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. >> aloha, aloha.. >> i think we are going to have to walk a very fine line in this briefing today, it's the first briefing with this group that is going to china with us. and because of the many sensitivities with that peoples republic of china, i think we want to give them a general feel of what the visit will be about, but the discussions will be about. but we cannot in any way get into the agenda, or get into the schedule because it is not set. now i think we want to talk a little bit about the leadership meeting yesterday. the point that the president made, all americans have a stake in this visit. it is the beginning of the process, a process of communications with a country we have not really been in touch with her 21 years. how we want that process to continue, and how the continuation of that process will be discussed in the meetings. i think that is the only tone we want to leave this morning, don't you? >> yes, i think it's going to be a rough session because they are thirst-ing for news and

so aloha is offering only 500 doses a day so they could handle much more. we're building the infrastructure while we're waiting for that vaccine to get here right now in santa clara county, no new appointments could be made for the week of march 7th through the 13th. that the county is trying to honor all existing appointments and places like aloha are still taking walk ups and ruben ktvu fox two news. we're getting new details on sutter health's vaccination efforts after 90002nd disappointments were at risk of being rescheduled due to a shortage, officials say they'll be able to keep some of those appointments after 30,000 vaccine doses were just allocated disorder for next week. another 30,000 are expected to arrive the week of march. 15th sutter says previously scheduled first doses are still on standby as they wait for more doses. given her gavin newsom has signed a bill into law that set aside more than $6 billion for public education, optimism that this bill eyes going to really accelerate openings all across the state. it provides public school distr

is that the aloha roller rink in east san jose? what i'm calling the most fun vaccination site in all of california. jokes aside, aloha as owner felt compelled to help while her business is closed. at the grand opening was marred by the county's vaccine shortfal doses overall, they need maura of specific the moderna and fizer vaccine that expected getting 7500 doses of johnson and johnson. instead this presents a problem for those getting second shots, so we're basically looking through all of our inventory, moving things around talking to our other partners in the community to at least make sure that all of those people who got a first does get a second dose on time. and while the status setting aside 40% of the vaccine supply for underprivileged areas, this side and santa clara counties hardest hit zip code isn't one of them. so aloha is offering only 500 doses a day so they could handle much more. we're building the infrastructure while we're waiting for that vaccine to get here. to clara county. no new appointments can be made

is that the aloha roller rink in east san jose? what? i'm calling the most fun vaccination site in all of california. jokes aside, aloha as owner felt compelled to help while her business is closed. at the grand opening was marred by the county's vaccine shortfall. it is a supply crisis. absolutely not only do they need more doses. overall they need maura of specific kinds. this week, santa clara county received less of the madonna and fizer vaccine than expected getting 7500 doses of johnson and johnson. instead this presents a problem for those getting second shots, so we're basically looking through all of our inventory, moving things around talking to our other partners in the community to at least make sure that all of those people who got a first does get a second dose on time. and while the status setting aside 40% of the vaccine supply for underprivileged areas, this side and santa clara counties hardest hit zip code isn't one of them. so aloha is offering only 500 doses a day so they could handle much more. we're building the in

so aloha is offering only 500 doses a day so they could handle much more. building the infrastructure while we're waiting for that vaccine to get here right now in santa clara county, no new appointments could be made for the week of march 7th through the 13th. that the county is trying to honor all existing appointments and places like aloha are still taking walk ups and ruben ktvu fox two news. sutter health officials announced today that more doses of the vaccine are on the way there recently, sutter had to cancel thousands of vaccine appointment student look supply, but now the health care provider says the state is expected to send the more doses. that's next week that sutter says they're in the process of calling back patients whose second dose appointments were canceled. as for first dose appointments, those are still on hold, and they remain closed to all new appointments. as the vaccine rollout ramps up across the country, the united states is now averaging two million vaccine doses administered today. that's up from 1.3 million shots a month ago.

