california has signed on to the california equal pay pledge. tell us about what that means. >> i am so proud of how strong california has been in terms of our equal pay laws. we have the strongest equal pay laws in the nation. however, the fact we do not pay women equitably for me is the strongest way that we basically demonstrate that we devalue women and girls, for that matter. if we are ever going to achieve gender equity, we have to close the wage gap particular, women of color, and we know that in this state, women lose about 87 billion dollars a year in terms of this gap, so again, we are never going to reach parity and close the wealth gap if we don't really focus and hone in on wage and equity. one of my first initiatives was launching the equal pay campaign in california to inspire corporations to basically commit to looking at conducting an annual pay gap analysis, reviewing the hiring and promotion practices to reduce unconscious bias and structural barriers to pay equity and ultimately to just lift up best practices to ensure pay eq

focusing on where california gets its oil, and why it matters. the latest figures available show that about one third of the oil that goes to california refineries comes from the state itself. another 18% comes from alaska, nearly half of our oil comes from foreign sources. what may surprise you is that the largest source of foreign oil to california is in the amazon, in 2020 for the first time, i california imported more oil from ecuador than from saudi arabia or iraq, in fact a recent report from our next guests show that california is the world's largest consumer of oil derived from the amazon. joining me now are amazon watch climate and energy director kevin koenig, hello kevin. and deep amazon program director at tyson miller, from carolina, hello tyson. >> hello. >> thank you for joining us, tyson, help us understand where and how this oil from ecuador is being used in california? >> it is really shocking to see that california is responsible for about 50% of the oil exported from the amazon, that is equivalent on average to every one in ni

pati ortiz: es una mezcla de los dos, yo diría que en california pudiéramos hacer un mejor trabajo con el financiamiento de la educación pública, pero también en redwood city estamos orgullosos de tener escuelas comunitarias, y la idea detrás de estas escuelas, es decir, "oye, si podemos hacerlo más fácil para los niños y familias, tener los servicios en las escuelas, durante horario escolar, por qué no hacerlo"; estamos hablando de consejería, tutoría, mentores, programas después de escuela, cosas que, normalmente, quizás tuvieran que llevarte, y conseguirte dónde hay esto, y qué día poder ir, ahora lo hacemos directamente en las escuelas; entonces, es suplementar toda la experiencia educativa con cualquier cosa que un niño le puede estar afectando su aprendizaje, y su alegría, y desarrollo, si está triste, si ha tenido trauma, si quizás es nuevo el inglés, si necesita refuerzo mientras se ajusta, todas esas cosas queremos traerlas a las escuelas, y proveer esos servicios; y nuestro trabajo en redwood city education foundation, es levantar los fondos para poder fin

en california se reportan 200 fallecimientos diarios en promedio. esta semana california se convirtiÓ en el primer estado del paÍs en adoptar un plan de transiciÓn de pandemia a endemia. vamos a ver los detalles. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: con la drÁstica caÍda de contagios en california, el gobernador newson presentÓ un plan de siete puntos para coexistir con el virus. [habla en inglÉs] reportero: el razonamiento del plan se basa en que los mÉdicos y otros sectores han aprendido de la pandemia. es un plan que se basarÁ en lo que se tiene y estar preparado para nuevas variantes. >> debo estar preparado para tratar cualquier enfermedad que se presente por la puerta. reportero: el plan se compromete a tener 3000 miembros del personal mÉdico en menos de dos semanas para atender cualquier cepa nueva del covid—19. [habla en inglÉs] paola: en redes sociales algunas personas nos preguntaron. vamos a recordar lo que pasa en el Área de la bahÍa. estas localidades se unieron para eliminar el mandato del uso de mascarillas en interiores. sÓl

california was the last date to open up their schools. republican states opened up their schools well before us. private schools opened up, catholic schools opened up and kids did not get sick and neither did their teachers. they opened up outdoor dining. there was no science behind the length of time that they closed those restaurants. who works in those restaurants? i know, i am in those kitchens every time i am in a restaurant. our folks working those restaurants. they were out of a job, they got sick to a greater extent. many undocumented not get the stimulus that everybody got. there is just a sense -- you and i talked about it last wednesday, that we are invisible to a lot of people, including two democrats. i am a democrat and i think we are much more visible to them that the others, they just use us, but there is no question that both parties need to really take a look, to focus on the issues latinos care about, that working people care about. i started out working with campesinos in the vfw. before i thought about running for any

