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[laughter] >> that's why i left the county council. >> the national association is a key partner of ours and representing them today, state forrester from the state of washington. welcome. i know you have a couple things to say. >> thank you for this opportunity to give you a little bit of insight into the role of the state and local governments in our inner agency wildlife fire management world. as said, safe and effective fire management requires the commitment, the cooperation and the coordination of all of us, all of our partners. state forestry agencies such as my own, washington natural resources, florida forest service and california's are the primary agencies that are responsible for the suppression in the states and we are partners here and at the national agency fire center with the fire director that helps to decide each day the priorities that occur in this nation. federal, state, tribal land andagencies all benefit from ths collaborative effort and it helps move national air and ground resources to the areas with a greatest threat and ensures all agencies are supported in th

two days later our county council ruled against that and overturned it. evealed the challenge of what we're facing here in salt lake county and across the state of utah. the hands of our public health officials are tied because they're concerned that the county councils and county commissions will overturn their orders and make it difficult for our kids to be protected. so we're seeing a bit of a quagmire here where we turned public health orders that should be protecting our kids and our community into political footballs. that's really what we're trying to do with our litigation, our legal complaint, highlight that challenge and untie the hands of our public health workers so they can protect our kids and communities again. >> we want to make it clear so the folks understand the law in utah, a local health official can say we want mask mandates, it's the county board that can overrule that. you said that happened in one situation. i want to talk about a new report from the american academy of pediatrics which found that kids make up 22% of new covid case

as part of her efforts to reform management of the jails, but the county council writes, the internal investigation was closed by the sheriff's office without any conclusions being reached as to the conduct. what i would say is it was spiked or suppressed, by whom it is not clear the report by the county agency that oversees the sheriff's office, says a supervising officer involved in the hogan incident publicly supported the sheriff in her successful 2018 campaign to be re elected and that the sheriff promoted that officer. later that year, the watchdog agency seeks subpoena power to get access to any information. the sheriff's office has added to this an ongoing criminal probe into bribery within the sheriff's office. the board of supervisors unanimously gave a vote of no confidence against the sheriff in august, san jose mayor sam liccardo called for smith's ouster supervisor submit, ian concedes smith is duly elected and can't be fired. but he's hopeful increased pressure will lead to a change in her behavior or a change in leadership. has got to stop the way we provide. some smal

i know we have the best command staff, and i know that we can make positive change, but the county councilnal investigation was closed by the sheriff's office without any conclusions being reached as to the conduct. what i would say is, it was spiked or suppressed by whom it is not clear the report by the county agency that oversees the sheriff's office, says a supervising officer involved in the hogan incident publicly supported the sheriff. in her successful 2018 campaign to be re elected and that the sheriff promoted that officer later that year. the watchdog agency seeks subpoena power to get access to any information. the sheriff's office has added to this and ongoing criminal probe into bribery within the sheriff's office. the board of supervisors unanimously gave a vote of no confidence against the sheriff. in august. san jose mayor sam liccardo called for smith's ouster. sheriff smith must resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news. how troubling is it that it's reached? this point? it's very troubling jesse tha

i know we have the best command staff, and i know that we can make positive change, but the county council investigation was closed by the sheriff's office without any conclusions being reached as to the conduct. what i would say is, it was spiked or suppressed by whom it is not clear a report by the county agency that oversees the sheriff's office, says a supervising officer involved in the hogan incident publicly supported the sheriff in her her successful 2018 campaign to be re elected and that the sheriff promoted that officer later that year. the watchdog agency seeks subpoena power to get access to any information. the sheriff's office has added to this an ongoing criminal probe into bribery within the sheriff's office. the board of supervisors unanimously gave a vote of no confidence against the sheriff in august, san jose mayor sam liccardo called for smith's ouster. sheriff smith must resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news. how troubling is it that it's reached? this point? it's very troubling jesse that th

i know we have the best command staff, and i know that we can make positive change, but the county counciles, the internal investigation was closed by the sheriff's office without any conclusions being reached as to the conduct. what i would say is, it was spiked or suppressed by whom it is not clear. report by the county agency that oversees the sheriff's office, says a supervising officer involved in the hogan incident publicly supported the sheriff in her successful 2018 campaign to be re elected and that the sheriff promoted that officer later that year. the watchdog agency seeks subpoena power to get access to any information. the sheriff's office has added to this and ongoing criminal probe into bribery within the sheriff's office, the board of supervisors unanimously gave a vote of no confidence against the sheriff. in august. san jose mayor sam liccardo called for smith's ouster shirt. smith must resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news. how troubling is it that it's reached? this point? it's very troubling je

