heading towards middle part 27 minutes tracking your drive times for you this morning but for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot rhonda 5 oh one of the big story this morning teachers are getting shots in san the bought a 100 or so well more than that, but just the latest step in trying to get students and staff back into the classroom kron four's will tran actually has the details for us in san francisco this morning will. james yes, the teachers are already on track to return back to the classrooms. april 12th and it looks like after the next 3 days they will be even more. >>on track for that day because it's been very contentious between the city as well as the teachers union on when the teachers would return and now they're getting that much closer already 2000 teachers have been vaccinated and after the next 3 days, 1500 teachers should get a shot in the arm making it 3500 out of a total 9500 teachers and that is important because it looks like on april 12 k through 5 will be back inside the classrooms all the limited capacity. they have come a long way for months mayor londo

>>yeah good morning daryn james president biden is expected to tout the new covid relief package and also the vaccination progress that his administration has been able to make so far but as these new variants that could potentially lead to a spring surge health officials are warning that the pandemic still isn't over. >>i want to talk about what comes next president joe biden plans to launch a new phase of his administration's response to the covid-19 pandemic during his first primetime address tonight to explain what we will do as a government and what will ask of the american people. the president's speech comes on the heels of the passage of his nearly 2 trillion dollar american rescue plan his first legislative victory i give full credit to joe biden because this was his vision vice president kamala harris and senate majority leader chuck schumer commend president biden for his leadership help is on the way. >>you will receive $1400 checks by the end of march but republicans aren't celebrating this is actually one of the worst pieces of legislation of same pass here in the time

we're tracking those drive times daryn james back to you, thanks rate is 7.32 this morning, a big stepnd kids getting back into the classroom in san francisco, yeah, the san francisco unified school district now offering up more shots for teachers so we can get kids back in class kron four's will tran standing by live in the city. >>with more on the program good morning wealth. >>good morning james and area and a great morning for parents who would like to have their kids back inside the classrooms because 1500 teachers over the next 3 days they will come here. district headquarters and they will get their shots and the first one should be administered in about 90 minutes from now so far 2000 teachers in san francisco have already in vaccinated by the time this is over on saturday, 3500 of the 9500 teachers altogether in san francisco. it's going to be done with a one shot deal. it's the johnson and johnson vaccine the teachers appointment only this going to put them even more on track to return back to the classrooms on april 12 as the city and the school district and the teachers uni

so on top of those drive times for you and much more but for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot of rain a 8 o one right now and our top story more counties could be relaxing the restrictions this week that would be nice we've got still in the purple alameda contra costa solano and sonoma counties. >>if all goes well they could end up joining the rest of the bay area in the red tier. >>it all depends on the covid numbers kron 4 sarah stinson is live in contra costa county with what's happening. there. hi sarah. >>there yet restaurants here gearing up for the day there's a lot of outdoor dining here in lafayette, it's been the saving grace for restaurants as they try and stay afloat and now the county is getting closer to being in the red tier that means they could see indoor dining here as well so that would be huge relief for restaurants but we're not quite there yet we're still monitoring the numbers waiting for the latest update from health officials but as it stands is contra costa county has an adjusted case rate of 8 and a half cases per day on average per 100,000 people ca

we're on top of the roadways for you this morning, we'll have more on that coming up next but for now daryn james back to you, thanks reyna 7 oh one our top story more bay area counties could be relaxing restrictions and opening up yeah so far we've got santa clara san mateo san francisco marin napa in the red and the others hopefully will join them soon enough. >>and be able to get more and more indoor businesses going what would that mean for contra costa county, let's go there live kron 4 sarah stinson following the latest hi sarah. >>and here in the east bay. they're kind of just waiting and hoping to get to the red tier still the purple means that they're doing outdoor dining still live here in or you can see the tables out in the heat lamps this is the reality in till they get the go ahead to be in the state's red tier and that means they need to slow down the spread of coronavirus they've hit a few bumps along the road. but they've also been able to slow it down since mid-january so they're making good progress right now as of yesterday i checked the latest stats on the website for c

