jeff looked at him and gavin returned his gaze . just felt betrayed by gavin and vitalik. why didn't yousay anything ? so ever the honest dutchman, jeff told it like it was. charles, we feel you're leading us in a wrong direction. we don't want to be at google. we want to me among zero and would like to see you leave. i don't want you to be ceo. to at least one person watching jeff seems absolutely livid. he was really letting charles had. charles looked shocked but jeff who had always found charles fake couldn't tell if it was sincere. then jeff invoked the nuclear option. prhe made it clear he would no longer be part of the project if charles stayed. charles objected, talking about allthe things he'd set up but jeff said it doesn't matter. i don't believe in becoming a google. we need to build something lofor people, not corporations . jeff also said amir, i'm sorry i gave you the benefit of the doubt but i don't think you you belong here because i've not seen much contribution from you. meantime what next, said he agreed with jeff in regard to charles . jeff was outrage

maybe with gavin a little bit less so. so one thing that's interesting is, so gavin wood and joe lubin are two people that don't like each other in crypto. what's fascinating. they're similar in the face that people either love them or hate them, however there is a way that they're different, everybody agrees on gavin's personality. some people don't like it and some people do. when it comes to joe, people, i think, either have a good experience with him or they have a really, really, really bad experience with him. so, it's more like dr. jekyll and mr. hyde and the people that, you know, kind of get on his bad side, as far as i can tell, they say, oh, well, it's because with joe, it's like a popularity contest and they say that, they used to be on his good side and part of the people who had won the popularity contest and when it switched, it switched, really dramatically. so it's kind of a fascinating thing. for anthony and charles, you'll read in the book, a large percentage of the book really don't have good recollecti

gavin was not aware of what work. mere did and that gavin was saying these things so he could consolidate power under himself. but his not mentioning that charles should be removed took jeff back. jeff looked at him and gavin returned his gaze. jeff felt betrayed by gavin and vitalik -- why didn't you say anything? so ever the honest dutchman jeff told it like it was charles we feel you were leading us in the wrong direction. we don't want to be a google. we want to be a mozilla and we would like to see you leave. i don't want you to be ceo. to at least one person watching jeff seemed absolutely livid. he was really loving he was really letting charles have it. charles looked shocked, but jeff who had always found charles fake couldn't tell if it was sincere. then jeff invoked the nuclear option. he made it clear. he would no longer be part of the project if charles stayed. charles objected talking about all the things he'd set up but jeff said it doesn't matter. i don't believe in becoming a google we need to build s

i confess in 2011 then mayor gavin newsom and i started the program so every student would have a future worth saving for. more important than money. the $11 million means there has been millions of conversations in every household that these students live in about their possibility of going to college. that is the purpose of this program. [applause]. the research, real research showed that putting money into college savings, a lot or little begins a conversation that ends up with children going to college. that is what we want to happen for every child in san francisco. kindergarten to college pro boats college-going identity in the public schools. san francisco is not alone in the program. k-c is across the country with over 100 active college savings accounts today reaches 1.2 million kids in 39 states in this country. in 2019 california created california kids a statewide program for every child born in california. governor newsom expanded in 21-22 budget with investment of nearly $2 billion. [applause]. that funding has resulted in our program providing additional funds to the accou

here in california over 50 cents a gallon, what does gavin newsom do? he says give household $400 to help them with the higher gas prices. kennedy: that won't fix anything. so many unemployment claims, they've got higher unemployment than the rest of the country and he's lying about it. we have to go, will you please come back? >> absolutely. i'll come back anytime. kennedy: i'd love to see you in person and i will get you the lip color. >> when you get out here, now that i'm a contributor, you can find my number, girl. we about to trying this market together. kennedy: i love it. thank you so much. caitlyn jenner. the one and only. coming up, new york times telling journalists to log off twitter to avoid criticism. is the elon musk affect already working? i got party panel in the house driving me to discuss in moment. ♪♪ velop their passion for learning. and now we're providing 88 billion dollars to support underserved communities... ...helping us all move forward financially. pnc bank: see how we can make a difference for you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪

since he was on the business side, gavin wasn't aware of what work he did and that gavin was saying these things so he could consolidate power under himself but not mentioning charles should be removed took him back. he looked at him and gavin returned. felt betrayed. why didn't you say anything? so, ever the honest dutchman, jeff told it like it was. charles, we feel you are leading us in the wrong direction. we don't want to be google and we would like tot see you leav. i don't want you to be ceo. to at least one person watching, jeff seemed absolutely livid. he was really letting charles have it. charles looked shocked, but jeff who always found charles fake couldn't tell if it was sincere. then he invoked the nuclear option. he made it clear he would no longer be part of the project ia charles stayed. charles objected to talking about all the things he set up but jeff said it doesn't matter. i don't believe in becoming a google. wewe need to deliver something r people, not corporations. hed also said i'm sorry i gave you the benefit of the doubt but i don't think you belong here becau

de la mañana a la tarde para poner la mesa de cada una de sus familias >>> le pidieron al gobernador gavin newsom que firme el proyecto ab21 83 >>> esta ley consiste en poder votar libremente sin represalias >>> este, permitiría que campesinos que quieran votar para sindicalizarse lo puedan hacer por correo u otros medios y no solo en su sitio de trabajo como es tradicional >>> como votante lo puede hacer de jeremy domicilio sin que en mi empleador se de cuenta quÉ opción estoy tomando >>> del problema que lo vean es que la compañía puede identificar quién está votando y después puede recibir represión de parte de la compañía por estar apostando a un sindicato ha pasado mucho través de los años >>> proyecto permitiría que el campesino reciba ayuda para llenar la boleta siempre y cuando esa persona firme también >>>el gobernador sabe todo esto en una ocasión y se quieren asegurar de que esto no vuelva a ocurrir >>> lo que queremos es que las futuras generaciones no sufran lo que nosotros hemos sufrido en el día de césar chávez este manifestante aseguraron que su legado de

meanwhile, gavin newsom claims more gun control would have prevented the massacre. yeah. the guns, or the suv. they always blame the tools instead of the perp, unless that tool is gavin newsom, then they don't blame him for anything! >> yes! >> greg: so, tyrus, why can't they admit the criminal justice reforms aren't working? they're going to release 70,000 more and they're just going to pretend nothing is going to happen? >> the woke never admit they're wrong. they just keep going. just -- do you know -- his prior -- his prior -- well, his most popular crime, i should say, was a savage domestic violence where he beat his girlfriend, choked her, dragged her across the room by her hair, beat her some more to the point where she was unrecognizable and he still was out. prison reform when i first heard it was about nonviolent offenders, particularly marijuana cases and narcotics where we were looking to send people to rehab and not to prison. that's where i understood prison reform to be, and i was 1,000% behind it, not the lottery where you just pick a name and he's free. t

madam speaker, i rise to recognize gavin christopher deal, a native of alexander county in the fifth district. gavin has served over a decade in the military and is currently a surface to air ballistic missile specialist on the u.s.s. fitzgerald. recently he joined 12 other petty officers in representing the united states in the miland, 2022 multinational navy exercise anti-international city parade. he also successfully launched two harpoon ballistic missiles in the previous war games near the philippines. these are terrific accomplishments, indeed. gaffe vin, thank you for -- gavin, thank you for your continued service to north carolina's fifth district and our great country. you are a shining example of the best that the fifth district has to offer. madam speaker, i rise to recognize mile-an-houra -- maura greer, a social studies teacher, assistant swim coach, and percussion instructor at south caldwell high school. as you can tell she's a true renaissance woman. recently her class participated in a project where class members wrote letters to me about different pieces of legislat

richard land, water, energy, but the antihuman environmentalist control gavin newsom and they've made our energy and water scarce. i'm going to put an end to that. new agreement between independence. that is why am running the preface, you can see. i lay out a vision that i really believe is going to bring california together. >> tucker: i hope you can do it. it's a machine state. we are rooting for you. thank you. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: we are working on a documentary on the state of california. we will have news tomorrow on that on the show. all of the sudden, maybe this is the clearest indicator of how we are doing, the life expectancy of the average american has dropped by a lot. and not because of covid. what were public health authorities say about this? isn't this what they are supposed to be working on? why are they still holding the jobs they paid two years ago? that is all next. ♪ ♪ during world war two, most of the world turned a blind eye to the holocaust and hitler's atrocities. christians were slow to act and did not speak up until it was too late and 6 mil