california. >> take a look. the entire bay area remains in dark yellow, which means that we are in a severe drought. >> and across california and the bay area. you know, no. rainfall in now more than 4 weeks. and that is leading to concerns that we could see. earlier start to the fire season than even what we've seen in recent years, which is earlier than normal in contra costa county. the fire protection district is already taking action to prevent wildfires. they place crews working on defensible space around homes and property throughout contra costa county. they're also apply for grant money to pay for a fire break in the lafayette are in the area. fire officials encourage people to be prepared right now for fire season. >> well fired a wildfire danger is not high. know we've seen around the state in the region. there have been some notable of fires in the last month or so could happen here. what we ask everyone to do is to report any fires immediately tonight on what? >> the fire officials also say it is no

que estÁ resultando novedoso en california. los Ángeles tendrÁ desde el prÓximo curso la primera preparatoria que funcionarÁ como internado en la costa oeste del paÍs. los administradores estÁn actualmente aceptando solicitudes, y sepa que esta escuela serÁ completamente gratis. veamos mÁs sobre esta iniciativa. reportera: tenemos muchos estudiantes extremadamente brillantes en nuestras comunidades, pero desafortunadamente, por las caracterÍsticas de nuestro hogar o nuestra Área, ellos no pueden florecer, pero hay oportunidades. vamos a hacer un enlace con una vocera de un modelo de escuela que ya se ha aplicado en otras partes y llega por primera vez a california. estamos sÚper contentos de esta iniciativa que podrÍa ayudar a cambiar el futuro de muchos jÓvenes de nuestra or quÉ? diana: este modelo de escuela es Único. se va a enfocar en las circunstancias de los estudiantes. este proceso de aplicaciÓn no es como en otras escuelas. se va a enfocar en las circunstancias del estudiante... [indiscernible] si tiene

but in california latinos really carry the brunt of covid. so lot [inaudible] health and death but also in terms of the economy and displacement. and i think recognizing that, first off, fully, and understanding of course that there is not a short term but there is a long term set of policies that need to be put in place. there's a long road back for the latino community economically. that's always the case when we look over our history, right, we look at times of economic, economic downturns or crises, the latino community gets lost in the conversation or gets handed policy solutions that don't work, and there is not accountability in the long-term to see where the latino community is. have they fully come back? have they come back better? have they come back to something that is going to actually increase opportunities and reduce disparities? accountability can be is the biggest part of this, and when policies are built, that there is accountability built into those policies, research and tracking and understanding in the long-term what the

. >> the pandemic leading to a shortage of nurses in california. we will show you the effort to replenish their ranks. good evening. >>> we begin breaking news. 49ers fan is in a coma tonight ever he was found beaten outside of sofi stadium during the nfc championship game. >> the victim has been identified as 40-year-old daniel luna. a restaurant owner from oakland and our reporter is outside of the southern california hospital where luna is being treated tonight. >> reporter: tonight, i spoke to a friend of the victim who tells me he is just in disbelief about what has happened here. he tells me friends and family are questioning security here at sofi stadium two weeks before the super bowl. their biggest question tonight is who could have done this and why did they do this? i want to get to a photo of this victim right now. this here is 40-year-old daniel luna. the police confirmed he is a chef and owner of a restaurant in oakland. a friend of lu na's came down alone after a few friends canceled on him. it was 4:00 p.m. after the game was starte

it's about seven miles west of the california nevada state line. furthermore years keep on rolling sports director mark ibanez is up next to show us how they kept their win streak alive against the youngest team in the nba, but first congress held a moment of silence tonight to honor the 900,000 americans who have now died from the coronavirus. members stood on the steps of the capitol with candles to pay their respects. you're watching the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. we'll be right back in a moment of silence and remembrance of the more than 900,000 oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability at&t business fiber,

teachers association and the california federation of teachers. we believe he's following the much what we've been asking for. we know. >> and we believe that there needs to be an off we do have mitigating and we just coming out of omicron we've had many schools that were stress with staffing crisis and we want to make sure that are staff and students are safe, that we can continue to keep our schools open. many medical experts are also saying it's a prudent decision. if everything continues in the trajectory is going. >> that is the cases continue to drop as fast as they dropping. hospitalizations continue to drop and they're dropping really quite rapidly right now. >> we're going to have so much less virus in the community in a couple of weeks that we're having now that that's when you can start to have this discussion about. is it time to get rid of masks in schools? but there's not universal support, elaine, this further. >> is really a disappointment. doctor. jeanne noble is the director of covid response for ucsf emergency department just do