. >> reporter: aloha means love for land and the hope is that the natural beauty will draw people backe to is that right bringing employees back? >> it would be a smile like this. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: i'm carter evans. >> despite maui's troubles there's a good chance mic fleetwood is not struggling to make ends meet. fleetwood mack sold 10ss of millions albums in the decade. they came of age in what is called the golden age of music and television. we have a look back. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 50 years ago, singer songwriter jackson brown was in his 20s when he wrote rock me on the water in los angeles. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: author ronald brownsteen has borrowed that title for his book, and by the tim -- about a time that was at peak creative. >> it was the apex of the cultural renaissance that really redefined the movie, music and tell vacation i television industries in l.a. >> reporter: it was when a young director stephen spielberg was filming jaws. a forerunner of movies laden with special effects and at a time where tv shows were addressing social issues. >> reporter: mash. >> they can have mine.

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aloha. >> aloha. >> you heard by discussion with jen psaki about $15 minimum wage stripped out of the senate covid relief package. psaki pretty adamant the president's not going to budge from $15 minimum wage. do you believe that? >> i believe it because i am on this page. there are a lot of democrats who support increasing the minimum wage in our country which we haven't done in over ten years. it's about time. if the minimum wage had kept up with inflation, cost of living increases, it would be at least $20 an hour. clearly the minimum wage affects some groups more than others. women in particular. so as far as i'm concerned, we need to raise the minimum wage. >> and what do you make of the clip that we played of senator manchin talking about the plans he has for whether or not he'll support reconciliation. does your fellow democratic colleague, the senator from west virginia, does he have too much power in all of this? >> when you have 50 votes, it's really important that we communicate very clearl

people that say they've been waiting a long time to travel and that right behind me here we have this aloha sign. it's very tropical looking at a lot of people are choosing those tropical destinations for leisure. >> this is the first time that colin. >> that time, antonio perez tells me it's been more than a year since he's checked in for a flight and he's not alone in his decision to fly last month. there are probably 10 11,000 people per day going through our security checkpoints. that number is now up to 14, 15,000 a day and continues to climb dug a covid san francisco international airport says many of these people are taking vacations. we're not expecting much in the way of business travel for the remainder of this year. so we do think that as travel starting to recover and it looks like it is. it's really that leisure sector that's going to be leading the recovery and airport leaders are trying to keep people safe. >> they have reminders for people to social distance hand sanitizer available and partitions up masking still a although a lot of states around the country have lifted the

county officials have partnered up with stanford healthcare to launch the site at the aloha roller rink at east san jose's eastridge mall. the site will accept walk ins and appointments eventually, for those eligible under county guidelines. let's talk about this new clinic opening by welcoming to the new newscast, santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. thanks for being with a supervisor, i'm thrilled. i can imagine i can imagine you it's for so many of us. remember santa clara county as as the initial hot spot for covid in our entire region for this clinic toe open now to serve those who are least able to get the vaccine. what does it mean to you? well, it's really gonna be life saving literally, for the people who live and work and play in the east of san jose, and one of the things that you may know is that the census tracts surrounding this area had the highest rate of covid positivity way have one area nearby. that was almost a 15% of the community that tested positive for covid s o. this is actually a big relief. i think for many people in our community, and i especially like

to people that they've been waiting a long time to travel again and right behind me here we have an aloha sign all these tropical decorations. i'm told many people are going to tropical destinations for this is the first time that colin. >> since that time, antonio perez tells me it's been more than a year since he's checked in for a flight and he's not alone in his decision to fly. >> last month there probably 10 11,000 people per day going through our security checkpoints. that number is now up to 14, 15,000 a day and continues to climb dug a covid san francisco international airport says many of these people are taking vacations. we're not expecting much in the way of business travel for the remainder of this year. so we do think that as travel is starting to recover and it looks like it is it's really that leisure sector that's going to be leading the coverage and airport leaders are trying to keep people safe. they have reminders for people to social distance hand sanitizer available and partitions up masking still although a lot of states around the country have lifted their mask. a

