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. >> burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he is concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting. we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment. they have asked us to refer to the city's attorney's office. we'll update the story as soon as we get a response. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new project is on the way to the bay area to help deal with the homeless crisis. we'll have more details after the break. also, several new abortion restrictions trigger laws took effect in several states across. of the cross. the country will have a live report >> welcome back. 4.14, now to tackle the ongoing homeless crisis. governor newsom's office awarded 694 million dollars to build new homeless housing units across the state. it's a part of his project called project homekey. the endeavor will create more than 2500 new

it is that we stick class because the time has changed since they, you know, was burress that out of the league of nations. most african countries were not even independent at that time. now you're talking about 1200000000 people on the continent, no permanent seat, the u. n. that is a travesty of justice. i'm one to turn to the region as well because you are currently the chair of the southern african development community with authentic and you are handing power over the next month. i believe. now in the time that you've been in that position, you've had to deal with the ongoing insurgency in mozambique unrest. and if a teeny and i know elections and bob way, just round the corner, where do you see the greatest ongoing regional threat? yes, next month i'll be handing over the chair shipped to d r. c president. it's a chevy, but i can assure you that you've been with the issues bedevilled us in most of the cupboard there. got done. we are handling this as a region together with the cooperation mod laterally. that awesome awesome big has a right bilaterally to have with others. and s

she started a podcast, half the burress does nla have a podcast.'t hate them, i just wish that i did not have to think about them at all. harry once dressed up as a nazi. >> is their photographic evidence of him dressing as a nazi? >> yes, absolutely. it was a big scandal in britain. not here because he was not our prince at the time. >> he has such woke credibility and he dressed up as a nazi? let me go back to you, kevin, on this. one of the most important stories of our day. >> we need some levity. >> to me, the thing about meghan markle, she does not even offend me. people who are self absorbed do not offend me. what offended me because i listened to her podcast as she is boring. the same generic girl power thing. i do not think that she is doing anything for whatever cause, you know, i guess her only because is herself, but it is not resonating with anyone. no one likes her, why do you think it is? >> in terms of social media in this media landscape, boring. i would love to see her take on serious conversations and make herself more relevant.

. >> burress is demanding to know the demographics and reasons in each case and what the official protocolhow many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. now as ella sogomonian reporting for us, we reached out to the san francisco fire department, but they asked us to refer to the city attorney's office. >> we'll update you when we get a response. well, new gas-powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, a state board approved the move to go completely green in the next decade. new california air resources board voting unanimously on that decision. here's a timeline of the phase out. so by 2026 35% of new cars sold in the state will have to be electric. that number increasing to 68% by 2030, and then 100% by 2035. this will not apply to used cars if the goal is reached, california would cut emissions from gas in half by 2040. it will give our state the world's most stringent regulations for transitioning to electric vehicles. call for demand to harry has that story >> california's gr

. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographicsove is necessary. he says he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. that was ella sogomonian reporting. we reached out to the san francisco fire department, but they asked us. >> to talk to the city attorney's office and we haven't heard back. time now 6.38 senator alex padilla was in san francisco calling for more m-pox vaccines. the public health department in san francisco says the virus could become endemic if the need isn't met soon. the department's director doctor grant colfax s 12,000 shots are needed to stop the spread, california right now is more than 3,000 m-pox cases. second highest in the nation behind new york. but experts say that the concerns about the delay, you should be put at ease a little bit because that first dose, they say, is very effective. >> and we're seeing a drop in the number of serious cases right because if you hot and parks, you not going to get

. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographicsicial protocol is to determine whether that move is necessary. he says he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. we reached out to the san francisco fire department for comment and additional context around these numbers. they asked us to refer to the city attorney's office. we'll update this story as soon as we get a response. coming up next at 12, 30, a major push to eliminate gas powered vehicles in california. >> the ripple effects of the decision, including the impact on trade schools. plus, a warning from the fed reserve chair on inflation. why he says there's more pain to come. and frustrations boiling after recent crime in oakland, criticism of the city's handling. a public safety now coming from a big name in the coming from a big name in the county's leadership. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm havi

. >> has today that 4,000 people in this way since 2018 burress is demanding to know the demographicsays he's concerned how many of those people could have also been exercising their first amendment right to protest as his client was doing when injected that was ella sogomonian reporting and we did reach out to the san francisco fire department, but they referred us to the city attorney's office and we have not got a response yet. >> well, new gas-powered cars will become a thing of the past here in california, the state board approved the move to go. >> completely green in the next decade. the california air resources board voted unanimously on that decision. well, here's a timeline of the phase out by 2026. 35% of new cars sold in the state will have to be electric. that number increasing to 68% in 2030, and then 100% by 2035, this will not apply to used cars if the goal is reached, california would cut emissions from gas in half by 2040, and it would give our state the world's most stringent regulations for transitioning to electric vehicles. kron four's amanda hari has that story.