show up on fridays. >> the best part is if you and i can do it, maybe we do friday here just for the show or maybe we do it from home. >> shannon: i'm listening. >> could 9:00 to 5:00 become a thing of the past. believe it or not there's members of congress pushing a new bill to shorten the american workweek to just four days. i think you may have heard this by now. other countries have been with them fermenting it w

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