the idea really is to customers first base in and out of burbank, 11 markets in the burbank, including santa rosa, california, close to you. we are serving markets that are unserved today for burbank and we are offering everyday low fares today. actually announce we are starting with $19 fares one way, that the promotional fare, but even after that ends, we will still have everyday low fares. and we also offer the convenience of the nines, small airport like bourbon, which we think will resonate a lot with customers that prefer to use smaller airports. >> santa rosa lullabies as one of those smaller airports, in an outcome easy parking is the idea. >> absolutely, absolutely. right now if you are to go on and but, can you fly from santa rosa to burbank? >> absolutely. the first flight actually is santa rosa to burbank on april 28th. we are really excited about that. we will fly there daily. our first flight is exactly that. we are really excited about serving our market up there. >> can you fly from burbank back to santa rosa? >> absolutely, absolutely. it is nonstop each way, yeah, rea

let's go over burbank. in 2017, it did $274,000. dino: burbank is a baby.ook like compared to january of last year? cristine: right now, we're up 11% in january. dino: nice. lemonis: you're feeling good about that. dino: oh, i love to hear growth stories. lemonis: there's a good foundation here. i want to do a deal with your family to put up $200,000 for 50% of the franchise concept, plus my infrastructure, which is 30 people that do nothing but work on franchise concepts. you keep 100% of the two operating locations. dino: that's not a decision i can make, like, within 10 minutes. you know, you're always big on, "i'm 100% in charge." what if you change the concept too much that i can't be the face of it? lemonis: you live the same way, don't you? aren't you 100% in charge? dino: yeah. lemonis: i think you have a great idea, but the franchise concept -- it's not going anywhere like this, and you haven't sold one. so, i want to look at the name. i want to look at the menu offering. i want to look at all of that. debbie #2: i'm ready for it. i hope that succe

>> defined actor, my family has been in burbank on that same street for 50 years.father, my family had a prominent photolab that started in 1971. i bought this restaurant across the street, we would take my clients and my brother. i have been paying taxes. it is absolutely ridiculous just like -- >> what are you going to do? are you thinking about suing? do you have a case? what are your next steps? >> it is so outrageous what is going on. mark garrigus represents -- each step they take, one of the point, they arrested my 20-year-old son three times in 5 or 6 days, the last time they arrested my kid was just for coming near the entrance of the restaurant on the sidewalk. what are we talking about? this is beyond any common sense. if i may i want to point one thing out too. my facebook tab has 8 or 9000 supporters, it got canceled, it is gone like that because i asked my supporters to call city councilmember, call them for support. that was enough to take out my facebook page. jillian: you are speaking out now and we are images, we wish you the best of luck with eve

and paris based for trickster the truman burbank is an online sensation with a tongue in cheek take on how to make your playground. on thursday germany's ministry of culture announce the planned return of the binion bronzes from german newseum is in 2022 and most of the artifacts were looted by british forces during a military attack on the kingdom of binion in what is now nigeria back in 8097 and they're now scattered between as many as 160 museums and institutions worldwide well it's a trailblazing move and certainly ramps up the pressure on other european former colonial powers to follow suit. some of africa's most prized treasures for decades demands for their restitution have grown . now cultural and political leaders have agreed to begin returning to artifacts held in german museums by next yeah. i must admit i cannot believe it but there was also a very positive result when everybody agreed to eat steps being grown so used to being in. our has to go back to nigeria so this is really great really great news and a significant change of heart the bronzes were due to be showcased at

also known as the truman burbank has turned. every day environment film set for his genius stunts. i used to play the clown in the classroom i love to fool around i don't plan anything i just improvise once i arrive on the scene. his entertaining clips all right. not just skateboarding friends so. i created a world of. high level. somewhat unconventional i want to entertain and i don't have to be the best there great thing about my sketches is that they don't have anyone iranian american or portuguese can understand. the person 1st at the age at 16 he was practicing 8 hours every day. tricks like this one require preparation. the great she has been treated with wax at 35 is one of the more senior skaters around. magine long beards eaters just racing around into their boards but in reality forming tricks is physically demanding especially when you're doing 2 or 3 in a row. and this mentally taxing too is a real risk of getting hurt. and if you try to take myself seriously i always see we're just skating. having fun with a board under our feet nothing more there's no reason to get ar