so gavin, we have another bidder for chelsea with and also to renovate the stadium. sorry. on paper, it looks like a good fit for chelsea firms. and why, why was this new bed able to come in so late after the deadline around the other piece, because there were 3 bits, as you say, a merchant bank in america was organizing supposedly to day to finalize. a one of the manchester united show that you can't take anything for granted at the top top level of your camp while we have been keeping on this one with their interest. gavin, thank you for named head coach of austria's national site. the german has signed a 2 year deal, but if the team qualifies for your a 2024, it will be extended for another 2 years. reineke will take over once the premier league season it finishes in may, but that won't be the end of his time. united as he's staying on in a consultancy role, there was a favorite stature, thoughts? oh, there was no stopping chris paul on thursday night. the phoenix sunstar was up again in the playoffs to make 13 shots or more without to miss his unprecedented 33 point per

kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> as governor gavin newsome prepares his updated state budget. he and the legislature will need to balance it in a way that avoids a big budget problem. the independent legislative analyst's office hopes the legislature in financial decisions. the office is mourning budget deficits in the billions could be on the way if newsom spending plan is approved as currently proposed. that coupled with a budget surplus that will trigger the state appropriations limit, also known as the gan limit. the legislature may want to consider essentially rejecting around 10 billion dollars of the governor's proposed spending in the governor's budget. it seems confusing. how can the state have budget problems when it's over collecting money? the says each time the state over collects in triggers the limit. >> each extra dollar coming in over the limit becomes associated with a $1.60 in required spending, very counter intuitive. but we're actually in a situation where >> each additional dollar of revenue above the limit actually worsened our budg

a of that in san francisco, governor gavin newsome was asked to respond to the criticism tuesday instead of answering he brought up care. court supporter mayor london breed to the microphone. this is not about. >> people of color, minority civil liberties. this is about basic human decency. but democrats acknowledge the plan has divided some of them from each other and from groups. they typically work with asked to. >> make a decision that. really what we always believed it, right, the and the civil liberties that we all believe in. i just want to say in making this decision, it's tough, but it's tougher to see. human beings on the street like that. how much care court could cost is still to be determined >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron, 4 news. >> coming up, harvard's public pledge to right an injustice. see evidence that the university built some of its wealth on slavery. what's in this new report and how harvard is vowing to fix its past wrongdoings? >> certainly one of the most prestigious universities in the world that they say that slavery played in trickle role in shaping the

it is not just gavin. it is all of the people that he plugs in through patronage and all of these places and they are the ones making these horrible decisions and it is costing people lives. >> greg: in true just discuss these early releases should go and move in. >> jeanine: absolutely. >> greg: i think we covered it where homeless people were allowed to live with other -- they should do that with this. that is what they should do with people like this. >> jeanine: you bring up michael shellenberger. he is running for governor of california. there will be a choice and a couple of years. you could have a reasonable person. he is not ape right-wing french candidate candidate. >> greg: registered independent. >> he has come to different conclusions on how to lead and he does a lot for drug addicts as well. they are in breach of contract with the citizens. it would be an interesting thing to see. the other one point i want to make is that you know immediately that day we had the statements from joe biden and

. >> the state senate judiciary committee tuesday kicked off legislative debate on governor gavin newsom's care court proposal. there are thousands of californians who are languishing. >> this impacts families throughout the state of california. the plan aims to get the most severely mentally ill off the streets are out of jail and into court ordered care. california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli was a witness in support. >> he said it's expected to help between 7,000 to 12,000 people, homelessness as many faces in california. >> one of the most tragic treatable. this not experienced by the sickest of the sick who often need effective treatment and supports to identify the road to recovery and stability. but the measure faces fierce opposition from several disability, mental health and civil liberty groups who have concerns with forced treatment. >> leave that force terror works well for people with mental health disabilities. and we don't feel that there's a good evidence base to support. others raised concerns about a lack of housing workforce and how it could wor

unfortunately, it's gotten dirty and disorganized and dangerous under gavin newsom. so a frequent guest . on this show is just announced that he's running for governor of california against some of the upcoming election.le he's going to explainre why in just a moment. why in just a moment. to fishermen and other liars, the time you spent on the docks . thanks boats, lines of cars, these moments you shareev with the people you finish and never forget to get fakeness to the last pro shops and to balance your adventures starts here. our allies have declared emersion along the coast. no island talks these days. so you know me well. on fox and watch any time on fox and watch any time on fox now and hulu better hearing leads to a better life and that better life starts at mariculture. it all begins with the most innovative technology likell the new miracle ear. many available exclusively at miracle here so small no one will see but noticell the difference. and now miracle curesle right ng a 30 day risk free trial you can experience better hearing with no obligation. call 1