this morning for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot 6 '02 and is tier tuesday try and that means that we could see alameda county moved into the less respective or red tier you remember last tuesday we saw a handful of counties join. >>a marine in san mateo in the red tier, the goal of course to work your way up the scale of actually getting down to minimal we'll get there today but maybe we get some of these purple counties out of purple that's going to kron 4 sarah stinson in alameda county with the details. hi sarah. >>i like that to tuesday we can make it kind of fun because it has been very fun, people just sitting on the edge of their seat look when are we going to reopen further have people messaging me all the time saying are we there yet are we there yet well today we'll find out from the governor live here in alameda county at south shore center those restaurants here this big retail stores and businesses here will be affected by whatever happened todaif alameda county moves into the red tier and local health officials believe it could very well be this week that they d

we're on top of those drive times for you daryn james back to you thanks a lot.n national news house democrats get ready to pass president biden's covid relief bill passed parents across the country to get some much needed help we've got our washington correspondent jessi tenure live in dc now. >>with the latest on the debate that's brewing there. good morning jesse. >>yeah good morning james and ari of the plan which the house could approve as early as tonight does include something that democrats have been working on for years. and that's increasing the child tax credit. >>there's real historic moment is in the passage of the child tax credit house democrats are ready to pass president biden's american rescue plan to help millions of families struggling through the pandemic but connecticut congresswoman rosa delauro says the bill goes even further millions of children will be lifted out of poverty with the stroke of the pen the plan temporarily raises the child tax credit, descend parents $3600 total a year per child under the age of 6 and $3,000 per child betw

one it will take about 40 minutes to do that we're staying on top of your drive much more before now daryn james back to you ever since covid it's become like tear tuesday tuesday, when we find out who moves into the next year last tuesday we saw sam a tumor in county moving to the red tier we were hoping for san francisco, it just wasn't to be they needed a little more time to prove their numbers were at that level that would warrant it. >>maybe today's the day let's see kron four's will tran standing by with what we know at this point will. i think san francisco today is the day for sure because mayor london breed she tweeted out. >>suggesting that it was going to happen and i think she knows governor gavin newsom a little bit better than us so i think it's going to have napa and santa clara counties will be joining in as well altogether looks like 7 counties will move from the purple to the red and that's going to help so many businesses like the ones in chinatown they suffered dearly because of the pandemic and then this shutdown you can't eat inside. lunar new year just past and they

which she yeah might come in handy umbrellas certainly come handy, that's all tomorrow night now as daryn james mention today if you're near the coastline. that's what you want to be concerned about is we are looking at some really high swell out there some dangerous rip currents too, especially on those western a northwesterly facing beaches. now elsewhere in the bay area skies will be dry today, but we are actually starting out with a dose of fog not your center tower view in cloud cover looking pretty minimal on radar but take a look at fog cast we've got santa rosa napa in novato now seeing visibility in spots below a mile so you want to slow it down. >>as you are leaving the house especially across the north bay. also some spots across the inland east bay in the south bay proven offer up some patchy fog as well this is going to remain throughout the course of your morning commute so just anticipate that maybe give yourself a few extra minutes because we haven't seen a lot of fog this week 30's for double in livermore as well as into fairfield while oakland at 46 degrees alameda and s

hello i'm daryn jordan doha at the top stories here on al-jazeera the bike ministration is defending its decision not to apply sanctions on saudi crown prince mohammed bin over the killing of a journalist and. it reiterated that it seeking to recalibrate not rupture the relationship between washington and riyadh we have urged saudi arabia to disband this group and then adopt institutional systemic reforms and controls to ensure that at anti dissident activities and operations cease and cease completely we have made crystal clear and will continue to do so that the brutal killing of jamal khashoggi quint 28 months ago remains an acceptable conduct at the same time our relationship with saudi arabia is important it's important to u.s. interests and it requires continued progress in reforms to ensure that this important partnership rests on strong fundamentals and continues to advance our shared objectives in the middle east mike hanna has more now from washington d.c. . details that were given were in fact given in writing by state department last friday but this is the 1st time that t

for now daryn, very but i would call.hat's all i was all 63 is the time one of the big stories we're following this morning is the fact that millions of california with disability and underlying health conditions are now eligible. >> before their covid-19 vaccine. it's an expansion of eligibility. marking a critical step. >> in the state's effort to get more people their shots garage has the latest. california's vaccine rollout is expanding to include people with certain diseases and disabilities because they needed joe contreras a sacramento county is a fan of the expansion that includes people aged 16 to 64 with health conditions like chronic pulmonary disease down syndrome pregnancy and people with developmental or other high-risk disabilities. we just have to try to do the best we can to. >> everybody get vaccinated. the state projects. adding this group will add 4 to 6 million more californians to the list were already eligible for the vaccine. but officials across the state say the new addition will put a burden on

