valley. eight counties that have are effective rates. we will remind you what that is in a moment. are effective rates are north of 1%. we had eight counties where we have seen an increase of infections. we have positivity rates in the central valley on the low end of 10.7% in fresno, stanislaw on the higher end, 17.7% positivity rates. you get a sense of the challenge we have in the eight counties making up the central valley disproportionately being impacted currently by community spread. by spread, happening disproportionately with essential workers, disproportionately in the latino community, disproportionately impacting congregant settings, continuing to be vigilant around skilled nursing facilities, correctional facilities and the like. that is the area more of our laserlike focus, in terms of our targeted interventions, in terms of our resource allegation allocations and in terms of ultimately accountability to partner with organizations both not only at the state level, the local level but also at the federal level to provide relief and diminish the spread and transmission o

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it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go around and i watch each class and there's certain children i watched from babies and it's exciting to see them after today. the children learn how to follow directions and it ends up helping them in their regular schooling. they get self-confidents and today, we had a residual and a lot of time go on stage and i hope they get the bug and want >> can you please call role? (role call) >> you have a quorum. also with us tonight is chief scott. >> for members who wish to make public comment on items on the agenda tonight, the phone number is (408)418-9388, access code

lasting for years to come. >> we're talking to darrell cortez, president of the shop with a cop silicon valley. we'll be back, there's an anecdote i want you to share the speaking about humanizing the person behind the badge. stay with us. >>> we're back with darrell cortez, president of the shop with a cop silicon valley. darrell, we're talking about humanizing the person behind the badge. tell us about that one girl in the swimming pool. >> wow. we're all human. we have these raw emotions. we get upset. police officers see so much within a ten-hour shift and over a lifetime of people doing good and people at their worst. when it comes to children and trying to save the life of that young girl, it really hit hard. it's still in my mind today after 30 years. but yes, we are emotional. we do have emotions. >> and you hear not every cop is a bad cop, but do you think after what's happened that every cop should take a step back, maybe reanalyze themselves, their careers, and how they're approaching things and say maybe i can tweak a lot of things here and there in my approach? >> i agree that ref

images that resemble a tornado taken over the latter at a valley in catalonia. they serve a flock of airborne vultures that live south of the peyronie's. they were captured by spanish photographer charge. plaintiff in the 3rd i wasn't trying to take just ordinary pictures of vultures seen before you know i wanted to show another side of nature's beauty a beauty that's created by patterns of movement. in the form of fashion photography lives in barcelona he has devoted 18 years to his photo project titled only telegraphy from the greek word for birds and for writing. his 1st graph so world mind. is that there were 4 of these patterns of always being invisible to us. a perception is limited to the moments of somebody else we see here is a few seconds compressed into a single image as if you could see those seconds as a single moment. but so windows that's not possible except with this technology the former speaker poem was about. to create one image he meticulously cases hundreds of photos on top of one another. in rapid succession following the principle of the kr

the valley shows a different picture here in the valley compared to the state of california. 10.7% in fresno and the seven day average which has gotten more. hospitalization numbers as well as icu admissions are increasing but at a more modest pace than we saw two and three weeks ago. you may recall hospitalization rates in the state of california when we announced a 50% growth over a 14 day period raised obvious alarm bells over 14 day period. we have seen that hospitalization rate now in the announcement. today's numbers increase 3% and so from 50 to 3%. i left you on friday that 14 day hospitalization rate was at 9%. icus up 39% a few weeks back over a 14 day period. it was 50 down to 3% for the hospitalization so again, we're seeing a growth rate our efforts are to focus and target those efforts in areas that are hot spot central valley and southern california particularly los angeles region as again, focus of disproportionate amount of our efforts. by the way on friday for what it's worth, the 14 day. the total number of positive cases in the state of california and averaged a ca

one of those employers was taylor farms, a lti-billion- dollar company in the salinas valley. across the country and sells lettuce to wretailers like walmart ale foods. ay >> here at tr farms, the good news is, is food safety has always been a big focus. >> altan: when the pandemic hitp the coany said it was taking all appropriate measures to protect its workers.a >> sg part of education for us, with all of our team members, w to help everybody understand that we owe it to each other to keep each other healthy. and as a company, we needed to make sure that people felt comfortable staying home... >> altan: but when an employeelo tested positive at ts flagship organic packing plant in early may, workers told us the company sent a different message. >> woman: >> altan: we spoke to this taylor farms employee who is concealing h identity because she's afraid of losing her job. >> woman: >> man:an >> ashe shot this video on her cellphone of an hr manager addressing employees who hadfu d to work. >> woman: >> man: >> woman 2: >> man and woman 1: >> man: man 2: >> woman 1 (in interview

