bogan fox news. all right, let's talk more about this now with dr peter kid hung.e's an infectious disease specialist there at ucsf. thank you, doctor for being here. i want to begin with the cdc directors. deep concerns about the infection rates. how worrisome is this? well it's even more worrisome than the overall numbers suggests, however, although we've seen an increase as a country in 16% in the last two weeks that increases not uniforms, so if you. get michigan it's more than 133% increase. when you look at states like connecticut, new york more than 60% increase, so i think that hydrogen 80 is concerning to me because of the increased mobility that we're seeing, and it's easier to transmit from a hot spot. not so hot spot more than ever before, because more people are moving more people moving than ever before in the last year, okay, so talk to you. mentioned those other states. how are we here in california? doing well have the sun is shining in california, and i hope it continues to shine for a very long time. and you know, i think the good news in all of

ray bogan fox news.ve cleanup effort is underway in alabama after it was slammed by supercell storms spinning off tornadoes, the national weather service is confirming at least 19 tornadoes hit the state. one twister was on the ground from or than an hour and traveled about 100 miles. five people were killed, all in calhoun county, east of birmingham. dozens if not hundreds of homes have been destroyed. the damage still being assessed tonight, more than 20,000 people are without power. survivors took shelter wherever they could. first get out um about is gone. you know, i looked over there. see you on the great cloud. you killed clyde. i said about five minutes and when i got back in, uh, heard a lot of wind way got down, saying that was it. other southern states, including tennessee, kentucky and the carolinas. experience thunderstorms, winds and flooding. another storm system moves this moves in this weekend, bringing another threat off tornadoes to parts of the southeast and the midwest. oh we are wat

ray bogan has the latest now from washington.reased security can be seen all around the capitol complex as police and the national guard are prepared for a specific threat. march 4th through the sixth house finished its business for the week. wednesday night, partially due to security concerns. the senate remains in session to work on the coronavirus relief package. i'm confident the security is adequate to make sure we can get our work done the immediate increase security posture comes as long enforcement and congress make plans for the future. fox news has exclusive lovely obtained a draft copy of the u. s. capitol security recommendations. it calls for a quick reaction force available. 24 73 65 hiring 880 form or officers and personnel for the capitol police and in integrated and retractable fencing system. the u. s capitol. police are also asking the national guard to stay for two more months. but with fewer troops. we have to have what we need when we needed and in the numbers of that we needed. fox news also obtained a repo

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ray bogan has more now on the latest testimony, explaining why there was such a long delay in sendingnational guard troops in to help. i thought the delay was unusual. a three hour and 19 minute delay. that's how long the commanding general of dc's national guard says it took the defense department to give him approval to bring in his troops. january 6th general walker says he put in the request after a phone call with then capitol police chief steven son chief's son. his voice cracking with emotion indicated that there was a dire emergency. at the capitol, and he requested the immediate assistance of as many available national guardsmen that i could muster. general walker says he had 155 guards members sitting on busses waiting to deploy what would been the impact of sending those 155 right around that two o'clock time frame. i believe. that number could have made a difference. we could help extend the perimeter and help push back the crowd. al state capitol police chief son told senators last week. he was also surprised over the delayed response, no civilian law enforcement agency t

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.down wasn't overall and or the rushing roland as another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i was in the intake is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. mark is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because a

playing russia's plan policy of friendship, khrushcheff called bogan and back for cameraman phenomenally outranked by the premier chris chester appeared very much the boss. president eisenhower accompanied by secretary of state dulles offered to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal but the plan was rejected by buganan and the is wartime friend general zukov at left? britain's eden and french premiere four supported the daring american proposal the president startled and delighted genevans by going window shopping near the parley's end. he proved a popular american ambassador of goodwill. on the return to washington a heavy rain drenched mrs. eisenhower the president and the welcoming party including vice president nixon mrs. nixon the president's mother-in-law and his daughter in law also at the airport were cabinet members congressman and diplomats reporting on the historic meeting at the summit. the president said, yes, what will be the result of this conference? of course? no one knows but the coming months will tell much. but in the m

