, etcÉtera, etcÉtera.estigaciÓn independiente. conductor: vamos con la polÍtica. muchos republicanos se preguntan el camino a seguir despuÉs de absolver a trump. la alternativa que el partido siga a trump como su lÍder o que consideren que su tiempo ya pasÓ. desde washington vemos las opciones en el partido. reportero: presidenta demÓcrata de la cÁmara baja anunciÓ que habrÁ una comisiÓn similar a los ataques del 911, per para investigar el ataque al capitolio. fue una clara victoria gracias trump. [habla en inglÉs] >> la fuerza mÁs potente en el partido republicano, afirma el senador. pero los demÓcratas recuerdan que los 57 votos para condenar a trump incluyeron 7 republicanos. insisten que la evidencia fue aplastante. [habla en inglÉs] >> no se puede hacer nada si los senadores republicanos actuan como miembros de un culto religioso. reportero: la base de trump lo apoya fuertemente. >> prometiÓ muchas cosas y cumpliÓ. eso puede lo que vale en el corazÓn de ellos. reportero: el Índice de apopraciÓn en ge

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back of the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out younger children versus old in has been somewhat conflicted i think we have a lot of good things to look for it to you right >>opportunity to be active and healthy and get back to th

mental health clause etcetera and homeless clause. maybe another entity should be dealing with. >> president cohen: thank you. appreciate your question. are there any other questions in the chat? seeing none. >> i wanted to thank them for their deem analysis and the recommendation that they gave. those are the kind of recommendations we need to guide us as we continue the reform efforts of the department. it's that critical thinking and mindset that has been really helpful to us. i'm hoping those suggestions you raised are included in the recommendation the next go around, that we have you here and can share with us. thank you again. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: sergeant youngblood, how are you? >> i'm well. >> president cohen: let's call the next item >> next item is public comment on line item 2. the pub is welcome to make public comment regarding the police equity report. we have couple of comments. you have two minutes. >> this is yalonda williams, president of the officers for justice. i want to say it low part

mental health clause etcetera and homeless clause. maybe another entity should be dealing with. >> president cohen: thank you. appreciate your question. are there any other questions in the chat? seeing none. >> i wanted to thank them for their deem analysis and the recommendation that they gave. those are the kind of recommendations we need to guide us as we continue the reform efforts of the department. it's that critical thinking and mindset that has been really helpful to us. i'm hoping those suggestions you raised are included in the recommendation the next go around, that we have you here and can share with us. thank you again. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: sergeant youngblood, how are you? >> i'm well. >> president cohen: let's call the next item >> next item is public comment on line item 2. the pub is welcome to make public comment regarding the police equity report. we have couple of comments. you have two minutes. >> this is yalonda williams, president of the officers for justice. i want to say it low part

teachers, cops grocery store clerks etcetera and that's when they'll no longer be taking drop in patients, they'll be going back to taking appointments at least in the short term. >>so again this clinic for those aged 65 years and older that is just drop this runs until tuesday. and that's because it opens up on wednesday to essential workers but again those people will probably have to book appointments they might open it up to drop in for those essential workers later as they go through that that you know the earlier phases here. >>again this particular clinic which again runs through tuesday is only for san francisco residents only you can't work. >>in san francisco and live somewhere else that's different from a lot of the other mass vaccination sites here in the city so against it open for city residents only and they are checking 98. reporting from san francisco. i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>are coming up next, it's not just the bay area lawmakers in washington agree that anti asian hate crime across the country has reached a crisis point. what they're doing about it. and in oak

mental health clause etcetera and homeless clause. maybe another entity should be dealing with. >> president cohen: thank you. appreciate your question. are there any other questions in the chat? seeing none. >> i wanted to thank them for their deem analysis and the recommendation that they gave. those are the kind of recommendations we need to guide us as we continue the reform efforts of the department. it's that critical thinking and mindset that has been really helpful to us. i'm hoping those suggestions you raised are included in the recommendation the next go around, that we have you here and can share with us. thank you again. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: sergeant youngblood, how are you? >> i'm well. >> president cohen: let's call the next item >> next item is public comment on line item 2. the pub is welcome to make public comment regarding the police equity report. we have couple of comments. you have two minutes. >> this is yalonda williams, president of the officers for justice. i want to say it low part