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the aloha roller rink at the east ridge mall in san jose is now a max vaccination site. san jose, stanford health, and the county teamed up in hopes of offering 2,000 vaccinations at that site. the only problem, not enough vaccines available county wide. >> the critical issue, we are not getting supply. >> dr. martyfenster says they don't have the vaccines. the goal is to complete vaccinating people who have received the first dose. he doesn't know when the supply will stabilize or increase. despite shortages, we've learned help could soon be on the way. we'll break it down. follow along with me on this chart. first, the new vaccine from johnson & johnson. 21,000 doses arrived this week. half of those went to the coliseum. 320,000 doses will come next week. by the end of the month the state should have received 1.1 million j&j doses. the two-dose vaccines, next week california should receive 721,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine, 760,000 moderna. california is on track to get 1.8 million doses next week. that's up from the 1.5 million the state received this week. >>> as m

also, a site of the brand-new aloha rollerskating rink mass vaccination site. the vaccination site inside a roller rink. they opened up just before lunch today and this is a fitting use for the rink which operated just about 16 months before having to shut down for a full year back in march of last year. but now it is back and the wide- open spaces are getting put to great use. so the carpeted areas being used for the check in and registration and also getting the shot itself, concretes moods rink florida will be used as waiting areas people can weed out any possible kind of side effects. there are decorations inside. certainly making it quite unique, very festive, and the setup is different, it is a walk-in first-come, first- served, only if you qualify, though, and they are doing 500 doses per day for now and they will eventually max out at 2000 doses a day and it will be a blend of walk-in and appointments. the owner says by allowing the use of the space in this way it will help them get back to the yellow tier quicker. >> using my empty space to, to help ev

because of some yes aloha sun. she has been in the government since 2015 and also she experienced that the face wave of coffee $1000.00 in the last year and of course the 2nd work that is believed to be this year. i know maybe she'll come up with a different approach because a. government that was led by because it's funny is its own unique approach compared to any country in the world like. to use a local remedies especially stimulation maybe she'll bring about new missions to come to call discreet of what you 19 is then says that she could take it a bit more seriously i think she may take into what it consideration the seriousness of the disease because it has taken a lot of lives of people hint underneath and the world at large maybe she will come up with approach that will be more serious compared to what people have already been. taken was then taken that he sees as just a moment. too many deaths. ok giles can be a journalist in tanzania thanks for your time. now let's go meet the very dedicated woman who agai

a few months ago we told you about movers and shakas a program to relocate mainlanders to the aloha state with something to give. and we have a san francisco resident who got selected as part of the first batch of 50 participants. jennica gue thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. >> i know you have a lot of packing to do. i appreciate you spending a few minutes with us. when do you start your new adventure. >> i will be landing in honolulu on sunday. >> sunday, okay. you are in the first group of 50, right, 90,000 people we heard applied. congrats. do you feel like you won the lottery there? >> i did. i was so shocked but extremely honored to have been selected. 50 out of 90,000. that's crazy odds. >> let me give our viewers the basics of the program. the goal is to the diversify hawaii's beyond tourism by drawing people with skills and kick start industry industries there. tell us why you applied. what's your field and why you thought you could do that in hawaii. >> okay. sure. my field is actually engineering. i'm a software engineer withzilla group. how can it help hawa

this is at the aloha roller rink at east ridge mall. now the site is walk in, operating on a first-come, first-served basis. 500 people will be vaccinated daily to start off but the site does plan to ramp up to 2000 doses a day. >>> developing this evening, the senate is in the midst of a stimulus showdown. democrats are pushing to pass president biden's american rescue plan, talks are expected to continue into the night in what could be the final round of covid relief. but skyler henry tells us they are facing rounds of republican challenges. >> reporter: for a majority of the day, the senate was at an impasse primarily because of unemployment insurance benefits or a large part of the day. progressive and moderate democrats had agreed to get that number down from $400 to $300 a week for those who qualify for unemployment insurance. or unemployment benefits, but some moderate democrats who did not agree with that plan and so that held up what we could have sought in terms of a vote for today. another vote is six acted into the weekend a

