be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does the university of california, the both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use university saying they're getting the word out now. so students and parents know what's expected of them in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they're still reviewing their plans at san francisco state. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> california's public school system is seen a sharp decline in enrollment which could impact future funding according to data from the california department of education, a 160,000 children dropped out of california's public school system. this school year school advocates say in equities before the pandemic need to be addressed to close gaps in education as well as enroll

stoner is at california state university at sacramento. his works include "notorious '92: tonight his book can be purchased at the front register, and proceeds will benefit both indy reads books as well as the author. and please join me in welcoming dr. andrew stoner to the stage. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to be back in indianapolis among familiar faces and to talk about a subject i've spent about nine or ten years working on. the topic i'm going to talk about was originally my dissertation. we got it into a readable fashion for i think a broader audience. and it's so far been well received. and i'm excited for the potential to what i call reconsider randy shilts, who is ultimately america's aids chronicler and a very important figure in journalism and also in the movement for gay and lesbian liberation in the united states. what i would like to do is do two things. i have a regular presentation that i do about randy shilts and give you background that also helps walk you through the book. but i ofte

professor offered to read of california state university in philly to analyze how brains comprehend social networks. and he's hearing these how patients are optimized to confiscate users time and detention. in face to face almost daily interactions we get several dozen sofer awards per day but on social media we have the same thing on a much larger scale as opposed to getting a few tops on the shoulder a few nice words being said to us we have. andras sometimes thousands of friends that communicate with us and provide us which we ward such as likes such as commenting on our posts such as repose thing our opinions and so on and that makes us really feel good. thanks to brain imaging research around has even identified the mechanism the central networks deploying to hijack on your arms as with most addictive behavior is the robot would say he's involved. there was hacking is it time to see reboot legion wasted in the corner of our brains it can show sensations of pleasure. it lights up when we eat when we make love and when we use drugs. our research showed that it fires up also when we are

next on american history tv california state university professor andrew stoner talks about his biography of author and journalist randy shilts who covered the hiv/aids epidemic for the san francisco chronicle and died of aids in 1994 professor stoner describes, mr. schultz work to bring gay culture and issues to mainstream media indy reads books in indianapolis hosted this event. good evening, and welcome to indy reads books for those that aren't familiar with us. we are a non-profit and independent bookstore and a direct source of revenue for the nonprofit organization indy reads. our mission is to promote and improve the literacy and english language proficiency of adults in central, indiana. we sell both used in new books for all ages special orders for customers and host multiple events a week where largely volunteer run and are inventory is primarily made up of book donations for the community. if you'd like to support us, please consider making a purchase tonight a donation or volunteering your time as a bookstore volunteer or literacy tutor. tonight we have the pleasure of hosting

the university of california and the cal state university system announced today. they are going to require vaccinations for in person learning in the fall. they're the biggest universities so far to make that decision. ktvu jana katsuyama is here now. and jenna. there is a caveat to this plan. there is frank and this is a big decision. this impacts more than 30 campuses and centers throughout california already there are some vaccines for oth one, a lel expert says, specifically target some legal issues unique to covid-19 vaccines. when students at the university of california head back to school next fall, they'll likely need to have a covid vaccination when they step onto campus. i think it's good, i think like if veterans vaccinated is gonna be like a safe return back to campus, you see made the announcement thursday along with california state university campuses and stanford university's provost sent out a letter stating they will require full covid-19 vaccination as well. these are the latest in a growing number of universities with new pandemic. calls some

what will be required for students at the university of california and cal state university this fall. the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian beyonce mike mibach caitlyn jenner is running for governor of california, the former olympian and transgender activists making the announcement just this morning and we'll start campaigning, possibly as early as next week. interviews. allie rasmus joins us live t looking o unseat governor newsome in this potential recall election. allie, come this fall. that's right. a recall election that too many political analysts say is very likely to happen this fall. and that's why caitlyn jenner, one of the latest republicans, saying that they're going to run to unseat the governor, caitlyn jenner is known to many as a former reality star from the show, keeping up with the kardashians, but she's also a former olympic gold medalist transit. her activist and lifelong republican, caitlyn jenner is joining at least three other republicans to try and unseat democratic governor gavin newsom in a recall