at first glance, it looks like a normal river flowing through a valley. d homes, with just the tops of houses visible. this is just one of the multiple towns and cities in southern japan's kumamoto prefecture hit by devastating flooding after torrential rains. much of it is due to the swollen kuma river bursting its banks in several places. japan often experiences a wet season, but authorities have described the amount of water falling in this area as "unprecedented". translation: i instructed officials to take every possible measure to deal with the rain disasters in the country's south—west, with the priority to save lives. the government plans to send some 10,000 self—defense force members to the regions. military helicopters have already been airlifting stranded residents in dramatic rescues as floodwaters trap people in their homes. translation: i asked my neighbour for help after my house was flooded to the second floor. the neighbour carried me on his back, because i have problems with my feet. translation: the building floated up and i was washed a

a. valley's my favorite son because i was more and there. is a pattern i see nothing wrong with that. move. when i was a child small seemed wrong. when old roles just don't hold. me to the world to get to shape out this day to become educated and engaged and it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. join me every thursday on the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you that. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and a decision that has shot change lives every day and came to a complete. the day that i was afraid to be instructed is you know told to shut up or they'd kill me and i see how destroyed my life many screamed at me and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm and he write me with his birthing area if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very t

of a silicon valley company that does away with the need to remember possible. the race to develop vaccines and treatments for the coronavirus pandemic is entering a crucial stage with large scale trials on the way the debates of opaque pricing has raised concerns that pharmaceutical companies could be charging way too much for covert $900.00 treatments the latest out of disquiet was triggered by gilly ads rendez appear at america's decision to monopolize supply. reports. the us government has cornered almost the entire global market of rum desert here for the next several months the drug has been found to short hospital stays recovered 1000 patients this america 1st policy during the pandemic has led to expressions of outrage and dismantling some international leaders but us coronavirus patients may not receive the drug if they don't have enough cash the drug manufacturer gilad says governments in the developed world will pay 300 and $90.00 for a vial of rum desert your average treatment will come to $2340.00 a patient however each vial for the us private health

you know there was a big temperature spread. the inland valleys. contra costa and alameda county. it's gonna be 97 in walnut creek. we got one more day. by machine, those numbers are gonna come down by ten degrees. there is a good improvement. first for a little perspective, it's gonna be 15 degrees above average in concord tomorrow. the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> after signallin tha families would have a choice whether to do in-person classes, online classes, blended learning, the santa clara county school district is scaling back those plans. now all students will start the upcoming school year with distance-learning. in oakland, teachers union members say the district's safety plan is too vague. oakland plans to start up with four weeks of online learning. then schools will introduce blended learning, which mixes in-person teaching and online instruction. members of the teachers' union says the plan fails to outline the step-pie-step protocol to keep staff and students safe. >>> schools in the bay area andr pressure for somel. presidenp is threatening to slash fu

squaw valley ski resort right near lake tahoe may soon have a new name squab valley ceo says resort officials are meeting with shareholders and the local washing tribal leadership to get their input on a possible name change squab is a derogatory term for native american women. the tribe chairman says the name squab valley is a constant reminder of efforts to disparage native people. there is currently no timeline for when a new name would be announced. let's take a live look outside right now as we talk about our 4 zone forecast here is the embarcadero in san francisco. the faa has not reached this far into the city just yet. how much longer think we'll have to wait lawrence not long in fact a boy it is already started come on shore other parts of bexar laid the golden gate bridge, some of the towers. >>disappearing in the fog right now that fog is going to surge. well on shore tonight and moving to some of the valleys in the delta probably. today's highs. yeah, not bad right at the average in the san francisco, 76 degrees and warm in oakland 83, a nice day just slightly above the average in

. >>> a napa valley winery is temporarily closed after a worker tested positive for covid-19.ey johnson wineries says one of its employees tested positive for the virus earlier this month. the winery says no other workers were in close contact with this person. the facility has undergone a deep cleaning but will remain closed until test results are in for all employees or the 14-day quarantine period is over. >>> the biggest tech show in the world is going virtual. organizers of the consumer electronics show announced today the in-person event in los angeles is canceled. instead ces 2021 will be held online only in january. speeches, conferences, and showcases involve the latest and greatest tech gadgets. due to the pandemic, organizers say it simply wasn't possible to safely hold an event that attracts more than 150,000 people each year. >>> next at 6:30, going against the advice of the fda. president trump's latest remarks about a drug that has not proven to help in the fight against coronavirus. >>> it's really hard days. >> they survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting