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to people that they've been waiting a long time to travel again and right behind me here we have in alohasign all these tropical decorations. i'm told many people are going to tropical destinations for leisure. all this is the first time that colin. >> that time antonio perez tells me it's been more than a year since he's checked in for a flight and he's not alone in his decision to fly last month there probably 10 11,000 people per day going through our security checkpoints. that number is now up to 14, 15,000 a day and continues to climb dug a covid san francisco international airport says many of these people are taking vacations. we're not expecting much in the way of business travel for the remainder of this year. so we do think that as travel starting to recover and it looks like it is. it's really that leisure sector that's going to be leading that coverage and airport leaders are trying to keep people safe. >> they have reminders for people to social distance hand sanitizer available and partitions up masking still although a lot of states around the country have lifted their mask

. >> aloha.ve just learned that about half of americans are looking to get away this spring and apparently a lot of locals want to be on a beach in hawaii. so the oakland international airport is scheduling 9 daily departures to all 4 major hawaiian islands during the upcoming spring and summer seasons, both hawaiian and southwest airlines report that they're booking thousands of flights right now. port of oakland's director of aviation expect about 1500 passengers headed out there every day and he shared with kron 4. what makes the low has states so appealing, especially now. >> thing is that many people here in the bay area across the country. there's a lot of demand for just wanted to get away and too relax feel some sense of normalcy again and weiner once of always been a strong for us here in the area, especially in the east bay. and so it's a popular place to get to. thankfully that put it to us. many flights per day right here a kid. >> another draw might be that the oakland international

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tanzania has its 1st female president some yes aloha son has been stolen in after the death of president john michael fully tanzanians are watching to see if hassan will take stronger action to stop the spread of coronavirus several european countries are resuming oxford's astra zeneca vaccinations after suspending the jobs because of safety concerns it comes after europe's drugs watchdog said on thursday that the vaccine is safe new guinea's said to close schools with strict movement to make masks mandatory after over 1000 factions hit record highs this week there are fears a nation's fragile health system is on the brink of collapse. and at least 8 protestors have been killed in myanmar during the latest rallies against the military call the army and police have used increasingly violent tactics to suppress the protest movement those are the headlines on al-jazeera as always more news on our website al-jazeera dot com inside story is next. well vaccine passports revive tourism europe unveils a digital pass to allow 5 those protected from covert 19 to travel freely but the world health

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caller: hello hot -- aloha. i had a question. i reported this to police about six years ago. it was from a deceased person. it looked like a collection company, first class express notice, paid dcph. i'm just wondering. i received two of these in my box even after i filed a police complaint. this person has been deceased. they even notified these creditors. for whatever reason, it looks like just a bunch of letters cm bus6, because we verified this person was deceased, it was addressed to my box. is it legal for me to open the mail to find out who to contact to stop these mailings? guest: i would be hesitant to open it. i would be inclined to take it to my local post office and ask the postmaster at that post office. if that did not get me an answer, i would write return to sender on the envelope and drop it back in the mail. if the male keeps coming, you might consider filing a complaint with the postal service inspection service. they have people who keep an eye out for fraud and kiddy smut through the mail and all sorts of stuff. host: a text saying this, the postmaster ge

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exclusive follow-up to a story we brought you nearly 2 years ago involving a company called house of aloha hawaii. trevor booker accused of taking thousands of dollars from bay area residents and never looking their vacations now faces criminal charges. melanie woodrow has the story you will see only on 7. >> danny and sylvia had a great time with their extended family in mexico but this wasn't the trip they had originally planned. that trip never happened after they said their travel bucher told them last minute that their flights were canceled. >> i was really pitstop. there was 22 of us. >> crazy, crazy weather making everyone adjust. >> understandable, maybe. >> i reached out and kept asking her about the refund. she kept saying he was coming and coming. finally she broke all communication. >> soon the vast his family learned they were in alone. 2019 i spoke with dozens of her clients who had similar stories. >> i don't know how somebody has the heart and soul to do this. >> the police department and santa clara county districts office his opening and 45 accounts for failing to give ba

