there's also opportunities to engage in the cpc process , the cpc has public meetings so when they dor av deployment regulations and you are all welcome to participate in those meetings. we are happy to let you know when they are. i believe that is the end so i stopped sharing myscreen . >>alex madrid: erin, that's very interesting and. [inaudible] i have a lot of questions but in the interest of time i have just two questions area one west question is that when some of these really counts as being. [inaudible] >>katie angotti: they are not being deployed, they're not available ... sport. >>alexmadrid: testing, that's what i'm asking . so did their testing them out. then what's the procedure and what are they testings, things that they do? that's one question and the second question was as regards to disabilities that are not included, i think the people the full list is part of. [inaudible] and i know that some of them are going to. [inaudible] how do they respond to if someone has limited movement and. [inaudible] i have no questions. >>katie angotti: with respect to what are the te

other part of it is, my organization to an extent, this is a responsible for doing country see high cpc threat assessments. to threat assessment at that time talked about the permissive environment for transnational terrorist groups and that there were a lot of pockets outside of the major city of sana and itself of unknowns by the government. so therefore, caveat emptier, as far as port physics and things like that but really there is nothing to definitive that said, warning lights of course don't go to a country like yemen. >> anyone else? any other questions? well, i'd like to thank you both for a fascinating discussion. [applause] it's just been remarkable in as i we said before, we all owe you a great deal of gratitude for your service. you really make a difference. >> thank you very much. >> and we want to thank you all for coming as well. this is going to be on c-span's website, so if you'd like to see more. thank you for coming out. [applause] howard lee was the first african american elected mayor in a majority white southern city. it's right so we sit down with mr. lee to talk

ladies and gentlemen, friends, the year 2021 marks the centenary of the communist party of china, cpc. over the last century, the cpc has striven forward against all odds in a relentless pursuit of happiness for the chinese people, rejuvenation for the chinese nation, and the common good for the world. as a result, the chinese nation has achieved great transformation to growing rich and becoming stronger, and has thus made a notable contribution to human civilization and progress. china will continue to play its part in building world peace, promoting global development, and defending international order. china will stay committed to peace, development, cooperation, and mutual benefit. develop friendship and cooperation with other countries on the basis of the five principles of peaceful coexistence, and promote a new type of international relations. china will continue to carry out anti-covert cooperation with the who and other countries, honor its commitment of making vaccines a global, public good, and do more to help developing countries defeat the virus. however strong it may gro

the full commission will then review it shortly thereafter live at cpc headquarters in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news all right, dan, we want to quickly take you to a town council meeting that is happening right the mayor there under fire yet. this is the town of windsor in the north bay where the. >> mayor, dominic foppoli is under fire. he's getting pressure to resign after several women have accused him of assault. this is a zoom meeting. we'll listen in live for a baby. >> crimes are possible crimes occurring within the town of windsor town limits and in the unincorporated county area. after speaking with council members. it was decided that a special meeting should be called to demand. that mere 4 resign. that meeting is tonight. obviously. i've had multiple conversations with council members over the last week and clearly as i have stated in their comments to the press and friends and members of the community there united, you know, in their view that the mayor should resign. i spent a great amount of time consulting with the town attorney regularly on a range of complex

that cpc headquarters in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> all right. let's get another check of weather this morning with john sray was live in the weather center yesterday i had a couple of high wind advisories just have one along the altamont pass. so people are heading out this morning is going to be another windy day. a lot of sunshine mixed with the yeah, we're looking at a calmer day out there today. which is definitely. >> nice change of pace from where we had been, especially 2 days ago when it was very windy all across the bay area. obviously his noted we still have that wind advisory on the altamont pass. so it's not completely calm. but we work our way significantly in the right direction right now. this is your view at san francisco skies are clear enough. we're definitely not talking a foggy morning, not or windy us mornings either. so really good conditions as far as mother nature's concerned, as you do make your way out into the roadways this morning and eventually into work radar shows those dry conditions we've been holding on to for a

address that they say they look forward to improving performance during this wildfire season live at the cpc. dan kerman kron 4 news sure hope so. thank you, dan. meanwhile, governor newsome was back in the bay today pushing to get kids back into classrooms. >> while admitting lots of schools still have no plan in place to get back to in person learning kron four's charles clifford reports. >> well here in sonoma county on wednesday, governor gavin newsome was here pushing for all public schools across the state to resume in person classes. the governor toured shepard accelerated elementary school on wepnesday morning. school actually resumed in person classes here on tuesday. the governor also spoke to the media talked about the 6.6 billion dollars in funding that is being used to reopen schools. that money is going towards 3 months of free ppe for all schools, also for testing and to get teachers and staff vaccinated. he noted there's about 11,000 schools in california, but not all of them have resumed in person classes as of yet. and he's hoping that they will. i want all the schools to r