daryn. james, back to you both. thanks reyna. >> so we've got good weather for the weekend and now more good food options to for some counties that are newly elevated to the red tier in the east bay. big it's all coming together. james. finally, we can all we're going to get covid no matter you can't drink at a winery and not eat. and then you can eat more and inside. >> soon. we're gonna have orange chair next week for the worst timely. wow. kron four's will tran is in union city with what they can do there this weekend. high will. >> good morning, james and area. yes, you can have a couple of options that you didn't have before. a look at outdoor dining and union at union landing. and you can see the lights behind me, the tables outside. >> you can still choose to dine outside or you can choose to dine inside this morning. may i suggest you do it inside. it's a little chilly. look at no cloud cover above me, which means it's cold but clear and then you have the movie theater option often t

daryn james i'll send it over to you, thanks a lot of rain a 5 '02 and 2 more areas in the bay area are opening up in loosening restrictions yeah, that means hundreds of businesses can now expand their indoor and outdoor operations were talking about alameda. >>and solano county both of those counties joined the rest of the ferry in the red to just comes across and sonoma. >>hopefully they'll also join kron 4 sarah stinson is live in allegheny county with more on what you can do there. now. hi sarah. >>good morning restaurants can finally take their outdoor dining indoors at 25% capacity and this is a i mean this county hasn't been in the red tier since november, so it's been about 4 months of being in the purple tier, one of the most strict in tears and he has been hard because you can't do a lot in the purple tier and the red tier offers you a few things you can do to loosen the restrictions which i think a lot of people were looking forward just kind of getting back to a little bit more normalcy in the red tier, though you can do as i said indoor dining the retail stores, they can op

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera tanzania is set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of coded 1000 step to john magaw family the government says he suffered a heart failure but the opposition has said he was sick with coded 19 other chapelle reports. thank you for that would go the last time john pomfret maggot food he was seen in public he was carrying out official duties and not wearing a mask not long into his 2nd term in office he suddenly vanished from public sight after 3 weeks of speculation came the announcement from vice president sami haasan on state television. where we lost our leader president of the republic of tanzania the owner john paul jason. he parted this life from heart complications in hospital in dar es salaam. rumors have been swirling that maggot who had sought treatment for covert 19 largely fed by opposition leader to lease to and kenyan media the government denied the reports and arrested at least 4 people who speculated about his health on social media the majority of you when you we

hello i'm daryn jordan and to a lot of the top stories. here with us president joe biden has achieved his 1st major legislative victory the senate has passed a $1.00 trillion dollars coronavirus relief bill by the narrowest of margins mike hanna reports. is. the bull was finally passed in the process of vote a rama it was the longest senate vote in recent memory approval coming more than 24 hours after the role of members was called this bill will deliver more help to more people than anything the federal government has done in decades we could work together. but our democratic colleagues. their top priority one pandemic relief it was their washington wish wish. the whole process began as it would largely continue with the deciding vote by the vice president kaamelott harris to acceptable debate breaking a $5050.00 dead log along party lines. the 1st major delay was among democrats with senator joe manchin holding on for more than 10 hours before reaching a compromise to president biden on unemployment payments i asked at republican insist

alone daryn jordan the sound 0 live from doha also coming up. all of the people who have been working to save lives the families who've lost loved ones all deserve greater transparency the u.s. and other countries question a w.h.o. study into covert nineteen's origin saying china didn't give enough access to samples and data. military chiefs all resigned after the brazilian president's son the defense minister and the cabinet over. and wounded myanmar civilian seek help in neighboring thailand after getting caught up in military attacks one ethnic group. a teenager and a child have been among witnesses giving at times emotional testimony during the trial of a former u.s. police officer charged over george floyd's death the court heard how onlookers grew increasingly angry as they demanded derrick jovan take his neil floyd's neck and have a firefighter was prevented from intervening john hendren reports now from minneapolis . as he watched derek show vanilla and george floyd's increasingly lifeless body donald williams called the police to report

