hustle for medi-cal dollars. so that pieces out perfectly to welcome drew morell from the department of public health who will present on that department's efforts. >> thank you. >> supervisor melgar: drew, are you with us? >> how's that? i unmuted myself. thank you supervisor melgar. thank you, alex. i appreciate this time to kind of talk through. i think i would like to level set and make sure it's clear. like i'm really speaking to the behavioral health portion of alex's slide. the california children's trust and the engagement they have with the city right now. the target for my presentation today is the behavioral health portion of it. particularly on the f.r.c. side and additional claiming opportunities. but the presentation today, the focus is on what we can do for behavioral health claiming both in mental health and other opportunities. i appreciate the time to speak to it. it's an important, somewhat technical issue. sometimes people are bored by it but i'm always excited to speak to it. and i'm excited.

hustle for medi-cal dollars. so that pieces out perfectly to welcome drew morell from the department of public health who will present on that department's efforts. >> thank you. >> supervisor melgar: drew, are you with us? >> how's that? i unmuted myself. thank you supervisor melgar. thank you, alex. i appreciate this time to kind of talk through. i think i would like to level set and make sure it's clear. like i'm really speaking to the behavioral health portion of alex's slide. the california children's trust and the engagement they have with the city right now. the target for my presentation today is the behavioral health portion of it. particularly on the f.r.c. side and additional claiming opportunities. but the presentation today, the focus is on what we can do for behavioral health claiming both in mental health and other opportunities. i appreciate the time to speak to it. it's an important, somewhat technical issue. sometimes people are bored by it but i'm always excited to speak to it. and i'm excited.

hustle for medi-cal dollars. so that pieces out perfectly to welcome drew morell from the department of public health who will present on that department's efforts. >> thank you. >> supervisor melgar: drew, are you with us? >> how's that? i unmuted myself. thank you supervisor melgar. thank you, alex. i appreciate this time to kind of talk through. i think i would like to level set and make sure it's clear. like i'm really speaking to the behavioral health portion of alex's slide. the california children's trust and the engagement they have with the city right now. the target for my presentation today is the behavioral health portion of it. particularly on the f.r.c. side and additional claiming opportunities. but the presentation today, the focus is on what we can do for behavioral health claiming both in mental health and other opportunities. i appreciate the time to speak to it. it's an important, somewhat technical issue. sometimes people are bored by it but i'm always excited to speak to it. and i'm excited.

san francisco unified school district medi-cal building. sfusd is on the front line connecting families to medical services, 104% in inpatient visits, 151% increase for children ages 10 to 14, there exist 61% increase in the rate of self-reported mental health needs since 2005. whereas, covid-19 has led to greater need for mental health services for youth as a result of massive disruption. economic and security and social isolation has exacerbated the equity to stabilize the primary care network and access resources available to families including mental health. whereas, san francisco unified school district schools are ground zero for youth mental health crises. primary actors in addressing these mental health needs, whereas san francisco unified school district already access small amount of reimbursement via school-based medi-cal activities. whereas san francisco unified school district through funding from the department of children youth and families and the public education enrichment fund is providing significant funding to support s

would mean to maintain the cal trains roll organizationally, as well as organization of cal trains. and second, to create a new governance structure. and, third, to seek a regional merger option, which has been specified by some members of the cal trains' board with bart. this includes the cost of making changes, the potential for improved transportation and the timeline necessary to make the big changes among some of these options, as well as the ability to provide regional and improve regional connectivity. and we'll continue to support the work of the cal train board members, as well as our board, throughout this importance process. turning now to the local level, there are a couple of events. the first is district 4 mobility studies, with commissioner mar, this saturday the 27th. and this will be another one of the studies outreach meetings where staff will share the preliminary findings for long-term alternatives for configuration of the great highway. it will include walking, bicycling, and other transit throughout the district, as well as the commercial corridors. it includes

this former cal bear dalton jefferies. you can tell the old kids at home, he struck out mookie betts on three pitches. perfect on the mound. tied in the seventh and dodgers matt davison and that's not coming back. that's the game-winning home run too. a's had just two hits in the game in a 2-1 loss. golf, tiger woods remains in the hospital as he recovers from leg injuries he suffered in tuesday's car accident. he wasn't far from the minds of his fellow pros in florida today. rory mcilroy sported the woods traditional red shirt for the wgc final round and tony finau too. who shined in this course? shoes off, pants rolled up for this shot. got out clean. shot was short. i like the grit. parred the whole. finished tied for second. the pga champion out of cal, this for birdie and a three shot lead and he coasted. rolled in a birdie effort here to finish off a three-shot victory and joined tiger woods as the only players to win a major and a world golf championship title before the age of 25. basketball. stanford hailey jones

cal swins 76-58.hey advance to round two of the pac-12 tournament. >>> the nba all-star break is over. the warriors tim off the second half of the season tomorrow night in l.a. against the clippers. they might not have this guy. their talented rookie, james wiseman. steve kerr saying the 19-year-old missed his covid test over the break and because of that, might not play tomorrow night. the warriors by the way are currently the nine seed in the western conference. one spot away from playoff contention. back in a moment. want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen.