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everyone is rushing there's a lot of- >>about missing out on sports and i'm going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and they will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back of the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out there younger children that versus of has meant so much conflict, i think we have a lot of good things to look forward to

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back of the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out there younger children versus old in has been somewhat conflicted i think we have a lot of good things to look for it to you right in the opportunity to be active and healthy and get

>>drugs human smuggling etcetera that happens between the ports of entry conservatives like ohio's jim jordan say the plan puts our country safety and economic interests last and incentivizes further legal immigration and tennessee senator bill haggerty called the bill quote amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, adding it's an insult to the american people and the legal immigration system in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>up next on the kron 4 morning news, the cdc recently issued a recommendation to wear double mask for extra protection against covid-19. now new guidelines on when not to double mask. that's up next. >>the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci says once someone is vaccinated they can not infect someone hu has not been vaccinated he adds that getting vaccinated is not only good for you, but he can also protect others. fauci still insist everyone needs to wear a mask and social distance. johnson and johnson's one dose vaccine may actually need to to be effective. the biden administration says the new variants are highly concerning and the compa

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep youhy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term don't think realistic to expect. >>that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems. >>as for transmission on young student athletes experts say it's difficult to monitor that there is some data out there, but it seems to be what i would say it have to do is just look at what's going on with college sports know you know and and see if you think that that would equate to what might happen in high school or the lower levels. >>8.37 on the clock. we'll take a break still ahead after billions of dollars were lost to fraudulent claims lawmakers now putting a plan together to reform california is troubled employment agents, an employment agency. so more on that to come plus lawmakers are also proposing a bill to reopen disneyland and other theme parks across the state. golden gat

etcetera. all the history, but there was for a very long time echos of the antebellum south and the jim crow south. none of -- they didn't have a female member until 2010, somewhere around there. all of the members were white men. all of staff virtually were black. so, the symbolism of this black man prevailing over an entirely white field in that setting, he didn't have to take a stand. his mere presence said something. >> yeah. bob costas, thank you so much, i appreciate you being on. doesn't matter. the other guys don't count, it's just this show that counts. thank you, bob. i appreciate it. >> that's what jill thinks too, don. >> jill is his wife, and i'm her favorite so i like that. at least i'm someone's favorite besides my mom. tell jill i said hello. >> all right, don, thanks. >> bye-bye, tigers was a super star in a sport that was overwhelmingly white. what does that accident mean for his legacy. >> didn't expect anything like that to happen, from everything that i know about tiger, yo

mental health clause etcetera and homeless clause. maybe another entity should be dealing with. >> president cohen: thank you. appreciate your question. are there any other questions in the chat? seeing none. >> i wanted to thank them for their deem analysis and the recommendation that they gave. those are the kind of recommendations we need to guide us as we continue the reform efforts of the department. it's that critical thinking and mindset that has been really helpful to us. i'm hoping those suggestions you raised are included in the recommendation the next go around, that we have you here and can share with us. thank you again. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> president cohen: sergeant youngblood, how are you? >> i'm well. >> president cohen: let's call the next item >> next item is public comment on line item 2. the pub is welcome to make public comment regarding the police equity report. we have couple of comments. you have two minutes. >> this is yalonda williams, president of the officers for justice. i want to say it low part

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back of the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out there younger children versus old in has been somewhat conflicted i think we have a lot of good things to look for it to you right >>opportunity to be active and healthy and get back