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bogan fox news. today, the berkeley unified school district re opened all of its elementary school campuses for in person learning five days a week. students that rosa parks elementary in berkeley walked onto campus for the first time in more than a year. transitional kindergarten through second grade. return to class this morning, third through fifth grade will return on april 12th start. times are staggered to minimize crowds, but lunch and recess are allowed. of our principles of designated play areas. those players can rotate day by day, but each class is being asked to play. neighboring albany school district is also going back five days a week for elementary students, middle and high school students in berkeley will return to campus next month for hybrid learning. the santa clara unified school district. also welcome back students for in person learning today, the return to the classroom was happening in phases by grade level. some 1st and 2nd graders are starting their first day today, tomorro

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions for the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and take soon is to go on it's hunting lodge . the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like selling then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. they're blaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this mu

ray bogan, fox news. coming up tonight. new information on a homicide investigation in the east bay as police released these new sketches all thanks to help from the public, and we're looking at some dry weather ahead, but it will be warming up after a brief cool down, we'll chat about the forecast highs back into the upper seventies, maybe low eighties. also, pandemic pollution. i look at the masks, gloves and other ppe. it's helping to protect people against the coronavirus. unfortunately it's okay? can of e after striking a deal with the state over their plan to use blue shield to oversee the vaccine supply. county health departments resisted giving up control to blue shield because of technical glitches in the states. my turn program and because of concerns that smaller health clinics would be overlooked and not receive adequate vaccine supply, california received a donation of nearly eight million pieces of personal protective equipment. the california governor's office of emergency service says that the face masks and

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.death wasn't all and or the rushing roland as another of the logan's attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since $895.00 at a pace more leisurely and then its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in italian renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed to $150.00 steps in a tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like selling them beenz developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look l

beyond the coasts bogan is also shaped by its landscapes. the island alone has 3 nature reserves.down wasn't all and or the rushing roland is another of logan's attractions the steam train has travelled the narrow gauge track since 1905 at a pace more leisurely than its name implies. one of the places that i wasn't at all and takes is to go on it's hunting lodge. the building in a tally in renaissance style dates from the 19th century and became a popular destination for the nobility and celebrities back then. bismarck is said to have climbed the $150.00 steps in its tower to enjoy the view. like other seaside resorts going to has benefited from tourism since the early boom in the late 19th century. former villages like then been developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent bill is near the beach. there gleaming white wooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts . in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays he can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer.

fox news right bogan with more on the latest coronavirus relief efforts that were signed into law today it is a bipartisan accomplishment president body and signed a bill extending the paycheck protection program application deadline to make 31st the president, says 90,000 businesses are still in line for loans, and it's needed to help what he calls the backbone of the economy. without somebody signing this bill today, there are hundreds of thousands of people who could lose their jobs and small family businesses and my clothes forever. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell also reflected on the bipartisan success of the program after touring the vaccine distribution center in kentucky. so what we did was to tackle both the health crisis and the economic crisis created by the reaction. mcconnell also discussed the importance of getting vaccinated and spoke specifically to republican men who aren't sure saying there's no good argument not to second gentleman dug him off. continue the body administration's push to encourage vaccinations during a tour of a maryland health center where you

ray bogan fox news. governor newsome makes his selection for the states. next attorney general we hear from the east bay assemblyman rob bonta about his priorities, then we've got a nice looking weather forecast in the five day we'll talk about a warmup headed your wet first. it was a dry winter. very little rain. how the state is pushing for people now to conserve water. dry. we for us ty reduce water allocations, and that has local districts now planning for potential shortages. ktvu jana katsuyama is here now, with more on the impact. jenna frank. the state says that some of the major reservoirs are 50% below capacity right now, and that could impact everyone from farmers to consumers at home. colorful and water conserving the sustainable solano community garden. indonesia has been getting a lot of attention. staff say they're getting calls from people interested in doing more gardening during the stay at home pandemic year, that's been a huge interest is like how can we grow food at home? what one less trip to the grocery store, but a dry winter this y

