bernal: no. chairman maloney: texas efforts are no more than a thinly veiled attempt to suppress texans' right to vote, a right guaranteed in our constitution. chair raskin: i go to mr. roy of texas. representative: i served as ranking member with you and i appreciate it. chair raskin: good to see you back. my colleague, a conservative republican, is watching you today. please be on your best behavior. representative roy colin i think you get -- representative roy: i think you guys should be in texas doing your duties. is section two of the voting rights act in effect? mr. bernal: yes. representative: was it just section five that was overturned in the shelby county decision eight years ago? mr. bernal: yes. representative and the reason was because this body failed to update the data? mr. bernal: that was among the reasons. representative: so the 96 to five voting rights act remains in effect, provision, section five, overturned because was 50-year-old data. do you believe texas should submit to

we thank you so much, state representative diego bernal, for spending the time with us this afternoon. >>> after the break, today's breaking news in the coronavirus pandemic, that full fda approval for pfizer. will the reassuring milestone for vaccine skeptics be enough to contend with rampant disinformation that continues to be peddled by the right wing? pg okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like kayak does for flights. so it's kayak. yeah, like kayak. why don't you just call it kayak. i'm calling it... canoe. compare hundreds of travel sites for thousands of trips. kayak. search one and done.

finally will hear from diego bernal, texas tech representative and number of the mexican american legislative conference. witnesses will rise and be un-muted so we can sway them in. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give us is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so hope you god? >> i do. rep. raskin: let the record demonstrate that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. without objection, your written

and we'll hear from travis clardy, who is a representative in the texas legislature and diego bernal, member of the mexican american legislative conference. the witnesses will please rise, be unmuted, be so we can swear them all in wherever you are, please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony you're about to give us is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god. >> i do. >> i do. mr. raskin: let the record demonstrate all witnesses answered in the affirmative. representative thompson, you are now recognized for your testimony. before you begin, i want to recognize, also, the presence of our distinguished colleague from texas, mrs. lizzie fletcher from houston. representative thompson, you're recognized. ms. thompson: thank you, chairman raskin and ranking member sessions. we're honored to see our representative from texas. pete sessions, good to see you. we had an opportunity to check with one for a moment. we're happy to see the new freshman, colleague up here. pat. we miss him in texas. we know he's doing a good job up there.

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chuck bernal is their chief medical officer. of your call volume, how much is dominated by covid patients? >> around 30 to 40% of our calls is covid patients. >> reporter: 27-year-old trent is a field supervisor for acadia. >> we have three of them right now apparently waiting. >> reporter: he took us to lafayette general where ambulances were backed up because no e.r. beds were available. they had to wait with patients 30 minutes to three hours. >> we have to tell the hospital, like, look, find something. we don't care where you put this patient. you have to put them somewhere because we need to run emergencies. >> reporter: the supervisor is keisha. >> they're all drowning. we're all drowning and sucking air for sure. >> reporter: people will say it's not as bad as you're saying it is. >> i would tell them they might want to come work in e.m.s. come in the e.r., because the nurses feel it. we feel it. >> reporter: this covid surge has also forced acadian to transfer patients out of state. louisiana has a call center in baton r

that's four or 5554 94 100 in bernal heights. i'm andre senior ktvu, fox.e cliff house in san francisco will reopen for a few months as a pop up museum to showcase some of the historic items that were saved when the cliff house closed back in december, community group called save the cliff house collection raised $180,000 to buy historic cliff outside items. and now the national park service, which owns the cliff house, is allowing the group to temporarily showcase the items in the former gift shop opening sometime in the next couple of months, the national park service says it is still looking for a new restaurant tenant to take over the restaurant space. contra costa health services has launched a vaccination incentive program. people in organizations can receive $100 for every person they convince to get fully vaccinated under the helping hands referral program any contra costa county resident who was at least 14 years old or any organization can receive a payment of $100. each person who completes their vaccination series and schedules their appointment

