she was born in dumas, arkansas, and received her nursing degree from the university of houston before attending the academy of health care professionals for surgicial technology. she's been serving in the field since she was 19 starting in the e.r. and currently works in neuro surgery. sister theresa joseph worked for 30 years. jennifer currently works in the neurology area in the north campus. i congratulate jennifer kernaghan. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. mcadams, for five minutes. mr. mcadams: thank you, mr. chair. i rise to recognize some

rather than by the presidential office and the balance of power between the duma and the president is going to be the nuance and seek work and you've seen similar things like this going on similar the debate going on in france and you know you've got to remember that russia is a new democracy. the was an attempted coup in france in 158 by the army under the sun to go came to power in the 5th republic was created which is still in place today but i think the other were very important point of course is that the social state the linking in the constitution all things like pensions and minimum wages that's that's a pretty clear signal to the the less fortunate in russia martin let's just get into what he said at the outset a lot of attention abroad has been drawn to the so-called zeroing of presidential terms not stability not having a leader as a lame duck president so that other leaders know who they're going to be dealing with on the don't wait out his term note those were some of the views here but mainstream media brought it seemingly has it as an overwhelmingly negative no room for

>>day jen reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that children really should be physically present in school when classes resume on the academy's website. it says evidence shows children just do better mentally and physically and academically when they're learning in person and it says there's probably not a greatly amplified risk of the spread of the virus and children seem less likely to get seriously sick among their basic recommendations grade school kids should focus on hand washing getting outdoors when possible older students should be required to cover their faces if within 6 feet of someone else on capitol hill today, lawmakers got a briefing from health experts on when we might be able to safely return to work and to school washington correspondent jessi to new york has the story. >>the cdc never really recommended closing schools. it's sort of just happened. but now the country is looking to coronavirus experts like cdc director doctor robert redfield for guidance on ho

the night in another live report coming up at 6 but for now reporting out at oracle park i'm jason dumas kron 4 news anchor jason a lot to unpack there still to come tonight the gop proposing to slash unemployment benefits in the next stimulus package now some state lawmakers. >>pushing to negotiate for more money for people. >>plus violate health orders face a fine the contra costa. county leaders say they have they ticketing mechanism for people who are not wearing masks and not following other rules and francisco schools are weeks away now from >>pure chaos sounds of gunfire and panic on this day. one year ago the gilroy garlic festival was shattered by violence after a gunman started shooting 3 people died. 17 others were injured in tonight, the community is coming together to honor the people who died come for us rob fladeboe joins us live in gilroy where a tribute to the victims is about to begin rob. >>indeed it is greg yeah, you know as you said it was about this time read about this time exactly one year ago today when gunfire erupted here at christmas hill park in the 3rd and f

is game one of 60 games for the oakland a's starting with the anaheim angels sports director jason dumasays live at the coliseum and has a preview jason. >>yang catherine it's been such an odd led up to this day you know just with this covid shortened season. i think we're all forgetting the fact that there's actually a lot of excitement surrounding this oakland athletics team. some very good roster they're coming off 2 straight 97 win seasons 2 straight playoff appearances. they have talent is littered up the roster, matt at all san marcus semien they have great young pitchers cases luzardo a j puck. so they're pretty loaded in. this is also a time where their rival in the division, the houston astros are playing under a cloud of controversy because of their cheating scandal in the past so why not now there's no better time for this oakland a's team to sneak up in take hold of this division this year and they're kind of been a dark horse for most of the experts some people really picking them to possibly get to the world series now they do have some injuries. luzardo i just mentioned he

change to a football franchise today and many say it is long overdue kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas joins us now to explain hey j. that little situation fixed and be right back with that big story but still ahead tonight, doctors are facing some tough decisions about who gets what care during the coronavirus pandemic. >>how moral injury is taking a toll on health care workers. and after the break vandalism so there was a major change to a football franchise today kron four's jason dumas joins us now to explain hey jason. >>justine for years the football team in washington had been the subject for scrutiny due to the team's polarizing nickname and in recent weeks public pressure has mounted in the wake of protests against social injustice. and police brutality. well today the organization announced that they will be retiring their nickname and logo after completing a thorough review. the new name has not been revealed yet washington's head coach ron rivera told the washington post that he and owner daniel snyder, we're looking for a new name that would honor native americans and the