conservative—run somerset county council is one of many authorities already struggling with the demandreased by 34% since the pandemic. the leader says reforms are needed but don't ease immediate pressures. i'm really pleased to see that something is being done, but our problem is now, and then we've got all the dangers of a winter epidemic or winter problems for people if we come into a really cold period, people need additional help. so i think there's a real challenge here as we go through the next few months. they are pressures that mean there is still some way to go before those at the heart of care will be convinced that the system is going to be fixed quickly enough. alison holt, bbc news. this evening's vote in the commons approving the new levy breaks a conservative manifesto commitment not to increase taxes. some conservatives mps are known to be unhappy, and labour says the change will not only hammer working people but it could also fail to clear the nhs waiting lists made worse by the pandemic. 0ur deputy political editor, vicki young, reports. a significant moment for bor

with that, said i think there is a real way we can point out republican school board and county councily council ways of being anti-vaccination, anti mask, and play that out. democrats are going to have to do a good job of going more moderate more anti covid-19 and temping down the joe mentions of the world and the blocks between us and real infrastructure progress and talk about covid-19 and how we are making progress on it. i don't think california was a legitimate bellwether for the electoral map in 2022. >> bill let me get this straight. it was the subject of the lead into the segment. trump is working to get certain elected republicans defeated. period and of sentence. and despite that because of that. republicans still can't form a negative word about him for the most part. >> right because they are scared they will be feted by someone he supports. i don't think that's what drove anthony gonzales. i think he thought he would win he got 63% of the vote in 2020 in that district. the district will be withdrawn this year. he ran ahead of trump by a couple of. points this young rich gu

conservative—run somerset county council is one of many authorities already struggling with the demandased by 34% since the pandemic. the leader says reforms are needed, but don't ease immediate pressures. i'm pleased to see that something is being done, but our problem is now, and then we've got all the dangers of a winter epidemic or winter problems for people if we come into a really cold period. people need additional help. so i think there's a real challenge here as we go through the next few months. they are pressures that mean there is still some way to go before those at the heart of care will be convinced that the system is going to be fixed quickly enough. alison holt, bbc news. even some critics of the government's proposals accept that it is at least trying to tackle the issue of social care, something previous governments have dodged. but in the commons today much of the debate has centred on who will end up paying the new taxes and whether the measures meet boris johnson's own pledge — that no—one will have to sell their house to fund their care. here's our deputy politic

conservative—run somerset county council is one of many authorities already struggling with the demandleased to see that something is being done, but our problem is now, and then we've got all the dangers of a winter epidemic or winter problems for people if we come into a really cold period. people need additional help. so i think there's a real challenge here as we go through the next few months. they are pressures that mean there is still some way to go before those at the heart of care will be convinced that the system is going to be fixed quickly enough. alison holt, bbc news. ministers have made it clear that the lion's share of the extra cash raised by the new taxes will initially go to the nhs — and not the care sector. theyjustify that by pointing to the huge backlog in those waiting for nhs treatment in england, made worse by the pandemic. but speaking to the bbc, borisjohnson refused to set any targets for reducing waiting times. he was speaking to our health editor, hugh pym. you see people come forward... the prime minister was back at the hospital trust where he was treat

trump-ified officials at local levels who are now trying to, a, either disrupt school boards or county councils or trying to get themselves put in place so the next time this comes around we don't have a type in georgia to stand up to the president. we have a marjorie taylor greene type. that is the other big change that's happened. also the people that want to be in these offices, normal people don't want to deal with this, to deal with crazy people telling them that they stole the election because they worked with hugo chavez and whatever other nonsense. normal people don't want that job. the people who want to be republican county clerks are the crazy ones who go to the my pillow rallies. who are happy to either steal this knowingly or have gone so far down the disinformation rabbit hole themselves that they think it's true. that is an additional threat to 2024 and beyond. >> eugene daniels, tim miller, thank you for starting us off today. i'm grateful to you both. >>> when we come back a near complete ban on abortion after the earliest weeks of pregnancy becomes the law of the land in texas

the lake city council will discuss becoming the second city and solano county to institute its own mask mandate. if passed folks would be required to wear those masks in public buildings and enclosed spaces just last week the city of benicia passed its own mask mandate right now. solano county, the lone a bay area county to not have a current mask mandate that special meeting set to get underway at 8 o'clock tonight. we'll bring you updates during our prime time news, starting at 8 o'clock, a cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from