the first of california and the california state university system want students, faculty and staff vaccinated before returning to campus in the fall. ucsf says they've artie done for measles and other diseases. >> i think residential colleges that have to be the right call. hopefully, there are certain people who can't get vaccinated like those who had anaphylaxis with the first dose, so it would have to be a very small number of medical exemptions. >> reporter: law professor told us earlier this month that vaccine mathe >> generally, vaccine maes are l. as legal as requiring handwashing. >> reporter: they are not the first to float this idea. workers in new jersey and campuses in north carolina are asking the same. but the uc and csu mandate would be the largest at over 1 million students. if there is a wedge for a legal the vainesiz and johnson & johnson, currently only have emergency use authorization, not full fda approval. >> this means to move away from emergency use authorization to actual full licensure. and then these things become easier to mandate. >> we asked students what the m >

be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does the university of california, the both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use university saying they're getting the word out now. so students and parents know what's expected of them in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they're still reviewing their plans at san francisco state. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> in the bay. there's a change to the coliseum vaccination site. now it is drive-thru only you can't walk up from the bart station to get your shot. now there's an exception if you get your second dose, then you can do a walk up. they are allowing walk-ups for that alone. otherwise you have to drive up to get shot at the coliseum. san francisco is on track to vaccinate all

be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does the university of californiae both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. >> what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use. >> so this is a big step and it does lay out the groundwork for what parents and students will be expected or what will be expected of them, i should say, come the fall depending on where they're going for higher education live at san francisco state dan kerman kron 4 news appreciated. dan and continuing our covid coverage now inspectors with the fda. >> found problems said a factory set to produce the johnson and johnson vaccine this facility was in baltimore and was waiting for fda approval to start working on the j and j doses. but in a report just released inspectors noted peeling paint and poorly trained staff there. according to

required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students. >> as does the university of california, the both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use. the university saying they're getting the word out now. so parents and students know exactly what to expect in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they are still reviewing their plans in terms of what they're going to do about backs a nations live at san francisco state dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you, dan. federal health officials. they might recommend that the johnson and johnson vaccine. >> be put back into use and that could happen as soon as this weekend. it would come with a warning, though, about the risk of rare, but possible blood clots. the vaccine was put on hold after a number of pe

be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does thet university of californiathe both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use university saying they're getting the word out now. so students and parents know what's expected of them in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they're still reviewing their plans at san francisco state. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> the california public school system is seeing a big decline in enrollment which could impact future funding the california department of education says that a 160,000 kids dropped out of california public schools. this year. school advocates say in equities before the pandemic need to be addressed to close the gap in education and enrollment. >> against was were highly ine

university systems say they will require students and staff to be fully vaccinated this fall california state university. stanford also announced a similar mandate. >>> texas became the third state to record 50,000 deaths from the virus. in michigan the number of children hospitalized due to covid reached a record high of 70 this week that's double the number during the last week in november. for the latest on the effort to get kids vaccinated here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: at duke medd work the ld twins were the first in the country to receive the pfizer vaccine part of a nationwide trial testing vaccine safety and efficacy on children between 6 months and 12 years. 12 to 16-year-olds are in a separate trial while severe covid-related illness and death are low in children, kids still account for 13.6% of all cases 3.6 million so far 6 million cases alone. vaccinating kids, say experts, is critical to building herd immuty to volunteer their daughters for the trial. >> for us, specifically for this vaccine, where tens of thousands of adults have already been dosed and we felt quite confident in