the cpc says there was a report of a child getting stuck underneath or sucked underneath the treadmill. the company says there is no reason to stop using the treadmill if people simply read the safety manual and do not allow kids or pets to come near it the stock is down 6% this morning. >>> grab co- founder is set to gain voting power when they list on the nasdaq later on this year who is grab? a ride sharing company like uber based in asia. tan will gain more than 60% of the voting power when listed on the nasdaq that is rare and level and equal only to facebook's mark zuckerberg in terms of voting power and ownership stake. >>> let's get back to the markets. dow and s&p up four weeks in a row. nearly every stock is up high lately every single index but one india's sencex that goes along with any other class. throw a dart any commodity, crypto, nft whatever it is it's going to be higher. let's talk about it. joining us is asset managing director robert thieter. robert, every time we talk with anybody, you say how much higher can things go? apparently much higher it is, i guess a huge

that cpc headquarters in san francisco.pdan kerman kron 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a beautiful shot of downtown san francisco. now, that's one of the prettiest chief meteorologist lawrence karnow was here what to expect the rest of the he is going to be nice. i think as we get the weekend again. you know, last weekend was a beautiful weekend weather wise. well, i think we'll make it 2 in a row as high pressure looks like it is going to build it again, just to the right time and that is going to set the stage for an even warmer weekend. i think that what we had last weekend, we had some 80's pop it up last week. and i think maybe a couple low 90's, a real possibility by sunday out there. right now skies are mostly clear. there are a couple of patches of fog that are developing along the coastline right now. temperatures. yeah, they were running a little bit warmer today. 61 degrees just about the average in the san francisco 65 in oakland. 71 in san jose in livermore, 73 degrees in concord and 69 de

other part of it is, my organization to an extent, this ei a responsible for doing country see high cpceat assessments. to threat assessment at that time talked about the permissive environment for transnational terrorist groups and that there were a lot of pockets outside of the major city of -- and 18 itself of unknowns by the government. so therefore, caveat emptier, as far as port physics and things like that but really there is nothing to definitive that said, warning lights of course don't go to a country like yemen. >> anyone else? any other questions? well, i'd like to thank you both for a fascinating discussion. [applause] it's just been remarkable in as i we said before, we all owe you a great deal of gratitude for your service. you really make a difference. >> thank you very much. >> and we want to thank you all for coming as well. this is going to be on c-span's website, so if you'd like to see more. thank you for coming out. [applause] next, on history bookshelf. jeff quinn talks about his book, manchin about the life of cult leader charles manchin. mr. gwen reports on how

average slightly across the northeast and looks like well above average temperatures according to the cpcnd 60s in >>> all right. that there, you see it. it is time for our friday edition of ultimate pasta week. he's diving in. i'll bust him out and it's all about lasagna. you guys are going to want this recipe once you see what our next guest has cooking, a special twist on this dish, chef millie peartree, the founder of full heart, full blessings is joining us now, millie, good morning. >> good morning, good morning, everybody. how are you, great morning. >> it is a great morning because you've got lasagna in front of us. i'll confess it's going to be hard for me to concentrate on this because it smells so good in here. so you got a special twist, no layers. can it really be lasagna if there's no layers? >> totally could be a lasagna. it's all about the ingredient, first we'll offer condolences to the royal family and we're going to send prayers and blessings to the rapper dmx this morning so lasagna, so everybody that follows millie peartree on social media @chefmilliepeartree. we take

the cpc is working to put in place measures to assist customers with relief. it's not totally clear yet what the specific proposals are going to be. they're going to be developed over the next month or so. so it's not clear if they'll be available in time for that or sufficient. so one thing that the state can do is extend that disconnection moratorium. potential angle. i hope that answered your question. >> that leads to another question of mine. when it comes to low income by definition. there's federal low definition and then in san francisco it is very different median income. we see that in the vaccine rollout, focus for the vaccine rollout the majority of the land. only address when we talk about low income families. when we talk about low income the threshold of low income threshold or looking at a different way to indicate what the level will look like. >> the threshold levels are fixed. i do hear you out on this. you know, the state thresholds may be more flexible and the california puc is really looking at sort of affordability broadly and looking at

the progressive caucus, the cpc, has been around for 30 years, but it never had this kind of influence is different than candidate joe biden. we've talked about that a lot on a number of different fronts. but they have definitively decided that they want to be a transformational administration when it comes to these progressive items. so the progressive caucus has a lot more power than it ever did. it was always kind of a small player up on capitol hill. now because of the white houses' acceptance, more moderate democrats are saying, hey, i need to get into this, and they're having a lot of sway. steve: if joe biden gets his way and he does pass this $2 trillion infrastructure program, they're going to have to pay for it. and one way is to raise taxes. i know you're involved in a new series available on fox nation called the unauthorized history of taxes. you, you talked to a guy by the name of scott hodge. he's an economist, right? >> exactly. the tax policy, yes. and he's really great as far as knowing the history. and one of the things that this five-part series does, and it drops t