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but it's fox is ray bogan tells this house speaker nancy pelosi says the administration has it under100 men. sure so this surge of immigrants coming across the border continues and the body administration is still trying to get a handle on the sheer numbers. the message continues to be now is not the time to come. the vast majority of families of individuals are sent back. texas governor greg abbott is calling for an investigation into who was helping these migrants get across the border. it empowers and it enriches the drug cartels who are involved in every single person and coming across the border, including these young children, these young children coming across the border are victims of human trafficking. house speaker nancy pelosi expressed confidence in the bite administration's actions and says the current increase is part of the yearly spring surge when the weather improves. i think that the administration is pulling this thing under control, but this migrant believes more will come during the bidet administration. it's not gonna stuff ever. it's not gonna solve to assist w

ray bogan, ktvu fox two news. well, the sun is out this noontime and rosemary oroczo is here to tell us how it's gonna stay that way for a little bit. rosemary. oh it's a warm one. gaussian oh, to mike, and to all of you out there, we've got to mostly sunny skies, the wind still breezy and our hills but the wind advisory allowed to expire at least for most of the bay area that happened earlier this morning. we do have one section still within advice free and i'll explain that just a moment. let's step out. take a look at sfo and all the blue skies overhead at this hour anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees or so even a little bit more than that, in some areas warmer than where we were yesterday, checking in on the numbers. first in the north by 73 over santa rosa 70 foreign napa theater, east based 69 livermore and around the bay, 65 san francisco low seventies and oakland. san jose. a 71 degrees and this is lunch time giving you a view here just how much warmer we are than yesterday half moon bay. you take the prize 16 d

bogan fox news.bay advocates for the homeless or criticizing the city for clearing out homeless camps during the pandemic. earlier today, i spoke with sandy perry, he's president of the affordable housing that work of santa clara county. he told me he's glad to see the homeless or among those prioritize for covid vaccines, especially since the risk of transmission is high. but he and other advocates want the city to stop clearing encampments and to set up sanctioned camps instead taken set up an encampment that has security that has adequate sanitation facilities. it could be healthy could save. and there's really no reason why that can't be done. what about those sweeps when it comes to trying to contain covid-19 and also when people a and actually trying toe look for the places that are most hidden so that they can avoid being swept. it's very hard to make sure everyone gets vaccinated. if there's a sanction, and cameron that allows people to access services and allows them in this case to access t

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bogan fox news. federal officials are considering moffett field in mountain view was a place to house migrant children. authorities say they're currently nearly 9000 unaccompanied minors under the care of the office of refugee resettlement about 3200 aren't holding facilities where they are only supposed to spend 72 hours before going to a shelter. usf law professor bill hang says that he expects 10 or more facilities could open up to house young immigrants largely coming from central america. honduras bottom all of el salvador, with some also coming from mexico itself. they're fleeing violence. it's generally gang cartel and in some situations, domestic violence, so these air, not kids that are coming here for fun. they're coming here out of desperation, immigrant advocates say young people may be coming with new hopes for gaining asylum under the biden administration. he may be able to be reunited with relatives already here in the u. s big day big difference between today and yesterday. obviously

ray bogan, fox news. well, san francisco has reached a self settlement with rick ology, which will result in millions of dollars in refunds for some customers in the city. now the settlement is linked to a new lawsuit against the contractor for the city's waste and recycling collection, city attorney dennis herrera says the settlement will say ratepayers $100 million her. ara says that rick ology unfairly overcharged for garbage garbage collection. in a statement, rick ology said the overpayments were a mistake and that. learned about it through an internal investigation through our hard work, that money is being paid back. nearly $95 million of the total will be refunded by ecology directly to ratepayers. and starting april 1. rick ology will also lower collection rates to where they should have been. now the average refund is expected to be around $190 for accounts going back to 2017 herrera says the actual amount will be determined by the type and length of service. this week, petaluma became the first

re bogan fox news. and once it is signed into law, the covid relief bill will send more than $42 billion here to california with the bulk of that funding going to help the state counties and cities. money also will be designated for schools here in our state, housing and child care, and earlier today, i had a chance to talk with silicon valley congresswoman and issue about how the stimulus package will help those who are hurting the most. the bill is really very broad on and covers. many different. areas of our love of our life as we live our lives every day. we are obviously hard hit by a pandemic. we've lost over half a million americans, so there's a great deal of grief and sorrow in the country. but the pandemic has also caused economic upheaval in people's lives. and so the legislation directs itself. toward different aspects of people's lives. esos there there are going to be cash transfer transfers that people will receive if you're single of a $1400. if you're married, each spouse will receive t