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book ' the journalist of casper street the biography of red shot " he is at [inaudible] california state university, sacramento. his books include campaign cosgrove, presidential politics in indiana, from lincoln to obama, and notorious 92, indiana's most heinous murders in all 92 counties, among other titles. tonight, his book can be purchased at the front register, and proceeds will benefit with india reads books as well as the author. and please joining me in welcoming doctor andrew to stoner the stage >> we'll thank you very much i. appreciate the opportunity. back in indianapolis, the among familiar faces, and to talk about a subject that i've been nine or ten years working on the topic with randi schultz and it was my doctoral dissertation that [inaudible] we put that into a readable fashion for i think a broader audience and it's so far been well received and i'm excited for the potential to what i call reconsider randy shilts who was ultimately american's eight coma chronically and an important figure in journalism and also in the movement for gay and lesbian liberation in the united states

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announcement today from the university of california and california state university systems comes as they prepare to welcome back students for in person learning this fall. good evening. i'm cristina rendon for julie, and i'm frank somerville this new vaccination mandate won't take effect immediately. and ktvu salik savages here now to explain why. alex. yeah it's a bit complicated. frank and kristina this announcement today by the two university systems is expected to affect an estimated one million students and staff members at 33 campuses across california, but it is not quite a done deal. just yet. officials say the formal mandate won't come until one or more of the vaccines gets full approval from the fda. right now, as you know the fizer and madonna vaccines are being given out under an emergency use authorization now. in a statement, the university of california said it already strongly encourages students, faculty and staff to get a vaccination as soon as they are eligible to cal state said it plans to work with its labor unions as well s the student association and academic

the california state university system and the university of california. >> will all require students to be vaccinated before returning to campus this fall. school officials say the vaccine is a key step that people can take to protect themselves, their friends and family while helping bring the pandemic to an end. infectious disease. experts say making sure the student populations are vaccinated will also help in the fight against covid-19 variants. >> if we can control the number of people producing the viral particles that is and students are much the biggest group we're going to able to control much better, not only the pandemic control the variance that this virus produces. >> you see and cal state systems are also requiring faculty and staff to get the shot stafford hasn't ruled that group out. but is only asking students right now to get vaccinated. the requirement would allow for students or employees to seek an exemption based on medical or religious grounds. health officials in santa clara county say they're worried about a potential rise in vaccine hesitancy. the county has

that is the headline about the california state university's decision to not require students to be vaccinatednst covid this fall. a csu spokesperson said that campuses may require groups like athletes to beto be adding that the policies could vary from campus to campus. there is no word yet on the plans for the uc system or other area colleges. who has thoughts on that? michael, what do you think? >> i am a graduate. i don't understand these policies at all. everything i have been reading úabout, they say attorneys are concerned they will be sued. that didn't make any sense. we have one court ruling that says csu is allowed to make students get a flu shot. that's not very far away from saying you have to get a covid shot. to keep everyone safe, we ought to say everyone needs to get the shot. by the way, they were partially open. they had to close baclose bacloa again less than two weeks ago because students started getting covid. are we just going to keep doing this and doing this? >> remember at cal, there was an outbreak. they required students to stay inside their rooms. they couldn't go o

california. we require other vaccines and were to come to campus in order to be enrolled. and so this is just another one. joint announcement today from the university of california and california stateomes as they prepare to welcome back students for in person learning this fall. good evening. i'm cristina rendon for julie, and i'm frank somerville this new vaccination mandate won't take effect immediately. and ktvu salik savages here now to explain why. alex. yeah it's a bit complicated. frank and kristina this announcement today by the two university systems is expected to affect an estimated one million students and staff members at 33 campuses across california, but it is not quite a done deal. just yet. officials say the formal mandate won't come until one or more of the vaccines gets full approval from the fda. right now, as you know the fizer and madonna vaccines are being given out under an emergency use authorization now. in a statement, the university of california said it already