>>a contagion reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>well happening today, american airlines will stop leaving the middle seat on planes empty the company joins spirit and united airlines and filling their planes to capacity. american is giving the passengers the opportunity to rebook free of charge. if they're uncomfortable being on a full flight the move to fill these flights to capacity comes as the trump administration reaches a deal with airline executives on contact tracing of infected passengers. here in the bay area, a man who boarded a united flight at sfo removed himself from that flight because it was packed. he was worried for his safety and kron four's ella sogomonian has his story. >>during the 4 hours united airlines customer voc thunk of ivy and waited at an sfo terminal on june 23rd. he kept hearing the same message over and over every 5.10 minutes they would announce. >>how we should practice social distancing how would you give us a good but give people are space don't get too close 6 feet apart. >>and they're putti

and we will take a live look now at oracle park there's kron four's jason dumas us. >>and he will. this cheeseburger is the best! it's about to get bester baby! ♪ menutaur! make it a double, yeah! nice mane! try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest cheddar cheeseburger. let menutaur make it a doubleeee, yeah! it's beautiful! say what? i said it's bea.... try my $5.99 southwest cheddar cheeseburger combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. >>time now for schools. >>after months long delay baseball is now back in the big bay game 2 of the bay bridge series is happening tonight between the giants and a's. but all the talk after last night's game was about what happened before the first pitch kron 4 sports director jason dumas live now at oracle park with more fans there again how is >>without any fans, you know some other story lines were what policies with the stadium have regarding covid-19 and then as far as on the field everybody was i

highlights tonight at 10 we'll have another live report coming up at 6 but for now sny's i'm jason dumasreporting live from the coliseum. jason thank you for that. >>nfl players will be tested daily for the coronavirus for at least the first 2 weeks of training camp that's according to the league's new testing protocols. the nfl and the players union reached an agreement as rookies for houston and kansas city were set to report to camp today rookies for other teams begin arriving tomorrow doctor allen sills the nfl's chief medical officer said more than one negative test is required before players enter the building to begin physical exams or for any other team activity. and that wildfire in rural central california grew larger but firefighters also increase containment the mineral fire in western fresno county expanded to more than 39 square miles and was 49% contained. 4 structures have been destroyed and 60 remain threatened. the fire erupted nearly a week ago west of calling a. and evacuations are underway for the hog fire lassen county which has burned a 5800 acres and is 0% contain

duma leader zhirinovsky certainly didn't shed any tears when that happened but laughs off the notione russian state was connected in any way. for one simple reason. he thinks russian agents would have done a better job. >> translator: i'm surprised that the uk special services and the uk court accuses russia and lugovoy that with a bag of polonium they came to london and were just throwing it around. >> reporter: it just doesn't make sense to a lot of people that russia didn't kill him. >> translator: for a hundred years, the russian special services have been using the kind of substances for killing people that you never will be able to recognize. why do we have to go into some kind of bar and put it in someone's tea cup and everybody's laughing at it? i mean, the state cannot be involved in that. >> reporter: litvinenko's friend paul joyal, who believes he was the target of a botched assassination, agrees that in some ways litvinenko's killers were indeed clumsy and careless. but he says that's because they were probably just pawns in a much bigger game. >> do you think that any of

>>in burlingame i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>well, nfl training camps are set to begin later this month, but the league is still shuffling some things around including the pre season schedule. the nfl has shortened issues every season from 4 games to just 2, which means the first game would be played between august 20th and 24th with another round of games the following week. the reduced schedule is part of an effort to help players bodies acclimate from the shortened offseason each team will play one home game in one game on the road. players are scheduled to report to training camps begin in july 28. well as the sports world continues to navigate issues of social injustice perhaps no league has been in the spotlight more than nascar the racing giant banned the confederate flag at all events and launched an fbi investigation after a noose was found. >>in the garage stall of its only full-time black driver bubba wallace, local racing legend, willie t ribs has always been critical of nascar so kron 4 spoke to the san jose nativ

and for getting lot out there can for sports director jason dumas a jason what is going on. >>yahoo is starting on us right now, so it is a little out of here, but it's been a wild couple of days for major league baseball. a break over the weekend with them that impacted all of the teams that they've had player we're going to play so 4 teams have been impacted by that the marlins the nationals, the philadelphia phillies in the new york yankees. the schedule have all been twisted what san francisco. i break have been affected the giants, you know, everyone is healthy here in this clubhouse no one has tested positive for the coronavirus and you know they're playing some solid baseball, they got outscored 22 to 10 in los angeles over the weekend but it was still able to split that series in today's game. right now again carrier with all things considered that's going on in major league baseball. he's happy with his team's medical staff and the fact that everyone is still healthy. >>medical staff us has led us well so far. we've got we've got strong leadership in that regard and