. >> so i the state senate judiciary committee tuesday kicked off legislative debate on governor gavin newsom's care court proposal. there are thousands of californians who are languishing. tax families throughout the state of california. the plan aims to get the most severely mentally ill off the streets are out of jail and into court ordered care. california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli was a witness in support. he said it's expected to help between 7,000 to 12,000 people, as many faces in california. >> one of the most tragic treatable. this not experienced by the sickest of the sick who often need effective treatment and supports to identify the road to recovery and stability. but the measure faces fierce opposition from several disability, mental health and civil liberty groups who have concerns with forced treatment. >> leave that forced care works well for people with mental health disabilities. and we don't feel that there's a good evidence base to support. others raised concerns about a lack of housing workforce and how it could worsen racial dispariti

while taking a tour of the highest power plant underneath lake orval, governor gavin newsom spoke about new strategies to help conserve water. he also wants to increase funding to battle the drought. >> this year, we are asking legislature for another three quarters of $1 billion, likely more, in two months, for new bonds. because we have the resources to do more for general fund contributions. >> newsom says that the state has invested more than $5 billion the past three years, but is hoping for another $750 million to deal with drought related issues. >> fiji crews are related to the drought, looking for dead or dying trees. crews in alameda county went on foot patrol today, looking for those dead trees, and high fire threat areas that could cause wildfires. and could lead to power outages. also identified ones that showed signs of disease, such as sudden oak death. >> sudden oak death, you have trees that die almost instantaneously. so, you know, those are a couple of the things that we definitely want to mitigate before it is an issue. >>> for years, they have been under pressure to

gavin newsom's executive order. >> about reducing prison population response to covid-19 when they issued these emergency regulations. so they are definitely been responsive to the governor. he's been a champion of these policies and he needs to take responsibility. cdcr did not take any action in the hearing is expected to make a decision on the policy in the near future in sacramento. ashley zavala kron. 4 news. >> coming up to combat the supply chain issues. president biden today urged congress to boost made in america products. how the tech industry may benefit from that initiative. >> also, what the republican national committee is now saying about presidential debates. >> and some lawmakers are saying senator dianne feinstein is not mentally fit to fulfill her role in to fulfill her role in congress. how sh ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've l

. >>> se logra luego de que el gobernador de california gavin newsom firmara la ampliación en medical el año pasado. el doctor (nombre extranjero) cree que el servicio va a ser fundamental para prevenir enfermedades crónicas. >>> para que no haya riesgo por parte de los pacientes, emergencias, y que no se encuentren internados, queremos evitar esto. >>> para calificar las personas deben de tener más de cincuenta años o más, vivir en california y tener bajos recursos. >>> dinorah perÉz, noticiero telemundo cuarenta y ocho. >>> starbucks ha tomado represalias contra tres trabajadores en phoenix al descubrir que querían radicalizarse. se pide un amparopara volver a contratar a los empleados. (mÚsica). (mÚsica). (mÚsica). >>> se encuentra de regreso el festival del día de la tierra suspendido por la pandemia, el tema de este año es el hacer conciencia sobre lo que comemos ya que puede afectar al planeta. se mostraron los beneficios de la alimentación basada en vegetales. jornada grande de limpieza a lo largo de la playa de la península, once grupos liderados que se distribuy

i'm gavin. please be with the director of programs exhibitions and community partnerships for the massachusetts historical society, and i'm happy to welcome you to our program this evening. we'll hear from tea and keto we'll speak on her new book exploring american health care through 50 historic treasures. this book presents a history of health and medicine in the united states tracing paradigm shifts such as the introduction of anesthesia the adoptional germ theory and advances in public health the book showcases little known objects and illustrate are complex relationship with health and highlights objects related to famous moment and medicine ranging from vitamin d beer to the discovery of penicillin each artifact illuminates some case of the social cultural and technical influences on how people fundamental questions about health. program we'll look at a selection of these artifacts with an emphasis on massachusetts stories. ms. keho is a public historian museum curator and writer. who spec