be like a safe return back to campus, you see made the announcement thursday along with california state university campuses and stanford university's provost sent out a letter stating they will require full covid-19 vaccination as well. these are the latest in a growing number of universities with new pandemic per calls. some students say they will feel safer. i think it'll be good for everyone. people will feel safer and events can resume like they were lost last year. i don't really think that i would have a problem with it. a song is, you know it's available to everyone. super easily. we require other vaccines and were to come to campus in order to be enrolled. and so this is just another one. many colleges and universities already require vaccinations against chicken pox, meningitis and rubella. you never seas have been mandating vaccines for about the century. you see hastings law professor to read. rice is an expert in vaccine law around the 19 twenties. we've had the smallpox vaccine mandate of the university of california. and since 2015 the university of california has mandated for vaccin

stanford california state university and the university of california systems are all going to require students be vaccinated before they return to campus. this fall. school officials say the vaccine is a key step that people can take to protect themselves, their fan, friends or family all while helping to bring the pandemic to an end infectious disease. experts say that making sure the student populations are vaccinated will also help in the fight against covid-19 variants. >> so if we can control the number of people producing the viral particles that is vaccinating them and students are much the biggest group. >> we're going to be able to control much better not only the pandemic control the variance that this virus produces. >> well, the usi and cal state systems are also required faculty and staff to get the shot as well. stanford hasn't ruled out. roulette group out, but is only asking students to get vaccinated for now the requirement would allow for students or employees to seek an exemption based on medical or religious grounds. so there is that out if you want it. >> for the

shootings involving black and minority men, michael stand in a health sciences professor, california state university. east bay. highlights see anxiety among black americans during counters with police. the police are supposed to be. protectors right? sometimes you know these cases, i think for many black americans, they highlight a sense that you know, it's unclear whether black americans can feel that same protection it. oakland police said they had plans to plans in place to keep the community safe prior to the verdict. and while there was a very small, small gathering in front of city hall in response to the verdict, there were no reports of any issues. julie and his good news andre senior reporting live for us tonight, andrei thank you in the past hour, we talked to san francisco police chief bill scott. he says justice has been served for george floyd and his family. it was justice for so many people. over such a long period of time who feel that they didn't get justice. and i think that is why you're seeing such jubilation and it crosses many, many lines. i mean, i dare many people in this pro

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be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does the university of california, the both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use university saying they're getting the word out now. so students and parents know what's expected of them in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they're still reviewing their plans at san francisco state. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and this just in the danville police officer charged with manslaughter has turned himself in andrew hall. he's facing charges over the 2018 shooting death of lot of later hall shot at his car 9 times when tried to slowly drive-thru police cars following a chase recently hall also shot and killed terrell wilson. the dia is still reviewing that incident hall has been booke

brown and cornell, california state university announced last week it will not require students at its 23 campuses to be vaccinated against covid-19 this fall. berry college is such a stanford uc berkeley have not yet announced their plans. where's air off today following a huge win last night on historic night at chase center last night against the title, contending denver nuggets stephan curry needed 19 points to surpass legend wilt chamberlain as the franchise all time leading scorer. curry scored and rattled and dazzle from the opening tip. put up 21 in just the first quarter. the rest of his career. so curry driving curry flipping it up and in into the basket on now into the record books, the most points ever and warrior franchise history as steph curry's on her. he went on to score 53 to leave the depth captain nuggets 1 16 to 1 of seven. it was the 9th 50 point game of his career, his third this season. he's also scored 30 plus in seven straight games. anytime you hear his name, you always just assume his right. it's unreachable. um i did play six extra years. i guess here but i