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cnn's camila bernal has our report from hard hit greenville, california. >> reporter: firefighters have made some progress and containment has gone up, but for communities like this one, it is just too late. greenville will never be the same again. if you look here behind me, this used to be a hotel and then across the street here, this is what used to be a locally owned drug store, down the street a hair salon, all of it nonexistent at the moment. and those families are having to deal with this loss. i spoke to a local volunteer firefighter who grew up here and will myers says he watched as the flames approached his town, this is what he told us. >> it was gut-wrenching. just knowing that there was so little that we could do to save it. the wall of flame was just rolling into town, propane tanks were exploding everywhere. really felt like we were in a warzone. >> reporter: and i've talked to other firefighters, one who described the fire as god being angry. another one describing it as a stubborn fire saying that sometimes it is calm but then it takes off again. a lot of these firefigh

you won't find many people walking around bernal hill in san francisco, surprised to come across a coyote every once in a while signs of learning visitors. two of them can be found everywhere here. we even spotted one while working on this story. how often do you see them on your when you're on pretty much every day, but what some did find surprising is this a woman feeding a platter of raw meat to coyotes that roam the park? a move left one man struggling to find the words to make sense of it. do we need to do that? i think i mean, can't they? it doesn't seem like we need to be feeding them san francisco animal care and control, calling this illegal and dangerous. they want to find her feeding coyotes in any wildlife. it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. federal officials cited that very reason for euthanizing the coyote back in july that had repeatedly approach toddlers at san francisco botanical garden. we were certainly very alarmed to see them approaching children that's not natural behavior. a coyote should not be

camila bernall, they're unbelievable to watch. devastating damage.s. >>> president obama named her a champion of change. she's made progress but her fight is star from over. serious dr. sanjay gupta in today's "the human factor." ♪ >> reporter: margaret gordon's mission started 30 years ago while working in a west oakland school and noticed a shoe box full of inhalers prescribed to dozens of students. the mother of three wasn't surprised. she, her son and two grandchildren had asthma too so gordon began researching the health impacts of pollution. >> every workshop, congress, symposium i attended. >> she found black soot inside her home. >> in my mucus lining and throat. >> reporter: she began to connect the dots. >> we have so much pollution. we have three freeways that surround a black community. we have the ships, the trains and the trucks 24/7. thank you very much. >> reporter: she co-founded the west oakland environmental indicators project. teaming up with scientists who set up truck traffic studies in air monitoring stations for block-by-block

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, who won the welter three years ago for some finished alongside rockledge and his team—mate egan bernal have to support at the battle to come over the next three weeks —— roglic. nick parrott, bbc news. roger federer revealed last night that heis going to have another knee operation that will keep him out of tennis for "many months". the 20—time grand slam champion says he has to think about his long—term health. it is going to be difficult, of course, in some ways, but at the same time i know it is the right you because i want to... i want to return to the tort and chum shape orform. i am realistic, don't get me wrong, i know how difficult it is to have another surgery and try it at this age, but, look, iwant to another surgery and try it at this age, but, look, i want to be healthy and i will go through the rehab process, with the goal, while staying active, which would help me during this long period of time. let's get more on this with george bellshaw, tennis correspondent for the metro newspaper. evening to you, george. he turned a0 last week. this is no way to celebrate, is it? at

ktvu is andre senior is on bernal hill, and he joins us now live with more on the story, andre well,re control says this one is causing his era public safety, right? they say she may think she is helping these coyotes, but that these cairo's actually do not need her hand out. you won't find many people walking around bernal hill in san francisco, surprised to come across a coyote every once in a while signs of learning visitors. two of them can be found everywhere here. we even spotted one while working on this story. how often do you see them on your when you're on pretty much every day, but what some did find surprising is this a woman feeding a platter of raw meat to coyotes that roam the park? a move left one man struggling to find the words to make sense of it. do we need to do that? i think i mean, can't they? it doesn't seem like we need to be feeding them san francisco animal care and control, calling this illegal and dangerous. they want to find her feeding coyotes in any wildlife. it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people

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they say is 27 year-old oscar bernal. they say he does have a relationship with the victim who was taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries. police say bernal is considered armed and dangerous and they say if you see him, you're asked to contact the santa rosa police department. >> tonight at 10, a new federal civil rights lawsuit claims that solano county sheriff's deputies wrongfully attacked and knocked the woman unconscious while she was pulled over to the side of the road. >> following b. im going back to the driver's side caught. if putting hands on me. >> my children are in the >> this happened last year on august 6th body cam video shows the 2 deputies pulling their guns on 33 year-old ma'khia porter on a rural road in dixon before slamming her into the pavement. she was jailed overnight for resisting arrest but was never officially charged. the lawsuit was filed against both the sheriff's department and the county. an update now on a story we first brought you last tonight on kron 4 news at 10. th