hustle for medi-cal dollars. so that pieces out perfectly to welcome drew morell from the department of public health who will present on that department's efforts. >> thank you. >> supervisor melgar: drew, are you with us? >> how's that? i unmuted myself. thank you supervisor melgar. thank you, alex. i appreciate this time to kind of talk through. i think i would like to level set and make sure it's clear. like i'm really speaking to the behavioral health portion of alex's slide. the california children's trust and the engagement they have with the city right now. the target for my presentation today is the behavioral health portion of it. particularly on the f.r.c. side and additional claiming opportunities. but the presentation today, the focus is on what we can do for behavioral health claiming both in mental health and other opportunities. i appreciate the time to speak to it. it's an important, somewhat technical issue. sometimes people are bored by it but i'm always excited to speak to it. and i'm excited.

i reached out to center health about the cal osha fines. a spokesperson said, quote, we disagree with cal osha's findings any immediately appeal the citation. >> none of the findings are specific to the passing of our beloved colleague. we continue to mourn her loss and i'm disappointed that her memory is being used for political gain. hill says while some things have improved over the last couple of months. they're still meeting with the hospital about their issues. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> governor newsome talked about president biden's challenge to make vaccines available to all adults who want one by may 1st the governor expects the vaccine tier system in the state to be dropped in about 5 weeks making all californians eligible. >> but we're in a scarcity frame. and next week we should get 1.8 million and we're anticipating within 5 and a half weeks where we can eliminate all of that hearing, so to speak. and make available vaccines to everybody across the spectrum because supply will exponentially increase. >> the governor said curr

cal went only 3 of 17 in the conference.pset, knocking off stanford, 76-58, advancing to face colorado tomorrow. >>> on to baseball. chris bassett and the a's hosting the brewers in mesa. tyrone taylor, a swing and miss. bassett goes three innings allowing one earned run. on for the brewers in the third. allen is the a bomb. crushed. where did the ball go? spring training, really an adventure out there. two batters late, loreano with a bomb of his own as the a's cruise, 9-1. >>> giants hosting the cubs in scottsdale. ever heard of jason krizan? high in the sixth, high, deep and a two-run to the bullpen. it was good. but this is better. brendon davis to left. have no fear, krizan is here. diving catch and that ends the game. giants win it, 7-6. >>> oh, big news on the ice. the nhl returning to espn and abc. it is a new seven-year deal that will give hockey huge exposure and returns the nhl to its previous and rightful home. maybe we will see the sharks in maybe we will see the sharks in the finals. it's back, guys! check it o

cal went only 3 of 17 in the conference.ll off the upset, knocking off stanford, 76-58, advancing to face colorado tomorrow. >>> on to baseball. chris bassett and the a's hosting the brewers in mesa. tyrone taylor, a swing and miss. bassett goes three innings allowing one earned runon f thed allen i the a bomb. crushed. where did the ball go? spring training, really an adventure out there. two batters late, loreano with a bomb of his own as the a's cruise, 9-1. >>> giants hosting the cubs in scottsdale. ever heard of jason krizan? high in the sixth, high, deep and a two-run to the bullpen. it was good. but this is better. brendon davis to left. have no fear, krizan is here. diving catch and that ends the game. giants win it, 7-6. >>> oh, big news on the ice. the nhl returning to espn and abc. it is a new seven-year deal that will give hockey huge exposure and returns the nhl to its previous and rightful home. maybe we will see the sharks in the finals. >>> and thank you so much for watching tonight. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm

charge that is filed with us. >> reporter: we visited headquarters of half dozen companies cited by cal osha. >> trying to find the person in charge. >> reporter: for not providing masks, protective gear or social distancing. third generation grower d'arrigo, a company fined for not providing masks, failure to provide distance and not barriers between workers. >> if we're wrong, we're wrong but if we're not, i'm going to fight it. >> reporter: says workers took mask off only for break and sometimes get too close in the field because of the nature of the work. >> we're so short of workers, i have to take care of the ones i have and want them to stay here. >> reporter: asked him about the study and 57% reported going to work sick. disturbing to you? >> very disturbing. should not happen. not good for the person, their family, the company, the food supply. >> reporter: says he provides full health insurance to his workers and their families, unusual in this industry. >> some of them are. >> reporter: and last week opened up facility as public covid vaccination site where more than 400 peop