. >>> vallejo is the second city in solano county to require masks indoors. council members approved that mandate joining benicia in going against their county, solano county, the only bay area county without an indoor mask mandate. after six weeks the council will have the choice to extend it or end it. >>> happening starting today, riding bart or caltrain will cost you half. it is part of a month long promotion to get people back on to public transportation after the pandemic when we were working at home. that half price fare applies to all riders using clipper cards and will be automatically credited at fare gates. caltrains is offering half off its monthly pass. >> i like the sound of that. will you like the sound of this forecast as we take a live look looking towards the bay bridge. >> that's nice. >> you can see a foggy start to the day or haze. meteorologist kari hall has been tracking all that. it's hard to tell now because we've gotten so much smoke in the area. >> we have had a lot of smoke mixing in with some of the fog so it's a little bit of both. we're

county's health department said that they are not considering a vaccine mandate in the county at this time council members added that that these type of restrictions could be an overreach since the county and the state do not have have such mandates in place. however, individual businesses can make their own rules and are allowed to institute their own vaccine requirements. now, the city council didn't create a vaccine mandate. however, council members were not opposed to the idea about talking about this in a future. in a future meeting. so right now one council member said that it was a wait and see game as they didn't know what is going to happen in the next few months from now. so we're just going to have to see if this changes later on. remain a back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> actor tyler perry is encouraging all californians to get vaccinated against covid-19 the state and perry's production company war lease a series of videos this month. they're going to dress frequently asked questions about the vaccines, including how to know if they're safe and how the vaccines actually

mandy in the county at this time and council members added that adding these type of restrictions could be an overreach since the county and state do not have such mandates in place. however, individual businesses are allowed to institute their own vaccine requirements. however, city council did not move forward with any it with creating any vaccine mandates. but council members were not opposed to the idea about talking about this in the future. so this could be a topic of conversation in other city council meetings. but for right now, they say that if you want to go to fitness pen you if you want to go to an entertainment venue or just a restaurant, you do not need to show that you have been vaccinated die rein him. back to you. >> what sounds like 93 or 95% of people. there are vaccinated. so they just don't have to prove it. all right. thanks a lot. actor tyler perry is encouraging all californians to get vaccinated against covid-19. >> the state and perry's production company will release a series of videos this month. they're going to dress frequently asked questions about the vac

county and city councils must approve that equipment. it is not a rogue police chief. on several occasions my department responded to silver alerts where seniors were missing and we deployed our helicopters to search for them and we were successful and sadly we were too late. during hurricane we used humvees to rescue families. the typical law enforcement vehicle doesn't have the ability to forge through high water and i have the pictures. if the amendment is passed you will prevent law enforcement agencies from it works and i we have to reject this amendment. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama time has expired completely. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. johnson: a pig with lipstick is still a pig and military-grade helicopter secured from the battlefields from afghanistan is a military-grade helicopter being used against its citizens. if the jurisdiction, the city council or county commission agreed to purchase and voted on that and agreed to accept the material, then that is good, but that is not required under the 1033 pr

. >>> as expected vallejo now the second city in solano county to require masks indoors once again. council members approved that mandate yesterday joining benicia in going against their county, solano county, which is now the only bay area county without an indoor mandate. during last night's hearing many criticized the county health officer for not having the mandate in place. after six weeks the council will have the choice to extend it or end it. >>> happening starting today, riding bart or caltrain will cost you half. this is all part of a promotion to get people back on public transportation. the half price fares applies to all riders using clipper cards and will be automatically credited to their fares. caltrains is offering half off on its monthly pass. >> mike might have less traffic to deal with. >> they'll still take you the whole way. >> kari, you have a lot on your plate this morning cleaning the weather that's so rough for the firefighters. >> it is rough. while the winds are picking up here it helps clear the smoke from the bay area may create those red flag conditions that w

and for the financial year21—22, cumbria immediately, and for the financial year 21—22, cumbria county council, scarborough hits national headlines _ labour. in 2004, scarborough hits national headlines when _ labour. in 2004, scarborough hits national headlines when rumours i labour. in 2004, scarborough hits i national headlines when rumours are a new dental practice opening to hundreds of people queueing around the block. today while many better off families continue to enjoy discounted prices the nhs offers, many children and vulnerable families still cannot register as nhs dental patients in scarborough and whitby. does the prime minister agree with me this needs fixing? yes, mr speaker, and that is why we are investing in the nhs and we wanted to be a better place for the dental profession. it would be great if this house voted overwhelmingly our package of measures to support the nhs. mr our package of measures to support the nhs. ~ ,,, ., ~ ,, , , ., the nhs. mr speaker, september marks childhood cancer— the nhs. mr speaker, september marks childhood cancer awareness _ the nhs. mr spea

