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

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

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

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

, ruiz of california and roybal-allard of california and jacobs of california, i inform the house these members will vote yes on the jayapal amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 1775 and the nays are 255. the amendment is not adopted. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is question on amendment 131 printed in house report offered by the gentlewoman from oklahoma. the clerk: amendment number 131 printed in part b of house report 117-241 offered by mrs. buys of oklahoma. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from from oklahoma. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] house of representatives. >> as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, i inform the house that mr. reed will vote yes on amendment 131. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does

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

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 azon 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 nine

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 our 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 are 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

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

we are counting on the california supreme court to hit the pause button here. so that we don't have this train wreck that is heading -- i don't want to say our way, but heading towards so many families and young people in california. it is really outrageous. i don't say that lightly. i am -- i was a lawyer for 15 years before i entered elected life. i have an respect for the judiciary. this judge just overstepped and got it wrong. kristen: senator scott weiner and dan mogulof, thank you for your time today. please do keep us posted. dan: absolutely. thank you. kristen: we have invited state berkeley neighborhoods to join our show. we expect him to appear tomorrow. when we come back, another important conversation about teen, drug, and alcohol behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations mos

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

and across california and the bay area. we've not seen significant rainfall, as you know, in more than a month that is leading to concerns that we can see an early start to the fire season in contra costa county. the fire protection district is already taking action to prevent wildfires. >> the agency place crews to work on defensible space around homes and properties throughout the county. >> the county is also applying for grant money to pay for a fire break in the lafayette or wind area. and fire officials encourage people to get ready for the 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 to >> the fire officials also say it is not too early to start working on emergency evacuation plans creating defensible space and more. you can find a fire season guidebook on the fire protection district's website. >> 4 zone forecast a

. >> 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

covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. covered california. this way to health insurance. continues to surge, the average price for a gallon of gas nationwide rose 2.9% to 3 34 a gallon for a gallon of regular unleaded. that's according to gas buddy that is a 76% increase compared to just a month ago. california has the highest price gas in the country, averaging 4 62 a gallon. and a lot of people are seeing the impact of rising inflation. when they go to the grocery store as foxes, stephen going explains, that's helping good old fashioned coupons to make a comeback in the 21st century format. consumer prices are rising with inflation at a nearly 40 year high and millions of americans are searching for ways to save some turning to online deals. who doesn't like to get a good deal like digital coupons, which surgeon the pandemic as the demand for newspaper inserts fell, the digital coupon takes that guesswork out of it. you scan a product and it pops up. in fact, they account for 33% of all coupon usage. that's more than paper coupons. more and

susan: your title today at the california -- university of california riverside, you spend your academic career document and tatian the story of the civil rights effort in the united states. you tell readers that this particular book has been decades in the making for you. tell me it's prominence. why has it taken so long few you to tell this story -- for you to tell the story? prof. franklin: it took me so long to get this book out because i was interrupted by various things. this was done at toebbe university. this was about the analogy of the civil rights area in 19 six to four and 1965. that came out in 2000. the research for the book was carried on throughout the 1990's. in the 1990's, i was reading the, southern school news, jet magazine. i was collecting the civil rights activism. this is a reference book. employment, housing, voting rights, entertainment, sports, the military. while i was working on that book i began to notice all of the references to children. i said i'm going to pursue this because it is everywhere. i began issuing this in 2001. that was my first article on the

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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

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

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,

of course, southern southern california versus norhhern california. always a fun matchup. jason, i'll send it back to you. >> yeah, and kyle and the lakers are coming off what lebron james said was the rock bottom of his career. so 2 desperate teams coming into that game on saturday. and guess what, folks hot off the press, the bay area will be well represented. and this year's pro bowl pro football hall of fame class. a bunch of pro bowlers to i got ahead of myself, bright young and cliff branch will be enshrined in canton, young was a super bowl champion and four-time pro bowler for the forty-niners. see, i told you so. he was also selected to the nfl's all-decade team for the 90's and >> he was the league comeback player of the year in 1999. branch. he's a 3 time super bowl champ in his own right. and a four-time pro bowl selection for the raiders. he still holds the nfl record for longest touchdown reception at 99 yards. you just saw it right there. and by the way, aaron rodgers won his second straight nfl mvp award. are male. the calistoga native in san jose state gra

california is still under a covid-19 related state of emergency. even as los angeles prepares to host the super bowl this weekend at the state capitol, some state lawmakers tried to push the legislature to end the state of emergency. but governor gavin newsom declared in march of 2020, ashley zavala explains that that more about that pushing how the governor is responding. >> it's been almost 2 years since governor gavin newsom declared california's covid-19 state of emergency between having one of the largest sporting events in the world in los angeles this weekend and the state moving away from some of its pandemic-related policies. republican lawmakers say now is the time to drop the state of emergency. and this weekend, this coming weekend, we're going to be seeing scenes like this one assemblyman kevin kiley swapping out masks on the assembly floor thursday in his appeal to and california state of emergency. the order gives governor gavin newsome broad power to suspend and put in place. new pandemic-related rules. california is hosting the act