but for now, daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot. it dig crime in atlanta is rocking the asian-american community around the country and here in the bay area, a series of murders 8 people killed, 6 of them are asian women. they happened across 3 different massage parlors and they do have a suspect in custody. >> identified now as 21 year-old, robert aaron long. he was arrested south of atlanta last night. police use these surveillance images to identify him and place him at all. 3 shootings. the first 4 victims were found in cherokee county. that's northwest of atlanta. and then about an hour later. >> 2 pollard's across the street from each other. 3 women shot dead at one. and this is in atlanta and then another woman was killed at the massage parlor across the street from that one as we said, 6 of the 8 or asian women police investigating whether it's a hate crime and targeted against them because of that. but at this point we don't know the motive. we are standing by, though, for a press conference and we have already heard from s

we're tracking the roadways as drive times for you keeping you safe for now daryn james back to you we're also tracking the covid numbers and who gets to move into the less restrictive restrictive red tier today you can see we still have 4 counties that are still in the purple alameda contra costa solano sonoma the hope though is on tour tuesday when the state re can progress to the less restrictive tier that maybe one of these counties. >>can bump up on the list maybe it will be alameda county that's where kron 4 sarah stinson is live this morning an update. hi sarah. >>high on this here tuesday. i think a lot of people in the bay area specifically in the east bay are kind of on pins and needles waiting to hear if the governor is going to allow them to move to the red tier right now i'm live on the south shore center in alameda where there's lots of stores and restaurants a popular place and it will be heavily affected if the red tier does happen local health officials do believe that will happen sometime this week so this is good news for people who live here. there was a few hot spots

heading towards menlo park here at 29 minutes we're tracking your drive times and much more but for now daryn james back to you thank you so one of our developing stories this morning includes the fact that california has released some new vaccination guidelines that hopefully will impact us in a positive way well, the goal is to get the vaccine to the most vulnerable neighborhoods so that counties can quickly moving to less restrictive tiers calm persistence is live and san francisco freshly in the red tier to talk about what they're doing. hi sarah. >>that's right this is going to help us get moving a lot faster and it's going to help the most vulnerable people get the vaccine in neighborhoods across the state 400 different zip codes, including here in san francisco chinatown's going to benefit from this the tenderloin treasure island parts of soma bayview many different areas across the bay area. >>and these designated shots will be for people who live in the hardest hit areas. in our most at risk from the coronavirus each neighborhood is considered vulnerable based on household income edu

hello i'm daryn jordan this is not a 0 a live from doha also coming up homes up rooted in thousands move to higher ground the worst floods in the heart a sentry battle australia's new south wales. demonstrations at dawn protesters in myanmar trying vainly to avoid more bloodshed at the hands of the military. and more freedom of movement japan live say coronavirus state of emergency ahead of the tokyo olympics but it comes with a warning. a secret trial is under way in china of a former diplomat from canada whose detention has stoked tensions between the 2 countries senior canadian and u.s. diplomats turned up outside court to show solidarity for michael covering who is accused of espionage he was arrested in december 28th seen soon after canada detained a while executive men one job another canadian michael spadeful has been held in china on similar charges his trial ended 3 days ago without a verdict. despite. the international agreement china has signed under the vienna convention that would allow. consular officers access to hearings for their citizens we are being denied that access

>>under 20 minutes into the city we're tracking your drive times and much more before dark for now daryn james i'll send it over to you thank you ran a 5 o'clock in the top story today marks one year since san francisco first had a covid-19 case in the city. this is video of some of the empty streets when the city was placed in that shelter in place order just 11 days after the first case. >>was reported area to see such popular places in san francisco, so empty now normal, you know we've just gotten used to this. >>cases have been declining though ever since mid-january and now or averaging in san francisco, 62 new cases a day, san francisco is currently in the red tier and its numbers are good enough that is still could go into the orange wouldn't that be nice but san francisco has to remain in the red tier for at least 3 more weeks before it can advance. >>looks like we're headed in orange sooner rather than later that office space at 25% could potentially reopen jim capacity indoors. there are number of things that we will expand at at that time it is looking very good for the city b

we're tracking your drive times and much more but for now daryn james back to you a lot right now. >>6.32 is the time in our top story this morning today marks one year since san francisco first reported a covid-19 cases the city see how that flew by as you were like watching the world go by and the streets were deserted and now now that it's been a year. the city of san francisco's made a lot of progress out where in the red tier. which is great and we're seeing restrictions be lifted kron four's dan kerman takes a closer look. we are announcing the first 2 cases of coronavirus in our city one year ago friday, san francisco reported covid-19 had arrived in the city. >>now one year later san francisco has seen more than 34,000 cases a year ago was unfathomable that we would have over half a million deaths to covid-19 in this and you know i knowledge that also we've had unfortunately over 400. >>20 deaths of among san franciscans we are ordering that everyone in san francisco who can remain at home. until april 7th 11 days after announcing its first case san francisco joined 5 other ba