us and if you know somebody who is running for school board this year, or town council, or county commissionerhere and. help them for a state wide judicial candidates we are going to be the one deciding these cases. you have to donate to and support people who believe in democratic self government. it's that simple. and they knock on us as democrats, that we only show ever before. years that isn't continent anymore. there's word too much on the line for this now. and this is the way this episode to convince us of. that >> conor lamb candidate for senate in pennsylvania, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you learns. >> coming up california gavin newsom, won a huge victory. and i mean huge victory this. week for fighting to protect the health of the people of california while many republican governments are risking their lives of the people of their state by refusing to protect the citizens of their state from covid-19. former republican presidential campaign strategists stewart stevens, animus nbc's will join us next. next. a patio that fits all the laughter, and a grill that

if you know somebody who's running for school board this year or town council or county commissioner they're going to be counting these votes, you got to get out there and help them for our statewide judicial candidates who are going to be the ones deciding these cases. you have to donate to and support people who believe in democratic self-government. it's that simple. the knock on us is democrats is sometimes we only show up every four years, and that isn't cutting it anymore. there is way too much on the line for this now, and this is just the latest episode to convince us of that. >> congressman conor lamb, candidate for senate in pennsylvania, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thank you. >>> coming up, california governor gavin newsom won a huge victory, and i mean huge victory this week, for fighting to protect the health of the people of california while many republican governors are risking the lives of the people of their states by refusing to protect the citizens of their states from covid-19. former republican presidential campaign strateg

that, you know, something like a school board meeting, something like a county commission meeting or city councilng, there might have been people who had party affiliations, but you know, mayors and city counselors they'll tell you there's not a republican way or a democratic way to pick up the trash. but that is actually exactly the types of divide that we are now seeing at school board meetings, at county commission meetings where you are seeing national politics localized in ways that are leading to threats against local officials and particularly threats against local election officials that remain very troubling and are sort of coming from a segment that are going to try to actively discourage local election officials in the next couple years from doing their jobs correctly. >> garrett i'm going to leave you right now but with this famous line, what do you call a failed coup? >> practice. >> garrett graff, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >>> we have breaking news just in. cnn learned that the taliban is allowing 200 people including a certain number of americans to leave af

and has been sanctioned by the un security council deputy prime minister mala dog county bar. dar, a taliban founder and leader who reportedly met with c i a director william burns in august to discuss the u. s. is withdraw from afghanistan. molar you called the minister of defense and some of the late taliban founder mohammed omar whose refusal to hand over osama bin ladin after the attacks on 911 led to the us invasion of afghanistan. and sir, as you dean how connie acting interior minister, who's on the f b i most wanted list with a 10000000 dollar bounty. on his head as head of the ha connie network, a us designated tara group considered one of the most dangerous and violent in afghanistan. his uncle caliah has a $5000000.00 bounty on his head for his ties to al qaeda. he's now acting minister for refugees, for other men appointed to senior positions, were detained that guantanamo bay, and released as part of a prisoner swap for sergeant bo birdsall, in 2014, including neural la norry acting ministers of borders and tribal affairs. and abdul hoc le seek acting intelligence minist

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have an ageing population, and i know that somerset county council has struggled desperately to meetneed it. i think people appreciate honesty this i people desperately need it. i think people appreciate honesty this is l people appreciate honesty this is about broker manifesto promises, as well. let me read you a quote from the papers. this is from someone on the papers. this is from someone on the prime minister's top team. after all that has happened in the last 18 months they cannot seriously be thinking about the tax raised on supermarket workers and nurses so that children of sorry homeowners can receive bigger inheritances. this, they say, makes a total mockery of a levelling up agenda. if this is to come in, how can you square that with what has been said about the importance of levelling up under this government? —— surrey homeowners. under this government? -- surrey homeowners— under this government? -- surrey homeowners. you are still referring to something _ homeowners. you are still referring to something that _ homeowners. you are still referring to something that is _

charles stafford al jazeera council, international atomic energy agency chief rafael garcia, county holding a news conference in vienna following his meeting in iran on sunday. let's listen and that the iranian side has indicated that a technical level, they are going to be exchanging information with our teams so that we can perform all the activities that need to be performed. we still need to see the degree of, of, of gap that, that there may be. but as you know, that redundancy said there are ways to reconstruct the information. of course thanks. d g. hello jonathan. i really bloomberg one very brief question. can you give us an update on the online enrichment monitoring mechanisms? the all and the yeah. are they still installed and not working or? or have they been removed entirely? no, they are there. okay. and then the 2nd question is, relative to the physical inventory verification, paragraph $81.00 of the info circ 531 states that depending on the chemical composition and whether uranium is rich to high or low levels, that the frequency of p i, these can be increased so you've been