we dug through cal osha inspection records and found no action until last august, and even then there have been a total of 22 citations in the entire state for companies breaking covid protocols. almost half those citations were issued in the salinas valley. >> we know that there are more people out there that have concerns and issues. >> reporter: julia montgomery is chief general counsel for california's agriculture liber relations board, alrb, set up in 1975 to protect the rights of agriculture workers. >> people have a fear of not only losing the job they have and sometimes fear of being blacklisted as well. >> reporter: we found that even the alrb has only taken nine actions statewide, four in monterey county so far following complaints about things like lack of covid protection and mistreatment of workers who got sick. is that enough? is that too little for this massive population? >> absolutely it is not enough. unfortunately, at the alrb, we can only respond to a charge that is filed with us. >> reporter: we visited the headquarters of the half dozen companies that had been ci

>>> dennis is here now with sports and another chapter was written in the cal stanford rivalry tonight. >> yet, stanford has long lost to that tournament but nobody thought that eight and 19 cal would end the dream today. the cardinals come upset last year by cal, stanford was about to take the lead late in the second half but that readily rose up it to reject lucas and that put the entire game on it 24-7 run. and bradley was right in the mix. he had a game-high 19 points. the warriors began their second half tomorrow at the clippers. to start, 19-year-old rookie james wiseman failed to take a mandated covid test and was not able to practice tonight in l.a. his status for the game, he is now in question. >> it is disappointing because he could have used the practice tonight and we needed him out there. so it is disappointing that he made that mistake. >> how about this, the texas rangers say they will be at 100% capacity on opening day. globe life the field will be the first to host a full house since the pandemic, and the news did not go over unnoticed in the yankee broadcast booth to

cal osha also cited integrated pain management medical group. the san leandro base medical practice will have to pay nearly $9500 in fines for 2 violations after an employee was hospitalized for covid-19 complications and the roseville base framing contractor erickson framing ca llc was also cited to fines of $9,000 each for failure to enforce face coverings or physical distancing between employees at work sites in vacaville and in fairfield.

cal kato. >> thank you, frederica, for having me. >> absolutely. so 67% of people in new jersey had been vaccinated but right now in your state, people 55 and over, are eligible. there are some states like georgia, ohio and florida who have opened up vaccinations to college-age students but why are you making this announcement now? >> so we're doing this for a number of reasons. first and foremost is we really want to build the safest campus in america. we believe the vaccine is

cal osha. also cited integrated pain management medical group, the san leandro based medical practice will have to pay about $9500 in fines for 2 alleged violations after an employee was hospitalized for covid complications and roseville based framing contractor erickson framing was cited. for 2 issues at $9,000 in fines for each one for failure, allegedly to enforce face coverings and physical distancing between employees at work sites in vacaville and fairfield starting this month pg and e is increasing rates for its customers to reduce wildfire risk. it's a move that. some say comes at a bad time. >>kron four's sanaz tahernia has details now on this recent hike as well as how much of an increase customers will see on their bill. >>we ve billions of dollars more. in our utility bills for the was fire mitigation and we're not seeing results. pg customers are angry the utilities raising its rates by an average of $8.73 a month mark toney of the utility reform network says it's simply not the ri

the tea is in the process of appealing the citations issued by cal osha.eaches confident in the comprehensive actions. it is taken to date to keep its employees and customers safe, spokesman ken blackstone says. since march of 2020 vita has recorded 198 covid infections among staffers. all have returned to work except lopez and 21 year. veteran mechanic john finished her. he died due to covid-19 in february. whole point of these regulatory authorities is to keep employees. safe losing members of our work family to this pandemic has been extremely difficult and we remain committed to maintaining our vigilance and doing all we can to slow the spread of this virus. how and where the two vita employees who died became infected, has not been released. experts say it's important for companies and agencies to mitigate factors that could lead to infection as employees spend one third of their day at work. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. oh, okay, looking at that wind advisory. it's up in the valley morts towards vaca villain davis and fairfield. but sti

the cal poly student went missing in 1996. but for the first time investigators have confirmed that a man long targeted in the case is, in fact, their prime suspect more tonight from ktvu crime reporter henry lee. new search in the case of missing cal poly student kristin smart investigators with san luis obispo county sheriff's office converged on the home of paul flores, this father in a royal grandi on monday morning. came with cadaver dogs, ground penetrating radar and a new label for paul floors. prime suspect so there's something there that ignited this investigation. what it is, remains to be sent ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says. even after all these years, there still could be evidence that potentially has not been destroyed or removed. keep in mind. you can get traced the and eggs you can get other types of evidence. fingerprints that maybe someone who's trying to dispose. of evidence ms. they overlooked it called you have any comment. investigators believe floors is responsible for the 1996 disappearance of c