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al-jazeera live from doha also coming up yemen's who the rebels reject a ceasefire plan by saudi arabia and the ending the 6 year war. thousands of wrecking the refugees are homeless again after a devastating fire ripped through their camp in bangladesh plus. i meekly gaijin east of the strain which is being his by some of the worst floods in decades. welcome to the program the united states the european union u.k. and canada have sanctioned chinese officials and a regional security force for human rights abuses against wigan muslims and other minorities it's the 1st major sanctions against beijing in decades and the 1st such coordinated move by western powers against china and the us president joe biden what secretary of state anthony blinken accuse china of continuing to commit genocide and crimes against humanity in june jiang province but beijing responded by announcing retaliate for sanctions against 10 europeans including politicians and diplomats the e.u.'s foreign policy chief said they want to china to engage in dialogue and not confrontation ra

heading out of richmond at 7 minutes, we're staying on top of your commute and those hot spots the daryn james we'll send it over to you could today be the day that san francisco aleutians up and moves into the red tier. yeah right now we've got san mateo marin county already doing in san francisco could be. >>next in line kron four's will tran standing will. >>tuesday's we kind of wait for tuesday's to hear the word and i guess they could be the day. >>today could be the day but i don't want to jinx anybody in san francisco because one week ago. i thought today would be the day last week. >>and it didn't happen because san francisco did not make the cut. but according to mayor london breed's she all but hinted it's going to happen for san francisco finally not just san francisco the 6 other counties could move from the purple to the red governor gavin newsome he held his news conference yesterday. he did not make anything official but he said there is a good chance other counties will move from the most restrictive tier. the purple tier which is pretty much a lock down to one step close

we're tracking those drive times daryn james back to you. it's been a long time since the kids have had to make a lunch school but today, middle and high school students in pleasanton will head back to class. that's right we've got kron 4 sarah stinson standing by with a look at the plan for him today or out what pleasanton middle school your insight now. >>yeah we're inside the classroom and guess what so are the students after a year they're finally in the classroom or in an empty one right now this is a math class bringing back some bad memories for me, you can see these are the deaths and they have them 6 feet away from the students chest to the other students chest that 6 feet from one another so they've got it all mapped out and this is exactly what a classroom looks like you're going to have about a quarter of the students inside the classroom and then the rest at home. still learning on zoom so students students who want to stay at home and learn the rest of the school year very much can do that take a look at video you can see the k

let's hope we don't see that today we're going continue tracking your commute this morning but for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot of rain a 5 oh one and today more counties are expected to move into the red tier which means more businesses would be allowed to open yeah wouldn't that be nice right now there are only 2 bay area counties in the red tier you can see there it's. >>san mateo county and marine county but today. >>hopefully san francisco may join that list at least that's the hope anyway four's will tran is live there with the latest good morning. well. >>good morning james, and area hope is a good thing in fact, san francisco supposed to be in the red last week remember that when i did the story about the 3 bay area counties, including this 2 other counties you mentioned san francisco did not make the cut. but according to mayor london breed, there is a good chance, san francisco will go from purple to red just in time for all the shops at union square because they can bring in customers and they can't gain have a different option as far as eating, 25% capacity as far as

can get through the air in about 14 minutes, we're staying on top of your drive times this morning daryn james back to you thanks a lot of 5.18 for your money this morning pg and e is going make you pay more for gas electricity. yes, the company says the rate hike will support efforts to reduce wildfire risks in the bay area we have kron 4 sanaz tahernia with a closer look. >>we billions of dollars more. in our utility bills for the was fire mitigation and we're not seeing results pg and e customers are angry the utility is raising its rates by an average of $8 and $0.73 a month clark county of the utility reform network says it's simply not the right time this is absolutely the worst time. >>team raising people's bills or an absolute essential service which is what electricity is in this time where people are out of work because of the public health we should have a rate freeze not a rate hike. >>according to pg knee the rate increase that went into effect march 1st will pay nearly 50% of the utility's annual costs associated with wildfire. mitigation like hardening the electric system