there are parts of california getting some rain, even hail, happening in southern california. >>> let's take a look at the big picture perspective, and look at how things are shaping up. gusty went over the bay area. there is that storm system bringing some snow to the high sierra earlier today. they will take what they can get. there is the rain for southern california. the atmosphere is getting squeezed over most of the west coast. the air is building closer and closer to us. eventually it will take over, and the wind will calm down. temperatures will be above average for the next couple of days. the wind will calm down over the next couple of hours. overnight, the strongest gusts will be 15 to 20 miles per hour. when the sun comes up tomorrow, we will see stronger gusts. 25 to 30 miles per hour in most parts of the bay area, below the wind advisory threshold, but they will be the dry offshore wind, which means an elevated fire threat, even higher than today. as soon as the sun goes down, the wind starts to come down, invoice should seat lighter went by thursday and friday. hopefully

♪♪ >> estamos de regreso desde los Ángeles california, dos aÑos de prisiÓn, esa fue la sentencia para la expolicÍa quien matÓ a balazos al joven afroamericano en mÍnimo mrips despuÉs que segÚn declarÓ confundiÓ su pistola con una arma taser elÉctrica, la fiscalÍa habÍa solicitado 7 aÑos de cÁrcel, pero la jueza considerÓ que actuÓ de forma legÍtima y que estaba profundamente arrepentida, despuÉs de la sentencia la madre de Él declaÓo que hoy el sistema judicial habÍa vuelto asesinar a su hijo. >> el nÚmero de contagios de covid-19 va en descenso y cada vez mÁs estados levantan los mandatos de mascarillas, ahora california se convertirÁ en el primero en todo el paÍs en pasar de pandemia a endemia, quÉ implica esto, francisco cuevas lo explica. >> la pandemia ha golpeado a la comunidad latina grande grandemente marÍa perdiÓ a su madre y a un hermano y espera que su paso de ella termine pronto. >> primero dios porque muchas personas se estÁn muriendo y corremos riesgos tambiÉn nosotros. >> tan solo en california se han reportado mÁs de 8 millones de casos y m

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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

el problema continúa ahora para el sur de california. es el riesgo inminente en zona de montaÑa debido a esto y a la poca humedad estos vientos continúan soplando. así que para nuestro finalmente sin efecto estas son buenas noticias. la humedad comienza a acudir. vemos ya santa rosa con el ochenta y dos por ciento. se espera que se basa recobrando a lo largo de la madrugada y vas subiendo poco a poco la humedad. los vientos ahí los estamos viendo. (información en pantalla). >>>. comienzan a acceder a partir de horas de la madrugada. así que el panorama va a ser estable. con relación a las temperaturas vamos a seguir con noches exijas con cuarenta y seis y hasta algunos lugares con los cuarentena grados. en el pronóstico para el fin de semana no se lo pierda el volver. >>> gracias guillermo. >>> los casos de covid-19 han disminuido con la tc reset que emana la actividad presenciales. >>> hay un requisito porcentual entre los empleados y hay un descenso mayor. cabe destacar que la universidad exige nuevas de coronavirus semanales y

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

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

the california legislature gave the okay to extend paid covid-19 sick leave for california workers. but this time the government is not picking up the tab that. >> it's a concerning businesses across the state actually sapol explains. >> california lawmakers monday approved a mandate requiring employers in california to again provide covid-19 sick pay for workers. today's vote on this bill is one of the social and moral consciousness because covid-19, it's truly a life or death issue. workers will be entitled to 40 hours of extra sick pay for reasons related to the virus, including isolation vaccine and booster appointments and caring for sick family members. the paid leave is retroactive back to january 1st of this year and expires at the end of september. small businesses with less than 26 employees are exempt. but this round of paid covid-19 sick time is different because businesses and employers will have to shoulder the costs even as the state is set to see at least a 45 billion dollar surplus this year is an unnecessary burden. when we have the capabilities to step in. >> lawm

incidente por el momento la fiscalía investiga este hecho y el nombre de los oficiales no fue revelado y california toma la decisión de prepararse para ingresar a la endemia. >>> lo que significa que los californianos nos tendremos que adaptar a vivir con el covid, como una enfermedad más. >>> vamos a ver más detalles de lo que acaba de anunciar aceras el gobernador y también lo que piensan algunos residentes sobre esta nueva realidad. >>> que tal, bueno, el gobernador entre otras cosas hace 2 años nadie sabía lo que era el covid 19 pero ahora california está lista para entrar a no está endemia y enfrentar cualquier contagio. >>> lo que estamos anunciando se tratade buscar la página para movernos donde estaremos al pendiente de cualquier alarma y así aceptar el futuro para seguir con este virus, así si dirigió el gobernador a los californianos anunciar que california pasará a la endemia. >>> sabemos que no hay una fecha exacta para que termine la pandemia y no tenemos momento para declarar una victoria por esto california dice está realizada para hacer frente a los brotes de contagio