he'd advisors are currently in effect for parts of southern california. local officials acknowledge these conditions are not normal for this time of year , the longer have a fire season. we have a fire year february 10th. supposed to be the middle of winter. now you can see how close this came to being a devastating fire the fire line reaching about 50 ft, away from the nearest home. officials are hopeful this fire can be contained. by tonight, and we're going to beach, california, william legend s fox news. the worries about winter wildfires are here in the bay area as well, especially with those fires in southern california. january and february are traditionally wet weather months, but we have not seen any rain in weeks. ktvu tom vacar is in the east bay. he joins us from near aranda with what wildfire experts are saying tom person who wants to take a look at something over here. this is called scrub brush scrub brush now by itself it if it were to ignite. it's just a burning bush . but you get enough of those together and you can have a wildfire very,

. >>> a major shift in california's covid response. are returning a corner? >>> a critical boat in oakland. >>> san francisco pride making a huge comeback. what the celebration will look like after a pandemic pause. >>> wrecking news at 3:00 on kpix 5 and streaming on 39, new guide is just released in california's pandemic response, treating it as a manageable risk rather than an emergency. let's take a live look at san bernardino where governor newsom is holding a news conference. we will bring that to live when it starts. >>> first an update from the state's health secretary on where we stand. >> we will once again laying on california's innovative spirit to bring together testing the technology, treatment, as a triple threat to fight disease. doing so has the chance to catapult us forward in the state and allow us to live with the virus and continue to thrive. >> today, the state's smarter plan was introduced, which outlined the importance of vaccines, masks, transmission awareness, readiness, testing, disease education and treatment from both the state an

covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enrollment ends january 31st. governor newsome is highlighting his plan to try to tackle the state's homeless crisis in today. he made a stop in los angeles to >> discuss the blueprint. he's layered approach is being described as the first of its kind in state history. >> kron 4 contributor kareen wynter has that story from south ally. >> well, there are billions of dollars allocated to help with this crisis said yes, it's been a busy morning for governor gavin newsome as he continues those efforts to combat homelessness. now he's been touring facilities here behind me. a one-stop includes a side of the behavioral facility, also transitional housing facility. and during this trip to los angeles where the governor outlined new investments also initiatives to create additional support services for those who are homeless, that california blueprint also includes a proposal for an additional 2 billion dollar investment and behavioral hea

in fact, the dixie fire was the second largest in california. now, 6 months later, the tish attention has faded, but the private agony is still there. people who lost everything are still facing extreme challenges. and in many cases, the federal government is not helping. >> tonight we begin a series of reports taking an in-depth look back at the lessons learned and a look ahead at efforts to try to reduce the fire risk of this year. eric rucker gives us an eye-opening tour of the community of grizzly flats. >> but rather the bucket i don't want to >> i >> we have kids everywhere. we had a trampoline over here. the kids would spend hours on you know, parents would all just be here and it was a safe environment where we didn't have to worry. jennifer mccann hibbard was living her dream. you know, we had some great memories here until it was taken away. it's seeing a family member's death. >> her home dining and living room kitchen. >> along with hundreds of others in grizzly flats swallowed by the count or fire. there's no motion to explain that.

of california, henry cuellar of texas, lucille roybal-allard of california, sarah jacobs of california, and pete aguilar i inform the house that these members will vote yes on the levin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition. >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. waltz, steube, and mrs. wagner, i inform the house that mr. waltz, steube, and mrs. wagner will vote nay on amendment 260. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition. >> as the member designated by mr. bowman, i inform the house that mr. bowman will vote no on the levin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition. mr. jeffries: as the member designated representative davids, i inform the house that representative davids will vote yea on the levin amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition. >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. kinzinger, i inform the house t

. >> they are sweeping southern california for threats. air marine operations on high alert giving us a behind the scene look at the concerns. >> they are looking for any kind of threat in the air or on the ground as we head into super bowl sunday. >> coming up, good morning america is counting down to the super bowl with security and the details on the halftime show and a look at the quarterbacks squaring off. kumasi: fan of the year celebrated at the nfl honors awards. the niners honored her as ts tss number one fan earlier this season after finding out she organized the first mass vaccination clinic all while battling a brain tumor. they will be at the super bowl courtesy of the nfl. reunited. this is former members from the 1980's, 1990's, and to thousands joining the current team to perform last night. the dance team first started in 1985. reggie: look at that. coming up, the old ua to meet someone new -- the old g -- way to meet someone new. kumasi: a live look outside. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of hi