rain in so cal today. congratulations to them. friday in the afternoon light rain could break out in the north bay. stim looking evening to overnight for the rest of us. saturday morning, central valley and snow in the sierra. we'll get a break saturday afternoon. and sunday mainly dry with increasing clouds. and monday and tuesday, yeah, looks like a couple of storms and some healthier rain is possible next week. look at that. even wednesday we're looking at a slight chance of showers. so rain potential is looking up a little bit. yesterday it was about a half inch. now possibly an inch and a half by the time we get to wednesdays. that's some good news. we'll leave it there now. back with the accuweather 7 day forecast in a few minutes. here is jobe can and the morning commute. >> thank you, everyone. it is rare this early in the morning we have a major crash but that is what's going in vacaville right now. the scene there, it is going to be on westbound 80 past cherry glen road. speeds down to about 4 miles per hour in the area.

cal versus kahlil. rato. tomorrow is the pac 12 tournament continues.n. the spartans done in by eight seed wyoming and mari more, though, trying to keep this part and senate temperature, just a great shot. plus, he's fouled. it counts good game for him, but the cowboys just too much and they rob. they've got a gap in the name of marcus williams of freshmen look at the moves behind the back and got it to drop the. 15 points, 10 assists and seven for do heels. the spartans end up the season five and 16 as they're done in the mountain west, pro basketball back to work thursday for the golden state warriors tomorrow down in los angeles against the clippers, and they get now you count it annoying little jolt today, which might call a rookie mistake, james wiseman. well, he just simply forgot to show up for a covid tester in the all star break. he stayed at home, but he forgot about the little shut that he had get taken, and that forced him to miss tonight's practice his status for tomorrow night is questionable. teenagers didn't show up for the test. have so

cal trans is removing four sign bridges on the freeway.wo-night closure of northbound 101 in the area is planned for later this week. >>> well, you've heard the stories. bay area residents are leaving the state for a number of reasons. one north bay family is joining that exodus tomorrow, but they don't actually have a destination in mind. they are hoping to find their new dream home by way of a long road trip across america. >> we're going to go with round one of moving some boxes. i'm going to show you the stack here. >> the boxes are packed at the holt residence in healdsburg. their daughters ages 14, 6 and 2 are embarking on a road trip that could last up to six months. they'll zigzag across the lower 48 in a trailer pulled by a chevy suburban, stopping to see family and national landmarks, but also in search of a place to settle down. >> we're looking towards the tennessee, north carolina area, but part of the road trip is like what if we find something somewhere else we like? what if the land is the right price in, i don't know, arka

this will add 1400 firefighters to the front lines. >> kron four's terisa stasio has details from cal fire station in petaluma. >> i'm here at the cal fire station in petaluma and effective immediately because of the governor's action on tuesday. firefighters are going to be added to departments like this one sooner rather than later to get ahead of the season. >> the scenes were horrific erratic and devastating fires ripping through communities and leaving so much pain and 2020 and now with the threat of another brutal fire season upon us. governor gavin newsome pouring 80 million dollars into firefighting efforts to help get prepared. >> you know, this this is a great advantage that we're looking at coming up in next fire we saw last year was obviously devastating and it was great that we're able to recognize the governor's able to recognize us and we're making strides to do something differently. so we're doing is we're bringing in staffing earlier. so we prepared before we need to get prepared. so we'll get our full strength prior to fire the peak the fire season. so in those fire

stanford had long odds to make the tournament but nobody thought 18-9 cal end the cardinals dream. opening round pac-12 tournament in empty arena in vegas, cardinal t and daja vu again last night. about to take the lead late in the second but bradley rises up to reject, cal goes on a 24-7 streak to bury sanford. bears make it one and done for the stanford cardina. warriorsn their clpers. james wiseman fails to take a league mandated covid test during the break. he wasn't able to practice last night in l.a. and status for the game is in question. >> it was a mistake, you know. he just forgot. so it's disappointing because, you know, he could have used the practice. we needed him out there. it's disappointing that he made the mistake. >> how about this? texas rangers say they will be at 100% capacity thei ballpark come opening day. globe life field would be the first to host a full house since the pandemic the news did not go unnoticed in the yankee broadcast booth last night. >> just about to talk about texas who have said for opening day they're going to open the ballpark. >> i am