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is, you know, we thought that opening the market up where people had adjustable rate mortgages, etcetera, were able to get into the market, people who may not have been before but a lot of this disclosure had not happened so they didn't look nor was -- there was no documents to look at their incomes or anything of that nature. so when those adjustable rates happened, many individuals lost their homes. many people who bought those mortgages, who initially agreed to those mortgages sold them immediately because they did know the people would not be able to afford them and they would default shortly thereafter now, so, i understand your model of trying to get more people, more democratization but that means there's, now, a greater responsibility of ensuring that your customers have all of the information they need to accessories kier trades. now, for me the information has to be digestible and accessible. one of the problems i have for example you're allowing up to $1,000 to buy stocks on margin and buying on margin is risky. how do you disclose this how do you make the determination of ind

is rushing there's a lot anxiety about missing out on sports and i'm going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and they will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back on the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out there younger children that versus of has been somewhat conflicted in fact before rushing young athletes back with the fi

you're standing in this line this is the time your dose will be ready for you to 30 pm one 30 pm etcetera and so people have interest lea waiting for their goes. here at la plaza in east san jose, this is a spot that's very accessible. well known spot to the community here and they want to make sure this was accessible. >>and the most successful they could and it's really well oiled machine here we talked with the executive director of the mexican heritage plaza and she described why it's so important to get in the latin x community vaccinated in this area. we are not last act. >>you're part of the season with a we are advocating we are asking our governor and county officials to do is to prioritize by census tract the communities that have been hardest hit right to your point. most of the folks in the san jose you have 3 to 4 families living in one household. it multi generational right families living in that household and then of the younger the one going out to pack your groceries to pack my groceries and then come home and bring the virus home. everyone gets write why are we not prio

cancer, diabetes, etcetera do you believe that investor attention, then, may soon pivot to biotechs and companies in health care that have been trying to solve the stuff that we've been living with for decades? >> wyes. i think we'll continue to see good news from biotechs, new drug discoveries, new treatments for a lot of these conditions that are plaguing us once covid goes off stage and also so many of these companies have fabulous cash flow, even those that may have a patent cliff in a few years. we think we'll see a lot of activity and value add through mergers and acquisitions in addition to refining business plans. we like that sector very much across the board >> mara good discussion as hopefully we return to normal and the weather warms up thank you both very much well, stocks surging again today. goldman sachs says the bull market is still in its early stages head to cnbc.com/pro they have six trades on how to play it. get those names on our pro website. >>> well of course what has captured the market's attention though over the past week has not necessarily been earnings or e

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera at the end of the day the most important thing is keep youlthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term risk covid another factor. >>lack of equity determining the ability for some schools to make their campuses covid-19 ready. i don't think >>realistic to expect. that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems and so we have to determine what is equitable and fair. what is the best path forward able to in in order to open up our schools and sports safely. >>although some advocates for getting student athletes back of the field say when it comes to transmission rates the science is on their side. this ucsf panel says not exactly i think set a difficult question to answer because that's out there younger children versus old in has been somewhat conflicted i think we have a lot of good things to look for it to you right >>opportunity to be active and healthy and get back to

i'm not going to get a scholarship etcetera. >>at the end of the day the most important thing is keep you healthy getting covid is a big deal. it's not just simply about playing sports and it will always be sports. there different ways to stay active. but we don't know the long-term don't think realistic to expect. >>that this testing is going to be happening. on a regular basis in all of our school systems. >>when it comes to the risk of transmission between young student athletes experts say it's difficult to monitor. there's not a lot of data out there and what is out there is kind of conflicted this schools, some of them have you know just get back to reopening and college sports has seen a lot of problems trying to contain covid. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, lawmakers are proposing a bill to reopen disneyland and other theme parks across the state plus and undersized the warriors still came up with a big win was a blowout on the road. graham highlights in just a moment. these are real people, not actors, who've

and those were essential workers help your workers, etcetera. but the johnson and johnson would only add more back up to it. there's always gonna be hit cups. as i've said in the past and the vaccination supply chain there's there are critical needs and materials that can have shortages such as the rubber in the vials. there's also shortages that her because of the vaccine going bad after they have been thought from the high freezing requirement that's needed so having additional doses is vital. we've already heard about so many challenges that folks have had and the wasted vaccines that have gone unfortunately unfilled. right. okay, so the purchase by the federal government of those doses that obviously is going to help in the long run, but we have a major supply issue right now. in california just heard dodger stadium, among other sites forced to shut down in southern california. we have mass vaccination site similar locations here. levi stadium, the oakland coliseum going to come online next week, and now, you know, do we have to be worried a