where is the sense of pride in the mayor, city council, board of supervisors, they allow our county andation's homeless. >> reporter: the was of left venice beach and found shelter here under overpasses. it is estimated there is a 45% increase in the number of homeless in los angeles county. the problem is these encampments are spreading onto sidewalks. >> the 101 freeway, that is gavin newsom, california highway patrol. those are executive branches of state government who run the executive branch. why is this the method? that all falls on his shoulders like the rest of the city falls on garcetti's shoulders, city council men, board of supervisors. the solutions are there but there is no political will to do the obvious. >> reporter: villanueva believes there could be political consequences to the ongoing homeless crisis. >> the recall not just of newsom, of gascon is a referendum on homelessness and lawlessness. that is where the referendum is. every person is going to vote based on the entrance in defecating their front lawn, the garbage dump round the corner, the in cameras everywher

one city council member said that if they were to implement this type of vaccine mandate. it should start with city employees. now the central county fire department serves 3 cities including millbrae the fire chief says 10% of their department has not received a covid shot. however, as diane mentioned, 95% of millbrae residents are vaccinated 93% of eligible people in san mateo county have received at least their first dose of a covid vaccine. a spokesperson for the county's health department said that they are not considering a vaccine mandate in the county at this time. now there were people in favor but also against the idea one millbrae resident tells me it's a risky move to not require proof of vaccinations as people enter establishments in a place like a gym where you have a lot of people. >> you come in close contact with people in. they probably don't. i'm sure they don't observe the 6 feet social distancing. more prudent to require. that people enter gyms are vaccinated and all the more should. a city council. the government be behind efforts to require this. >> now council members added that these type of restrictions co

the lake city council will discuss becoming the second city and solano county to institute its own mask mandate. if passed folks would be required to wear those masks in public buildings and enclosed spaces just last week the city of benicia passed its own mask mandate right now. solano county, the lone a bay area county to not have a current mask mandate that special meeting set to get underway at 8 o'clock tonight. we'll bring you updates during our prime time news, starting at 8 o'clock, a cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from the coast guard to stay anchored in san francisco bay. >> a san francisco fire boat responded to that ship yesterday and brought 6 crew members to the city for medical about valuations. kron four's maureen kelly has the latest on these confirmed covid cases. >> here are pictures of the san francisco fire boat responding to monday's 911. call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on th

in solano county to bring back a mask mandate. last night, the value city council voted unanimously to require people they just for enough to wear a mask indoors, regardless of their vaccination status. this comes a week after venetia became the first city in the county to reimpose the policy. diblasio's mandates stays in place now for at least six weeks. it's in response to an increase in covid cases. several people we spoke with said they're happy with the council's decision. it's like an extra layer of protection for you. but it also extra layer of protection people around you from you. in case you're asymptomatic. so you know, i think it's a good idea. they should wear a mask because protection, uh, covid is still there. folios. mayor says 52% of eligible residents in the county are fully vaccinated, he'd consider dropping the mandate as soon as they reach 85% solano county, by the way, the only barrier county without a mask mandate in place still to come in noon, taking a closer look at the effect wildfire smoke is having on lake tahoe's crystal clear water wh

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council members add concerned that the mandates would be unconstitutional. san francisco and contra costa counties all have vaccine mandates of some kind in place. go to nbcbayarea.com and click on "view covid dashboard." >>> side shows and illegals and dangerous street stunt events have become a nightly nuisance. in some south bay neighborhoods, now the city of san jose is cracking down using a new pilot project aims to discourage people from gathering at some intersections. >> reporter: neighbors tell me they're trying to get used to this new configuration but they welcome to effort to stop the side shows. police have been aggressively breaking up these side shows this year. >> it's a huge problem. >> reporter: police admits it's getting more dangerous. here is a video they found of a man three weeks ago firing his rifle. it looks like an ar-15. this is not the type of event where you can send patrol cars. there are hundreds of people here. >> reporter: dozens of cars impounded. hundreds of spectators under a new local ordinance. >> at night they're doing donuts and it's loud every night. >> rep

in one town in alabama, the county seat of lawrence, the council seat of 20 years has been telling people about sewage from a nearby lagoon that is causing backed up sewage for years. all the town can provide is a pump truck to pump the sewage out of her yard from time to time. this is indicative of the failing infrastructure in sanitation and inequality that exist throughout the united states, whether in montgomery, alabama or elsewhere, or a county in kentucky where poor white families are also seeking sanitation and environmental justice as well as good paying jobs. during a recent visit to mount vernon, new york, i met families that have been unable to -- for more than 20 years. the american jobs plan provides an opportunity to deal with the climate crisis head on for vulnerable communities. this is a chance to create jobs, create sustainable economic development and make america a model of ingenuity where we can all have clean air and water in every community. with this funding, to come guardrails that ensure that lawrence county and the member from mount vernon, new york, would neve