>>a contagion reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. san mateo county board of supervisors voted to encourage all employers to offer employees work from home option. supervisors argued the people working from home can protect themselves better from coronavirus and it can minimize traffic congestion and reduce carbon emissions. they also believe that following local health orders to stay home have a had positive results in the form of reducing pollution and reducing covid cases. >>to national news now joe biden slammed president trump in a blistering speech tuesday he hammered trump for his handling of the coronavirus and called on him to do more to stop the spread as our let's and reports the presumptive democratic nominee says trump has failed to protect the american people. >>and it seems like our wartime presidents surrender. wade the right flat white flag. >>left the battlefield joe biden issuing a harsh assessment of president trump's response to the coronavirus pandemic. >>month after month. as other leaders in other countries too

>>in burlingame i'm jason dumas scrum for news. still ahead a new trouble for boeing with the aerospace company is accused of hiding from the f a a before 2 deadly plane crashes. >>fighting for fair treatment in los angeles congresswoman leading lawmakers in the push to end systemic racism. >>plus what kind of face coverings are most and least effective at >>and more states across the country require the use of face coverings in public places researchers in florida are experimenting with different non-medical masks to try and find the most effective face covering to stop the spread of covid-19 droplets the florida atlantic university study delivered a sneeze or call from a mannequin head wearing various face coverings and use lasers to detect a respiratory droplets. the results show that droplets from an uncovered cough. we're about to travel. more than actually a feat droplets from a bandanna covered cough travel 3 feet making it, the least effective face covering with a folded cotton handkerchief droplets traveled one foot 3 inch

today game one of 64 the oakland a's taking on the anaheim angels and kron 4 sports director jason dumas he is live. >>in oakland at the coliseum with what baseball looks like in this age of coronavirus jason. >>well catherine it looks very different to say the least were outside the stadium now but we're inside. it was just me. a photographer daniel and about 30 other media members in you know, then the players and staff of the a's and the angels so a much different scene but as weird as this covid shorting season is there's a lot of excitement surrounding this oakland a's team. this is a team with a lot of talent coming off back-to-back 97 win seasons back to back playoff appearances and they're loaded with talent, a pin down the roster matt chapman map all san marcus semien this does stem they have those young horses on the pitching staff ha park hayes's >>so they are ready to go and if you remember their division rival, the one who is really control that division over the past couple years the houston astros they're playing under a cloud of controversy. so this is the time where the

>>day jen reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>and tonight state officials are warning about new covid cases across california as of sunday. there were more than 4,500 people hospitalized with covid statewide and that represents a 43% increase in the past 2 weeks up until then the statewide hospitalization count was outpacing the bay area. now it's the other way around with alameda santa clara and san francisco counties accounting for 65% of the total 362. hospitalizations in the bay area. tonight, the city and county of san francisco will likely be added to the states watch list because of that sharp increase in hospitalizations our kron four's maureen kelly was at a news briefing by the city's health officer. >>the city's public health officer says the number of covid-19 cases is on the rise here in san francisco and a recent spike in hospitalizations is a cause for concern he says an increase in cases was expected as the city started reopening, but now other factors are at play in the span of 7 days city hospitals have seen t

>>day jen reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>frustrated business owners in contra costa county who were supposed to reopen tomorrow after months of being closed down they are being told that they have to wait a bit longer the reopening of bars personal services gyms indoor leisure activities and hotels are all being pushed back in this kron four's michelle kingston explains many of these businesses are now struggling to figure out what they're supposed to do next. >>my first reaction was screw them eye opening. that was my first reaction after about 30 seconds of like you know saying a few cursed or such as say i realized now i checked that i have to be socially conscious to run we will be socially conscious and i would not want to put anybody at risk or got for god's sake, somebody die because they came to my gym, it's been a rough few months for businesses like matthew johnson c runs i love kickboxing dot com. a kick boxing gym in brentwood after weeks of cleaning and preparing to reopen under new guidelines on wednesday. >>