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there are a few 60s around oakland and the east bay valley, so a touch warmer there. 80s and 90s inland with strong sunshine. high burn factor today. we'll follow back into the 70s at 7:00, but it won't be quite a quite as cool and refreshing because of the breezes not being around. we'll talk about how long the heat will last coming up in the accuweather 7 day forecast. >>> the trump administration is making a big push to get kids back into the classroom. >> we want to reopen the schools. everybody wants it. the moms want it, the dads want it. >> president trump hosted a round table discussion on how to safely reopen schools yesterday. a petaluma private school principal and student were invited. one sophomore says that he is a lot just tourn. be able to get back out, means a lot to our emotional and mental health to be out there with our friends. >> and bets city y devos is ech the president's comments and slamming distance learning plans. of course we are focusing on several key areas, including education to help build a better bay area. julian glover is live with reaction to all of

a. valley is my favorite song because i was more in that. i haven't i see nothing wrong with that. secret prisons and usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe even the most prosperous can be deceived we've been busy roads on the way to view the houses were allegedly prison was located and the only people had access to the story investigators. because dealings of the secret services but i mean. justice. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we d

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we'll get a look at our slightly cooler high temperatures for the inland valleys. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> and we had a car fire in oakland. looks like that cleared without any incident. still tracking that. on the map, we do see in the south bay a new car fire. this is northbound 280 at 85. a couple lanes blocked by a fire crew. no slowing shows up. we'll update that and a few others coming up. >>> wall street is set to open higher this m shake off a record spike in coronavirus cases in the the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are coming off another positive week. the nasdaq now up nearly 11% just this month. in investors this week, earnings. the earnings season kicks off and results from pepsi today and big banks including j.p. morgan chase and citigroup tomorrow. corporate profits are expectsed to drop more than 40% in the second quarter. all amid the pandemic and lockdown. the market could overlook that companies signal a recovery is on the horizon. tesla cut the sticker price by $3,000. a long range version of the crossover vehicle now start at just under $

trains and the elder valley. a blend of history and nature our way passengers here when the sun is rising and the sandstone has been a top it's really special to ride through this narrow valley through. shockley is that there are lovely landscapes here and the tunnels still have no gothic arches dating back to when they were 1st built think about drugs in. your somebody on the railway roads are very romantic they wind their way through long balance and you get these gorgeous views of nature. and they're one of the car and you know. we began our trip to bohemia in the main railway station of dresden in eastern germany. up until the end of the 1900 century the station was called on hold for bohemian station and the line was the saxon bohemian state railway. today the electrified main line between dresden and a chain put moakley in the czech republic is called the elba valley rail. away. industrialization and burgeoning tourism saw the amount of traffic increase so rapidly that an expansion of the railway station beca

. >>> a napa valley winery it temporarily closed after a worker tested positive for covid-19.oley johnson winery says one of its employees tested positive for the virus earlier this month. the winery says no other workers were in close contact with this person. the naelt has undergone a deep cleaning but will remain until test results are in for all employees or the 14-day quarantine period is over. >>> returning now to our coverage of gilroy strong one year later. yes, this is a live look at christmas hill park. that's where a ceremony marking the somber anniversary is about to begin. once it does, the ceremony to honor the first responders as well as the lives lost, 13-year-old kayla salazar, 6-year-old stefan romero and 25-year-old trevor irby. of course the aftermath of the shooting has been just one challenge for gilroy this year. like the rest of us, the pandemic has brought many more, but it turns out gilroy shows us the best way to face all those challenges is together. in the time of covid, when losses of all sorts are mounting, maybe we should cherish small victories

this one in particular happened in 2009 in afghanistan in a valley of kamdesh an area kamdesh in afghanistan. and it really just it's all of a group of guys of 50 or so guys to run into there at this hour is this remote outpost but that was by all accounts street running a terrible terrible attack to live. and trust sort of knew it. and many people spoke up and said this is a good position for times and war machine sort of just overlooked it in and then like you know what happened was if there is one of the bloodiest battles in afghanistan for almost 24 hours and what they were that years in extreme heroism. and incredibly true sure. you know when you when you come to work with change guard and such an app descriptor because that's what it is it's a big and eggs are open force through the folly of man the gets pushed on a hill and then the people on the point are young bad asses who you know every time i've talked to a soul. i've met a couple who. i hadn't quite read right but the camaraderie they felt superseded all the madness of it all the you know the danger of it they have the ability o

he stumbled on a tract of land in the sun valley valley in southern symbolically. could be a study in failing an associate had recommended it to me he said you have always dreamt of building a big animal reserve someday with music before you. so we've polluted zimbabwe one morning and had a look and it was love at 1st sight like sango is the largest private reserve in symbolically it's partly funded from trophy hunting a controversial practice that he insists prevents poaching. as it's an income when we europeans sit in our conference rooms or in front of the t.v. sets and make ourselves out to be the great protectors rhino it's a nature conservation in africa but it's the same time for bit people down here to earn the money they offered us to pursue those goals in their own way. it smacks of neocolonialism. and it's arrogant to those at the top think they can dictate what's good for nature conservation to those on the ground right invested in nashua. in a sense it is also in nature conservationist because it mammoth audrey's used instead of elephant i free then a f