dre and snoop dogg celebrated their hometown of los angeles with the song california love and the california crowd loved them right back as they danced to 50 cent hanging upside down as he rap about being in the club. >> ♪ >> reporter: the field at sofi stadium was transformed into a stylized version of compton, california, the birthplace of some of hip-hop's most influential artists including kendrick lamar. >> ♪ >> reporter: mary j. blige saying her heart out from the rooftop. >> ♪ >> reporter: with his entrance, eminem literally brought the house down. >> ♪ >> reporter: eminem and it his performance by taking a knee, re-creating the stands made by former quarterback colin kaepernick to call attention to racial injustice. >> i think big picture, people who would agree with him taking a knee think the same thing. it is not over. this has not been fixed. the nfl and many other professional sports still have a huge problem with race. >> reporter: nate burlison, cbs news, california. >>> l.a. rams wide receiver van jefferson may have won the super bowl but he did not stick around to ce

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what does living with the virus mean here in california? we will bring you his speech life when it begins. we just got a preview of the strategy and it is called smarter. that is an acronym. we will show you what that means. s is for shots. m, masks. a, awareness. r, readiness. t, testing. e, education. r, rx, as in treatment. joining us to discuss what this means in their insight on how to best manage the virus moving forward, ucsf infectious disease specialist. but first, medical anthropologist, professor martha lincoln. thank you for your time today. >> thanks are having me. kristen: we are all watching this very closely. i want you to break this down for me because a point of moving into an endemic means people will have choice. this week, we have the choice to mask up indoors and public places in most places -- not in santa clara county -- after the state lifted its mandate. but discuss that concept of choice. should we consider our own risk factors, our own comfort level when we look at these things, or do we have a responsibility to

a total of four riders on a saturday across central california. this happened when the course wound through a private cattle ranch near bakersfield. dan: one group of cyclists stopped after fighting a bull but said they are going to test their luck. organizers say not to worry. despite the looks of it, everyone will be ok. crazy. ama: do not test your luck. please no. dan: the warriors have one game left before the all-star break and they have work to do. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: looking for some defense and how do you celebrate going into the hall of fame? it i ( ♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪ ) (laughter) ( ♪ ) and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me (friends laughing) you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! what? who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5

no es bueno porque luego que finalizamos con lluvias para que tengan una idea, estaba en california entonces ahora casi todo california está en una sequía podría empeorar ese nivel de sequía vienen dos sistemas a sierra nevada mientras tanto el lunes o martes tendríamos otro sistema débil no traerán cambios en el tiempo al menos en el área de la bahía mirando condiciones actuales cielos soleados temperatura en 58 en san josé tiempo soleado temperatura en 55 vientos de 14 millas por hora es el factor en el tiempo mucho viento 21 millas por hora al interior 23 millas por hora está ventoso las condiciones se deben a un sistema de alta presión lamentablemente es viento seco así que levanta advertencia en sacramento y advertencia por viento fuerte estará soleado en la próximos días el viento vendrá del norte san josé con 70 no será la fin de semana que incremente la nubosidad >> gracias vámonos a una pausa. y al volver; una mesera casi es atropellada por unos clientes le diremos qué pasó hablaremos del hiphopero que se hizo famos le diremos por qué nos pueden segui

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we have had tremendous political leadership here in california. it looks like you want to add something, mindy. >> just a distinction i would like to make. overtime, we have definitely had strong latino leadership, whether from nonprofit groups and also from elected officials. i want to make clear, because the question is about change between years. and he asked about elected officials. but on the blueness of our state, there is also the great work that was done, regardless of where you are politically, such as outreach that community organizations did, thinking about the election, helping people make their decision. they are unsung heroes of the conversation today. i think of all the great work in those communities, with latino led organizations. a lot of the leadership they are and politically really emerged from proposition 187, which acknowledge that as well. >> even before that, some of us who were kids in the 1960s -- and even before that. lula coming up from the -- we also said in my integration, i said we stand on the shoulders of others.