be required to be vaccinated. >> the cal state system says it intends to require vaccinations for faculty staff and students, as does the university of california, the both state university systems are still in the process of finalizing their plans. what is clear, though, is that both the cal state university system and the university of california. the requirement would go into effect once a vaccine has full approval from the u.s. food and drug administration right now the vaccines are approved for emergency use university saying they're getting the word out now. so students and parents know what's expected of them in the fall. >> as for some smaller private universities around the bay area. they're still reviewing their plans at san francisco state. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> go to santa clara county now and there are hints a vaccine hesitancy. there are some 20,000 open appointments in the week ahead. and this was the clinic at the mexican heritage plaza today. no lines, no way. even for a walk up appointment here and another pop-up clinics around the valley. doctors are saying lingering frustrations over the previous lack of appointments co

was taken into custody, the last person seen with smart before she vanished from california polytechnic state university. his father ruben floyd charged as an accessory to the murder. doctor michael body will join us next hour to weigh in on this case. ashley: the push to cancel student debt citing financial impact on borrowers and justice. >> black and hispanic students going to school, borrow more money in school and have a harder time paying off their loans after graduation. urging president biden to address this economic problem by using his existing authority, for each borrower. ashley: is he raising the debt of some borrowers fair to many americans who worked hard to pay off their loans? a graduate and yale student jeremy hunt, thanks for being with us. so let's take a look at this. $2.3 billion, what message does this give the american people especially those who worked so hard to pay off thousands of dollars in student debt? >> great question, let me give context about what is going on here. as conservatives are building momentum, working-class multiracial coalition the left is having to show up

. >>> next on american history tv, california state university professor andrew stoner talks about his biography of author and journalist randy shilts who covered the hiv/aids epidemic for "the san francisco concorrectly" and died of aids in 1994. professor stoner describes his work.

students returning to school in the fall to be vaccinated for covid-19 and now the university of california and the cal stateystems are making similar plans. thanks for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the school's requirement could affect more than a million people, a low health officials say it is necessary. kron four's. dan kerman is live at san francisco state with more. dan.

next on american history tv california state university professor andrew stoner talks about his biography of author and journalist randy shilts who covered the hiv/aids epidemic for the san francisco chronicle and died of aids in 1994 professor stoner describes, mr. schultz work to bring gay culture and issues to mainstream media indy reads books in indianapolis hosted this event. good evening, and welcome to indy reads books for those that aren't familiar with us.

universities. meanwhile, california state senators today unveiled their financial priorities to help build the state's post-pandemic economy. it's a big job. includes expanding access to health care for undocumented immigrants and attempts to cancel student debt among many other big ticket effort, scott force. ashley zavala explains. >> what is driving this big budget. >> we have a once in a generation opportunity to make transformative changes for california with higher than forecasted revenues in 26 billion dollars in stimulus money from the federal government. some state democrats have big financial hopes in their budget priorities laid out wednesday among the proposals is a 100 million dollar effort to immediately expand state health insurance to all californians 65 and up regardless of immigration status and eventually extended to all regardless of status with a phased in approach the priority list also includes funding to expand access to early childhood care and education. >> money for first time homebuyers and a 5 year, 20 billion dollar plan to tackle homelessness with more permanent housing

should we have a universal basic income in the state of california? >> okay, so this is a little different, right? from some of the pilots we have seen in stockton or oastockton where, you know, it was given to a very limited number of people and there was kind of a social equity, social justice, prioritizing either people of color or in san francisco's case, they think they were trying to get to low income mothers. this sounds like you are talking about getting it out to a lot of don't seem to be a lot of factors either. it is race or income level set pretty high. like you can make, you know, 200% of what the median is and still get it. >> that's right. that is adoration we had before us on universal basic income, which is that it is universal. some of these other pilots you referenced include that of specifically targeting certain committees, whether or not it's for example in the county of santa clara. this is what it would look like you have a policy conversation on universal basic income, without any type of regard of the other characteristics. s