burbank is about -- year and a half ago wouldn't have met that definition because burbank is pretty crowdede taking advantage of that. neil: are you primarily then focusing on the western part of the united states, or that is the region from which flights will take off? >> we're starting out in burbank, neil. we expect to build points of presence or little bases in different parts of the united states. we're starting in burbank because the opportunity was there. and in and out of burbank, our target is going to be short haul markets, so our longest length is about a two and a half hour journey, on average a little less than two hours. so these are all west of the rockies, 11 markets none of which have service today from burbank in different points of the western u.s. neil: you know what caught my attention, andrew, not so much your teaser fares to start flying, but the fact that you don't charge an arm and a leg even for first bags, $10, that sort of thing. >> right. neil: that, you know, caught my attention, i'm sure many others. i mean, so your whole package built around the idea that you

the burbank public library hosted this event and the video was provided by the burbank channel. i just wanted to say that thank you all for coming. i'm a hubert kozak of the library staff and tonight's program is part of a series of programs that the library presents from time to time on topics related to the film industry. sometimes we take a look behind the scenes that help films in a specific genre army or explore how our particular movie was made. we did this recently for example with queens of animation. and with a look at the making of the movie chinatown just a few weeks ago now. tonight we're presenting a program on the craft and varied history of documentary filmmaking. and the spring we hope to present a program on the creation of music scores for film by taking a close. look at the story career of max steiner. perhaps hollywood's most influential composer. it has been noted that we are presently in a golden age of documentary filmmaking with more documentaries being filmed screened and seen than ever before. but what impresses me more than that i suppose is that i've

retire bebetter >>> as the sun sinks in the west, launching today, offering routes from burbank, to 11he west coast. to kickoff the service, one way tears start at $19 but it is going to cost you extra to check back and pick your seat in advance. flights begin on april 28th and the first one is going to go from burbank right to santa rosa. >> a lot of folks anxious to get back to traveling. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00, the news ntinues streaming on ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the breaking news-- a mass shooting in texas, just hours after president biden announced new gun control measures. multiple people injured after a shooting at a texas cabinet manufacturer. the new details tonight. and, on the same day president biden calls gun violence in the u.s. "an international embarrassment," ordering a crackdown on homemade weapons, and cacalling on congress to mae stronger gun laws. >> enough prayers. time for some action. >> o'donnell: two covid vaccine sites suddenly shut down, after adverse reactions to the johnson & johnson shot. tonight, the

flights to begin april 28th and the first and will go from burbank to santa rosa. >>> a live look at oracle park, the giants are getting ready for their home opener tomorrow afternoon against the rockies, and for the first time in a long time, real live fans will be in the stands. chopper five flew over oracle this afternoon, we spotted a message on the first base line urging fans to vaccinate. anyone heading to games this season will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test within 72 hours of the game. the giants are offering free rapid tests through dignity health. >>> no cardboard cutout, either. tomorrow, perfect night for spring baseball in the bay area if you take a jacket. >> the game starts at 1:35 in the afternoon service and sunshine go, of course it will be cool and breezy and let's take a look at the forecast for the giants home opener. tomorrow afternoon first pitches at 1:35 after all the opening day festivities or home opener festivities. temperatures will be a 50 degrees, that is the high for the day. it will happen around one: 30, 2:00. cool and bre

and paris based or trickster the truman burbank is an online sensation with a tongue in cheek take on how to make your playground. on thursday germany's ministry of culture announced the planned return of the binion bronzes from german museums in 2022 and most of the artifacts were looted by british forces during a military attack on the kingdom of been in what is now nigeria back in 8097 and they're now scattered between as many as 160 news and institutions worldwide well it's a trailblazing move and certainly ramps up the pressure on other european former colonial powers to follow suit. some of africa's most prized treasures for decades demands for their restitution have grown . now cultural and political leaders have agreed to begin returning to the facts held in german museums by next year. i must admit i cannot believe it but there was also a very positive result and everybody. agreed to it being grown so used to being in. our has to go back to nigeria so this is really great really great news and a significant change of heart the branches were due to be showcased at new forum ju