the golden gate bridge also under 20 minutes, we're tracking your drive times much more of a for now daryn james back to you here on a 5 oh one and the developing story that we're following a 3rd covid vaccine is on the way the johnson and johnson one shot vaccine was approved over the weekend. those are being shipped now across the country. they could be getting into people's arms. this week, california expects to get more than a million doses of the j j vaccine in the next 3 weeks and we'll have more details in a live report coming up at 5.30 looking forward to that also happening today 9th and 10th grade students in the novato unified school district will be returning to in person learning about that in the district welcome 7th and 8th graders last week kron 4 sarah stinson is live in nevada with more hi sarah. >>hi there live here at novato high school one of 3 high schools in the district that will start to reopen for in person learning this is one of the first districts to allow high school students go back to the classroom. so it's big news and they're excited to be able to announce

at drive times under 20 minutes, we're staying on top of your commute for this morning but for now daryn james back to you thank you reena. >>so 6 oh one is the time let's get back to that breaking news. we're following this morning where police in concord now are investigating a murder that happened overnight kron four's will tran is at the scene with what happened good morning. well. >>right now details are very limited. but we do know more officers they have arrived to the scene and you can see just over my left and my right shoulder just how big. this scene is that we do know that this happened in the overnight hours. let me show you some video that we got several hours ago, this is on concord avenue on the 4400 block of concord avenue about half mile from 6.80. this is a massive scene not only have they blocked off the eastbound direction starting at 4400 concord it has moved into the parking lot areas, so it's a big scene on the road as well as in the parking lot we don't know exactly what happened whether or not this was a hit and run or a shooting. we hope to hear from homicide d

but for now, daryn james, i'll send it over to you. >> so many of our viewers say that they're frustrated over how hard it's been to find a vaccine to schedule appointment here in the bay area. supply problems are making it tough. kron four's. dan kerman has more. californians aged 16 to 64 with underlying conditions are now eligible. >> to get the covid-19 vaccine but getting it is proving difficult from the state's might turn website checking that box for underlying conditions works and you're told you're eligible. but when it comes to finding a site. most are finding there are no appointments available. and that turns out to be for good reason. the state of california says by adding this new group they have added 4.4 lifornians. the problem is california will only receive 1.7 million doses of vaccine this week. >> we've expanded the size of the ball that we're putting people into. the pale and now we just need to fill it up with vaccine. and you know, i mean, it's not going to be perfect here for the you weeks days to a week or so.

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i'm daryn jordan in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera brazil's former president release announcing a new it is silver is set for what's been described as a sensational political comeback his conviction on corruption charges has been old by a supreme court judge i mean he can run in next year's election. is one of the most popular left wing politicians if he decides to run he could face off against populist. monaco you know as more from rio de janeiro. just fission was taken not because they considered to be in the center or guilty but they said that he was he was tried in the wrong place in the wrong court he was tried as part of a car wash scandal and they say that that the reason why he should be tried that had nothing to do with the carwash scandal so it should have been instead of being a court in the southern city of what each event should be in brazilian the capital that would mean that he would be retried in this case but as of now he's cleared to run. for elections next year and yes he is the opposite extreme opposite of the president right wing president. so this polarizes

hello i'm daryn jordan doha at the top stories here on al-jazeera at least 39 people have been killed in the bloodiest day yet in the military crackdown on the anti coup protest is civilian leader cheese due back in court in the coming hours a month and a half after she was deposed has more from bangkok and neighboring thailand. 6 districts around yangon are now under martial law now you know when you look at what's been happening over the last several weeks there have been such restrictions on what people can do these gatherings we are seeing those are technically illegal so be interesting to see what they do more in these 6 districts this coming out in just the last couple of hours what they're going to do differently does that mean that any time anyone comes out on the street they're going to be arrested immediately so the posture could change in those 6 districts again these are around where we saw a lot of that violence in the arson take place on sunday thousands of women across australia have been demanding an end to sexual violence one of the biggest rallies was outside parliam

hello i'm daryn jordan this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the fight for covert 19 vaccines the u.k. says its rollout will slow in the coming weeks and warns the e.u. not to block exports. tanzania is set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of code 19 skeptic john mather fooling the government says he suffered a heart failure. the u.s. says everything's on the table to deal with north korea but pyongyang refuses talks until what it sees as hostility. and no relief in sight lebanon's economic crisis gets worse pushing more people into poverty. sports as take care emerges from its state of emergency for months before the olympics but the games creative director is in charge of the opening and closing ceremonies has resigned and the drug trade comments he made about a female entertainer. welcome to the program britain is warning its vaccine rollout will be slower than hoped in the coming weeks the health secretary says it's still on track but deliveries have been slowed because of supply chain problems with the astra zeneca job 1700000 do