university, which is in fairfax, virginia. i have a california community college teaching credential from san francisco state university. and i'm a graduate of the labor management relations program at university of california at davis. >> and did you serve as a licensed police officer in various capacities? >> i did. >> when did you start your law enforcement career? >> so when i graduated college i was a seasonal police officer in ocean city, maryland. then i was a deputy sheriff for six months with the -- county sheriff's office in arlington, virginia, assigned to the custody division. and i was hired by the united states park police, which is a law enforcement branch of the department of interior. >> is that a federal law enforcement agency? >> that is a federal law enforcement agency. and i started my career with the park police in washington d.c. and then i was transferred to san francisco field office in 1977. then i went on loan to an undercover drug task force in marin county, california. and then i went to santa rosa police department in 1982. >> and how long were you with the santa rosa police department? >> 2

the last person spotted with the 19-year-old seen walking her home from a party at california polytech state universitymained as a person of interest and as the case progressed became a suspect and the prime suspect of the case. detectives secured a court order authorizing the interception and monitoring of paul flores' cell phone and text messages. >> reporter: on tuesday police also arresting paul's father, ruben, as an accessory searching the 80-year-old's property last month with cadaver dogs and using ground-penetrating radars. police say they found evidence there, but have still not found her body. smart's family has been hoping for answers for decades. >> it's definitely been tough. we don't have closure and it's been 20 years. >> reporter: police say the popular podcast "your own backyard" which shed a new light on smart's disappearance helped lead them to the arrest. >> part of the reason that i first got involved with telling the story of kristin smart was that things had been too quiet. >> reporter: the podcast introducing new witnesses in the case including one woman who says she spoke to r

>> reporter: yeah, savannah, the nation's largest public university system, the university of california, and cal state university, are now requiring not just students but faculty and staff to be vaccinated if they want to be back on campus this fall. savannah, that is contingent upon the fact that the vaccine goes from emergency use authorization to full approval. savannah, this could affect a million plus people, many dozens of colleges now have this policy implemented. back to you. >> big deal, sam. thank you. >>> now to minnesota, where an emotional funeral was held for daunte wright. he is the 20-year-old fatally shot by police near minneapolis. his family joined at that service by members of george floyd's family. the calls for justice growing louder, as we also hear from an alternate juror in the derek chauvin trial for the first time. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us now with more. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. for these two families, their stories of anguish are converging as the trial verdict from this courthouse sinks in, an emotional good-bye. ♪♪ after yet another painfu

case of the indian variant has just been confirmed in the state of california by researchers at stanford university. the indian variant is a so-called double mutant, which could make it even more contagious sarah harman, nbc news, london >>> changes are being made at that baltimore plant where 15 million doses of johnson & johnson's vaccine were ruined last week. the company says it is taking full responsibility for that incident according to reuters, the government has put johnson & johnson in charge of the plant the company says it's adding leaders in operations and quality to supervise the work of its vaccine line the plant will now solely produce the j&j vaccine as astrazeneca says it will relocate its production. >>> the head of the capital police union is urging congress to step up security after a second attack on the capitol left an officer dead on friday in a statement, the union chairman said the department is severely understaffed, down 233 officers right now and he says many more are considering leaving. nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest >> reporter: capitol police officers cheering

with the state election officials from key battleground states on assuring the security of the next elections. from the university of california berkeley, watch tonight on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> the trial for derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer charged in the death of george floyd continues thursday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. watch live coverage of the trial on c-span two, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the c-span radio app. if you missed our live coverage, watch 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2 and any time on c-span2 and any time on-demand at c-span.org. >> book tv on c-span2 has top nonfiction books and authors are at saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, columbia law professor looks at america's approach to individual rights and his book. why are a set -- up session with rights is tearing america apart. saturday, bowling state green university philosopher talks about free speech of ideas in his book, why it's ok to speak your mind. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on after port in her new book, every day is a gift, a memoir, illinois democratic senator tammy duckworth talks about her life and career. she is