since 2007 it will be based in burbank, california what is the flight plan here they will target leisureh. serving the under served markets. the ceo says that's the key and making sure they can meet what he says as growing demand. >> we all believe that we see light at the end of the tunnel it's coming soon we stand in a great place to get started here and especially be up and running for the summer peak season. it should be good. >> what kind of demand are we see ing for airline travel in the united states? are you looyou are looking at levels down 30% down from pre-pandemic levels. dom, it was down 60% at one time one reason why the airline index is higher is most of the carriers -- a good portion of the carriers -- have gone to cash flow break even they believe they can sustain that now they are seeing regular increase in demand in terms of people flying here in the united states dom dom, avelo is the newest based in burbank andrew levy, the ceo, among the first starting up allegiant. a lot of people are saying what are they doing rockford, illinois to orlando. this is never going to

they are offering routes from burbank to 11 destinations on the west coast. to kickoff service, one-way fares start at $19. it will cost you extra to check bags or pick your seats in advance. flights begin april 28, the first one is from burbank to santa rosa. >>> 5:44, a report on the roads this friday. >> we are going to start off with 880, if you are trained to access it this morning, might be tough. chp is doing traffic control because of an injury accident. so, you've got some delays and a lot of activity in and around that area. this is thorton, just as you approach at 880 connector. so, not affecting the freeway, still okay if you are headed both directions, but trying to get on might be a little tough. we will let you know how that plays out. to the bay bridge, there is a broken down vehicle coming off the upper deck as you head into san francisco, right around fremont street. we are starting to track if you break lights because of it. not as far back as treasure island yet, but certainly building. definitely plan for that. overall, still quiet, no li

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this is the news live from burbank india's inoculation drive it crumbles long queues for a vaccine that doesn't count several states run out and does its country is battling a record breaking spiking because big 19 infections and it's also coming up at least $45.00 players did and many more critically injured after a stampede at the jewish festival the 1st big religious gathering to be held since the government lifted some coronavirus districts.

victoria burbank herrera explains their agreement with the school district for this summer. the districts. >> is offering math academies that will allow general education students at the elementary level to choose whether they take part in in person. >> or distance, learning model the middle school junior high level they will have 2 hours a day again, choosing either distance learning or in person. >> to the teachers unions disappointment for becker era says the school district will only offer in person instruction for special education programs this summer and no virtual options. despite moving forward with plans for the summer and fall and allen says the school board hasn't done enough to answer their demands. we don't think that the school board is meeting its fiduciary duties. >> toward the students that it has stewardship over. there's a lot more of that. the school board. could have done and was legally required to do that. it has. and the attorney representing freeman. parents lee and dolan says they expect to have more decisions and updates in the coming weeks. in fr

to ask for the fans are not supported at an inappropriate time teachers union president victoria burbank herrera disagrees with any claims of teachers making political decisions or requests. >> and says she too is disappointed that the school district ended negotiations the spring semester. the district ultimately decided that they needed to look towards the future. instead. >> and we're we're going to have to do the same at this point. >> in addition to demanding that schools reopen by april. 26 parents also demand for the school board to approve a full return in person instruction planned for the fall by april 30th in fremont taylor kron 4 news. parents in the south san francisco unified school district will soon have the option. >> to bring their students back to campus for in person learning officials have install 30 of these mobile disinfection units you're looking at on your screen across all 16 schools in the district uses ultraviolet light to kill covid-19 particles and the air and on surfaces. the district will welcome students in traditional kindergarten to 5th grade on monday.