and next at 3.30, the trouble ahead for governor gavin newsom's care court. why the plans to connect thousands of homeless people to housing and behavioral health treatments. >> it's having some issues. we'll explain the hurdles that are ahead. and the white house wants pfizer's covid fighting hill placed into a wider use. why so many patients are having trouble getting access to this drug? and there's some more good news here in the bay area to talk about today. hope youth football league has their stolen van back. how police were able to track it down and the person suspected of tak if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. you just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans five times faster to actually break down grease on contact. so spray your dishes clean... with dawn powerwash dish spray. new densify from crest pro-health. like bones, your teeth lose density over time. but, crest has you covered. crest densify actively rebuilds tooth density. to extend the life of teet

i'm gavin kleespies with the massachusetts historical society and i'm happy to welcome you to our program. this evening we'll hear from tegan kehoe who will speak on her new book. this book presents a history of health and medicine in the united states tracing paradigm shifts such as the introduction of anesthesia, adoption of germ theory, and advances in public health. the public showcases little known objects that illustrate our complex relationship with health and highlights objects related to things, movements, and medicine ranging from vitamin d beer to the discovery of penicillin. each artifact illuminates social and technical influences on how people approach health. the emphasis is on massachusetts stories. ms. kehoe is a museum curator and writer, specializing in health care and science in society with a social history angle. her main research interests include material culture and the history of medicine, interpretation science for history of medicine and the body. she works as the exhibition and education specialist at the paul s. russell museum of medical history and innovatio

i'm gavin ramjaun. this is your update from the bbc sport centre. barcelona lost their second game in a row following their exit in the europa league last week. they lost at home to cadiz in la liga on monday night. lucas perez got the only goal of the game for the visitors shortly after half—time. it's their first ever win against barcelona at the camp nou. barca had their chances, but were denied by cadiz keeper jeremiah ledesma who made several important saves. it's a first defeat of 2022 for barca in la liga. they sit second, with cadiz getting the valuable points in their battle to avoid relegation. translation: we are very angry. pla ers translation: we are very angry. players are _ translation: we are very angry. players are the — translation: we are very angry. players are the first _ translation: we are very angry. players are the first to _ translation: we are very angry. players are the first to be - players are the first to be angry and disappointed. we lost angry and disappointed. we lost a golden chance to give ourselves the differ

good to see you gavin. good afternoon. liverpool have gone top of the premier league, for a few hours at least, with a 2—0 win over struggling watford. diogojota's 20th goal of the season putjurgen klopp's side in front midway through the first half at anfield. and on course for their tenth straight league win. watford gave the hosts plenty of problems though — and liverpool had to wait until the 89th minute to seal the points, thanks to a var awarded penalty that fabinho converted. city and liverpool meet at the etihad next sunday. we could have done better definitely, but we, after being two weeks nearly, not together and stuff like this, and early kick off it is really tricky, it is tricky. all teams have the same problems, but i don't think i ever saw after international break the best game of the season, so, all fine, very much controlled and that is what we wanted. wa nted. we wanted. we only that had a slim chance of scores _ we only that had a slim chance of scores offing that equalising goal, but we _ scores o

it's not going to look good. entered california governor gavin newsom. the governor wants to hand our debit cards worth $400.00 to every california owning a car. the prize take for that idea. $11000000000.00 california tax surplus dollars . ah, this however is only a temporary fix, not a solution expert say, in fact, it seems almost certain that high gasoline prices are here to stay. or worse that they will increase was not just the u. s. rising prices or hitting households around the world. but while countries in europe and north america are battling annual rates and the single figures in latin america, the scale is quite different. argentina is on course for annual inflation, of over 60 percent. this year. they are sharing their meals and their concerns. demonstrate a sienna gen tina's capital bonus iris are demanding more support from the government as inflation and constantly rising food prices drive people to despair. but never forget what, oh no matter how much we produce, we're still poor poorer and poorer because inflation is eating away whole ri