county and i'veli assisted california city police department as well as the university of california irvine police department. >> you indicated you've been a witness for the state in this matter is that right and you've conducted a review of some of the various materials associated with the death of george floyd that happened in 2020, is that right? >> that's right. do you charge a fee for your services?le >> yes. can you please tell what the fee is in this matter? >> there was a flat fee of $10,000 and for trial it is $2,950. >> and that is included reviewing all of the different materials you were provided, right? >> yes sir. >> can you tell in high level terms what you have reviewed? >> the body worn videos, the other videos that were provided to me. reports, manuals from the minneapolis police department af well as the training materials. if we may have a sidebar, your honor. >> [sidebar] based upon your review and materials that you have conducted in this case and based upon your own experience and training and law enforcement, have you reached an opinion as to the degree and amount of force used by thee defendant on george floyd? >> can i ask you to expla

. >> california college students heading back to class in person this fall will need more than school supplies. the uc, cal state university systems, as well as stanford, say tonight that student, staff be requireda vaccine shot. thank you for joining us. >> students are pushing back. >> i think that it's really a no-brainer. >> reporter: after a year of zoom classes, berkeley students weren't surprised to hear they'll need a covid vaccination when in-person learning resumes. >> i think it's important to look at the numbers. getting the vaccine is also protecting other people. >> reporter: officials say it will require vaccinations for all students faculty and staff on campus this fall. uc president, michael drake, said in a statement "it is a key step people can take to protect themselves, their friends and family and our campus communities." >> i think it's positively the right thing to do. >> reporter: the former state superintendent of public instructions believes the vaccine requirement is common sense. >> mark twain said the problem with common sense is it's not very common. >> i wouldn't have expected it to be a req

assisted california city police department as well as the university of california irvine police department. >> you indicated already you have been retained as an expert witness for the state in this matter, it's all right? >> yes, sir. >> if conducted then a a revif some of the various materials associated with the death of george floyd that happened may 25, 2020, is, is that correct? >> yes, sir. >> do you charge a fee for your services? >> yes. >> can you please tell the jury what the fee is in this matter? >> that was a flat fee of $10,000 and for trial the fee is $2950. >> that is included reviewing all of the different offense materials were provided, right? >> yes, sir. >> could you please tell the jury some general high-level terms what offense materials you have reviewed? >> i have reviewed all the body worn videos, all the other videos that were provided to me that were cell phone video,, things of that nature, reports, manuals from the minneapolis police department as well as the training materials. >> one moment. if we may have a sidebar, your honor. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> all right. based upon your view

state visitors are now able to attend concerts and visit theme parks here in california now, so far only seaworld san diego currently selling tickets to out of state. visitors disneyland legoland, universal studios hollywood. they're all still selling tickets to california residents only. but now that this policy has changed. maybe bill change that as well to be considered fully vaccinated, though, just like you heard was well, you have to have had your second shot 2 weeks before you go to the theme park, you can get the second shot and then expect to go to theme park. that same day. yeah. man, this doing this so that you feel more comfortable people go to big events because we look at the. >> big event video from the past to go right. so would you get a little closer if you are fully vaccinated and we are way closer. in fact, pass with the president wanted as far as vaccinations 200 million vaccines have been given to american. so far the goal was to do that. >> in the first 100 days of the president's term. big did that a week ahead of schedule. we have our washington, dc correspondent alexandra limon joining us now live with the story. good morning, alex. >> hey there. good morning. a

assisted that california's police department as well as the university of california irvine police department. >> you've indicated already that you been retained as an expert witness for the state in this matter is that right. >> yes. >> new conducted review and some of the various materials facilitated with the death of george floyd on behalf of the may 25 of 2020 is that correct pretty. >> yes. >> usurped charge a fee for your services. can you please tell the jury with the feet yes in this matter. >> there's a fluffy of $10000 and for the trial, the fee is 2900 and $15. >> and that's included reviewing all of the different materials that you have provided is not right. >> could you please tell the jury in, what materials you have reviewed pretty. >> i reviewed all of the body worn videos and other videos provided to me for cell phone video and things of that nature. and reports in the manuals for the minneapolis police department as well as the training materials. >> if we may have a slight appear. slide. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> based upon your review and the different materials that you have conducted and based upon your own exper