. >> reporter: a transportation logistics expert at cal maritime in vallejo, could lead to price hikes in food, gas, anything shipped from china because trading partners won't have available shipping containers. >> to load up produced goods to ship to the u.s. if they don't have empty container, have nothing to load to ship to us. >> reporter: crews are working to dislodge the ship, using tug boats to push and pull, with no luck. cal maritime says it trains students for complex situations like this in simulator and on training ship. captain says it could take weeks, especially to unload and get it flowing again. >> not easy things to handle, credit to mariners throughout the world running these vessels this doesn't happen more often than they do. >> takes seven to ten days to go around south africa and ripple effects on trade grow by the hour. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> scary moments in target i c about man walking around with gun in his hand. store security evacuated everyone. discovered the gun was a toy but arrested the man for outstanding warrant. >>> telling you about the ri

disappearance investigators say flores, one of smarts former cal poly classmates, was the last person to see her alive back in 1996. the sheriff's office says this search could take two days to complete at the home joining us tonight to talk more about the case. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza. michael always good to have you on here. so paul flores has long been someone investigators have focused on in the case. the last person who was with smart, but why do you think he has suddenly gone from a person of interest to a prime suspect? well the only thing i can think of is since they have some sort of new evidence and with the leaps that we've made indeed, and a evidence, my guess would be they have something of his dna's a. somewhere in her about this particular crime. otherwise it doesn't make much sense that just one day a police officer walks in and says, let's give it a go. let's serve some search warrants to see if we can find more evidence or if we can find the body. yeah because when you go to get that search warrant, toc search a home like this. you know, the judge is gonna

he just graduated from cal state east bay in december. he was hired to work at color. that's a biotech company based in burlingame that provides covid testing lawyers say on his 3rd day on the job. a tree fell and hit him as he was walking near the building on mitten road. the 23 year-old died instantly in a news conference. 2 days. family announced a lawsuit saying if the tree had been properly taken care of khalil would still be alive. >> work properties places where people that shouldn't have to worry if their lives is going to be take it because of the safety issue that correct it. >> authorities say they suspected recent winds had weakened the trees roots causing it to fall. the family's lawsuit is against 6 different entities, including the property owner and the landscaping and tree service companies. the city of burlingame says the tree was not owned or maintained by the city. >> there was dramatic testimony during day 2 of the derek chauvin trial of former minneapolis police officer accused in the death of george floyd today jurors heard from key witnesses, in

we dug through the cal osha inspection records and found no action until last august and until then 22 citations for companies breaking the covid protocols, and almost a half of the citations were issued in the salinas valley. >> we know more people out there who have concerns and issues. >> reporter: julia montgomery is the chief counsel for the agriculture board, alrb set nup 1975 to protect the rights of >> people have a fear of not only losing the job they have and also a fear of being blacklisted as well. >> reporter: we found that the alrb has taken five actions statewide and four in monterey county and for things of lack of covid action and treatment of those who were sick. is that too little for this massive population? >> it is absolutely not enough, and unfortunately at the arlb, we can only respond to a charge that is filed with us. >> reporter: we visited the headquarters of a half dozen companies cited by cal osha. hello, i'm trying to find the person in charge for not providing the masks or protective gear or social distancing. >> to me it is not fair. >> reporter: third

cal keeping it close all night long. joel brown, nice drive and pull up to hit with the left, he is lefty, but the busks would pull away in the second half, walker with three. colorado with two minutes left. 58-52. young jesus lassardo with luzardo unveiling 65 miles an hour fastball ball meanwhile, first inning, mike trout clobbered two-run blast, first homer for the angels superstar. later in the first, al pujols shohei otani. coming in, he's out the plate. in the thirds. cueto and trout. three innings two earned runs allowed for cueto an angels win 5-4. abc sports sponsored by >> and we thank you so much for watching tonight i'm >> and >> some climbers with cameras got there just in time to witness the eruption. they were hoping to camp out for the night, but the lava was just too hot. >> how hot? so hot they were able to cook sausages right on the molten rock. no grill necessary. they claim those sausages were cooked to perfection in just 15 minutes. volcanos did not end up being as big a part of my day to day life a