>>yeah it could be in jeopardy a car for sports director jason dumas joins us now live in studio with with more wow. >>yeah, you know it's a crazy story and justice. a lot going on major league baseball seems to be figuring out solutions as they go but essentially there was a covid breakout within the miami marlins clubhouse over the weekend and they continue to play their they continue to play their series with the phillies in. was a bad idea by monday 17 players and members of the staff had tested positive for covid it wasn't until then that the team decided to consult with major league baseball and shut things down but this in effect just the marlins of course the phillies also had to pause its season since they came in direct contact with the marlins and that affected the yankees or slated to play the field in yet the orioles and the nationals had to adjust on a whim as well all in all the marlins won't play again before monday at the earliest. the phillies won't play again before friday at the earliest, the yankees will now play the orioles on wednesday and thursday they weren't

cowboys jason dumas has the story. >>we want all students and teachers to return to school as soon as possible and under the safest possible conditions. the county of santa clara public health department and county offices of education trying to bring some clarity to county residents on the protocols for reopening schools this fall, but in our rock school district the superintendent is pretty sure what it will look like a majority of the learning is going to be. >>that tool. >>that i can tell you even in a gradual reopening right of who we ma i bring back because that is the best way to teach that student population. it's going to mean a gradual mode and we need to be very mindful. >>on a tour. >>how the incidences of covid-19 are evolving in our. >>community of course with the ever changing landscape of our current society things can all change very quickly what you are asking me today in the and they respond to you today is going to be significantly different. >>next week. but 2 weeks from now because we keep seen be

>>day jen reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news, california schools are looking all kinds of new ways to protect students on campuses districts across the state. re examine the role of police in schools after the death of george floyd education law enforcement and lawmakers. we're all trying to come together on this working on a blueprint that could help schools. >>in a new era of policing in schools, kron 4 shots in the call is here with the details on this one johnathan is complicated, you know the key grant so many conversations being held since the death of george floyd the school districts across california and the country have been reexamining in reassessing. >>the role of police on campus today law enforcement educators law enforcement educators and lawmakers, joining california state superintendent tony thurmond for a virtual discussion on exactly what role police should play in california schools. a number of schools are already making moves just last week the oakland unified school board voted to dismantle its school police department at the end of the

>>in burlingame i'm jason dumas scrum for news.he sports world continues to navigate issues of social injustice perhaps no league has been in the spotlight. more than nascar the racing giant ban the confederate flag and all events and launched an fbi investigation into a noose found in the garage stall of the only nascar driver bubba wallace, local racing legend, willie t ribs has also been critical of nascar so kron 4 spoke to the san jose native and got his thoughts on how they have handled the current situation. >>there are few years a little may. and they're just getting started so that if this was the indy 500 for example. and i'm using that as an example. their in their second lap. they've just started. there's 2 at there's 200 laps and then the 500 they've only done too. they got a lot of work to do. >>that puts it in perspective. he says there's a long way to go. riggs says it's not just nascar either he says indy car has work to do as well when it comes to diversifying and he believes that it will happen eventually. althou

>>and kron 4 s jason dumas he's live at the coliseum with some more how was a jason. >>well catherine the game is still in process, but it's just odd feeling i heard grant say early this season was actually supposed to be the earliest mlb ever started its season to season was supposed to start on march 22nd. but here we are late july opening day without any fans but we're going to have to get used to it, but i think lost in all of this. i've missed that is this short in covid season is the fact that we have a team right here in the bay area that we have reason to be really excited about the oakland a's are very talented. they're coming off the to 97 win seasons. they've made the playoffs the past 2 seasons, the roster is loaded with talent. you have met all seen that matt chapman who actually has rbi the a's actually up 3 to 2 we'll get to that a little later but this team is really good to have some young arms who are very talented and. their manager. it's really really excited about everything going forward any thinks this team is a team that can actually break thro