hello i'm daryn jordan the lawyer from also coming up after meeting shia islam's most influential ayatollah pope francis heads to iraq's kurdish region to hold prayers for victims of war. senegal erupts in protest stephanie continued to tell.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera the u.n. secretary general is demanding international action against the military in me and after security forces shot dead 18 protesters the u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has also joined the condemnation calling the violence apparent he says washington will push for the military to be held accountable these condemnations fall of the most violent days and demonstrations began against the military coup live rounds are fired at huge crowds in several cities across the country tony chang has more. medics struggle to treat a wounded protester shot in the chest and arm on the streets of daraa way in southern myanmar the security services crackdown early on sunday police supported by the military firing tear gas rubber bullets and live around. but despite the dangers protesters still turned out in large numbers to oppose the military coup. on live rounds used in young gone a man wounded in the streets of play down district the protesters tried to give him 1st aid and get them to cover. as

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick amount of the top stories here al-jazeera russia and china say western sanctions against beijing unacceptable and up warned against politicizing human rights issues the joint statement by the foreign ministers comes off of the u.s. e.u. u.k. and canada imposed sanctions against chinese officials and a regional security force for human rights abuses in june jan deborah zonda reports . a message from western powers to beijing stop the human rights abuses against ethnic and religious minorities or there will be a price to pay a cordon aided set of sanctions from the united states european union britain and canada against several chinese officials who are now subjected to a travel ban and asset freeze for their alleged role in human rights abuses against muslim we in northwest china the e.u.'s foreign policy chief says the sanctions are meant to engage beijing in dialogue rather than changes fallacies another. concerned china is against the blind eye and these measures that will the next unacceptable. there will be no change in due to it being un

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hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up yemen's who the rebels reject a cease fire plan by saudi arabia aimed at ending the 6 year war. thousands of bringing the refugees are homeless again after a devastating fire rips through.

we're tracking those drive times for you daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. >> 5. oh, one is the time and a great combination for this weekend. if you're out in the east bay. we've got great weather and things are starting to open up. it's going to be the first weekend that alameda county will be open for business in the red tier, which means a lot more to do, quote, force will train is live in union city high will. >> good morning, james and area. yes, you have options starting today and more importantly this weekend because you can see all of that outdoor seating, you can choose that. you can go inside. you can even go inside the movie theaters now at 25% capacity because of the red tier alameda county was a little bit slower than some of the other counties. i did this story in county a couple of weeks ago. so they have been enjoying the red for quite some time. but alameda county, it's been in the purple. all we until earlier this week when the covid-19 numbers fell vaccinations went up and that's when the state decided. yes, it is your turn. our media to go int

a good alternate would be 5 8185 we're staying on top of your drive times and those accidents but daryn james send it over to you thank you reena so 71 are developing news story this morning is the fact that california has released some new vaccination guidelines well it's going to pack all of us the goal is to get the shots to the most vulnerable communities as quickly as possible, so that they can. >>move up in tears open up to more business cover sara stinson live in san francisco with more on the effort there hi sarah. >>and the most vulnerable people will benefit from the state's new plan they're going to be handing out the vaccine to 400 different zip codes in need of it and in need because they're most vulnerable to the coronavirus that includes right here in san francisco. chinatown in other neighborhoods include the tenderloin treasure island parts of soma bay view and the mission 8 million shots will be designated for the people who live in the hardest hit areas and they're most at risk of the coronavirus each neighborhood is considered vulnerable based on household income. >>

gate bridge 21 minutes as you head into the city we're staying on top of those drive times for you daryn james back to you thanks >>to is the time now let's get to some breaking news. we're following this morning word that a man was shot and killed overnight in concord kron four's will tran has been following the latest on the investigation, what they know so far well. >>at this particular point they don't have a motive behind this murder. but when they arrived to the scene it was so confusing to them that they thought this possibly was hit and run because the body was found right in the middle of the roadway. new at 1100 conquered avenue it wasn't until they looked at the body if they realize that the man was actually shot. now homicide detectives, they have one thing working for them because this is an area that is full of shops and you can clearly see the shops right behind me that they hope to get their hands on surveillance footage. we do know that this happened at around midnight. they came out to the scene and the shooter or shooters were long gone, but they actually shut down thi