. >>> the former cal golfer who almost br >>> former cal golfer is hoping for a better round tomorrowget much worse than what happened today. dennis o'donnell shows us why. >> okay. we've got video, maybe, of it? so it is the island whole, you've known about it for years, the pj tour. guy took an 11 on this thing and this is a pro golfer, so it shows you how tough some of these holes can be, even for people who do it for a living. >> actually, sometimes it is comforting to see that even the pros and the best in the business make mistakes, and it is okay, you wake up the next morning, and, you know what, it just makes them human. it makes you feel a little bit better. >> we will show you the video at announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? thank y'all very much. i appreciate that. thank y'all very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] oh, we got a good one for you today. returning for their second day with

i reached out to center health about the cal osha fines. a spokesperson said, quote, we disagree with cal osha's findings any immediately appeal the citation. >> none of the findings are specific to the passing of our beloved colleague. we continue to mourn her loss and i'm disappointed that her memory is being used for political gain. >> hill says while some things have improved over the past couple of months they're still meeting with the hospital to hopefully make even more improvements. >> and there are other things of the nurses are continuing to be concerned about. >> they say they now have more ppe and it's enough to handle most situations but they're still very short staffed and that makes it difficult to care for all of those covid-19 patients. >> amanda hari reporting for us live tonight. amanda, thank you. all right. let's switch gears now to talk weather, get ready to head out the door for the start of the newark. we let's see what spring has in store for this week. it's going to feel a little bit more like yeah, guys are really

nbc's cal perry has more. cal? >> reporter: hey, geoff. you mentioned that keystone pipeline.lly hoping we'll see something like that again from the president. he canceled that on his first day in office. one of the determining factors here in minnesota is also the weather. protesters know that their ranks will only grow as the weather gets warmer. for those protesting line 3 in minnesota -- >> get out of here immediately. >> unlawful assembly and misdemeanor public nuisance. >> reporter: police charges come with the territory. here in the land of 10,000 lakes, we find the new front line between native tribes doubling as climate activists and big energy. so what should happen here? what do you want to have happen? >> oh, hell, you want to know what will happen? i want president biden to cancel this whole project. >> reporter: tonya is one of the leaders of the growing protest camps along the pipeline route. >> i'm looking seven generations ahead. >> reporter: the view from the air is a scar in the wild with construction already under way on over 300-plus miles of pipeline that

the tea is in the process of appealing the citations issued by cal osha.aches confident in the comprehensive actions. it is taken to date to keep its employees and customers safe, spokesman ken blackstone says. since march of 2020 vita has recorded 198 covid infections among staffers. all have returned to work except the lopez and 21 year. veteran mechanic. john finished her. he died due to covid-19 in february. whole point of these regulatory authorities is to keep employees safe losing members of our work family to this pandemic has been extremely difficult. we remain committed to maintaining our vigilance and doing all we can to slow the spread of this virus. how and where the two vita employees who died became infected has not been released, experts say it's important for companies and agencies to mitigate factors that could lead to infection as employees spend one third of their day at work in san jose, jesse gary. ktvu fox two news. meanwhile they're more problems for people trying to file for state unemployment benefits or check the status of their

smart disappeared while walking back to her dorm room at cal poly nearly 25 years ago. coming up at 5 30, a man long linked her disappearance is now officially named the prime suspect. in that case, plus those $1400 checks got all of the headlines. you may have even received one of them this weekend, but that's not the only thing to come out of them. this recent covid relief bill coming up, we'll take a look at where more of the money is going. that's up next, and it's pretty cool out there today. highs just in the fifties, and it's breezy as well. and some showers still lingering and stop parts of the south ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to your financial health, just a few small steps can make a real difference. ♪ ♪ ♪ guidance on your terms. confidence feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due

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jessie vita is investigating what cal osha says are serious violations.s after the death of a long time vt. a bus driver, cal osha is finding vita over $16,000 for failing to maintain its injury and illness prevention program. these transportation authorities have a role and educating. and, um, enforcing that their own employees are upholding the public health precautions. a five month investigation started after vt a bus driver, audrey lopez, contracted covid-19. in august. the virus killed her. two months later, the union head representing vita driver says she would only go from home to work and back. state health inspectors say vita management did not require and ensure the use of face coverings at all times, and the authority did not provide effective training and instruction to employees on how the coronavirus spreads and measures to keep from becoming infected. the tea is in the process of appealing the citations issued by cal osha. beaches confident in the comprehensive actions. it is taken to date to keep its employees and customers safe, spokesma

thanks for cal. moving on over to our 4 zone forecast now chief meteorologist lawrence karnow good to have you back lawrence and very much i think you may have brought some rain with i try to help out when i can get a little rain it's just going to take some time lot of clouds out there right now certainly looks a little bit threatening. but most of this rain is actually going to head to southern california where you know they didn't have any rain at all in february. that's only the 8th time since the 1800's that's happened. but it looks like they will get some right we've got lot of clouds out there right now and keeping things dry but by the end of week everything is going to change temperatures rise the average today 61 degrees in san francisco, 66 in oakland 67 degrees above normal. >>in san jose, 70 degrees a little more today, 71 a cocker and 66 degrees in santa rosa. you see that little swirl off the coastline that is going to be the one that brings the rain in a southern california, we're jus