the resolution by council member trevor reid calls on the alameda county board of supervisors to distribute federal rescue funds toward violence prevention. there's also a host of recommendations, including money for mental health services, housing assistance and job development. for the wildfire this afternoon said abuzz through sonoma valley tasting rooms and by day's end the fremont fire charred 116 acres before ground and air attack knocked it out. could, he reads deborah villalon is live in the town of shell bill closest to the fire tonight, deb. andre today's fire was a bit of a wine country spectacle burning on the border of napa and sonoma counties and showing once again how fast vegetation can take off. we couldn't really quite tell where exactly it was when smoke suddenly billowed behind nicholson ranch winery. no one was sure how close fire was. and if it was coming, was it right next to us, just, you know. just over the hill so it was a little bit scary. first from sky fox, the fremont fire, throwing up heavy smoke over the sonoma valley and triggering a big response from local

the late show has become the second city in solano county to bring back a mask mandate. yeah. the city council discussed it tonight. they have an answer kron 4 taylor >> with reaction now from the late show. >> while we see a lot of residents with different opinions on social media and in facebook groups, the steps of city hall are empty tuesday night. no protesters and a lot of people i spoke with are in support of a new mask mandate. >> following indonesia's footsteps, the city of vallejo is now considering a new mask mandate at a special meeting tuesday night. i think it's fair. i mean, i think until more people are vaccinated, it's the right thing to do. i think the should follow the state of california and cdc and that's a recommendation for a mask and i risk areas. >> and i think it's citizen's responsibility to do what's right and indoor mask mandate would make delay hold the second city to break away from the rest of solano county as its health officer. >> is the only bay area health officer to not recommend facial coverings indoors at this time. i don't know who our health person news

. >> reporter: at this time, the county is not considering a vaccine mandate to boost numbers. on the peninsula, the millbrae city council discussed the idea of putting one in place this week, but ultimately decided against it. back on the coast, he hopes the pop up clinics also serve as places where people who are hesitant can learn more about the vaccine, and if they can get 15 to 20 people vaccinated in a session, that is a win. >> we have to be strategic, and understand that it is going to be the incremental progress that we make. >> are there any other spots in san mateo county that are below the 80% goal? >> reporter: there are four spots in total. you can add in broadmoor, by daly city, and then mama mar down by pescadero. >>> we have new video of a brazen smash and grab robbery at the serramonte mall in daly city. you can see at least four suspects breaking the display cases at infinity and company, then grabbing handfuls of jewelry. this happened yesterday. some shoppers, you can hear them screaming in the background, glass flying. one man appeared to try to intervene, and the suspect sprinted out of the in less

county charters, townships. in ohio, we have municipalities . i have spoken at the city council and very often, or almost all the time, there is no one there except someone who is concerned with a specific topic. we have the city administration that will sometimes -- this is anecdotal, of course -- will pretty much ignore what city council does and go their own way. we should not overlook the fact that civics also includes local jurisdictions and that young people, they not only need to know the three branches of government like we see diagram in textbooks, they also need to know what kind of a jurisdiction they are living in, what they should be doing, and whether gerrymandering should keep them from wanting to vote, and issues like that. host: do you think may be a bottom-up approach is better than a top-down approach? we will learn about local governments first and the things that impact you in your town or city, then state government and federal government, or start back at the beginning with the constitution? caller: i happen to have been a science teacher. in history, if y

where's the sense of pride and the mayor, the city council, the board of supervisors? they allow our countyg ground to the entire nation's homeless. >> while the homeless have left venice beach, they found shelter here under overpasses. it is estimated that there has been a 45% increase in the number of homeless here in los angeles county. the problem is these encampments are spreading onto sidewalks, causing potential injury. >> the 101 free freeway, is gavin newsom, it is scout tran, that is california highway patrol, those are all executive branch of the state government. who runs the executive branch? the governor. so why is this the method is? that's on his shoulders like the rest of the city on garcetti's shoulders, the city councilman, the board of supervisors. the solutions are there but there is no political will to do the obvious. >> sheriff illinois that believes there could be political consequences for the on going crisis. speak of the recall not just of newsom, of gascon, of others is a referendum on homelessness and lawlessness. that's where the referendum is going to be at.