ray bogan, ray, what more do we know about the gunman? i read part of the affidavit against him today. it says that he's not cooperating, not answering questions, and he also said that he wanted to talk to his mom. what else did we learn? frank? that affidavit that amount today was very revealing. we also learned that he had been previously charged with third degree assault in 2018, but we also learned from someone who you know the affidavit is redacted, so it's difficult to tell exactly who this person is. but it could be a family member or certainly seemed to be somebody who lived in his residence. so they said they told police he was seen playing with a gun that she thought looked like a machine gun. just two days before the shooting. we also learned from police that he bought the weapon. he used just six days before the shooting, which was one week ago. today s o. ah lot of information came out you mentioned, though, that he seemed to have some kind of a mental issue. we're hearing also that he appeared to be paranoid to some of the p

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grt bogan fox news. this'll is ktvu fox two news at six.aurin courage ng signs today as alameda county joins the bay area communities moving into the less restrictive orange tear. we have been waiting for this for pretty much most of the year. alameda county now joins san francisco, san matteo, santa clara and marin counties in the second least restrictive category. good evening, everyone i'm julie julie haener. i'm frank somerville ktvu is and ruben with more now on how business owners are getting ready for the move. here at livermore's shadow puppet brewing company, they're ready to raise a glass. celebrating alameda counties moved to the orange tear loosened restrictions will mean added capacity indoors. we have been waiting for this for pretty much most of the year, so wear long do and extremely excited as our customers. it's also good news for bowling alleys, which can open a 25% capacity. for movie theaters that can move to 50% capacity and for offices, which can now open indoors with modifications. alameda county officials call it a

. >> i know the democratic democratics demographics have changed but ray bogan, would you say the same about his job performance? >> the big takeaway or one of the big takeaways is that 2021 is not 2003. gray davis from early in 2003 all the way back in february was having about 7 in 10 likely voters disapproving of his job performance. and in fact, every time we ask the recall question, at least half or more were saying they wanted to vote to remove him. so when 55% actually voted to remove him, it wasn't like it really came out of left field. it was something that you could see coming regarding especially the disapproval where it was about 7 in 10 or more throughout 2003. that is just not what you are seeing with governor newsome. >> a very different picture. okay, your survey showed a couple of other interesting topics. not too much time left but if you could cover biden on covid, u.s. senators on california come how well they are right now and race relations? how well are we doing with those things? right now about two in three californians approve of president biden similar to abo

ray bogan has more on what is specifically inside the bill. from the house to the senate and back to the house again. the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package is nearly complete addresses the concerns of getting covid-19 behind us or from a medical point of view, get providing the funds to get these vaccines distributed as quickly as possible. after hours of debate and a few key concessions, the bill extends the extra $300 awaken unemployment through september 6th sense $1400 stimulus checks that. phase out for individuals making more than $75,000 a year provides a tax break on the 1st $10,200 in unemployment benefits and expands the child tax credit to $3000 per year for children ages. 6 to 17. republicans argue the bill has too many unrelated items and has spending that stretches years into the future. pandemic is going to be over by the end of the year, and you know we're going to be paying schools for seven more years. the bill does not include a $15 minimum wage increase and unemployment benefits were lowered from the original proposa

all right, ray bogan life forest tonight and in a grieving boulder, colorado, ray. thank you. we're now hearing from a survivor of last week's shooting at several spots in the atlanta area, he says he is lucky that he was able to escape with his life. marcus lion says he was getting a neck massage at young's asian massage in cherokee county when the gunman opened fire. he says. when the gunfire started, he tried to get under get the pursuit out of the way. but she moved in front of him, and he dove under the massage bed. once i don't behind the bed. that's when i heard that third gunshot. she got shot in her head. she dropped the right in front of me, like not even two ft. away knowing my head like oh, man about to die. i'm about to die. this is it for me. in total. eight people were killed in the march 16th shootings. police have charged 21 year old robert long with murder. taking a look now the latest numbers on the coronavirus here in california and new cases were below 2000 yesterday. now you may recall but that back in the peak in early january, there were more than 40,00