>>a contagion reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>vice president mike pence and other top republicans are now urging americans to wear masks. joe biden is slamming president trump for his response to the pandemic caitlin collins has the latest. >>with the nation's top health officials warning the u.s. could now see 100,000 new coronavirus cases a day president trump remain behind closed doors as former vice president joe biden opened a new round of attacks on his response month after murder. >>as many of us urged him to step up and do its job. the sale dies. >>in delaware biden ripped trump for attempting to put the raging pandemic behind him and accused the self-described wartime president of being in retreat. >>fixed a shortage of ppe for health care workers before you tee off another round. the goals it's almost july. and it seems like our wartime presidents surrender. >>biden has made few public appearances since coronavirus restrictions were put in place months ago, he says he won't hold any rallies for now unlike trump who re

night against the dodgers, the a's are hosting the los angeles angels tonight on kron four's jason dumas he is live at the coliseum with what this very unusual season looks like jason. >>yeah catherine unusual is putting it lightly is just a different vibe this year obviously we have no fans and it's a couple months late like grant said, but you know if you get past all the weirdness that is going on you have to be excited about the oakland athletics team. this is a team coming off 2 straight 97 win seasons back to back playoff appearances. the roster is loaded with talent you got match at mean you've got matt olson, you have young stud pitchers like jesus luzardo a j up. so a lot to be excited about any of you remember the houston astros in the division they're playing under a cloud of controversy that's a team that's won the division the past couple years. for the world series champions, this is the perfect time to sneak up on them and snag that division why they have so many distractions but in the meantime puck, he will still be out for a couple weeks, he has some shoulder soreness a

comeback win for the giants last night we will have reaction from the hero of wednesday's game as jason dumas brings us that story don't get is permanently closing about 800 locations in the u.s. that 8% of its restaurants in the country. the company detail the changes in its quarterly earnings report today. >>it described the closures as quote, real estate portfolio rationalizations. it said the locations have low sales volume and only represents about 2% of its us sales from last year more than half of the closures are in speedway convenience stores and it's a change duncan previously announced in february the report did not indicate exactly where those 800 stores are located. walmart has rolled out a new app to help employees help shoppers. the retail giant has developed a voice activated app just for workers calls ask sam staffers can use it to help find products in the store look up prices and also get real-time emergency alerts. the company is also using the app to keep workers up to date about coronavirus issues ask sam won't be available to customers on the walmart shopping app but it

about tonight, especially what's happening in la in the right about now kron 4 sports director jason dumas is here chase. >>that's right catherine the wait is finally over baseball is officially back. yes, the past 2 days. we've had appetizers told us over i don't know about all you guys at home but i'm not a huge appetizer guy give me my main course the baseball gods they're doing just that in about 15 minutes, the giants will open up security gains season down in la against rival, the dodgers, this has been a long process getting to this point the season was originally supposed to begin on march 26, but of course covid-19 had other plans and then baseball scramble to make a plan that will keep everyone healthy at some point it looked like there will be no see them at all, but they got the deal done in here. we are 60 regular season games before we get the crowd to chant or should dodgers are already battling injuries just a few hours ago there a spare first pitcher clayton kershaw was placed on the i r because of back pain but the giants all things considered are healthy and ready to go.

>>jason dumas says here with the latest racing.>that's right catherine it feel so odd to say this in mid july but we're just a week away from mlb's opening day and while prepandemic the giants didn't have much of any expectations. the new shortened season has given me the sense that all teams feel like they have a much better shot of making the playoffs. the giants have held intersquad scrimmage is over the past few days young guys like catcher joey bart have impressed some of the best but all signs still point to bart not being in the mix for the opening day roster. all in all it's been a good get odd camp for the giants things are clearly different giving everything that's going on in our society and just like everyone, the giants they are just trying to adapt. >>creativity. from every corner of the organization. the as of business as a baseball organization are doing just that. and on the field year. you're seeing us try to try to be as creative as possible to get our players ready ready for the season. >>now over in oakland exp