>>drugs human smuggling etcetera that happens between the ports of entry conservatives like ohio's jim jordan say the plan puts our country safety and economic interests last and incentivizes further illegal immigration and tennessee senator bill haggerty called the bill quote amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, adding it's an insult to the american people and the legal immigration system in washington, i'm joe khaleel. congresswoman zoe lofgren is one of the bill's co-sponsors and she argues. >>it has many benefits for migrant families and she also dismisses the claim for republicans. it would amount to amnesty for illegal activity. >>there are people who've lived in the united states for many years decades in some cases. paying taxes but they never had a chance to get paperwork in order you know people say well they should get in line there is no wind. this bill provides for a way for people who'd want to become fully american lived here to do that. >>some argue the bill would also expand the workforce at a time when the american job market is already hard hit by the pandemic.

i think he was not as effective in this cycle because he obviously was not in good health, etcetera. so many people. you have to say it helped trump enormously and trump gave him the medal of freedom. >> there's been speculation about whether it is possible. did rush limbaugh believe everything that he said? i know you mentioned especially at the beginning he was very much about shock value. >> yes. he considered himself an entertainer. if you look at his early work he was sort of absurdist. he would say things that were really out there and wacky in a way that made you think oh, this guy is kind of pulling my leg a little bit. but he was making enormous money from this and people were following him to hear this because he had views like that and he was affirming those views. he was giving them cover. if you felt like gay people shouldn't be married, if you felt women should not have an equal place in america, you didn't think he was kidding around or entertaining you. you thought he was telling you the truth and validating your views. i think rush went along with that. look, he was

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department of defense will handle vaccinators vaccine prepares medical screeners, nurses pharmacy, etcetera, so it is a great partnership going on across all levels of government. it certainly is and as you. indicated there each level of government kind of has their own roll their own responsibility. talk a little bit mark about why california was chosen for this first in the nation site. yeah as california goes, were unique again, and what happened in this particular case is they wanted to locate the first pilot, mass vaccination center, as directed by the president in an area that typically is not served well by medical plans. and financial resource is thus they chose oakland. call sam as a site number one, but number two. it's the partnership between the governor mark garrick do cheese. who is the head of council? we s office of emergency services and a gentleman by the name of bob fenton, who was the regional administrator for the san francisco western states area who is now the acting head of fema. so because he has a relationship in california with the governor with mr garrad uchi. th

and doing the right things like hand washing, not being in closed areas for long periods of time, etcetera that we can still harbor the virus in our nose in our throat, and there's a potential for passing that on, so we have to remember if we want to get through this pandemic if you wanna get over corner virus. it's not just about you. it's not just about me. it's about everyone and we still have to protect one another, and that's why we have to. continue masking? yeah, and continue to take precautions. no vaccine, as we all know, doctor is perfect. all right, doctor rented miserable. always a pleasure. thank you. thank you, heather. still ahead on the four the founder of a popular oakland restaurant is stepping up. we'll tell you about his mission to help black owned businesses in his community at a very weather from sunshine today to rain clouds tomorrow. we're talking about another system, offshored, possibly some more rain clouds in the five day forecast the update coming up this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a l