the police say that bernal should be considered armed and dangerous. >> on the peninsula. bars accused of stabbing a 16 year-old girl in downtown palo alto. police say 39 year-old kunisha monique thomas walked up behind the girl as they were walking along university avenue when police say that's when thomas attacked the teen with a knife. pulled her to the ground and then continued to attack or 2 witnesses had to intervene tackling thomas and pinning her to the ground until police got there. the girl, we're told is in stable condition. police say she had no relationshit with her attacker. as we head to break. >> let's give you a quick live look outside now as we look at the bay bridge approach westbound 80 you're right. in the san francisco reyna harvey with another traffic check for us in just a moment. it's us in just a moment. it's 5.40. we'll be right back. us in just a moment. it's 5.40. we'll be right back. reggie bush used to eat breakfast somewhere else, but then he tried wendy's breakfast. *mumbles inaudibly* hey! are those fresh eggs for me? he's become a really

she was photographed in bernal heights feeding a coyote raw meat. asking for help identifying her. >> it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. ama: wildlife experts say people should not be afraid coyotes will attack them, saying coyotes are pretty reserved. dan: stay away, don't feed them at all. the same could be said of news anchors. [laughter] ama: don't feed us. dan: don't get too close. ama: we are keeping distance in the studio. the latest on the weather. sanda: w oere. hello! [laughter] the weather is changing. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some monsoon moisture moving in from the south. starting to see heavier cloud cover in monterey. there is the possibility that we could see a couple of drops along our coastline tomorrow morning as the monsoon flow continues. the lawyers are so dry at the lower elevations that we are not really expecting a whole lot in terms of accumulation if we get anything. sierra nevada will see some isolated thunderstorms and showers going in

she was photographed in bernal heights feeding a coyote raw meat. california animal control asking for help identifying her. >> it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. ama: wildlife experts say people should not be afraid coyotes will attack them, saying coyotes are pretty reserved. dan: stay away, don't feed them at all. the same could be said of news anchors. [laughter] ama: don't feed us. dan: don't get too close. ama: we are keeping distance in the studio. the latest on the weather. sandhya: way over there. hello! [laughter] the weather is changing. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some monsoon moisture moving in from the south. starting to see heavier cloud cover in monterey. there is the possibility that we could see a couple of drops along our coastline tomorrow morning as the monsoon flow continues. the lawyers are so dry at the lower elevations that we are not really expecting a whole lot in terms of accumulation if we get anything. sierra nevada will see some isolate

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a tray of meat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome. for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a tray. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so

chuck bernal is their chief medical officer.much is dominated by covid patients? >> around 30 to 40% of our calls is covid patients. >> reporter: 27-year-old trent is a field supervisor for acadia. >> we have three of them right now apparently waiting. >> reporter: he took us to lafayette general where ambulances were backed up because no e.r. beds were available. they had to wait with patients 30 minutes to three hours. >> we have to tell the

as ro, bernal's reports, ross angelica effects of being felt from corporate boardrooms to kitchen tables. it's a container ship traffic jam, the twin ports of los angeles and long beach. the biggest in the western hemisphere are packed with giant ships, bringing a flood of consumer goods from asia in terms of the amount of cargo coming in. we have not seen anything like it. we've broken records here, month after month after month that the port of los angeles ship traffic here is up 50 percent over 2019. and it's not just here in california all around the world from rotterdam to singapore. a surgeon exports is putting a major strain on global supply chains and it's network of ships and containers. it's crunch time really in the container terminals as they struggle to get imports out when the exports in the reason cove at 19 per month, us consumers were under lockdown, cooped up at home with nowhere to go. so they went online and started buying stuff like crazy. instead of going to the movies or using their discretionary income on travel or airline tickets for vacation, baseball games, ame

animal control wants help identifying this woman recently caught on camera on bernal hill. sitting out plates of raw meat for the animals. they describe her as someone who regularly feeds the coyotes in several places throughout the city. officials say encouraging coyotes to approach people is extremely dangerous. one coyote has been put down for becoming too comfortable approaching people. wild foxes are getting handouts from people. rangers say people have been feeding them and that has led to them approaching people at picnic tables. it is not only a bad idea to feed the wildlife. it is also illegal and you can be fined. >>> a peninsula school district is taking a big step to helping teachers make it in the bay. the teachers broke ground on an affordable housing complex for teachers and staff. the complex is being built on the margaret brown elementary site. it will include 56 homes plus a community building and a play ground. teachers and staff will be able to rent those units at a deep discount. this is the second affordable housing project specifically for teachers in