>>in burlingame i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>i allowed to open east bay restaurant and bar owners reacting to the governor's order to stay closed for nearly another month. plus the oakland zoo is facing a permanent closure. i'm noelle bellow coming up hear why the president and ceo of the zoo says they need to reopen this month. and how they're working to make it happen. and we've got some clouds moving in along the golden gate bridge right now what about the next 10 days what about >>the news just into the newsroom, a gunman burst into an unregistered drug rehabilitation center in mexico and opened fire today killing 24 people and wounding 7 others, 3 of the 7 people wounded are in serious condition tonight police say the gunman wounded or killed everybody in that rehab center police and nobody was kidnapped. this happened in the north-central state of won a one though this state is the scene of a bloodied turf battle between a drug cartel and a local gang. no motive has been given for the shooting but gang drug gangs appear

>>a contagion reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>today there's going to be a state hearing on coronavirus at the san quentin prison. the senate committee on public safety. we'll look at a plan and show it for treating patients and talk about how this outbreak started kron four's dan kerman has more. >>the outbreak of covid-19 at san quentin prison is spreading rapidly and it seems to have you know penetrated into. >>virtually all of the cell blocks across the campus. obviously raising concerns for. you know another surge in cases as of monday, a 1021 inmates in custody had tested positive for covid-19. >>now just 24 hours later another 70 inmates have tested positive and 300 more tests are outstanding. >>this is in addition to the more than 100 prison staffers that have tested positive already many will get sick enough to be hospitalized and therein lies the problem. >>they're still working across the region to identify bets for places to for inmates to go. right now. our hospitals and miranda at least for this next in the past fe

we have kron four's jason dumas now speaking with the burlingame native whose athletic career.e air right now. >>just a few months ago, philip caulfield was down to spring training with the washington nationals looking to build off of a young promising professional baseball career. today, he is one of around 1000 baseball players who were released by their clubs in wake of the minor league baseball season being canceled my body called me. >>it was my roommate he was a much team last year answer these calls and that's going on. >>so so just thought it was a gap in its you know i you know work and then you know you just told me to the middle east are and so call them back and see at the yeah, they're shopping because of the current circumstances, major league clubs can only bring in 60 guys for summer training leading up to the shortened season. >>and now with no minor league system for year it could put dozens of minor league organizations future at risk financially if i'm able to give a pardon for teens because a lot of that huge rely on season to season with fans and promotion

>>sports director jason dumas says here and has the latest jason. >>katherine dana stubblefield was found guilty today of rape according to the santa clara county da's office. he was remanded to custody as soon as the verdict was read he could face 15 years to life once he is sentenced. the incident occurred in april of 2015 stubblefield eventually was charged with assault. sexually assaulting a developmentally disabled woman he invited to his morgan hill california home to interview as a prospective babysitter the case was tied up for years and legal arguments entering on jane doe's mental capacity. the verdict declared stubblefield was guilty of rape by force menace or fear in guilty of using a firearm in commission of the crime his attorneys had called the charges quote absolutely ridiculous and quote and said the accusations were motivated by money stubblefield was 49 years old spent 7 seasons with the 49 ers 3 with the washington football team and one with the raiders he made 3 pro bowls and it was a one time all pro. now staying with the niner

>>kron 4 sports director jason dumas is here to explain jason. >>yeah, that's right catherine on the court the world has gotten to know steve kerr as a champion as a player, he has 5 championship rings in of course as a coach he's won 3 nba titles with the warriors but us here in the bay area know steve kerr for much more than his accomplishments on that 94 foot hardwood. bay area and made himself a part of this community over the last few months we have seen him at protests against police brutality and racial injustice. he's always been outspoken about issues that matter to him and his players. his longtime friend, kenny smith talk to me about how important it's been for kerr to use his voice is one of the most recognizable faces in the leak understanding. >>the plight of social injustice even though it he's not personally affected by. one someone speak something not that's what real change continues to occur. so i applaud him for that. >>and lee today with payday in the nfl a few big name stars got brand new contract, tennessee titans running b