>>drugs human smuggling etcetera that happens between the ports of entry conservatives like ohio's jim jordan say the plan puts our country safety and economic interests last and incentivizes further legal immigration and tennessee senator bill haggerty called the bill quote amnesty for 11 million illegal immigrants, adding it's an insult to the american people and the legal immigration system in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren is one of bill's co-sponsors and while she admits it could be a hard sell she argues that there are too many benefits such as eliminating restrictions on family immigration which she says are too hard to ignore congresswoman lofgren also dismisses the argument by republicans that the bill amounts to amnesty for illegal activity. >>there are people who've lived in the united states for many years decades in some cases. paying taxes but they never had a chance to get paperwork in order you know people say well they should get in line there is no wind. this bill provides for a way for people who'd want to become fully american liv

for example, occupational therapy, etcetera. it's not realistic for parents schedules including mine. i don't know what the answer is. i'm done. >> hello, kamal? >> i want to thank everyone for having this conversation at 6:0. i have a first grader. i would respectfully like to disagree with some of the eeducators what they said. i asked my 6-year-old, do you want to stay with your teacher or go back to your school. he said, a different teacher will be just fine because talking about pk to second grade here, is most likely outcome for in-person school. as much as they love their current teacher, they need the continuity of being in school. 6ty is a recommended and encouraged. it's not a required. i encourage you guys to think about 6 feet. we've gotten used to it. >> sarah? >> hi. i'm a public school parent, i'm also a public school teacher. although i don't work in the district anymore. i like to thank the board for prioritizing reopening. i like to thank dr. matthews for his leadership. i wanted to just touch on couple of thin

"well, why don't you come back on thursday at approximately 7:00, etcetera?" time to be back. >> so meet me here on thursday night in the evening and you'll have some more cash in your pocket? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it was thursday, september 28, the evening of the murders. >> i arrived at mr. camm's house at approximately 7 o'clock. >> reporter: he said he handed over the gun to camm wrapped in his gray sweatshirt. >> where's this happening? >> right outside the garage. so we exchanged pleasantries and my sole purpose is to simply get the $250 for the second weapon. >> reporter: boney says after a few minutes in the bronco, the wife and kids arrived and pulled into the garage. >> and what happens? >> i hear a little bit of commotion. it just sounds like something's not right. it sounds like they're arguing. and then, all of a sudden, i hear an immediate pop. and before i heard the "pop", i heard her say, "no," and it was -- a commanding, "no," like, "stop," and then, i heard a pop. then i heard the word, "daddy." >> reporter: two more pops followed. >> d

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etcetera. venues are the center of a large ecosystem of local businesses and workers. it will be very short sighted for the city not to invest in this future. venue fund is a vehicle to get us back on track. we look to be here to bring concerts and festivals back to the city of san francisco that we need your help. i yield my time. >> thank you for your comment. there are additional callers in the queue. >> hi. thank you for hearing me out. my name is richard wilson by worked in this industry for a long time. i heard lot of it familiar voices on this call and from previous calls that i've been on. we really need your help and appreciate you looking at this issue. i don't know what life is going to be like if these venues close. like many have said on this call, all of the talking points that have come up, i was prepared to talk about -- it sound like, there's an outpouring of support from the community that is begging for your help and we ask you to take this matter seriously. please don't delay. it's our livelihood that's on the line. we're your neighbors. we're the p

etcetera. venues are the center of a large ecosystem of local businesses and workers. it will be very short sighted for the city not to invest in this future. venue fund is a vehicle to get us back on track. we look to be here to bring concerts and festivals back to the city of san francisco that we need your help. i yield my time. >> thank you for your comment. there are additional callers in the queue. >> hi. thank you for hearing me out. my name is richard wilson by worked in this industry for a long time. i heard lot of it familiar voices on this call and from previous calls that i've been on. we really need your help and appreciate you looking at this issue. i don't know what life is going to be like if these venues close. like many have said on this call, all of the talking points that have come up, i was prepared to talk about -- it sound like, there's an outpouring of support from the community that is begging for your help and we ask you to take this matter seriously. please don't delay. it's our livelihood that's on the line. we're your neighbors. we're the p