now one council another council member that if they were to consider this idea it should start with the city employees. the central county fire department search 3 cities including here in millbrae. the fire chief says 10% of their department has not received a covid shot. however, 95% of millbrae residents are vaccinated 93% of eligible people in san mateo county have received at least their first dose of a covid vaccine. a spokesperson for the county's health department said that they are not considering a vaccine mandate in the county at this time. now, this whole morning, i've been speaking to people who are in favor of the idea. but also 2 people who are against the idea. here is what some people had to say. >> i don't think it's necessary. i think it's more important for the employees to be vaccinated. i think it would be helpful for them says they're the ones that are working there and are in contact with everyone. i prefer someone show their vaccination card because i feel safe. >> i have in my inside that i didn't show it to for them the same time at the school doing so i feel safe when i i mean door because i k

environmental protection committee and the city council where we actually did secure about $2 billion in infrastructure money to build out new sewer systems within queens countyr, you are talking about 40 years of this investment, jim. we were behind the eight ball. people are talking about climate change that just arrived now. i know coming from the city council where my district was hit by hurricane sandy that climate change had arrived a long time ago, and i'm very grateful for the president's visit tomorrow in queens county where we will be pushing for more infrastructure investment in queens. >> and can you walk us through the recovery efforts underway right now. we heard one of your residents say it looks like a bomb went off in her neighborhood. what's it like right now? >> well, you're talking about catastrophic devastation to families who lost every single thing they had in the basements. some residents who lost their livel livelihoods. think about the affordable housing crisis we have in new york city. basements play a big role in subsidizing housing for many of our residents here in queens county. so the bottom line is climate change is certainly i

vallejo is now the second city in solano county to bring back an indoor mask mandate. last night, the vallejo city counciloted unanimously to require people ages four and up to wear a mask indoors regardless of their vaccination status. this comes a week after beneath. became the first city in the county to reimpose the policy. vallejo is mandate will stay in place for at least six weeks in response to an increase in the number of covid-19 cases, several people we spoke with say they are happy with the council's decision. it's like an extra layer of protection for you. but it also extra layer of protection people around you from you in case you're asymptomatic, so you know, i think it's a good idea. they should wear a mask because protectionist, uh, called it is still there. vallejo as mayor, says 52% of eligible residents in the county are now fully vaccinated, but he'd consider dropping the mandate early if the city reaches 85% solano county is the only bay area county without a mask mandate in place. the death toll from hurricane ida has now grown to at least six and tonight there are still nearly a mi

the labels could soon become the second city in solano county to institute its own mask mandate. the lego city council discuss the issue during a special meeting tonight. if it's passed the mandate would require people to wear masks while indoor a public buildings and in enclosed spaces last week, the city of benicia passed a similar ordinance in all indoor public settings, including theaters businesses offices, bars, retail stores and restaurants solano county is the only bay area county to not institute a mask mandate. a cargo ship dealing with the covid-19 outbreak is now under orders from the u.s. coast guard to stay anchored out in san francisco bay kron 4 1st told you about the outbreak on board the global striker yesterday at 5. >> today. maureen kelly got an update on the conditions of the 6 crew members taken off the boat to the hospital. >> here are pictures of the san francisco fire but responding to monday's 911, call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that shi

county whether it be -- a candidate for running for u.s. senate, president, congress, or the state offices and local city council races. so what gavin newsom has done is not only has he normalized the notion that illegal immigrants should be able to run in an election in california starting with these county committees, but he's also geoffing a voice to illegal immigrants to tell us citizens who he should vote for which it comes time for the actual election. and so look they're starting small. but there's no doubt that this is a pattern of behavior ashley, in 2018, san francisco started letting illegal immigrants vote for school board races. last year, santa ana, california in orange county legalized illegal immigrants serving on county city board of commissions. so legal immigrant could literally become a city commissioner in santa ana, and what they're clearly showing here is that they want illegal immigrants to vote. they're doing it in spring. they want illegal immigrants to serve on commission they're doing it in sang the ananow statewide gavin newsom normalized by serve on central comets it is outrageous. >> this

will remain in place for 6 weeks after that, the city council will come together to reassess the covid cases in the city of vallejo and solano county before determining if a mandate extension is required. another big story this morning, governor gavin newsom says california has administered 48 million doses of the covid this means 80% of all eligible californians have received at least one dose, which is more than any other state during an event in oakland yesterday. the governor said while he's proud of the state's high vaccination rate. they're still a long way to go. this is still primarily. >> overwhelmingly, a pandemic of the un vaccinated. we still have work to do in the latino community. the african american community. >> governor newsom says the state will continue issuing outreach campaigns. pop up vaccination clinics and whatever it takes to get more people vaccinated. meantime, state lawmakers have dropped a controversial proposal to issue a statewide vaccine mandate. the bill called for californians to show proof of vaccination to enter indoor businesses. it would also require all employees to be fully vaccinated or be