mercifully the season has come to its conclusion for the cal women.what a rough season they've had is the pac 12 tournament gets underway, although you got to say they give it a good go against oregon state in the first round in the fourth quarter, cal is down. six leilani macintosh will get it to michelle on you. it's the tough floater, cal at that point down on lee four, but later on oregon state's taylor jones working the pate with a tough shot, felled and counted and 17 points for her. oregon state wins 71 63 the barest finish up one and 16 all right back in the days when fans were all over the stadium, remember kiss cam? well in milwaukee, you need to check this out. is the bucks put on a new promotion, and they call it a little something else. it's called sanitizer camp. a for pork. sir sorted out of the fans, and you see how they react virtually. yeah, i don't know. i might want to wash my hands of whoever came up with that idea. it's kind of cute, so i think i'm gonna miss the kiss camp. yeah, we'll be back. it'll be back in a big sure it'll b

>>look at that a young gymnast made history cal berkeley senior emmy waterson scored a perfect 10 on the uneven bars on saturday become the becoming the first cal gymnast to do so all while wearing a mask. she's only the second gymnast an avid perfect score in the university's history. last time that happened was nearly 30 years ago not only that she helped her team breaking nc double a record with a 49.8 5 bar rotation score, how's that for international women's day. >>for sports. >>the week of the nba all-star break is kind of like a new beginning in lots of ways a chance for those proteins to reset and rejuvenate for the 2nd half of the season and it's also the time that college hoops really starts to heat up then of course spring training is cooking and we're going to get all of it here but let's start with some cactus league action giants sunday backs gloria 2 one high and deep to left center field and long those ball. >>way back is long gone first of the spring for the 3rd baseman san francisco in arizona would end up in a 2 to a tie that spring training for you. >>as for the a

it is situated inside what cal fire calls a high fire hazard severity zone. meaning that the maps show it is expected to burn in the next 30 to 50 years. >> the county supervisors, i don't think they did their homework. >> they voted to approve this project 4-1. all five denied our request for an interview, but they knew this site was in a fire prone area and actually worked with cal fire on the construction plan. in a statement the developer said "we spent countless hours working with scientists at uc berkeley and cal fire to make sure the project is safer than it is today. from a fire suppression system to underground utilities and 72 miles a fire breaks. we will also break a new fire station to serve the project." there are a lot of steps that have to be put in place for a project like this to be approved, for good reason. and it was approved, why is that not enough? >> california has an affordable housing crisis and this project does nothing to address the crisis. this project is a playground for the 1%. >> reporter: california's attorney general is also

the last place cal bears get bragging rights over stanford.they actually -- actually last night, this is the opening round of the pac-12 tournament with the 76-58 loss, stanford loss is pretty much all hope of qualifying for the big dance. >>> marking one year since the pandemic, next on "today in the bay," a look back at where it all started and what dr. anthony fauci is revealing about what's still to come. >>> plus, a new relief on the way for some small businesses in the south bay. you're watching "today in the bay." how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better >> now at 5:00, marking one year since the outbreak became a pandemic. we reflect on the lives lost and the lessons learned and live coverage on where we go from r. this is a vaccine being used overseas suddenly suspended in a second country. we'll talk ab

so, starting tomorrow, cal transwill work to fill the slide with dirt and -- caltrans will work to fill the slide with dirt. the hope is to have it open by early summer. that is quick work. it will help if we don't get rain. >> but we are going into a wetter pat tpherpb march. the same pattern that allowed the storm in late january. >> we need it. it will be good. >> we definitely need it. no way to say the storms will be that intense. first, let's see it, four inches in february. 38% of average. here is why you don't want to miss out on february. look at what happens for average rainfall. the numbers fall off of the cliff. does not really rain here during the sun. february is the third rainiest month on average throughout the year. so, it is not good when you miss out on a large portion of that which we did there year. putting a lot of pressure on march. so, let's look ahead. first off, not going to rain tomorrow and it is not going to rain for much of this week. not until late friday night. even at that, the first rainmaker, does not look like match. it is at least a start hopefully.