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a tray of meat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding aoyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too

camilla bernal is on the ground in california near the fire. what is the latest at this point?gress, containment went up by 1%. it is now at 22n% containment. and firefighters are trying to show that this one percentage point means about 5,000 acres that were contained, so for them that is progress. i've talked to a lot of firefighter, who said god is angry and another said this fire is stubborn. and even though sometimes the fire is calm, then it takes off again. and i asked the firefighter, are you frustrated, are you tired and his answer was, i'm still here and that is should answer your question. this fire has been burning for 27 days. there are some of the firefighters that have been here for almost a month. and they say this is also taking a toll on their families. the people in this area who are under evacuation orders are also frustrated, asking the sheriff, when we could go back home and assess the damage. so far the sheriff saying it is too soon and it is unsafe to go back into the areas. this fire has destroyed more than 870 structures and consumed half a million acr

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in alltop. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you w

none.i should say we're going to delay item eight, development training plan because president bernal couldn't be at the meeting today. if anyone is on the meeting because of that agenda item, i just wanted to let you know at the outset. >> great. thank you. commissioner's again, i'll provide a covid 19 update, this has a little more detail. i think it it's due given the amount of work the department is doing, given a response that we're still in our core surge. with regard to where we stand right now, there are over 44,000 diagnosed cases of covid 19 in the city. 7500 deaths. you can see cases per resident over time here. our case rate most recently was 32 point six. dropping to 29, we're waiting to see if this welcome downward trend continues. as can see we saw surges go up to 33 point eight. watching this current surge very carefully and responding as best we can. next slide. so with this drop in cases, the estimate in reproductive rate has also dropped. it jumped up in one point seven five in july. it's just gone below one as of a few days ago. that's good news. these calculations

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a tray of meat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really %pgood photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way to

cnn's camilla bernall is in the town of chico. >> reporter: it's dry and it's hot and the fire is spreadingimpossible to stop. firefighters with 20, 30 years of experience say that they've never seen a fire like this one. they describe the dixie fire as having frightening behavior. over the weekend, the task is to find people who are unaccounted for. they've found some but they will continue to search over the next couple of days. firefighters are working around the clock to contain the dixie fire, which has already destroyed about 200 structures. they say that about 14,000 others are still at risk. the river fire, which is about a hundred miles from where i am at the moment, also destroying about a hundred structures, so a lot of work still to be done in this area. these two fires are essentially surrounding the town of paradise, which was destroyed in 2008 by the camp fire. we spoke to franci lamb who owned a home in paradise and lost everything she had. she said she understands what people are going through right now who have lost everything. >> i will take them in in a heartbeat. they n

i want to get to kamila bernal with the most important element of this. you're talking to families who may soon lose their homes. what's their response to this current moment in time? >> look, phil, these families are just so worried. and it's because they don't know what's going to happen to them in the next couple of hours. they don't know where their children are going to be sleeping at night. and, of course, it is front and center for them. and as you mentioned, it's not just rent. it's back rent and that's the biggest issue here. what it means is people are either going to have to pay or they're going to be kicked out of their homes. according to the latest census data, about 7.4 million americans are behind on rent. and that was as of july 5th. so at the moment that number could be even higher. and it means that when someone owed $1,000, well, now it's 6,000, $7,000, $8,000 because of the back represent. and a lot of people just don't have that money at the moment. they do not have the cash. census data also showing that about 3.6 million people wer

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a traymeat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close

want you to get a good look at this woman who appears to be caught in the act of feeding the coyote bernal heights park in san francisco. if you look closely, it looks as though she may have a platter of meet with her. so we're seeing in the picture here. officials say they've received several reports about this woman, feeding coyotes, people often think that they're helping the coyotes by feeding a but authorities say not only is it illegal, but in the end does more harm than good. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve again in 20 feet wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. >> anyone caught feeding a coyote can be fined up to a $1000. and if you recognize this woman, you're asked to contact san francisco animal care and control. >> 6.21. is the time right now. thanks for waking up with us. coming up. one east bay woman is suing bart police afte

get a good look at this woman because she appears to be caught in the act of feeding a coyote at bernal heights park in san francisco. and as we zoom in on the shot, you'll see it looks as though she has a platter of meet with her. and that's what she's offering. the animals officials say they've received several reports about this woman feeding coyotes in the past and people often think they're helping the coyotes by doing this. but don't forget, authorities say it is not only illegal but in the end it does more harm than good. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve again in 20 feet wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close. so ultimately we have eliminate the coyote. >> anyone caught feeding the coyote can be fined up to a $1000 to don't do it and if you recognize this woman, you're asked to contact san francisco animal care and control that like to talk to her. >> a 21 is a time and. com

feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a tray of meat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with the trade. meet. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions. toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too