>>day jen reporting in the south bay, i'm jason dumas scrum for news. >>the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that children should be physically present in school when classes resume on the academy website. it says evidence shows children just do better mentally and physically and academically when they're learning in person. it also says there's probably not a great risk of the spread of the virus, some children seem less likely to get seriously ill. their basic recommendations to grade school children should focus on hand washing and getting outdoors as much as possible older students should be required to cover their faces within 6 feet of someone else. on capitol hill today full of lawmakers got a briefing from health experts on when we might be able to safely return to work and to school washington correspondent justin to new york has that story. >>the cdc never really recommended closing schools. it's sort of just happened. but now the country is looking to coronavirus experts like cdc director doctor robert redfield for guidance on h

former 49 er and rader could face life in prison after being convicted of rape sports director jason dumas says here with the latest jason. yes dana stubblefield was found guilty today of rape according to the santa clara county has da's office. >>he was remanded to custody as soon as the verdict was read he could face 15 years to life once he is sentenced. the incident occurred in april of 2015 stubblefield eventually was charged with assaulting a developmentally disabled woman he invited to his morgan hill california home to interview as a prospective babysitter the case was tied up for years in legal arguments entering on jane doe's mental capacity. the verdict declared stubblefield was guilty of rape by force menace or fear and guilty of using a firearm in commission of the crime. his attorneys had called the charges quote absolutely ridiculous and quote and said that the accusations were motivated by money stubblefield who is 49 years old spent 7 seasons with the 49 ers 3 with the washington football team in one with the raiders he made 3 pro bowls and once was an all pro. we'll have

but at least one school district is still saying most learning will remain virtual kron four's jason dumas us explains. >>we want all students and teachers to return to school as soon as possible. and under the safest possible conditions. the county of santa clara public health department and county office of education trying to bring some clarity to county residents on the protocols

back here from oracle at 6 oh one more pre game report reporting from oracle erica park, i'm jason dumas kron 4 sports baseball is back jason. thank you. >>tonight doctor anthony fauci says that he will not be stepping down from the white house coronavirus task force. >>this despite some recent criticism from president donald trump. michael clarke has the latest. >>you put aside even considering resigning from the task force right. >>oh definitely i'm not even thinking about that responding to recent criticism from some federal leaders, including president donald trump doctor anthony fauci says he remains focused on helping the world through the coronavirus pandemic that kind of noise just gets in the way of the common job that we have and the common goal that we want to reach is just unfortunate that some people have made those kinds of remarks that are really not founded in any reality at all the nation's top infectious disease expert is encouraged by recent results from 2 possible vaccines still being tested in trials obviously we need to do more studies with more people. but i'm a i'

vehicles they stole the lot of equipments nothing left in the head call to exit the buildings and the duma. the war forced 5000000 refugees out of syria right now it's not safe for a doctor so how did to continue his work at home. how hard was it to leave that seed bank behind i spent more than. 27 years of my life for going to the gym bag so it's a like you someone who left behind the babies or a long long history we dealt with them day by day we knew everything about the behavior of those plants in the fields in the plastic houses even in the dream bangs time effort made by everybody. both syria and lebanon lie in the fertile crescent which is where farming began. it makes this part of the world an ideal place to work on safeguarding future food supplies this is the center of origins or we can probably the center of the drama see cation because it's gone things all the forms of crops like bali we lentil chickpeas all these crops originated from this area. i want to get a closer look at the operation dr mariana yes big leads a team of 20 scientists including 3 who have relocated from syri

fall, but at least one school district is saying most learning will remain virtual kron four's jason dumas explains. >>we want all students and teachers to return to school as soon as possible and under the safest possible conditions. the county of santa clara public health department and county offices of education trying to bring some clarity to county residents on the protocols for reopening schools this fall but in alum rock school district the superintendent is pretty sure what it will look like a majority of the learning is going to be. >>their toll. >>that i can tell you. even in a gradual reopening right of who we ma i bring back because that is the best way to teach that student population. it's going to mean a gradual mode and we need to be very mindful. >>on a tour. >>how the incidences of covid-19 are evolving in our. >>community of course with the ever changing landscape of our current society things can all change very quickly what you are asking me today in the way i'm going to respond to you today is going to be significantly different. >>next week. but 2 weeks from

only 3 days later april 7th 28th a reports began emerging of alleged chemical attacks in the city of duma what are the odds that within days of trump telling the pentagon to withdraw for charlotte sob decides to use the one weapon that will guarantee american forces continue attacking him. i mean assad may not be a chess player but i also don't think he ate that many paint chips as a kid and sure enough over the past 2 years we've now seen 4 whistleblowers emerge to challenge the cover up of the chemical weapons probe they say there was no chemical weapons attack but a 1000 propaganda beats peace any day and twice on sunday the fall story succeeded in keeping america entrenched in syria finally let's move to north korea trump threatened to create peace with kim jong un simply saying he would attempt such a thing sent weapons contractor stocks just crashing to the ground and you know one of the many reasons that peace had to be stopped so february 27th 2019 donald trump and kim jong un they meet in vietnam the summit fails and reports begin emerging that might pompei ill and john bolton su