is it time to and the california's covid state of emergency? we have the latest straight from the state capital. plus, the investigation continues into the january 6 capitol insurrection. >> why republicans are butting heads with each other in their own party. and the countdown to the super bowl sunday is on. we have a live look at how la is getting ready for the big game. we'll be right back. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com >> the countdown is now just 3 days until the super bowl. our chris hagan has been in inglewood for us all week long and he joins us now live outside of so fi stadium. chris, big awards are going to be handed out tonight right? >> that's right, ken and pam is the nfl honors. so many players awarded honors for their actions on the field. but one special guy will be rewarded for those actions off the field. it's all in honor of walter payton. he retired as the nfl's all-time leading rusher but passed away a

california's indoor mask mandate lifts in less than 24 hours. what is driving the decision on masks in schools. kumasi: the u.s. preparing for the possibility of war, taking steps to protect its own in busy in ukraine's capital. reggie: a mega drought that has been worse then it has been in decades. kumasi: plus the oscars. hosts revealed for the very first time. we have that announcement to share with all of you. happy tuesday everybody. we hope you had a good love day. drew: you felt yesterday. it was chilly. reggie: it was cold. drew: it was freezing. >> i came from chicago. you can't talk to me until it is nine degrees. drew: 20 degrees cooler compared to the weekend and we are going to do it again today. it is all about this wind that has developed and will stick with us. along the coast you can see the wind is still gusting and it is that wind direction coming from the north and the northwest. up in the 30's and 40's. it is 43 in cloverdale, 47 in oakland, 44 in concord. a live look showing you we have clear skies with a breeze. sunrise at

california's political leaders have also denounced russia's aggression. some have called for us to welcome ukrainian refugees. we will speak with the representative in a moment the 1st to get perspective from a diplomat who represented the u.s. and russia during the obama administration. former ambassador, michael mcfall, welcome to the show. what are your thoughts, are the sanctions enough? >> i applaud the biden imagination for what they have done. these are serious sanctions, especially the ones yesterday and now that president putin have been added on individual sanctions, that is a dramatic step. i would like to see more, my sense is the and menstruation %-ú respond to further steps in this war. i think shock and awe would've been a better strategy but i understand the logic. whether they work or not is important to understand the sanctions don't work in the immediate, i think they take months if not years to have an effect. >> do you agree with that approach that america is not going to put boots on the ground there? >> i do, i support president bi

con nosotros ahora, aquí, el senador de california, el senador alex padilla, en comunidad del valle, senador, bienvenido otra vez a comunidad del valle. alex padilla: gracias, damián, gusto en verlos otra vez; feliz año nuevo. damián trujillo: mire, feliz año nuevo, mire, qué año tan turbulento para todo el país, ¿verdad?; platíquenos de cómo le ha ido este primer año como senador de los estados unidos. alex padilla: ¡híjole!, cómo ha volado este año pasado, hace poco más de un año que entré formalmente al senado federal, el primer latino para representar el estado de california; ha sido una gran oportunidad, y una gran responsabilidad, especialmente debido a los tiempos en los cuales estamos viviendo; sigue la pandemia, y sabemos que nuestra comunidad ha sufrido más que cualquier otra, pero me alegro que entre mis primeras acciones como senador, fue apoyar a proyectos de ley para invertir, más no solo en asistencia directa para familias y empresarios, en nuestras comunidades, pero fondos para las vacunas, vacunas tan importantes para proteger nuestra salud y nues

in the state of california, california at the time. >> adkins says back been spaniards called mixed race. black people love those as you can see here, this ship's manifest recorded having several out of passengers on board african. >> mexican african spaniards, african indians. they were there, people, african whites. these are people who are mixed race with that can hear and there were many of them free. blacks came as settlers. others were brought their slaves. >> those enslaved were later freed with the help of abolitionists from the church. the very first black church was established in 18. 63. one of the most notable african american historical figures here, the south bay as manual sam macdonald. >> who in 1919, purchased 430 acres of land here in la honda. and by doing so became the first black man to own property. the california redwoods. so mcdonald was originally from gilroy. he donated his land to stanford university and it is now a beautiful park named after him in san mateo county. >> i have to say as a black felt a sense of pride when i saw his face here at the visitor cente