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feeding wildlife that bernal heights park in san francisco. >> you're looking at a woman bringing a traymeat. coyotes on days when she's not there. a coyote the week for her. you know, they know somebody is coming with a tray of meat. we need somebody to tell us who she is. the photo was taken recently. >> the executive director of san francisco animal care and control virginia. donahue says they've received several reports about this individual feeding coyotes. >> this is the first really good photo that we have gotten. we have heard. she also goes to other parks. >> she says people may think they're helping the coyotes by feeding them. >> the coyote don't need help. there is of food around. they do not need you to serve dinner not only as a human feeding a coyote against the law with a fine up to $1000. but donohue also explains why it's a really bad idea for the coyote. >> because when you feed wildlife eventually loses its fear of people. we just had a horrible outcome for in july. we had a coyote who approach on 5 different occasions toddlers in a tiny guarding getting way too close

we also have accident along 6.80 north and west of bernal avenue in pleasanton. we'll keep a close eye on that for now, let's get back to the news. all right. it's 7 '02. let's talk about what's happening today. we have. >> thousands of students in oakland coming back into the classroom today for in-person learning first time they've done that and like 17 months. it's been a long time, but a lot of fear of the students are still worried apprehensive. the pandemic is still here. covid protocols are in place including wearing a mask in the classroom and kron four's will tran has been live all throughout the morning for us. will, what are you learning? >> and we are about an hour away from school starting. you can see the fence right behind me. the gate read it opened up for the first time you talked about in 17 months and we're here because a lot of dignitaries will also be here to welcome the students back. and i'll tell you all about the dignitaries in just a few minutes. a few moments are now, i should say. but a lot of people also very fearful thinking, wait a

. >> next question is from felix bernal, i want to say felix, there's several books about this? i like let rustica short staff. he says thank you for the interesting conversation. my question, or their biological or physiological obstacles to breaking habits . >> i think that yes, so there's a number of ways to kind of think about that. one is simply as i mentioned, the relative fragility of the cerebral cortex. one whatever we need to exert control we have to rely on the regional cortex and we know it's easily disrupted by stress, by lack of sleep, loss of different things. and so that's certainly probably the biggest one. and then i think the other physiological if you think about it as an obstacle it's the degree to which we love now in a environment that stimulates us in ways that are dopamine system and rest of our brain worksdefault to deal with . so if you go take a lot of different drugs like cocaine or methamphetamines got to directly turn on your dopamine system or cause dopamine to hang around but that's far outside our evolutionary experience were just not equipped t

officers say that oscar bernal broke into a home on dancing pending way and stabbed demand while he wasleeping in his bedroom. the incident happened early monday morning. the victim is in the hospital and seriously wounded. police say that the suspect is believed to be armed and dangerous. anyone with information on the man's whereabouts is asked to give santa rosa police a call. san francisco district attorney chase a boudin today filed a civil lawsuit against three ghost gun manufacturers. the lawsuit is being called a groundbreaking move against unregulated firearms, moudan says with ghost guns. there are no background checks. ghost guns also don't have serial numbers, which means they can't be traced. giffords law center to prevent gun violence is also a plaintiff in the case. they've made it possible for anyone in the state to buy all the parts needed to build an untraceable firearm. no questions asked and get it shipped in a convenient package with tools and instructions like a piece of ikea furniture. today, officials showed ktvu just how easy it is to put together a ghost gun fr

they say these photos were taken recently in bernal heights, feeding wild animals is illegal, and authoritieses can make them dangerously aggressive. they say a coyote that was being fed in golden gate park had to be euthanized recently because it had lost its natural fear of humans. coming up affordable housing coming soon for daly, city teachers and staff look at the i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. upcoming recall started going out today in the mail for people living here in san francisco. every registered voter will get a vote by mail ballot, but there will also be in person verdict. voting excuse me, starting on september 4th. now the recall election is scheduled for september 14th a

police say bernal should be considered armed and dangerous. >> well, on the peninsula.an jose woman is behind bars accused of stabbing a 16 year-old girl in downtown palo alto. police say 39 year-old condition. monique thomas walked up behind the girl as they were walking along university avenue in. that's when officers say thomas began attacking the teenager with the knife hold her to the ground continued to attack or fact officers say it wasn't until 2 witnesses intervened and tackle thomas that she stop that pinned her to the ground until officers arrived. the victim. the girl is in stable condition. police say that the 2 did not have a relationship at all. did know each other. still looking why the attack happened in the first place. >> and kron 4. is your local election headquarters. governor newsome says that this is a republican led effort to recall him. but there are democrats on the ballot to be financial analyst and youtube star kevin paffrath. >> is working to convince voters that he is a serious democratic option. fact. he talked one on one with kron four's,