ray bogan is in boulder, colorado, and joins us now live, ray.know that a lot of the focus right now is on the suspect and his possible motivation. what can you tell us in regards. to the ongoing investigation? what we can tell you? we learned a lot today from the police athlete david thatwas released after he was booked into the boulder. county jail in charge with 10 counts of first degree murder and one of the biggest things we learned was two things, actually one that he was previously charged with third degree assault in 2018, and that, a family member told police that he was seen playing with the gun that she thought looked like a machine gun. just two days ago, police say the suspect purchased the weapon he used one week ago today and that he also was found there with attack. tactical vest. yeah i mean, it's so many things really pointing to the fact that this was a troubled individual. someone who might have been planning this attack rate. obviously you're outside of that grocery store. describe the scene. what do you hearing from people t

fox news ray bogan tells us now it must now pass a closely divided house before it reaches presidenten's desk. about it. administration may soon be able to celebrate their first major piece of legislation more than trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill. our focus right now is on getting this bill across the finish line, getting relief out to the american people, which we expect will happen by the end of the month before the president can sign the bill. the house needs to approve it one more time. that's expected but not a guarantee. the current house breakdown is 221 democrats and 211 republicans, meaning democrats can only lose four votes. and this bill has undergone key changes since the last time they voted on it. it's president biden said. help is on the way. that promise is kept. this legislation the $15 minimum wage increase is not included, and added unemployment benefits were reduced to $300 a week through labor day. but the bill does provide a tax break on $10,200 in unemployment benefits. ah $3000 child tax credit and sets aside one and a quarter billion for after school

because this is the 20th year since 9 11 in washington, ray bogan fox news, civil rights icon vernon jordan has died. jordan grew up the segregated south and became an influential leader in the american civil rights movement and washington politics. he served as executive director of the united negro college fund and president of the national urban league. jordan was also a close adviser to several presidents, including bill clinton, jordan's daughter says he died last night surrounded by loved ones burn jordan was 85 years old. it's frustrating. he's the only ones the only one suffering right now. are the children cuts at schools because of the coronavirus coming up? we talk to a pe teacher who says he won't have a job next year, and he says he's not the only one. plus more on the president's promise to get a covid vaccine and every adult in america by the end of may. moved by texas called absolutely reckless by governor gavin newsom. how things will look different ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your

bogan fox news. positive vaccine news pushed the stock market higher today in its best trading session since june of last year, the dow gained more than 600 points. the nasdaq climbed 396 points and the s and p. 500 was up 90 points. coming up. a man is found shot to death near a strip mall in concord. what witnesses some moments after the gunfire at what? we're learning about a house fire in san francisco today that injured seven people and some spring like weather, but in the five day we've got some showers to talk about. so some potential wet stuff coming our way. i'll see you back here in east bay elementary school overcomes the odds and celebrates an impressive achievement will have the details coming up. and a live look at the monday evening commute. this is i 80 in. emeryville looking towards berkeley. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommended brand that is scientifically designed to help manage your blood sugar. live ev

ray bogan, thanks so much for that live report and giving us a look at the scene.at is, as you said, still very active at this hour. oakland may soon have one of the largest guaranteed income programs in the country. mayor libby shaft today announced a pilot universal income program, which will distribute $500 a month to 600, oakland family's one of the first guaranteed income programs in the nation was in the city of stockton, and it was put in place two years ago. mayor shaft says universal basic income payments with no strings attached can help lift people out of poverty and address income inequality. our vision is an oakland that has closed the racial wealth gap and we're all families thrive. and we believe that guaranteed income. is the most transformative policy that can achieve this vision and whose time has come. air shaft, says the program is privately funded. san francisco is also considering putting a similar program in place for more on this news. we're joined now by michael tubbs, who is the former mayor of stockton and currently governor newsome, spec