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quÉ ocurre en california? viendo las imÁgenes se ve este cÍrculo gigante es un sistema de alta presiÓn que sigue bloqueando la lluvia y va hacia el norte y se dirige a los grandes lagos. aqÍi el problema se complica porque el mes de febrero se inicio no solo con fuertes vientos sino que bloquea la lluvia y por lo tanto las prÓximas dos semanas de febrero seguiremos secos en california. esto es lo que preocupa a los cientÍficos y a todos nosotros. vemos quÉ pasa con el frÍo, se mueve hacia la regiÓn y se mantiene despejado. esos vientos seguirÁn soplando. hablando de eso vemos acumulaciÓn de nieve, bello lugar frÍo con viento en la regiÓn. se espera que el jueves comiencen a bajar los fuertes vientos. se mantiene despejado, los vientos van a continuar. mucho cuidado en las prÓximas horas con los vientos secos en la regiÓn >> muchas gracias, guillermo. hablemos de las palabras que un sacerdote ha usado al bautizar. no solo provocÓ que lo retirarabn del cargo y se considera invÁlido el sacramento

las temperaturas de los Ángeles california en los Ángeles california en loss óximos días va a fluctuar entrpróximos días e va a fluctuar entrelo loss 84s 89°, es 22° por84 a los 89°, es 22° por encim encimaa ds valores normales, y serán condiciones peligrosas para los residentes que no está para lon residentes que acostumbrado acostumbradoss para ver para ve calor en la temporada. calor ena temporada. >> y pue que >> y puede que este se este sear bowl el super bowl más caloso de la historiamás caluroso de la historia.. puede disfrutarlo por telemundo y podrá disfrutar la historia y el sabordisfrutar la historia y el sabor latino de la ciudad. francisco cuevas nos cuenta.dad fr o cuevas nos cuenta. >> es la fiesta deportiva más ande y estos costureros tendrán el honor de que el equipo de casa vista sus uniformes. >> todo el mundo podrá verlo y estamos contentos. >> será la segunda vez. >> esta familia revuelve las carnitas mexicanas qque los hizo uno de los pocos restaurantes certificados por los angeles rams. >> en agradecimiento hicimos un plato, cchilaquiles rojos, vee

. >>> el próximo 15 de febrero culminará en california el mandato para el uso de mascarillas exteriores, así lo confirmó el gobernador pero como aplica a las personas completamente vacunadas, quienes no tengan la vacuna seguirán utilizando mascarillas, esta orden no afecta las escuelas y deberán continuar usándolas en clases y también en instalación deportivas y esta orden permite que los condados emitan conteos, san francisco, marín y solano confirmaron que seguirán con las recomendaciones estatales y en condados a la mesa y contra costa dicen estar trabajando en nuevas guías mientras que la junta de supervisores de santa clara se revolvía reunirá este martes para discutir sobre esto, este jueves vamos a tener una línea de ayuda disponible para responder a todas sus preguntas, este al pendiente de nuestras emisiones y recuerde este próximo jueves 10 de enero. >>> mañana es un día crucial para oakland luego de haber una votación sobre si cierran las escuelas esto por el déficit presupuestario, varios maestros se oponen a esta idea. >>> la unidad es el objetivo, ser uni

manera retroactiva nuestra compañera libertad pedraza nos explica cómo hacer valer este beneficio >>> california vuelve a poner dos semanas pagas por información de covid - 19 esta semana el gobernador firmó la ley protege a todos los empleados en empresas de más de veintiséis trabajadores dando ochenta horas enfermedad plaga, cuarenta horas sin deban demostrar una prueba de comida y tras cuarenta horas más mostrando una prueba de covid - 19 positivas estas carencias demandas y es el que se contagió su familia que tiene covid - 19 pero como tener este derecho >>> para que pueda pedir protección horas solamente expedirse su empleador >>> dice que esta petición sea de manera escrita o mensaje de texto para que quede un registro recomiendan alguna parte del mensaje lo siguiente. debido a que es una ley nueva aconseja un enlace que se encuentra >>> el 19 de febrero. puede pedir esas horascuando se vence la ordenanza, lo que significa que cubre a trabajadores que tomaron días por covid - 19 en este inicio de año >>> estas las que los expertos recomiendan. >>> un reembolso de enfermedades o

gandhi says california is ready to treat california as endemic with a 73% vaccination rate and truckloads of game-changing therapeutics now arriving at hospitals. >> many countries have just dropped the mask mandates and vaccine mandates and passports and others are sticking with it so i don't know what california will do. once we get enough immunity we'll manage this as other respiratory pathogens. >> you'll recall yesterday the state lifted its indoor mask mandate for those who are vaccinated. all the bay-area counties except santa clara county is following the guidance in lifting the mandates. dr. gandhi cautions, however, that we could go back to stricter masking requirements if there's a more virulent variant that strains hospital capacity. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> all right, bob. thank you. >> 5:33 and developing in san francisco police chief bill scott committed to working with district attorney buoyed i'm. this is to reach an agreement on handling use of force cases. that's what he told the police commission last night. the pair have been at odds since th