squaw valley ski resort near lake tahoe may soon have a new name squaw valley ceo says resort officials are meeting with shareholders and the local washing tribal leadership to get their input on any possible name change squat is a derogatory term for native american women, the tribe chairman says the name squab valley is a constant reminder of efforts to disparage native people. there's currently no timeline for when a new name would be announced. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast right now as we take a live look outside here in san francisco along the embarcadero ice tuesday evening ahead, let's check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to see what the temperatures planned for today yeah boy we have the fog out there along the coastline of course that keeping the temperatures who out toward the beaches is now beginning to surge back on shore over san francisco through the golden gate bridge. >>we're seeing that as well as the clouds begin to move inland. and they'll move further. inland tonight. i believe in the some of the valleys overnight and for waking up to a l

she's a broccoli picker in the salinas valley, a region in california that produces most of the untry's greens. in addition to having ncer, sinthia has diabetes-- both of which put her at high risk for complications if she contracts covid-19. >> sinthia: (calls out in spanish) >> aan: she works for a contractor that supplies workers to farms in the area. she told me she's expected tobr. >> sinthia: >> altan: when we met sinthia ii there were no required covid protections for farm workers beyond general ou rules abt masks and social distancing. even now, companies don't have to tell workers about outbreaks. >> sinthia: >> if one farmworker gets sick, you're going to get a crew, which is typically 30 people, sick. and each of those people go out, ty're going to get three to four other people, because i that's tection rate. and so the thing snowballs. (birds chirping) >> good morning. >> good morning! >> altan: dr. max cuevas runs a network of clinics in thell salinas that primary serves farm workers. >> and so with my staff, i told them we need to plan. have, we need to plan toses make su

ski resort near lake tahoe may soon have a new name squaw valley ceo ron cohen saysficials are meeting with shareholders and the local tribal leadership to get their input on a possible name change washoe actually the possible renaming is one of many efforts across the nation to address colonias colonialism and indigenous oppression washoe tribal chairman several smoky said the name squall valley. it's a constant reminder of efforts to disparage native people there is currently no timeline for when a new name would be announced. >>this take a live look outside tonight, checking back at the golden gate bridge where in the distance you can still see a couple can you see those lights there i go i looks like they might be gone out earlier we showed you the shot you can certainly see on the phone with there were also some emergency lights as crews were working on construction on the bridge. at that point northbound lanes only one lane was open that might be one emergency light in the distance there so just be aware of that if you're out on the bridge tonight in addition t

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a little fog. and some caution if you will be out today, high uv index small craft advisory. in the north bay, we'll hang out in the upper 70s this afternoon. sunshine in the east bay valleys from 58 this morning to mid-80s this afternoon. and a brisk 69 during the evening. >>> hi, everyone. good morning. so things are look pretty good out there. we did have a crash on northbound 880, that has cleared. so really we don't have a lot of slow spots except out of tracy. and showing youay bridge toll 34rplaza, metering lights where not on yet and looking pretty smooth. so that is nice. i'll keep you posted. and also we have a high wind advisory for the golden gate bridge issued by the chp. so make sure to take your even as you make wour way makemakemae francisco. >>>ple taking >>> breaking news at the live desk. i'm following a news story the y chp is searching to a driver of a stolen toyota. officers discovered the car was stoppen and set epen stolen an strike strip. and the driver refused to cooperate. chp says that the officer is okay this morning. >>> and listen to this, the largest drug bust in the world in history just took place in italy. authorities say that the $84 mil

>> tri-valley is a problem. update for the bay bridge first because we have the build there and it does affect more commuters right now as they head to san francisco. the only slowing on the big picture abnormally slow as kari was mentioning here. south 680 sees the crash again in andrade and off 84. the good news is i believe they're clearing lanes. >> 6:39 and the dmv giving certain people a generous extension on renewing their driver's licenses who it applies toto and why it't's being dodon nenext. plplus -- ♪ you'ree s simply thehe besest >>>> coming up f for y you out retirementnt superstarar tina tr is mixining thingss up thihis morning. still ahead the new spipin on o of the classssics. watctching "todaday in the b ba" yoyou asked fofor 'em, so o tiny tacocos are backck for good. grab a box of f 15 or t try them loloaded. get ''em now w with nono contact d delivery. >>> good morning. as we start out and head to the tri-valley let's check out dublin and our temperature trend. we are going to start out with

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