welcome to aloha roller rink. >> reporter: the city and county are partnering to offer 2,000 vaccines per day here, in the center of the hardest hit region. >> our community wants this vaccine. our community needs this vaccine. >> reporter: there is a concern. a big concern. >> it's a supply crisis. >> reporter: the head of testing and vaccines says the supply isn't flowing from the feds or the state. health providers are having to pump the brakes on issuing new appointments. >> the critical issue that we are not getting the supply, even though the demand is as high as it is. >> reporter: this doctor says the county received 7,500 doses of the johnson & johnson vaccine. but the moderna shipment decreased. >> i call on the state to give our county and our community th of the heavily impacted community can feel better. this man is thrilled to get the vaccine so he can protect himself and his family. >>> let's talk about governor newsome's big pledge. vaccines to those hit hardest by the pandemic. the state divided it into four groups. here is those hit hardest by the virus. if you go ov

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aloha, his second of the spring.cubs wins 9-8. >>> when we're talking a's, they have named emilia shimell as their new public announcer. filled in the last season. she is now the third female p.a. announcer in major league baseball joining marysol castro with the giants. >> this something i never even dreamed of being able the do. and it's so unbelievably cool, especially for the team i love and grew up loving. for me, the buzz of opening day is nothing without the fans. and so it's just going t incredible season and a great opportunity to be able to announce in front of fans finally. >> yeah, hopefully april 1. >>> finalists announced for the 2021 naismith memorial basketball hall of fame featuring a few familiar bay area faces. tim hardaway, five-time all star, spent six years with golden state. led the run tmc warriors. also won a gold medal for team usa in the 2000 olympics. he is a finalist. cress webber was the rookie of the year that season, a fiime so star for michigan's fab five. paul pierce, chris bosh, and

. >> aloha. we've just learned that about half of americans are looking to get away this spring and apparently a lot of locals want to be on a beach in hawaii. so the oakland international airport is scheduling 9 daily departures to all 4 major hawaiian islands during the upcoming spring and summer seasons, both hawaiian and southwest airlines report that they're booking thousands of flights right now. port of oakland's director of aviation expect about 1500 passengers headed out there every day and he shared with kron 4. what makes the low has states so appealing, especially now. >> it's thing. is that many people here in the bay area and across the country. there's a lot of demand for just wanted to get away and too relax feel some sense of ormalcy again. and the hawaii islands of always been a strong for us here in the area, especially in the east bay. and so it's a popular place to get to. thankfully that put it to us. so many flights per day right here a kid. >> another draw might be that th

we probably know the song aloha oy, and as the flag of hawaii came down that song was playing and everyoneowed their heads. there was a lot of emotion we sometimes bring into the show where we feel for somebody, you know? after all the effort it did not work out. on a lighter note, queen liliuokalani is mentioned in little women. when amy is in england she mentions she saw the queen of the spanish islands and that was queen lili'uokalani. host: we started with two women of color, and i'm just wondering in general especially with the emphasis on diversity and learning the stories of diverse people, how it is you ensure that you are inclusive in the kinds of women that go on to your list? ms. vollenweider: i think at the beginning it was we have to cover whoever to present, and now we do it naturally. our next subject is a woman of color, but we did not look at her like that. we looked at her as someone's life we want to do no. -- to know. doing the research and knowing these women and seeing the world through their eyes as made me more empathetic and understanding of our world and the diver

. >> reporter: educator alex carvalho was among the first in line to receive the vaccine at the aloha roller rink at the eastridge mall, an operation made possible in partnership with santa clara county. liz ruiz calls this the most fun vaccine site in the state and is glad to see the building in use after being shuttered since last march. >> i love that we are using it again to help the community and to, you know, to get us closer to controlling our numbers and helping people. >> reporter: as medical workers took care of the first wave of visitors inside the rink, local officials were out front calling on the state. >> governor newsom, give us vaccines. you're standing in the hardest hit zip code in all of santa clara county. >> reporter: covid-19 testing and vaccine officer dr. marty fenstersheib says the county now has the capacity to administer up to 125,000 doses a week, but can only do half that amount right now because of the supply shortage. >> if we had plenty of supply, we wouldn't have any of these issues. so it's a critical issue that we are not getting the supply, even th