the indoor of that guidance that was issued by the state is really encouraging, santa rosa's luther burbank center has an expansive campus for seminars, receptions. private parties, mostly empty rooms for months, but not much longer. we have seen an increase in enquiries in terms of our availability and what we can do, and. people wanting to scheduled date the performing arts theater now doubles as a vaccination site, and when acts do book again, they probably won't be headliners or national tours not went only 400 seats can be sold out of 1800. the capacity is a huge factor in any venue when you're determining what type of act and how much you can expend new guidelines also restrict food and drink, ban out of state guests and allow more people in if they are vaccinated. it's a lot to navigate in sonoma cow. the deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. my mobile vaccination team aims to inoculate up to 1000 seniors at a large senior living facility in san francisco's chinatown, the city began administering shots this morning to residents and ping yuen. it's all in an effort to boost vaccination

flights begin on april 28th and the first one is going to go from burbank right to santa rosa. >> a lot of folks anxious to get back to traveling. >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00, the news ntinues streaming on ♪ ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, the breaking news-- a mass shooting in texas, just hours after president biden announced new gun control measures. multiple people injured after a shooting at a texas cabinet manufacturer. the new details tonight. and, on the same day president biden calls gun violence in the u.s. "an international embarrassment," ordering a crackdown on homemade weapons, and cacalling on congress to mae stronger gun laws. >> enough prayers. time for some action. >> o'donnell: two covid vaccine sites suddenly shut down, after adverse reactions to the johnson & johnson shot. tonight, the rare side effect. plus, the midwest on the verge of a coronavirus relapse. lack of oxygen. the dramatic testimony in the derek chauvin murder trial. the medical expert shows the jury when he says the life goes out of george floyd's body. former n.f

really want to feel like i was trying to like respond to people on instagram and there's the cowboy in burbank well black cowboy community a black out with and they actually all gathered at their bar to watch the film on the opening night he was sending me pictures and it cool to be you know other cowboys and cowgirls around really but yeah he's competed in doing that across the country and you base the same parallel what your street a thing and so. when they when that when i came out yeah you know and i traveled around the country what i thought was the civil subculture that exists really you know black writers to maps you meet everywhere from new york to l.a. to seattle tampa chicago st louis like every corner of the united states they would come out to see me on the horses you know. and it was a really beautiful thing it's like ok this is like a real thing and then you start to find out about you know this incredibly rich history of like cowboys new old west you know and where you know one in 4 tabloids black in industrious they have been the basis for the lone ranger and all the stories. t

the burbank public library hosted this event and the video was provided by the burbank channel. i just wanted to say that thank you all for coming. i'm a hubert kozak of the library staff and tonight's program is part of a series of programs that the library presents from time to time on topics related to the film industry. sometimes we take a look behind the scenes that help films in a specific genre army or explore how our particular movie was made. we did this recently for example with queens of animation. and with a look at the making of the movie chinatown just a few weeks ago now. tonight we're presenting a program on the craft and varied history of documentary

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they're offering routes between burbank and 11 destinations including santa rosa and reading.re offering introductory one-way fares starting at $19. flights start taking off on 28th and the airline claims to be america's first new mainstream airline in nearly 15 years. spencer, what do >>> i am always concerned about them being great. i am concerned about what safety record and what planes and maintenance. that sort of of of of of of the founder was on the 3:00 news and mentioned they have very experienced pilots who are familiar with the aircraft. they did say prices will go up. $19 introductory but he wouldn't say what he will settle on. >> yup! the prices always go up, don't tey? i think budgetthink budgetthinkg budget are we talking. as long as we are completely safe that is my top concern. i will pay for safety. we'll see. >> we wish them well. of course the prices will go up. we can't sustain that further. >>> sports illustrated is breaking ground in the driver for inclusivity. the 21-year-old says he actually has no idea where his gender falls right now but he says he w

we revealed rob used to work at universal studios in the burbank area.you have any link to disneyland? >> no. didn't get a chance to work there. we get close to the summer. >> lifetime free passes? take it away, rob. >> this week the story is that ocean air in the morning, how long these cooler temperatures will stick around and could we see warmer weather by the weekend. a look at that when we come back. come experience floor and decor's grand opening in pleasant hill! comfortably shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. explore floor and decor's newest area location. now open in pleasant hill! >>> our ongoing series "climate in crisis." scientists began noting an unusual warming of the ocean waters along the bay area coast. they attributed it to a change in climate. that led to the discovery of some unusual behavior among sea creatures. a strange phenomenon bringing young sharks to monterey bay. >> reporter: a cornucopia of life. dolphins, whale