it may not be cleared through cal trans. might be a local crew there. getting toward the bay bridge, a smooth, easy drive into and through the area of the toll plaza but over in san francisco itself indeed, 101 at dubose there was a crash there. our speed sensors are registering a slow drive for the cut-through so use the dublin interchange for now. back to you. >>> stepping up enforcement. coming up on "today in the bay," the new tactic just announced anti-asian attacks in the bay area. >>> plus, an interesting makeup collaboration turning heads this morning. is it an avocado yes or avocado no? we're going to break it down straight ahead. how do i use better than bouillon? i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces... just whisk it in... ...brush it on ...sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better managing type 2 diabetes? you're on it. staying fit and snacking light? yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage ty

the football season ended not long ago, but the cal team is back on the field getting ready for next four, five, turn, kick. we got chased by these wild coyotes! they were following her because she had beef jerky in her pocket. (laughing) (trumpet playing) someone behind me, come on. pick that up, pick that up, right there, right there. as long as you keep making the internet an amazing place to be, we'll keep bringing you a faster, more secure, and more amazing internet. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> well, the next college season is months away, but the cal bears are on the field holding their annual spring football. >> they're taking extra precautions because of the pandemic. here's anthony flores. >> reporter: they're only working out in helmets and shoulder pads, but the cal golden bears are thrilled to be back in memorial stadium. >> it's always a great day when you're able to get back onto the field with the players. >> reporter: today they held the fifth of 15 scheduled practices. >> there's obvious energy from everyone, players, coaches, support staff. so anytime you ge

also people were trapped in flattened homes. >> cal oes has more on the tree prog greg. they say there are still 90,000 hazardous trees that need to be removed in the town of paradise. crews spent almost five months getting rid of dead trees in the area. they should finish by early to midsummer. >> developing this morning, as we inch closer to april, disney ndonng cuts for us to get r reopening day, but they will likely be hard to find. disney will announce a release date, but not a time creating an online frenzy in till those tickets go live. they have updates to renovate the park and want to squeeze new attractions and shops and eateries into what they are calling underdeveloped areas of the existing resort. they have no plans to ask for public funding for the project and do not envision adding a third theme park to the resort. >> >> a hit series is back for season two. >> we're talking about city on a hill. and tells the stories between an fbi veteran and an assistant district attorney. i spoke with star, kevin bacon, about what it was like to film during this pandemi

stanford outscored cal 27-2 in the third quarter. kiana williams another senior the steal and the score. she had 12. stanford wins 72-33. the cardinal end on a win stream. the pac-12 women's tournament starts wednesday in las vegas. and for the first time in 2021 we have baseball highlights. the cactus league scheduled opening of today. a's take on the dodgers. there are some dodger fans, kids rolling around the outfield grass. and the a's outfielders, they have arms, right? here is right fielder buddy reed with a rocket to austin allen, and you are out, matt beatty. nice play there. the wind noticeable in arizona. 1-1 in the seventh. matt davidson to left and the a's would fall 2-1. >>> how the giants hosting the angels in scottsdale. welcome back, buster posey, in his first game action since the end of 2019. he was 1 for 1 with a run and a walk. two batters later, two on for wilmer flores. deep drive to right, stays in the yard. goes off the wall. posey is going to score easily, rbi double that made it a 4-1 game. buster just happy

. >> reporter: cal oes first reported to nbc bay area the agency wasn't aware of the problem. they are changing their tune. >> based on what they knew at that time, there was no indication there was any concern around the smaller amounts of dosing that actually occurred. >> reporter: california department of public health did a follow-up investigation on site, when they found out that there was a problem with the syringe. >> there was a new syringe lot that came in. the workers adjusted how much they were putting in the syringe. they were putting slightly lesser amounts than should have been put in. >> reporter: people who got their shots on sunday, february 28th, before 4:30 p.m. and on monday, march 1st between 8:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. may have gotten a lesser dose. doctors say the discrepancies is in milliliters. every single person should have received 0.3 milliliters of vaccine. people may have gotten 0.22 milliliters. the health department sent out notifications to 6,000 people but they don't think that many were infected. >> people do not need to repeat their dose. we do

they are welcomed back inside or cal park. >> high five, many hug-s, chest pump kind of moment. it was very exciting for us. >> reporter: at frankie's java house grand opening where giants pride is on full display, michael hefferman is saying that he is over joyed. >> we have a takeout window on the south side. >> reporter: starting april 1st, teams with counties in the red tier can bring 20% of fans back and they say replacing cutouts with supporters will make a big difference. >> more fun and much more inspiring when our fans are around rooting us on and, engaged, hanging on every pitch. >> it's a big deal for us. we playfor the fans. our pans are so passionate so we cannot wait. >> reporter: both teams will be able to sell is a limited number of tickets, you can get a hot dog and a drink without leaving your seat. >> the concessions, you will be buying your mobile phone. you will not go up and buy concessions at the stands. >> reporter: both teams have been experiencing covid safe baseball at spring training and will bring best practices to the bay area. >> now, it's not just