ray bogan, fox news.nchise changing move the 49ers moved way up in the nfl draft and could be targeting a new quarterback. we'll a way. wave. o move all the way up to 33rd pick in this year's nfl draft case. ktvu is jason appelbaum joins us now to discuss what this all means for the promised our sports directorson market bonnie is that i wouldn't use the worduster sincy overused. but how about potentially franchise altering trade for the 49ers? and what is most likely the end of the jimmy garoppolo era? and here's what we mean, gentle manager john lynch in the 49ers. they traded their next two first round draft picks and 2022 2023 plus a third rounder and the 12th overall pick in the upcoming draft. to move up nine spots from 12th overall to number three overall. now you don't make that move unless you've got a franchise quarterback in mind, and perhaps by coincidence, perhaps not. lynch was at byu is pro day today, scouting quarterback zach wilson. you're just happens to be projected as the second or thi

bogan fox news.onfirms that the vacant property of the former moffett field naval station in mountain view could be used to house some of those unaccompanied minors. nasa currently manages manages the site, which operates the ames research center, a record number of migrants use have been waiting an adult detention centers for longer than allowed. customs and border patrol says that nearly 10,000 children arrived alone at the us mexico border in february and joining us now with more on this is us f law professor bill him. he's also the director of the gration and deportation defense clinic bill, thanks so much for joining us appreciate coming on the show today. first off, i just want to get your perspective on this because the vital administration says what's happening at the southern border is a challenge, his critics say it's a crisis. what exactly is happening? and how would you classify it? well it's definitely challenging situation that is a result of the fact that there was a build up under the

well meanwhile in mainland china one subculture is having a moment bogan a style of dance that developed in new york's marginalized black and latino gay and trans communities and the 1970 s. well being is back and in china where homosexuality was classified as a mental illness until 20 years ago getting as a space where queer youth can finally express themselves. armed with glitter glamour and high heels hundreds of young l.g. t. chinese gather for the 1st large scale voting fall in beijing drag queens and other performers hit the runway to compete in various categories though there are prizes at stake the focus is on community and belonging. what we want to do is to clearly serve the needs of minority groups that are in our community. this is our core goal to create a safe space for them to express themselves. and about a family. who identifies as non-binary is among the contestants performers belong to houses that provide support and are often a replacement for birth families after an unhappy childhood what has finally found the home they've longed for. goal achieved i'm so happy i can

fox news ray bogan has the latest some call it a crisis, others a challenge either way, immigration on the southern border now requires the assistance of fema and the national guard. i can say quite calmly. don't come on. what? we're in the process of getting set up, but immigrants and more specifically unaccompanied children are coming by the thousands. homeland security secretary alejandro my orchids stated. we are on pace to encounter more individuals on the southwest border than we have in the last 20 years. it's challenge. the challenge. senator durbin is referring to is in congress where passing legislation to solve the border and immigration influx will be difficult. we don't have consensus on the most basic issue, and that is that illegal immigration is illegal house majority leader steny hoyer says the house will take up comprehensive immigration reform in the coming months. thursday the house will vote on two smaller bills. if passed the american dream and promise act would create a pathway to citizenship. for millions of dr recipients known as dreamers, the farm work force m

special envoy christine seana bogan believes that after the coup people were looking to the united nations for help the envoy said that the people of myanmar including committed civil servants or the real heroes and protectors of the nation's democratic progress but she warned the hope that they have place in the united nations and its membership is waning special envoy strawn a burglar made those comments during a closed session of the security council she also told ambassadors there's an urgency for collective action how much more can we allow the myanmar military to get away with we must be clear previous and current crimes will not go unpunished. but the end of the meeting the u.k. ambassador briefed reporters as diplomats continue to work on a new statement on the situation the committee that represents the detained politicians including on sun suchi has said they want targeted repast sanctions on a total arms embargo why are you not considering vose measures rather than just more words the u.k. has taken by natural sanctions on individuals on trade and we have reviewed our aid but as