that just about 28 minutes, we're tracking your roadways in commute times this morning but for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot of rain in 6.17 in national news hours after passing president biden's covid stimulus package democrats in the senate are now shifting their focus to voting rights we have our washington dc correspondent jessi tenure live from the capital with more on. >>what they plan on doing good morning jesse. >>yeah good morning james and darya president by president biden it use the anniversary of blood he sunday to really make the case for voter protections and to put pressure on the senate to act. >>i'm signing executive order recorded address on the 56 commemoration of blood he sunday. president joe biden said he wanted to honor the legacy of the hundreds of civil rights activists who were beaten as they march for voting rights in alabama every eligible voter should be able to vote. and have that vote counted. president biden signed a new executive order that directs federal agencies to expand access to voter registration and election information and to give fed

bridge under 8 minutes for your drive time tracking your commute stay on top of those hot spots for now daryn james back to you thanks a lot 9 oh one and the big story today could be the day that we see more counties move into the red tier maybe san francisco. yeah, that's the potential as we know there's only 2 counties right now san mateo and marin that are in that category but with san francisco's inclusion possibly today. >>we could see more indoor operations kron four's will tran live in the city with more on that good morning. well. >>san francisco is hoping to be in the red tier last week but they didn't make the cut. but there is a good chance san francisco will move from the purple the most restrictive tier to the red tier and that allows some wiggle room, san francisco. not the only county 6 other counties more than likely will move from purple to red including napa and santa clara counties and that means the businesses hopefully we'll get more customers literally inside because if it's in the purple they will not be able to do indoor dining just are in and san mateo counties have e

hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera in from doha also coming up the f.b.i. releases new video of a suspect planting bombs before the capital riot and asked the public to come forward with any information. the u.s. or just man miles jumps out to exercise maximum risk.

>>have to be with you it's our pleasure and as daryn mentioned we do have the covid-19 relief bill back in the house now what are you are you optimistic it will get back to president biden's desk for signature. >>i'm optimistic and i just have to say it's a bill unfortunately no republican support it is a 1.9 trillion dollar bill that will actually help save lives and livelihoods it's extremely important. i'm so pleased that we're able to get many provisions and that i myself championed. and i want to just say we have fought for this for not only democrats but republicans for independence for green party members and for people who don't have any of party affiliation we did not get one single republican vote. so we're going to move and save lives alive and that's because this. >>so when will when will the check in the mail i you hopefully very soon but we have the march 4th deadline of course for the enhanced unemployment benefits to be put into people's unemployment compensation so i i'm hopeful i'm pretty confident that the president will sign it before the end so that march 14th will

bridge heading into the city under 20 we're staying on top of the drive times for you but for now daryn james back to you thanks reyna. >>another big story today we have governor newsome now expected to sign a statewide school reopening plan basically yes still going to be up to you know the counties. >>to comply but includes money to begin in person instruction by the end of the month with kron 4 sarah stinson live from san mateo with the very latest on what the county is doing there and elsewhere good morning, sarah. >>good morning, a state lawmakers they passed this plan yesterday governor expects to sign it today and it's going to incentivize school districts to reopen before the end of the school year and i'm here in millbrae millbrae unified school district there's school district that is ready to open up by the end of the school year so that means we'll be getting some good funding from this new plan and some good incentivize asians to reopen money support. now this is a 6.6 billion dollar deal it does not order districts to get students back on campus. but it does offer 2 billio

daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot, alina. >> so san francisco's try something new to stop hate crimes against asians. the city is launching the guardian angel street violence intervention program. kron four's dan kerman takes a look. >> those of you who think that you're going to come to san francisco and victimize anyone in our communities. you have another thing in common. we will not tolerate san francisco mayor london breed sending out a word of warning to those intent on attacking members of san francisco's asian pacific islander community. we will have eyes and ears and boots on the ground in the streets everywhere. and it's not just talk but action. >> the city's guardian angel type street violence intervention program. we'll expand into china town and other heavily asian neighborhoods and begin patrolling. we hear stand solidarity to make sure things are safe. they will be the guardians of the communities. well, we know we have a large populations of seniors who come out to walk every day. who com