by the name of the truman burbank like jim carrey and the truman show the frenchman loves the legendary hollywood movie and just like in the truman show his urban environment becomes a film that. i used to play the clown in the classroom i love to fool around. and the thing i just improvise once i arrive on the scene. invent ways to use them. is entertaining clips are a hit with people from all walks of life not just skateboarding fans. creases the world and i. try to do for high levels. conventionally i want to entertain and i don't have to be the best skater out there great thing about myself is that they don't have anyone iranian american. portuguese can understand. the persian 1st. 4 by the time he was 16 he was practicing 8 hours every day his tricks are inspired by his surroundings like this construction site in a paris suburb. only decided to. try to get creative using it. to pull off new. having rocks to the greatest key for making this path and. as this is his special board. unique it's something. that makes jumping easier. very small hard wheels because the harder they are. th

there will be daily nonstop flights from sonoma county airport in santa rosa and the hollywood burbanks planning on flying between santa rosa and san diego in the fall. >>> attention bay ant usape pawos with lipper cards. cardholders can transport their phones through apple wallet, allowing them to ditch the card and pay with their also -- iphone or apple watch. one thing, the note -- the card will be deactivated. it won't work as a backup. >>> there will be a similar system using google pay. it's about time for all of this. we are getting everything at the end of the pandemic. we quit using cash, so we are shrinking everything up. >> cash, people carry it and hardly use it anymore. it's crazy. a member when cash was king? that is over. >> unbelievable. >>> just ahead, climate change in your food, it's not just about what you eat that helps grow and make the future of food. >>> this will sound kind need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 o

the base is burbank, california. access to the huge l.a. southern california market. they will be targeting leisure travel who are the ceo of avelo believes they are ready, especially in the smaller cities, and they are tired of going through big hubs. >> it takes a lot of time to get there. you go through long lines. there is a lot of headaches and hassles. and small airports are honestly a better experience. i think all customers would agree with that. >> take a look at shares of aleejant why am i showing you allegiant going back over the last ten years? because andrew levy, the chrome of avelo, before he was cfo at united airlines he was one of the first executives at aleejant in the late '90s at that time the blueprint was underserved smaller cities, connect them with destinations like learned or las vegas, places where people want to go that worked out well for aleejant i remember when this all started back in the late '90s and some of the airlines were targeting the unserved markets, people would scoff, say come on, how many people in rockford want to go to orla

by the name of the truman burbank like jim carrey in the truman show the frenchman loves a legendary hollywood movie and just like in the truman show his urban environment becomes a film that. i used to play the clown in the classroom i love to. sing i just improvise once i arrive on the scene. is entertaining clips are a hit with people from all walks of life not just skateboarding fans. creases the world of. high levels. conventionally i want to entertain and i don't have to be the best eater out there great thing about my skin is that they do so anyway america. portuguese can understand. the persian 1st. for by the time he was 16 he was practicing 8 hours every day his tricks are inspired by his surroundings like this construction site in a paris suburb. on these great. but i tried to get creative using a. pool of new. padding rocks to the great is key for making this happen. as is his special board. it's from sections. and. that makes jumping easier. very small hard wheels the harder they are. this may look but it requires a lot of effort at 35 as one of the more senior skaters a

joining us, erin mclachlan who is in los angeles and from burbank, california.n, what is the feeling on j&j? >> reporter: there is demand for j&j. it's seen as a critical component of the overall vaccination strategy here at this center in south l.a. this is one of the hardest hit areas of los angeles. at one point it saw that 25% of the people here had been infected by the virus. it's densely populated. many migrant workers live here, many people also living below the poverty line. as you can see behind me, a busy vaccination center just over that way. those are the tents where they're administering the shots. the area right here is called the pit. this is where people go to wait for those potential side effects after receiving a vaccine, and in this tent over here is where they're preparing the actual vaccines. over here you see they just finished up a tray of pfizer. right here is the johnson & johnson shot. everyone who receives one of these shots will also receive this pamphlet warning of those rare side effects you were referring to, katy, and the health d