>>caller: island bogan, president of speak action committee.is install support for initiating landmark designation for the trocadero clubhouse. the many reasons for landmark designation included in the resolution itself. as well as in speech written comments. now, speaking on my own behalf, i believe there to the talking in the recent move of the house of tori. in the headline in the book section, tony bravo described as and i quote, ss comes together for historic the victorian move and reclaims of these are the sole area he went on to write , in the scheme of things seeking one historic building is not make up for the other enormous losses we have suffered as a city, we needed something tofeel good about . even in the midstof the pandemic , there was a feeling of joy as he watched the house process. there was also a feeling of coming together as acommunity that has been hard to come by lately . on a final note, on the passing lawrence ferlinghetti whose work helped us reclaim our heart and soul. rest inpower, rest in the changing light . thank

ray bogan has the story. >> the surge of immigrants coming across the border continues and the bidenadministration is still trying to get a handle on the sheer numbers. the message continues to be now is not the time to come. the vast majority of families of individuals are sent back. texas governor greg abbott is calling for an investigation into who is helping these migrants get across the border. >> it empowers and enrich is the drug cartels who are involved in every single person coming across the border, including these young children these young children coming across the border are victims of human trafficking. house speaker nancy pelosi expressed confidence in the biden administration's actions and says the current increase is part of the yearly spring surge when the weather improves. >> think that the administration is pulling this thing under control. but this migrant believes more will come during the biden administration off. so it's off. >> still to come, another check of your 7 day forecast just moments away. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aro

ray bogan has the latest now from washington.hite house says americans could start to receive their coronavirus stimulus payments by the end of the month. the iris and bureau of the federal fiscal service are building on lessons learned from previous rounds. increase the number of households that will get electronic payments, which are substantially faster than checks. the bill has one more stop before presidential signature in the house of representatives. it needs to be approved with the senate's changes and in a closely divided chamber democrats can on lee lose four votes to pass it without republican support. marin 10% confidence that the votes exist to pass the american rescue plan. president biden visited a washington d c business that received paycheck protection program funding the press. it and says he wants to make it easier for businesses with 20 or fewer employees to get alone, especially women and minority owned businesses. pretty people who in fact were able to get in line before it's hard to know how to get in line

special envoy christine seana bogan believes that after the coup people were looking to the united nations for help the envoy said that the people of myanmar including committed civil servants or the real heroes and protectors of the nation's democratic progress but she wore in the hope that they have place in the united nations and its membership is waning special envoy shriner bergen made those comments during a closed session of the security council she also told ambassadors there's an urgency for collective action how much more can we allow the myanmar military to get away with we must be clear previous and current crimes will not go unpunished. but the end of the meeting the u.k. ambassador briefed reporters as diplomats continue to work on a new statement on the situation the committee that represents the detained politicians including on sun suchi has said they want targeted repast sanctions on a total arms embargo why are you not considering vose measures rather than just more words the u.k. has taken by natural sanctions on individuals on trade and we have reviewed our aid but as

and it's fox is ray bogan tells us if you report being presented to congress details the consequencesnd the impact on children if they stay home much longer. do definitely feel like i'm losing out on a lot ofxperiences. the f missing school over the last year has been felt by parents and students alike. i'm more concerned because there is definitely a fatigue that's setting in for all of us, according to a new report presented to congress, the impacts could be long lasting and even permanent if children don't go back now. the report is sponsored by seven organizations, including the walton family foundation and the american enterprise institute. they've missed lessons they've been struggling with remote learning with zoom sessions like wearing and that struggle translates into falling behind academically. the report states. severe learning loss for many children. particularly children of color will lead to lower educational attainment and lower future earnings. the findings back guidance from the cdc last month that said schools can safely reopen under a face system teachers unions ha

i'm ray bogan for ktvu fox. two news. we have new information now to bring you on an suv that crashed into a nevada gun store. police say they think a man randy s u b into the store intentionally. in an attempt to steal firearms. please say once the vehicle was in the store, the man loaded the c then coulde car to move. he took several 22 caliber bolt action rifles. four in fact, and he put those into his vehicle, but he wasn't able to get his car out of the business. it was wedged in there, and so he fled on foot. the business did an inventory. they're still double checking. but this time it looks like there's no loss. so no firearms were actually stolen. we recovered all four that were taken. please. they're still looking for the suspect surveillance images from the business show that he was wearing a usc sweatshirt as well as black pants now to the east bay and specifically freeman, where one person is recovering after a shooting and standoff that lasted for several hours. officers say they have a 15 year old in custod