this new site located in the aloha roller rink at the eastridge mall is a joint effort between santa clara county and stanford health the site was chosen because of its close proximity to an area disproportionately affected by covid-19. >>east ridge is one of those opportunities to make sure that we're making it easy for people to do what is healthy for themselves and their families on friday vaccinations were being given on a walk up first come first serve basis to people who met eligibility requirements which includes being 65 years or older a teacher or agricultural worker next week the site will provide up to 2000 vaccine doses per day to a mix of appointments and drop ins now this new vaccination clinic just adds to a growing number of clinics across santa clara county the county's hoping. >>to get up to doing about 12,000 vaccinations per day county wide. but the supply of vaccines right now remains flat they are receiving more johnson and johnson vaccines but some of the other vaccines are there actually getting less so overall it's flat they are begging the state and federal

airlines are adding more leisure destinations like hawaii and kabul and khost to >> makes me think some alohasomeday. yeah. in the meantime, though, the weekend's going to be nice to just stay here. it is. >> fact, let's take a quick live look outside. i think as we take a quick break. yeah, they're still sfo in the big monitor out there. a lot of sunshine with another forecast from john in just a minute. >> 8.45. is the time. and we're taking a look at the weather. i'm definitely going to have to commit some time to getting the short south rotating. i think i can let go of a lot of the sweat pants time to start that i have been bringing the back into the john yeah. education shave. the beard old boss is now saying want to feel the air on my face. it kind of took forever to grow the let the kids i don't know what to do never going to come in. but it good in a row going to tough to say i don't know what the place looks like under bad. >> that we are looking at such a nice weekend. yes, that wardrobe get that spring hair cut. whatever you need to do to stay cool. stitcher tower cam showing, you

. >>> and do you want to say aloha once the pandemic is over?ou can have one less option in the bay area. it may surprise you. "today in the bay" continues right now. good tuesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> at least some of the bay area's sea of red may be ready to turn orange and with it could come even fewer covid restrictions. san mateo county leaders are hopeful they could escape the red zone by meeting required standards later today. >> "today in the bay's" cierra johnson is live for us in burlingame with a look at what that would mean and whether other counties are close as well. >> reporter: yes, good morning, marcus and laura. health and county officials here in san mateo county say the county is in fact trending down and they're on track to loosen some of those restrictions like restaurants, house of metrics if they continue, they wible to open the orange tier as early as wednesday, march 17th, tomorrow. right now the entire bay area is in the red tier, so san mateo would be

. >> thank you, aloha. >>> two gigantic pieces of good news for american children. one, kids may be on the verge of getting back in the classroom, at least the ones that aren't, a lot are. two, this part is key, the person in charge of making that decision is not betsy devos. instead, it seems somebody ready and capable of making that happen. that person, the new head of the department of education joins me next. next so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >>> joe biden was elected on a platform of getting the virus under control, chiefly getting the country vaccinated and part of that was getting kids back in school safely. that last one has become a patch work of many com

two batters later, razor ramon laureano, high, deep and aloha! the a's would cruise to a 9-1 victory. >>> how about the giants hosting the cubs in scottsdale. ever heard of jason krazan? sixth inning, this is a two-run homer to right center field. lands in the giants bullpen. but that's not the most impressive thing he did. two outs in the ninth. it's a one-run. brennan davis will rip one here. krizan, that's a game ending dive and catch. giants win 7-6. >>> big announcement. hockey back where it belongs on espn and abc. a new seven-year deal that starts next season that will bring the regular season, the play-offs, and the finals back to its rightful and long-time home. >> welcome for the first of espn's coverage of national hockey league action. >> delighted to have you with us for yet another one of those big moments in sports. for a hockey fan, it doesn't get any better than this. scores! to gretzky, scores! the greatest goal scorer in national hockey league history. he is back on the floor! do you believe it? do you believe it! a dream has c