victoria burbank herrera explains their agreement with the school district for this summer. the districts. >> is offering math academies that will allow general education students at elementary level to choose whether they take part in in person. >> or distance, learning model the middle school junior high level they will have 2 hours a day again, choosing either distance learning or in person. >> to the teachers unions disappointment for becker era says the school district will only offer in person instruction for special education programs this summer and no virtual options. despite moving forward with plans for the summer and fall. and lynn says the school board hasn't done enough to answer their demands. we don't think that the school board is meeting its fiduciary duties. >> toward the students that it has stewardship over. there's a lot more of that. the school board. could have done and was legally required to do that. it hasn't. >> that attorney representing fremont parents says that they expect to make more decisions and have updates in the coming weeks for now live

to ask for the bands are not supported at an inappropriate time teachers union president victoria burbank herrera disagrees with any claims of teachers making political decisions or requests. >> and says she too is disappointed that the school district ended negotiations the spring semester. the district ultimately decided that they needed to look towards the future. instead. >> and we're we're going to have to do the same at this point. >> in addition to demanding that schools reopen by april. 26 parents also demand for the school board to approve a full return in person instruction planned for the fall by april 30th in fremont ellerbee sackey kron 4 news. >> the largest public school district in california has reopening all is reopening all of its elementary schools for in person learning kindergarten through 6th graders in the la unified school district are now back on campus but only for a few hours each morning and they are on staggered schedules over the course of a week. >> parents in the south san francisco unified school district. they will soon have the option to bring their stu

to ask for the bands are not supported at an inappropriate time teachers union president victoria burbank herrera disagrees with any claims of teachers making political decisions or requests. >> and says she too is disappointed that the school district ended negotiations the spring semester. the district ultimately decided that they needed to. >> look towards the future. instead. >> and we're we're going to have to do the same at this point. >> in addition to demanding that schools reopen by april. 26 parents also demand for the school board to approve a reopening plan for the fall semester for in person instruction by april 30th. >> some frustration there taylor any indication on when the school board might work on that fall plan. >> well, the school board is set to review that fall plan at its next meeting on april 21st. and again, the superintendent. in a statement today says that they are preparing for a full five-day a week school week returning in the fall. that's the latest here in fremont until every second reporting. all right, taylor, thank you for that. >> as california expands

fremont unified district teachers association president victoria burbank. herrera says their current contract for distance learning expires in june. barring any restrictions from the county or state, they plan to return to in person learning in august as long as they are allowed. still some parents and teachers are skeptical. we aren't necessarily going to be set up for the fall. we are we are gonna have any practice having put in any of those safety guidelines in place. because we didn't do it this year. there are not a lot of kids out there who are suffering not just academically but emotionally. the attorney the parents hired is based in southern california. they say he was successful in getting injunctions filed to have district's reopen into diego and los angeles. given fremont unified until monday to respond to the letter, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news coming up here, the mayor of chicago, urging her community to remain calm. after graphic body cam video was released in the deadly shooting of a 13 year old boy will tell you what led up to the shoo

fremont unified district teachers association president victoria burbank. herrera says their current contract for distance learning expires in june. barring any restrictions from the county or state they plan to return to in person learning in august as long as they are allowed. the attorney the parents hired is based in southern calif. or one year they say he was successful in getting injunctions filed to have district's reopen in san diego and los angeles. they've given fremont unified until monday to respond to the letter. cristina rendon ktvu. fox two news. headed just in time for your weekend friday tomorrow, saturday and sunday. temperatures are going to come up a few degrees each day sunday ends up being the warmest day by far in the weekend with potential, certainly mid upper eighties but maybe maybe alone 90 so we'll watch out that cause usually hides from today. really, almost just like yesterday. tomorrow the fog we back in the morning, it'll burn off like it did today. it'll be just a bit warmer, less of an onshore flow of the winds will be his