california has been doing this at scale. lot of our waste, water arsenal wastewater efforts, then incredibly impactful in terms of providing us an early look into where this virus may be going and its mutations. and we want to build on that and build out our network as it relates to early detection and awareness through our wastewater and genomic network. no, the state doesn't know much better than state of california course where the birthplace of life signs about about their and violent of ation. our genomic slaps are second to none particular here in southern california. we want to build out that network on a regional basis. we want to create a brand new. division. we put this in this year's budget. we're requesting this support from the legislature. want to create a brand new organize strategic communication and community partnership unit. to focus on miss and dis-information. we just released a series of videos. myth buster videos. in partnership with 200, 50 ethnic media outlets. to go after the miss and dis-informatio

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

the university is appealing to the california subframe court. a group sued uc berkeley over a plan to build classrooms and faculty housing near campus. the and roman freeze means undergraduate enrollment would be reduced by about 3000 students. berkeley mayor said that would mean $57 million in lost tuition. he said it would have a domino effect, cutting into financial aid and a number of classes offered, student services, and facility maintenance. dan: new developments from bart, they are accepting deliveries of these new fleet of the future cars. bart stopped delivery a year ago so the manufacturer can make upgrades to improve the overall performance of the cars. bart has received 308 new cars and 219 are currently in service. ama: a favorite food truck event is returning to the fort mason center after two years. the weekly friday night market begins april 1. there will be full bars and live music. dan: that is fun. ama: it feels like we do not have to worry about it raining. dan: you say there is a chance? sandhya: there is a possibility on t

um, across the state f california are in stockton. this noontime for the funeral of fire captain max fortuna, who was shot and killed while responding to a fire service is being held at stockton ballpark. fortuna was shot and killed last week after firefighters arrived to put out a dumpster fire. a man is in custody and has been charged with the shooting. captain fortuno leaves behind a wife and two grown children. it was a 21 year vet of the stockton fire department. max was known for pushing hard as a fireman. he wanted the toughest assignments. he wanted to get out the door. first he wanted to be the first on scene. he wanted to make the stretch. he want to be the first to get water on the fire. he wanted to save lives. and often times he did a procession through downtown stockton will follow the service so the public can pay their respects to captain fortuna today, french president emmanuel macron met with officials in ukraine as part of the continuing diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions with russia. lauren blanchard reports on

first singles that are looking to date, california came out at the top number one on this list of california have lots of dating opportunities. it was number one for romantic and fun things to do. california also had among the most restaurants and theaters per person, but was on the expensive side to go on a date. well, a california bill would get fast food workers in the state. more power restaurant workers and advocates. we get seats on a statewide council that would oversee hours and pay another working conditions and all 557,000 fast food workers could be impacted by this. if the bill is passed. well, the wall street journal reports of burned out. teachers are leaving the classroom for jobs in the private sector. and often they're getting a boost in pay by doing so. they're working in sales and software healthcare training among other fields, quits in the educational services sector rose 148% from 2020 to 2021. quits in state and local education rose 40% according to federal data and super bowl party spreads could be more expensive this year. this is a course the due to inflation now sho

california. 92. almost 93% of all adults, 18 and over received at least one dose. 71 million doses total in the state of california. of all californians eligible we're about 74. fully received there. their dosage. kids. that's not the case. saturday. it's 29. 5 to 11 year olds are fully vaccinated, not 75. you know, we were able to avoid as an example with texas and florida could not avoid, and that was a substantial number of kids. pediatric hospital visitations substantially lower number than those states because the approach we've taken that's why we're not alone. in that approach. many other states still maintain their mask requirements as they noted 13, i believe, plus the district of columbia. eight have announced an end date. we will do the same , and that's what i would tell us. those parents are concerned will do the same in just 11 days and we're trying to do our best to keep their kids safe and healthy. keep them safely in school, and we've outperformed many states because of that, and we

still across california and the bay area. we haven't seen significant rainfall in well over a month now across force. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by with the forecast. lawrence, it's pleasant out there. yeah, you know, you enjoy the sunshine and the warmth in february, but we need rain. yeah. and the only reason those drought, the numbers and conditions didn't change. >> is because we had so much rain early in the season. we're still running 120 and 130% of normal for much of the bay area. but we don't want to see too much more this in the middle of the rain season. record-breaking need 77 degrees today in redwood city. the museum in oakland. that's 2 days in a row of record heat there of 79 79 also in san jose. that was a record and 78 degrees. the airport in san francisco record. how about salinas get this 87 degrees and sleet us today that also a record but all around the bay area's the temperatures running well, well above the average 16 degrees above normal in downtown san francisco at 76 a downtown o