es un estadio que ninguno en el estado de california se va a aprobar para tratar de dañar o afectar la calidad de vida de estos migrantes >>> tenemos la oportunidad de ir a abrir una cuenta de bancos >>> la propuesta puede beneficiar a más de 1 millón y medio de personas indocumentadas en california >>> esto demuestra que california considera los migrantes sin importar su estatus unaparte esencial como el motor de la sexta economía del mundo >>> un reportaje por otro lado tendremos el nuevo reporte de empleos para expertos dicen que la situación no se verá bien basada en la información, pues los números estarían en rojo según la empresa de nóminas >>> por segundasemana consecutiva meros estadounidenses solicitaron asistencia de desempleo, cayeron a 238,000 la semana anterior que se encontraban en 271 así lo dio a conocer el departamento de trabajo la solicitud de desempleo cayeron a 238,000 y el promedio de cuatro semanas que aumentó a 255,000 >>> en el corte interese que hacen autoridades para evitar el tráfico humano >>> y en la lucha contra el covid - 19 un experto,

romi: el cambio climÁtico continÚa afectando a california. los incendios, sequÍa y el calor extremo estÁnimpactando negativamente el suministro del agua, segÚn un estudio dirigido por la universidad de california en los Ángeles donde investigadores determinaron que los fuegos forestales estÁn desestabilizando el flujo del agua en el oeste de estados unidos. >> estos bosques arden a una enorme temperatura. con tomÁs hasta la temperatura, mÁs se daÑa el suelo. queda prÁcticamente esterilizado. cuando esto ocurre y llorÉ mucho, la erosiÓn es mucho mÁs grande y el agua llega mucho mÁs fÁcilmente a los rÍos, arroyos causando inundaciones catastrÓficas y mortales. romi: el estudio publicado el lunes de la academia nacional de ciencia investigadores determinan que en Áreas donde se habÍa quemado mÁs de una quinta parte del bosque el flujo de agua aumentÓ en promedio un 30% durante los seis aÑos posteriores al incendio. >> lo que afecta de manera brutal en muchos casos es la calidad del agua. no solamente el agua para beber sino

you're california hasn't seen significant rainfall since december here in the bay area. most reza bore some benefited from the heavy rains in november and december. but now that conditions have dried out local water districts continue to ask people to save water in the east bay east bay mud. reservoirs are at 69% to full capacity. but the district is still in a stage, one drought and they're asking customers to voluntarily reduce water use by 10% in san francisco. the sfp you sees reservoirs, which includes hatch hatch e in yosemite are an average of 74.7%, a full capacity. that's good. but with no rainfall in the forecast up, you see is still asking its customers to save water wherever they can. turning off outdoor irrigation. checking for leaks in the north bay marin counties. reservoirs are at 94.7% of full capacity. and this week, the marin municipal water district actually east its water use restrictions there. customers can now water lawns 2 times per week, but other restrictions remain in place. filling swimming pools and washing cars at home are still prohibited.

also watching what's going on with the brush fire in southern california. if you are planning a road trip, maybe heading down highway 1, you want to check out big sur. with the warm weather we'll see temperatures reaching into the mid-70s this weekend and mostly sunny skies, and also very nice in napa valley this weekend. our temperatures will reach into the low 70s by sunday. we're also going to see the morning temperatures in the 40s. mike, you were watching some breaking news on the peninsula. >> yeah. we had the alert issued by chp. they have just cleared it. that's great news. sierra point parkway. you see the sensors already cleared just north of sfo getting into san francisco. unfortunately coming in over from the east bay a crash, three vehicles involved at treasure island or at the tunnel there, and that's in the middle lane. that may take some time to clear it and chp and the bridge crew not clear how long that's going to take. we do have a traffic building though, highway 37 right on schedule. more traffic coming in. again, we're watching that ba

yet at a time, where more jobs are leaving california. the fda has decided to sue tesla. >> we are somewhat untouchable. that's the tone that came off with this statement is "you don't know who we are?" >> said sties la's response was tone-deaf. >> and it screamed disingenuous. it screamed entitlement. it screamed that they were not willing to take accountability, for everything that has been proven. >> he has moved to the darked on side. out of touch with what is going on. >> an early tesla fan. >> i considered him a friend long ago. and i've noticed the last couple of years, here's become completely out of touch. the things he says and does, i can't believe it's the same person. elan, my friend. go back to your roots. you are a wonderful human being. you used to be. let's make this world a better place. >> kiet do. >>> a controversial quarry and cement plant. the county say its would potentially turn the quarry into a public open space. as you can see, the area in question is nearly three times the size of golden gate park. the quarry r