native or unique russian constitution because if you go back to the 1st constitution $106.00 which the duma passed it looked towards the west specially france for inspiration if you look at the soviet institutions constitutions the 1361 stalin part 2 it could have been read but you could read it as a western constitution you look at the years in one year was heavily influenced by american and french thinking with this constitution this is the 1st one in russian history which concentrates thinking about russia and this is russia centered and therefore it has a truly russian constitution so if the if it gets the go ahead it will set russia on a new course. that's good news for russia what was the rest the world to think about than. they will see russia is trying to get shot off from the outside world because one of the important clauses will be that russian law takes precedence over international law. at present that means in the future that no international court using international law can actually improve its will on russia russia cuba russia will say no we don't agree with that follow our

tomorrow the giants and a's will resume their annual bay bridge series kron 4 sports director jason dumas says out there, he's live at the coliseum so is it fun to see people just throwing around a baseball jason. >>and catherine it is it's great to be back out here covering it's definitely a bit odd but you know it's for everyone safety and everyone's going to have to adapt for example, 5 o'clock during a live hit. i wasn't wearing my mask, we were close to anybody we're about 50 feet away from the closest. a camera crew after my live shot they've waited tie finished and a member of their pr staff told me i had to be wearing my mask at all times even during our live hands me wearing my mask during this hit. if you remember back in march. all 30 mlb teams were at spring training in their respective cities whether it was in arizona or florida or southern california. and then covid hit and mlb canceled spring training and no one knew what was going to happen, but then obviously back on july 3rd everyone reconvened for this sure in summer camp is what they called it. that started on july 3rd

people are saying this is long overdue let's get the details now from kron 4 sports reporter jason dumas stage. >>and justine that's right for years, the football team in washington had been the subject for scrutiny due to the team's polarizing nicknames and in recent weeks, public pressure has mounted in the wake of protests against social injustice and police brutality. and today the organization announced that they will be retiring their nickname and logo for af after completing a fair review, the new name has not been revealed yet washington's head coach ron rivera told the washington post that the owner daniel snyder and himself were looking for a new name that would honor native americans and the military brands, including nike and amazon have recently removed the team's merchandise from their online stores in fedex, the team's corporate sponsor, who owns the naming rights to washington stadium issued a statement saying it had told them that you want it the team's logo to change. now a lot has been made about the nba's return and the whole concept of the orlando bubble is it safe w

very open the government was to mr mishra recently you presented your 1st annual report at the state duma naturally the entire report had to do with the pandemic something that affected you personally how did it happen that the virus got to you and how did you manage to recover so quickly they say you had a high fever when you get back to work. here which it was near with the virus does not differentiate between people based on the office they hold unfortunately it is a very dangerous virus it's still unclear how one gets infected with the coronavirus there are a lot of possibilities i don't know how i got the coronavirus i'm being absolutely honest about it as for the speed of the recovery well i have to say that it wasn't that simple yes unfortunately i had a high fever but as for the quick recovery it wasn't really so it was quite a difficult process soon as i felt better of course i got back to work i want to say right away that doctors played a crucial part in what you called a quick recovery my mom is a nurse with many years of experience so i have revered doctors since i was a kid

has upheld a 15 year sentence for one of the leading activists behind the uprising in 2011 and the duma has also been fined $370000.00 as part of his conviction he was one of 230 people who've been sentenced to life in prison following the protests appealed his sentence and had every trial ordered which led to his reduced time a sit in protest against growing insecurity in sudan's central daal full state is now in its 7th day those involved want the heads of the police and military to be fired saying they're not protecting them or their properties in a recent attack 3 farmers were killed near the town of negativity prime minister abdullah one doc says he'll send a delegation to discuss the problems while one is a doll for an activist she says. peace in the region will lead to see the groups dismantle. the sit in it started in the front of the minister to building because they have been asked frequent and continuous attacks on civilians by our militias in the area people many have been killed and these attacks actually have been moved became more significant over the last 2 months where