las cosas van a cambiar, lo que se va presentar es un plan de cómo california va a abordar la pandemia hacia un futuro ahí es lo que se presenta >>> de que acordarnos aunque los casos estén bajando seguimos en un punto muy alto, no tienen que ver solamente la dirección de los casos sino que suben y bajan, estamos en niveles más bajos pero ahora hay un número importante de contagios todavía las personas siguen muriendo en altos números y es proceso que no podemos bajar la guardia >>> el cambio vcd será a la atracción que adquirimos en contra del virus por lo que podría suceder en california pero no así en otras partes en donde a ni siquiera hay acceso vacunas. >>> en el doctor anthony fauci dijo que el rumbo del país base a relajar las restricciones federales científico aseguró que los próximos meses se dejará los gobiernos regionales y locales tomar sus propias decisiones para la prevención del coronavirus debido a las que los contagios disminuido y que cree que el covid - 19 es más manejable en estos momentos >>> se ha preguntado cuántas empresas del país pagan lic

bass of california, both members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mrs. tenney of new york, mr. tallon and pursuant to house resolution eight, these members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, mr. raskin, these members will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. carter of texas, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yes on h.r. 55. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr.

un sistema de alta presiÓn se queda en california pero traerÁ cambios. tengo el pronÓstico al regresar. (comerciales) ♪(mÚsica)♪ >>> 12: 02. california quiere ovre fre mÁs oportunidades de estudio a las personas que quieran salir adelante a pesar de su estado de emergencia. >>> abigail dice que estÁ consciente que debe aprender a hablar inglÉs y eso estÁ haciendo, sin embargo dice que todo serÍa mÁs fÁcil si la educaciÓn fuera accecible para todos. >>> poder salir adelante y aportar al dro de este paÍs. >>> miguel santiago con hilda solÍs y los miembros del distrito escolar presentaron una propuesta de ley, colegio comunitario para todos. >>> tiempo completo, este es muy importante por la crisis que tenemos, queremos que la gente venga y aprenda a dar un certificado y tenga un mejor trabajo. >>> a pesar que ya existe una ley similar, esta agregarÍa a todos los que quieran ingresar a las escuelas sin importar su estado migratorio. segÚn un artÍculo del diario (hablan en inglÉs) la matricula cayÓ un 15% comparado al 2019, por eso es un

with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. >> pg&e cruz and first responders on standby tonight for major >> wind event. strong gusty winds and fire concerns. >> parents and teachers frustrated over possible school closures. >> community and city leaders coming together to keep this resource open. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: here's a a a a a the golden gate bridge towards the north bank where the mountains will see strong winds starting tomorrow. parts of the east bay and santa cruz mountains are also on alert tonight. good evening. ama: we team coverage starting with sandhya patel. sandhya: we do have a wind advisory that is going up first thing in the morning. let me show you the winds right now, they are beginning to pick

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

live with more and what we can excite here in california. liz: as you mentioned, starting next tuesday, only vaccinated people will be required -- unvaccinated people will be required to wear masks in public places. as for mask mandate will be lifted for kids in school, that is also unclear. as omicron cases continue to fall in california, there is growing questions about when more mandates will be lifted. this afternoon, governor newsom announced the statewide mask and it will be lifted onto gory 15. after that, only unvaccinated people will be required to wear masks indoors. >> i think there is a case to be made for that. liz: the uppity allergist supports the decision and says it is not a sign we are out of the woods just yet. >> things are falling so fast right now, it looks like we are in good shape. i will point out there were more cases yesterday than there were at the highest point of the winter outbreak last year. liz: what is still unclear is when the mast meant it will be lifted for kids in schools. according to -- california is o

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

ironic thing is, because of court orders, california spent more than $800,000 a few years ago to upgrade the execution facility , ich has never been used and may never you be used. you know, i think what's interesting to me is the reason these inmates, as alexis just said, are being transfered to other prisons is voters in -- i think it was 2016, pats prop 66which was supposed to expedite the death penalty. of course, that has not worked. but it also required inmates in death row to work, and money that they would earn from work would be put into a fund for restitution for victims, so the state sort of used that as a reason to start whittling down the population on death row, so they have been moved out, and as gavin newsom said the other day, that's just following the will of the voters, but i think also really serves his own policy of trying to dismantle the death penalty in california, which he can't do. the voters have to do that, but ina sense, it's not really happening. even though we have not had an execution in , you know, 16 years, more than 100 inmates on death row have died du