the door of that guidance that was issued by the state is really encouraging, santa rosa's luther burbankter has an expansive campus for seminars, receptions. private parties, mostly empty rooms for months, but how much longer we have seen an increase in enquiries in terms of our availability and what we can do, and people wanting to scheduled dates. the performing arts theater now doubles as a vaccination site, and when acts do book again, they probably won't be headliners or national tours not went only 400 seats can be sold out of 1800. the capacity is a huge factor in any venue when you're determining what type of act and how much you can expend new guidelines also restrict food and drink ban out of state guests and allow more people in if they are vaccinated. it's a lot to navigate. license this thing arts organizations are very excited despite the challenges, and they also know as they decide for these new rules that covid numbers will continue to evolve and andre, the tune could change again. back to you reporting for us live. thank you so much. oh well, burial. why they're from re

fremont unified district teachers association president victoria burbank. herrera says their current contract for distance learning expires in june. barring any restrictions from the county or state, they plan to return to in person learning in august as long as they are allowed. still some parents and teachers are skeptical. we aren't necessarily going to be set up for the fall. we are we are gonna have any practice having put in any of those safety guidelines in place. because we didn't do it this year. there are not a lot of kids out there who are suffering not just academically but emotionally, the attorney that the parents hired is based in southern california. they say he was instrumental and successful in getting the court to file an injunction to open school district in san diego and los angeles. they've given fremont unified until monday to respond to their letter. julie cristina rendon reporting live tonight, christina franks. we're looking at a pretty nice looking weekend. coming our way today is beautiful about about the same in terms of tempera

to ask for the fans are not supported at an inappropriate time teachers union president victoria burbank disagrees with any claims of teachers making political decisions or requests. >> and says she too is disappointed that the school district ended negotiations the spring semester. the district ultimately decided that they needed to look towards the future. instead. >> and we're we're going to have to do the same at this point. >> in addition to demanding that schools reopen by april. 26 parents also demand for the school board to approve a full return in person instruction planned for the fall by april 30th in fremont ellerbee sackey kron 4 news. >> for parents in south san francisco unified school district will actually have the option to bring their students back to campus for in person learning here. pretty quick officials have installed 30 of these mobile disinfection units across all 16 schools in the district. and you can see once the blue light comes on. that's an ultraviolet light and it used to kill covid-19 particles that are in the air. are there on surfaces. the district sa

victoria burbank herrera explains their agreement with the school district for this summer. the districts. >> is offering math academies. >> and that will allow general education students at the elementary level. >> to choose whether they take part in in person. >> or distance, learning model the middle school junior high level they will have 2 hours a day again, choosing either distance learning or in person. >> to the teachers unions disappointment for becker era says the school district will only offer in person instruction for special education programs this summer and no virtual options. despite moving forward with plans for the summer and fall. and lynn says the school board hasn't done enough to answer their demands. we don't think that the school board is meeting its fiduciary duties. >> toward the students that it has stewardship over. there's a lot more of that. the school board. could have done and was legally required to do that. it has. and the attorney representing freeman parents lee and dolan says they expect to have more decisions and updates in the coming w

you have made us a better country in front of the burbank city hall.essman adam schiff and the anc. a held a press conference. >> in honor of the historic move. congressman schiff was one of nearly 100 lawmakers to urge the president to take this stand in 1914 more than 2 million armenians lived in the ottoman empire in 1920 to the number dropped to 400,000 turkish officials have denied the killings were systemic effort of ethnic cleansing scholars. however, disagree more than 20 countries have formally called this a genocide. the u.s. is now on that list in response to the president's statement, the turkish government released this saying we reject and denounce in the strongest terms the statement of the president of the united states regarding the events in 1915 this statement will open a deep wound that undermines or mutual trust and friendship. we call on the u.s. president to correct this grave mistake. >> pope francis, the european parliament have called on turkey to recognize the responsibility. and except the term genocide. why won't turkey do