contributes $1.5 billion to annual tax revenue and $14 billion to state commerce to the state of california here universalonths when it was closed to finish up a new ride and also to revamp jurassic world, the ride. both universal and disney have been investing in technology to enable online ordering of food and to help streamline and avoid crowds now, disneyland and its california adventure park open an april 30th. that park is seeing hour-plus delays for booking online reservations sara. >> i guess that's the pent-up demand thank you, julia. >>> shares of netflix have underperformed the markets so far this year as the company gears upfor quarterly results. we'll talk to mark mahaney about that name and which tech stocks he likes >>> and a quick check for you on bonds. yields are higher today after a big fall yesterday the 10-year yielding just around 1.57%. it's holding back technology with the nasdaq underperforming and the tech sector in the red we'll be right back. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment.

talked with state election officials from key battleground states on assuring the security of the next elections. from the university of california berkeley, watch tonight on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> book tv on c-span two has nonfiction books and authors. saturday, columbia university law professor jamaal greenert looks at america's approach to individual rights. saturday at 9:00 p.m. eastern, bowling green state university professor talks about free speech and the free exchange of ideas. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on "afterward," in her new book "every day is a gift," senator tammy duckworth talks about her life and career in the military and the u.s. senate. she's interviewed by politicos editor alana sure. be sure to tune into "in-depth" may 2 with author ross doubt that on book tv on c-span2. >> next, senator chris coons, the cochair of the bipartisan senate climate caucus, discusses climate change and other legislative priorities at an event hosted by punch bowl news. before senator kunz spoke, punch bowl news

janet napolitano talked with officials from key battleground states on assuring the security of the next elections. from the university of california berkeley, watch tonight on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> congress returns from their holiday recess next week. the center returns monday at 3:00 p.m. eastern to continue work on the nomination of polly trachtenberg to be deputy transportation secretary, the number two post under pete buttigieg. they work on more nominations including wendy sherman to be deputy secretary of state and gary gensler to chair the securities and exchange commission. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation as well as a bill to prevent workplace violence against health care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow our congressional coverage anytime on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> up next, former defense and

talked with state election officials from key battleground states on assuring the security of the next elections. from the university of california berkeley, watch it tonight on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. congress returns from their holiday recess next week. the senate returns monday at 3:00 p.m. to continue work on the nomination of polly trenton -- trottenberg to be number two to be number 22 secretary of transportation pete buttigieg. the house is back tuesday for legislative business. this week, members are expected to work on equal pay for women legislation, as well as a bill to prevent work is violence against health-care care and social services workers. president biden's infrastructure and jobs package is not expected on the house floor until later in the spring or early summer. watch coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span two, and follow our coverage anytime at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> president biden outlined his infrastructure plan. this is about 25 minutes. president biden: good afternoon, everyone. last weekend in pittsburgh, i announced my plan to rebuild the backbone of amer

vaccinated people from out of state can visit theme parks currently limited to only california residents. sea world san diego is updating guidelines. disneyland and universaltudios are not allowing out of state visitors yet. also allow out of state fans to attend concerts. >> attendance ranges from 10 to 50% of usual capacity. >>> burning man considering requiring attendees prove they have been vaccinated for covid- 19. so far plans to hold the festival in the nevada e de the month if the event will take place this summer. >>> 6:25. more troubles for johnson & johnson. the concerns now that even more doses were contaminated. >>> on this earth day, the president is making moves to help the environment. why one of his plans includes poisoning some bay area rats. we'll explain next today's ways of working may work differently tomorrow. but you can work out anything with comcast business. get fast internet on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. flexible tools — like wi-fi you control. voice solutions that connect you from anywhere. and expert advice here, here, or even here. be fast. be flexible. bounce forward with comcast business