california se convierte en la primera mujer en firmar una ley estatal y lo hizo en ausencia del gobernador gavin newsom que estÁ de vacaciones. su firma haz algo que no pasaba en 180 aÑos, mujeres al poder. rusia estÁ acusando a ucrania de haber atacado con helicÓpteros un depÓsito de petrÓleo en su territorio. al mismo tiempo y se retoman negociaciones de paz para ambos paÍses sin dar resultados. reportera: compaÑeros, muy buenas tardes desde kiev, moscÚ les acusa de haber atacado un depÓsito de combustible y ucrania no lo ha confirmado o desmentido. por parte de moscÚ se habÍan dicho que estÁn preparando una respuesta a las reivindicaciones que se pusieron encima de la mesa, sin embargo dicen que este ataque podrÍa generar mÁs tensiÓn entre las negociaciones de ucrania y rusia. recordemos que cruz roja ve que no es posible evacuar a personas porque no confÍan que el seis el fuego se pueda producir, vamos estar pendiente. recordemos que hacÍamos ayer desde que una conexiÓn porque se habÍa producido un ataque en un edificio que se encuentran faldas y durante la nocheotro misi

esta solicitud serÁ postergada un aÑo mÁs, segÚn informÓ la administraciÓn del gobernador gavin newson. datos oficiales muestran que el 75% de residentes de california estÁn vacunados contra covid—19, pero entre los menores de 17 aÑos la tasa de vacunaciÓn es menor y apenas 34% de niÑos de entre 5 y 11 aÑos. el mes pasado hablamos con algunos maestros que no habÍan recibido sus pagos. tamara acompaÑÓ a un maestro en su aula de clases y nos muestra como es un dÍa en la vida de un maestro, ademÁs de los retos que enfrentan actualmente en ese distrito escolar. tamara: hÉctor pineda comienza su jornada a las 8:30 de la maÑana en este salÓn de clases en una escuela intermedia de san francisco, donde enseÑa ciencias sociales a estudiantes de sÉptimo grado. lo primero que hace es organizar los pupitres, mientras llegan sus alumnos, que es a las 9:20 de la maÑana. el maestro es uno de los tantos que se ha visto afectado por el nuevo sistema de pago del distrito unificado de san francisco. >> me pagaron lo que era la mitad, el distrito escolar dice que nos pagan por la hora. t

it's not gonna let get entered california governor gavin newsom. the governor wants to hand out debit cards worth $400.00 to every reform you own your car, the prize tech for that idea. 11000000000 california tech surplus. this however, is only a temporary fix, not a solution expert, say in fact, it seems almost certain that high gasoline prices are here to stay worse, that they will increase that to look at some of the global business stories making the news present. she, jim, paying has emphasized that china must stick to it. strict, 0 covet policy and things. speculation that current pandemic measures could be relaxed. large cities, including financial hope. shanghai are under strict, locked out for the growing impact on the world's 2nd largest economy. and the international monetary fun plans to raise at least, $45000000000.00 for a new trust to help low income and vulnerable middle income countries. them, it challenges like pandemic and climate change. i am a head crystelina guilty. ava says, the goal of the trust is to redistribute funds from

el gobernador gavin newson y los legisladores han estado en desacuerdo sobre el mejor plan para brindar alivio a los residentes. nuestro equipo de noticias saliÓ a las calles para preguntarle a la gente que opinan sobre este aumento aunque sea en pocos centavos, pero como esto pueda afectar su bolsillo. escuchamos lo que nos dijeron. >> la economÍa estÁ muy mal ahorita. no sube el sueldo. >> es lamentable porque la gasolina estÁ muy cara. paola: hay molestia y confusiÓn entre los residentes del Área de la bahÍa. el gobernador ha propuesto suspender los aumentos, veremos si se alcanza un acuerdo para evitar este incremento que le va doler en sel bolsillo de miles de familias. continuamos con el caso del bebÉ brandon cuÉllar. el magistrado negÓ la libertad bajo fianza a los implicados, portillo ramÍrez se acusan de secuestro, robo con allanamiento y conspiraciÓn. recordemos que josÉ portillo estÁ acusado de sacar al bebÉ del apartamento. estas dos personas se encuentran detenidas. [habla en inglÉs] yesenia no estÁ acostumbrada a estar en prisiÓn, nos decÍa que ella trab