fox news ray bogan tells us democrats have few votes to spare to get the bill passed.stration may soon be able to celebrate their first major piece of legislation more than trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill. our focus right now is on getting this bill across the finish line, getting relief out to the american people, which we expect will happen by the end of the month before the president can sign the bill. the house needs to approve it one more time. that's expected but not a guarantee. the current house breakdown is 221, democrats and 211 republicans, meaning democrats can only lose four votes. and this bill has undergone key changes since the last time they voted on it. it's president biden said. help is on the way. that promise is kept in this legislation, the $15 minimum wage increase is not included and added unemployment benefits were reduced to $300 a week through labor day. what the bill does provide a tax break on $10,200 in unemployment benefits off $3000 child tax credit and sets aside one and a quarter billion for after school programs and another 1.

ray bogan, ktvu, fox two news. the san francisco 49ers.o safely open levi stadium for fans for the new football season. this coming fall, the organization announced that they do have medical advisory committee that includes top public health officials in the bay area, including dr monica gandhi from ucsf. the advisory committee will be looking into public health considerations that will support the return to levi stadium. additional details about their work will be announced in the coming months. six dr seuss books will no longer be published because of what have been described as racist and insensitive images in them. dr seuss enterprises released a statement that says the books portray people in ways that are hurtful and wrong. the company went on to say the decision to cease publication and sale of the books was made last year after months of discussions so the following books will no longer be published. and to think i saw it on mulberry street. if i ran the zoo, scrambled eggs super begala god's pool on beyond zebra and the cats quiz

fox's ray bogan live now for us in boulder, where the victims are being remembered by the entire community there, ray claudine and alex. good evening to you. the memorial behind me has been growing by the hour as people young and old come by to remember the victims. that's the big focus here in vault. boulder is to remember those. they lost like you mentioned 25 year old ricky fields, who family said she had an infectious laughter and bubbly personality as they try to move forward from this tragedy. i started outside the king soopers grocery. a makeshift memorial grows larger by the hour honoring the 10 people killed in monday's deadly shooting. for me, it's just very important to come and show support. bouquets of flowers also cover the police cruiser of fallen boulder police officer eric tally. police say the suspected shooter. 21 year old ahmad eliza used a newly purchased a ar 15 style rifle and family members and friends have said he had mental health issues and was paranoid. no one should be able to walk around with a gun and then committed crime and shouldn't be able to do that. it'

ray bogan ktvu fox two news.joe biden administration says he will soon give congress a classified briefing on a recent u. s air strike in syria. this is after some republican and democratic lawmakers have expressed concern about escalating tensions in the middle east. the pentagon says the air strike last week destroyed nine buildings used by iranian backed militia groups to move and store weapons. i think the iranians are always going to test a new regime. and when the iranian proxies are putting our troops in iraq in harm's way, there needs to be punitive actions taken. and i think the biden missile launch was appropriate push back and we haven't been briefed yet on we have not authorized war in in syria our ability to engage in constitutional actions that's not diminished. when the party in power is ours, the pentagon says the air strike was retaliation for a rocket attack last month in iraq that killed a civilian contractor and injured a u. s service member and other coalition troops. well, i don't think the

bogan, fox news, or on wall street stocks were mostly lower after a choppy day of trading, the dow fell 127 points, the nasdaq inched up 11 points and the s and p was off by six points, breaking a five day winning streak. retail sales fell last month due in part to a severe winter weather fighting for his political life. the push to recall governor gavin newsom is gaining steam what he says about people behind the recall effort coming up next. plus, it's the next step in covid vaccine five from a dirty now enrolling children in trials. ah local medical expert reacts to the study coming up. okay. plus is the pandemics impact on the bay area real estate market, causing a boom or a bust will have the answer, and it appears as if a boom ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 pulic charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. election becomes more likely the governor's camp launched a website began soliciting donations and he went on several cable network shows you some continued his defense in an element of school today he was there to celebrate reopening, bu