está lista vemos la siguiente gráfica y que california estará preparada para administrar 200,000 vacunas por días y repartirá mascarillas para ser distribuidas rápidamente y también vigilar las aguas residuales, algo importante para responder a futuros brotes de coronavirus entre otras medidas. >>> muchos se preguntan qué piensa la comunidad de dejar la pandemia y entrar a la etapa de endemia?. >>> ya tenemos 2 años de estar con esto y ahora vamos con 3 y nos estamos vacunando y creo que si es importan?. >>> también adentrar de la endemia el covid 19 pasaría a ser una enfermedad con la que tendremos que vivir para el resto de nuestras vidas recordemos que la comunidad latina es altamente afectada por la pandemia, hablamos con la portavoz del departamento de salud de california y le contamos más de los planes que anunció el gobernador esto en la edición de las 6:00 de la tarde. >>> muchas gracias y esto quedo en pantalla, son las cifras actuales en california en cuanto a contagios. >>> hasta el momento se han administrado cerca de 71 millones de vacunas y acá se administran un

y por supuesto, si el sur de california todo california después de tres días de sequía continua continúan precisamente con esos problemas no solo por posible del incendio sino por esas temperaturas que establecen récord se espera que a lo largo de la noche en san josé alcancemos por la madrugada los 40 y 9° se espera que mañana las temperaturas estén cerca de los 80° en algunos lugares aí que, pareciera como si fuera verano vamos a ver el pronóstico napa 77 san josé 79° ábado los 81 domingo en los 80 ahora nos vamos hacia el sol porque se acuerda que le hemos platicado de precisamente esas tormentas magnéticas quÉ significa eso qÉe es lo que hace esto con relación al sol ? lo que son las auroras es lo que forma esta lluvia de partículas entre el campo magnético del planeta y precisamente al chocar genera esta bella luminosidad que es lo que conocemos como las auroras pero no solo eso, no solo son los bellos colores sino que también afecta en gran parte a los sistemas de comunicación y eso es lo que pasó 40 satélites fueron destruidos la semana pasada la compañía spa

california was the last state to open up their schools. republican states opened up their schools well before us. private schools opened up. and kids didn't get sick and neither did their teachers. there was no science between the length of time they closed the restaurants. who works in the restaurants? i know. our folks work in those restaurants. they were out of a job. they got sick to a greater extent. the undocumented didn't get the stimulus that everybody got. there's just a sense that, and you and i talked about it last wednesday, were invisible to a lot of people, including democrats. now, again, i am a democrat and i think we're much more advisable to them than others. they just use us. but there's no question both parties need to take a look and to focus on the issues latinos care about, that working people care about. i started out with the ufw. before i even thought of running for any office until i met you. i wasn't really interested. i was an organizer. i was a union organizer and a labor organizer. the one thing you know work

is this to try to continue to raise the vaccination rates across california? and do you think a mandate like this for all workplaces? is really going to convince people who held out this long to go ahead and get the shots. it's absolutely about increasing the vaccination rate here in california, and you know we've gone through a lot of whiplash over the past two years , with mask mandates and vaccine mandates and testing guidance, and one thing that we do know is that vaccines work, they stopped death. they reduce the severity of the disease. they keep us out of the hospital and keep our icus clear for other emergencies that are critical, and so we have to continue to increase the vaccination rate. we also have the vaccine, while not perfect, does reduce the spread of covid , which would reduce variance and this this disease is proven to be very unpredictable. so we want to increase the vaccine rate. and for those that have chosen still had to get vaccinated. it'll be required to work in california, so i think that'll be a big incentive for folks to get vaccin

that's what are california's public college system is amazing. it is such a great pathway for young people. into the middle class into success in our state, and we should not be capping enrollment that way. we also need to be accelerating housing creation and we need to do both. do you have any concerns at all about sort of chipping away at california's environmental quality act and maybe opening the door for others down the road? who might be looking for exemptions to those important environmental reviews? yeah i mean, that's what we're doing here and we need so sequa is a really important environmental law. it was created so that if we're going to build a new highway or a dam or something that could be very environmentally damaging. that we do analysis before we met environmental analysis before we make a decision. it was never intended to govern student housing and whether college bills dorm on campus. that's not an environmental issue. that is a housing issue, and she equal in some ways because it's gone so far past the environment to cover a