last week, mayor schaff says some progress has been made to get the county to sign on to the project she says she hopes the councilwill vote next month. jobina: you may have to pay to park at one beach in the golden gate national recreation area. they are considering at -- considering adding a three dollars parking fee at some sites to help pay for sanitation services and repairs. officials say this is in response to a traumatic increase in visitors during the pandemic. yesterday was the last day for public comment. if issued, the fees would start in mid 2022. reggie: families on both sides of the bay channeling their grief into a call for change. plus -- >> why didn't they keep going until that son of a was out? >> things get testy at a community meeting with calfire. commanders got a chance to respond. mike: live look at sfo. clouds, drizzle, possible delays, but one of the byproducts, look at this wonderfully clean air today, tomorrow and wednesday, our coolest days in the forecast working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47

council members added these type of restrictions. added that these type of restrictions could be an overreach sense. the county and state do not have such mandates in place however, individual businesses can make their own rules. and that includes instituting their own vaccine requirements. so the city of know mill rate did not move forward with the idea. however, they are not opposed to talking about it in a future meeting. one city council member says that that they will wait and see what happens now. coming up in the next hour. i'm like i said, i did speak to people who are in favor of the idea and others who oppose it will hear from them in the next hour back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> actor tyler perry is encouraging all californians to get vaccinated against covid-19 the state and perry's production company will release a series of videos this month. they're going to dress frequently asked questions about the vaccines, including how to know if they're safe and how the vaccines actually work. the partnership with perry's a part of an outreach effort for the state's african american commun

county. the swearing-in ceremony held of tht's san leandro city council meeting. >>> now pediatric cases have spiked in parts of the country in recent weeks, at one point they accounted for a quarter of all new infections. now some experts believe the pfizer vaccine will be approved for younger children this fall. >> the best case scenario, given the timeline. you could potentially have a vaccine available to children age 5 to 11 by halloween if everything goes well. >> the infectious disease expert, doctor monica, says if it is approved, children would receive a smaller dose than adults. >> the fda and pfizer decided together to give a smaller dose than they were planning, 252 11- year-olds, it will be 10 micrograms. >> that is a third of the adult dosage. they say it is designed to address the safety concerns of parents who may still be hesitant to get their children a shot. >> we are really wanting to vaccinate children not because they are as at risk, but because they can transmit, we all live together, we are a big large society together, there are multigenerational households, and it is

they have a local emergency mandate and that will continue until the city council says that is over but in contra, costa county, the board of supervisors decided that they are going to keep that. david should ban let let and let it expires. thank you. didn't extend it. so it's fires j. so you can see how some people are covered. some people are what you need to do is if you're at risk apply for rental assistance through the state and we have the information. i can do that on kron. 4 dot com. >> well, happening today in the east bay san leandro unified school district is opening a free covid-19 clinic. now this clinic is being set up only for students and staff and families in the district. so you want to make sure you bring your id and approve your residency. the clinic is able to provide up to about 500 tests per day and it will be open from one in the morning until not or should say 9 in the morning until one in the afternoon and then again from 02:00pm to 04:00pm in the afternoon. this will be at the barber lee center for health and wellness which is located directly across from san leandro high school. so

yesterday the city council declared gun violence in the city a health crisis. as for a solution is asking the county of alameda to allocate money from the covid-19 stimulus package to the city of oakland's department of violence prevention. oakland has already approved the creation of a new police academy which will put more officers on the streets. with this money from the relief fund the city will also be able to fund more mental health services, medical clinics within a community, housing support, and among other things will be able to help small minority owned businesses. >> when we talk about gun violence in oakland, the majority of those who are dying and losing their lives are black men and brown men, latino men and black men. and so this resolution is to uplift the severity of the crisis that we are in with 100 lives lost. and the majority of those black and brown men and women dying on our streets. >> reporter: an oakland police officer is recovering after being shot while responding early yesterday morning to a report of a man with a gun on the 2100 block of telegraph avenue. the suspect f

california in extreme or exceptional drought, counties across the bay area are preparing for what could be several more dry years to come. the bay area councilosted a panel today to discuss the current conditions and solutions. >> sadly, almost 45% of the state is now in an exceptional drought so when we get to those circumstances, fields are fallowed, orchards are removed. the vegetable yields go down. fires become very expensive. liz: reservoirs across the bay area that supply water for millions of residents are increasingly depleting. in marin county, the levels of the reservoir are shockingly low. we are at the edge of the reservoir and it is pretty bad, scattered everywhere around us are shells that should be underwater, but take a look at this birdseye view from sky seven. that is how you can see and get a sense of just how depleted this reservoir is. the reservoir is one of seven in marin county. they are at 36% capacity, nearly half of what it was a year ago when the reservoirs were at 60% capacity. the average for this time of year is 72%. >> it's not difficult to say that things are not good right now. liz: all across the state, th