i live in california and i live just about 50 miles away from burbank. the burbank city council not only shut down and force a business to stay closed, they are doing everything they can do to keep the business closed, including using city resources to build a fence, using city resources to protect offense with police. we saw it with mayor bowser in d.c. when we saw the rally support donald trump at the end of december, beginning of january. mayor bowser shutdown restaurants, hotels, basically pressure to the local businesses into following whatever it is the mayor wanted. the mayor is flexing way too much power. you even have governors, governor whitmer stopped the sale of seeds at hardware store during the pandemic because seeds were seen as something that was dangerous. i think we are seeing a very large gross overreach by our government. this is something that everyone needs to be talking about. i happened to be a republican, a child of immigrants, and gay. i go out there and try to bring awareness to these issues because these businesses are not hav

>> sandra: it looks like burbank, california, is doing all it can to keep a one restaurant closed.ng covid restrictions racking up $50,000 in fines. critics are wondering if this is necessary. let's bring in joe. they put a fence around it. the electricity was shut off, sandbags around it. they're trying to do everything they can keep this guy from opening it. >> i don't know how these politicians do it. you know ed fox was nice enough to cover, 50% now in new jerseye struggling. we lost so much money and the politicians, how about if they didn't get paid? doesn't go out to fancy restaurants, people put fences around! this is a egregious, it's wrong, and the connotations are not business. it hurts us. >> sandra: when the story was brought to my attention i was digging through and i thought, $50,000 in fines, they racked this up in the pandemic. i thought, they must've been doing really bad stuff. it went on to detail that they allowed outdoor dining when it had been abandoned. >> it's inexcusable. it's like gangster mode. gavin newsom will get recalled like that, even governor cuom

burbank, california, avelo launching with an emphasis on the underserved markets in the united statesunction, colorado it will start flying at the end of this month. joe, probably a good time to be opportunistic as they pulled back from the smaller regional markets to focus on their core bigger markets opportunity. >> i like that idea. sorkin, you're an aspen guy. grand junction how do you get to aspen? you can't get there from here? i think grand junction would make a little -- there's a couple of places out there that you want to be telluride, crested boutte, it would be easier to go to salt lake city. >> you know that's my move. >> that's my move. so much easier. >> and eugene, oregon, i don't -- you know, i only know one -- >> it's great up there i've been up there, too. too many different flights you've got to take for those of us not departing from teeterboro, it's tough. >> i only knew one thing about eugene really good marijuana up there i think you can get that everywhere now >> try right outside your window >> really? >> no. i've smelled it out there. >> senator cardin is li

>> based in burbank, california as you say by the end of the month begin flying to 11 airports and marketsbut the pandemic grounded those plans but now -- company believes it is a perfect time to take advantage of the rebound in air travel. strategy, of course, is to offer very low airfares to markets that have little competition places like -- grand junction, colorado, and eugene oregon places normally have to travel vee why a major hub which brings its own challenges and begin with a fleet of three boeing 737s and then plans to add three more this summer. but 19 bucks pretty darn good. stuart: i would fly anywhere for $19. [laughter] all right ashley -- yeah. >> all right everybody, have you seen this? louis vuitton launching new hand bag in shape of an airplane. this purse will set you back $39,000. but that kind of money you can buy this -- real plane on ebay with a thousand dollars to spare. we thought we would bring you that. we have to show you this headline again. new york city is in a death spiral with rising taxes and empty office buildings. will the city ever come back? we're go

we looked gerj together at luger burbank. thank you. i want to join president biden and vice president harass and mayor london lead and the naacp. what a great victory today. finally justice for an african american man killed by a police officer. it's my personal hope as a mother of an african american son this police officer will receive the 75 years on each of the three counts and this will be the beginning of going forward at as the police officer killed and whatever and a person without any cause they need to go to prison not jail but prison and lose their pension. i hope this is the beginning of police row -- reform. thank you for the one minute of silence for george floyd and can't get his murder out of our minds. we thank the young lady who video taped this and brought it to the world. when it first happened the police officer said he decide of medical causes. again, i share tears of happiness and sadness and joy today. thank you so much. >> i've said at many board meetings i'm not sure how much power the board has but find it in