farm has been inspected, so we contacted red tractor and two government inspectorates — the food standards agencyr we got in touch, all three carried out unannounced inspections at the farm. red tractor would only say that the farm is currently a member of its assurance scheme. we understand that neither of the government agencies identified any animal welfare concerns. animal equality has reported the welsh farm to the local council and asked it to investigate their findings. last year, parliament approved a new law which increases the maximum prison sentences for those abusing animals from six months to five years. the government is also trying to introduce another piece of legislation — the animal sentience bill. it's really important that we recognise that they are sentient, that they've got the capacity to experience positive and negative emotions, that they may have strong social bonds with one another. in scotland, farmer david finlay says he has faced hostility for doing things differently. we're seen as fairly toxic by the industry now. there's very few dairy farms that will speak to me,

farm has been inspected, so we contacted red tractor and two government inspectorates — the food standards agencytractor would only say that the farm is currently a member of its assurance scheme. we understand that neither of the government agencies identified any animal welfare concerns. animal equality has reported the welsh farm to the local council and asked it to investigate their findings. last year, parliament approved a new law which increases the maximum prison sentences for those abusing animals from six months to five years. the government is also trying to introduce another piece of legislation, the animal sentience bill. it's really important that we recognise that they are sentient, that they've got the capacity to experience positive and negative emotions, that they may have strong social bonds with one another. in scotland, farmer david finlay says he has faced hostility for doing things differently. we�*re seen as fairly toxic by the industry now. there�*s very few dairy farms that will speak to me, and i�*ll probably be related to most of them. if we can make this work, then th

agencies an a new fast food sector council. the council would set statewide minimum standards on wages, working hours, training and working conditionsit would be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> in san mateo county, a new covid testing site has opened or will offer free walk-up or drive-up tests. kron four's charles clifford has that story. >> number of covid cases has started to drop following the omicron peak. but there's still a lot of coronavirus spreading in the community. so the county in carbon health teamed up to create this new covid-19 testing site of the san mateo county events center. this new testing site offers drive-up testing or walk-up testing. you can make an appointment online, but you can also show up, walk up and receiving a covid-19 test. this is a pcr test. you have to do a nose swab self-administered and then it takes one to 2 days to get the results back. although someone from carbon health here on tuesday told me the lately they've been getting results back in less than a day. all ages are welcome to come. although they adv

agencies on a new fast-food sector council. that council would set statewide minimum standards on wages, working hours, training and working conditions. it would be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. the state assembly did pass that bill yesterday. you're watching kron on. we'll have more news after the break. >>time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning, rob. morning, daria. so you're talking about stocks as usual, but you're also throwing a few were games. do you play i don't play any word games at all i left school behind me and i'm just like i'm not playing. i'm not that. i it consider homework. >>i'm not a new york times crossword poll snob, but i do play wordle. it's a catchy little game. you get 6 chances to pick the right letters and it kind of gives you green if get it right. there's codes in it. it's a lot of fun. it's super addictive. new york times just spotted free low 7 figures. a couple million dollars from the guy who invented the app. it just shows you that our eyeball still go back to things like crossword puzzles and there's money for companie

agencies on a new fast foods sector council. the council would set statewide minimum standards basically on things like wages and working hours. training were conditions. all of it. it would be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. the bill now heads to the state senate will see how far it goes. >> 5.19, and a big story this morning. no guaranteed health care in california. a statewide plan was dead on arrival. the democrat led bill didn't get enough votes in the assembly yesterday. so it didn't make it to the floor for a vote. the legislation would have created a publicly funded health care system called cal care. analysts concluded it would have cost about 300 billion dollars. many groups were not happy with that price tag. they were concerned about tax hikes advocates, however, believe that it would pay for itself over time and they're extremely unhappy that it didn't get the vote and get to go to the floor. san jose assemblyman ash released a statement saying, quote, although the bill did not pass the assembly, this is only a pause for the single payer movement. our coalition, including

agencies on a new fast-food sector council. that council would set up statewide minimum standards on wages working hours, training and working conditionsld be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. the bill is now set to head to the state senate. well, up in the sierra today, the california department of water resources conducted the second snow survey of the season up at phillips station them annual survey recorded 48 and a half inches of snow depths and a snow water equivalent of 19 inches, which they say is 109% of the february. first average for this location, a dry january has our sierra snow pack down to average for this state? officials say we're going to need more winter storms in february and march to be at the above. average levels needed after consecutive dry years. dave always talks about our bank account up here at home. obviously we're not looking at any sort of clouds in sight. no chance of rain this week for sure. this is a live look at downtown san francisco. dave, those numbers and rattling off about the snow is that pretty? does that sound like a good bank account or i don't i don'

agencies in a new fast-food sector council. so this council would set up statewide minimum standards for things like wages and work hours training, work conditions, all of that stuff and it would be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. so we're talking about the bigger chains. the bill now heads to the state senate will see how far cats. >> the effort to make california the first state in the nation with universal health care has failed at least for now. state lawmakers in the assembly were set to vote on this yesterday, but the bill didn't make it to the floor. ashley zavala explains what happened. >> the bill that would have gotten rid of private health insurance and set up the universal state run. health care system in california is dead for the year 3 hours into monday's assembly floor session in on the final day to pass bills filed last year, assemblyman ash kalra decided to not bring up a t 1400 for a floor vote claiming the bill did not have enough votes to pass it needed. 41 in a statement, corey said in part, this is only a pause for the single payer movement. our coalition, includi

agencies on a new fast-food sector council. this council would set aside a route set statewide minimum standards for things like wages and working hours. training were conditions. all of it. it would be limited to fast food companies with at least 30 establishments nationwide. the bill now heads to the state senate. >> 6.18, and a big story this morning is not going to be cal care for now. anyway, that bill that would have guaranteed health care for californians dead on arrival. the democrat led bill didn't get enough votes to get to the assembly floor for a vote. it didn't go there. the legislation would have created a publicly funded health care system called cal care. analysts concluded it would have cost in the 300 billion dollar range and a lot of groups weren't happy with that price tag. they were concerned about tax height hikes, but advocates believe that it would pay for itself over time and they're extremely disappointed. san jose assemblyman ash kalra released this statement. although the bill did not pass the assembly. this is only a pause for the single pair movement. our coalition, including the mighty california n