por lo pronto esta medida serÁ pospuesta un aÑo mÁs, segÚn informÓ la administraciÓn del gobernador gavin newson. el 85% de los residentes de california estÁn vacunados contra el covid—19, pero los menores la tasa de vacunaciÓn es menor, ademÁs apenas el 34% de los niÑos menores de 17 aÑos se han inmunizado. para mÁs informaciÓn escanea el cÓdigo que aparece en pantalla. desde el principio del aÑo le hemos informado de algunos cambios que han ocurrido entre el distrito escolar de san francisco y el sindicato de maestros de esa ciudad. el mes pasado hablamos con maestros que no habÍan recibido sus pagos. tamara nos comparte como es un dÍa en la vida de un mentor, ademÁs de los retos que enfrentan actualmente en ese distrito escolar. tamara: hÉctor pineda comienza su jornada a las 8:30 de la maÑana en una escuela de san francisco, donde enseÑa ciencias sociales a estudiantes de sÉptimo grado. lo primero que hace es organizarlos. y tres de sus alumnos, que entran a las 7:30 de la maÑana. >> me pagaron la mitad de lo que era regularmente, yo pensaba que era el salario de ma

y como nos comenta jaime garcÍa, ladecisiÓn del gobernador gavin newsom es aplaudida por unos y criticada por otros. jaime: estaba programado para entrar en efecto a mediados de este aÑo. >> el retraso en mandato de california se lleva realmente acabÓ porque la fda no ha probado completamente la vacuna. hasta ahora la agencia de alimentos y medicinas solo dado aprobaciÓn por el uso de emergencia en la vacuna infantil. el secretario de salud dijo que no se implementarÁ ningÚn requisito de vacunaciÓn antes de julio de 2023. en california, 34% de los niÑos ya tienen su primera vacuna. >> que la seguridad hasta en juego. lo que sÍ se necesita completamente es tener la obtenciÓn de mÁs de un aÑo de informaciÓn para poder aprobarla completamente. >> sin embargo, distritos de los Ángeles han instituido la insistencia de los niÑos que estÉn vacunados o se sometan a un examen semanal de coronavirus. para quienes suponen a los mandatos de vacunaciÓn, la decisiÓn del gobernador fue una desilusiÓn. >> querÍa llorar porque estaba muy agradecido, pero tambiÉn es una pausa. >> como p

gavin bodnar is just 14 years old. >> it's insane. i'm super happy. >> just timing, 14. -- with his young, bright face. i was really stoked to have -- there. still those the bars. in working for someone. if you thinking about it, dating. getting to the 2024 games. it will be intense. really about progression, and having fun. >> that's what we do, that's what skating is. >> we will take you to a very unique easter egg hunt. i'm mark and i live in vero beach, florida. my wife and i have three children. ruthann and i like to hike. we eat healthy. we exercise. i noticed i wasn't as sharp as i used to be. my wife introduced me to prevagen and so i said "yeah, i'll try it out." i noticed that i felt sharper, i felt like i was able to respond to things quicker. and i thought, yeah, it works for me. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> they are hunting for eggs, underwater. scuba diving easter bunny, we are told. >> at the bottom of the -- there. from the florida keys today. underwater, happening each year. for a good cause, too. going

no se hablar de este tema del consejo escolar que se llevará a cabo el miércoles >>> el gobernador gavin newsom celebró kindergarten el cual estableció cuando eras alcalde de san francisco y que le abre la puerta a cada niño una cuenta bancariay a partir de se pueden ahorrar para seguir con sus estudios superioresdijo que hasta el momento casi 50,000 alumnos son parte de este programa ya no he ganado 11 millones de dólares >>> unos 5000 trabajadores (inaudible) continúan en huelga para exigir mejores condiciones laborales la que asegura tiene tanta escasez de personal los centros médicos dicen que han mantenido negociaciones para tratar de llegar a un acuerdo para hasta el momento se que no lo han logrado >>> están proponiendo un nuevo crédito tributario en california que pondría 2000 dólares más en el bolsillo de bajos ingresos >>> pilar niño nos cuenta que eso dependería del número de niños >>> familia de bajos ingresos podrían recibir los 1000 dólares extras por cada niño que tengan esta es una propuesta de miguel santiago con quien hablamos hoy >>> es una familia ga