galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully. led by data, led by disease prevalence, looking day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing br

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully. led by data, led by disease prevalence, looking day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing br

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully. led by data, led by disease prevalence, looking day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing br

the first such church to be created here in appomattox county was galley baptist church one of the founding members of that church was john robinson. he was a trustee of the church. our understanding is in the months that followed the surrender the congregation would form an asher church, simply meeting outside under the trees. by 1867, the congregation had been able to form enough money and resources to build a log church that exists about a mile to the west of the courthouse. about 50 years later, in 1916, a new church would be built on those same grounds and that's the church that is still there today, more than 100 years later. so the story of john robinson, not only a homeowner and co-founder of a church, he's also a business man, a shoe cobbler, and apparently a pretty good one because he ran a business here for more than 50 years. he didn't pass away until 1933 but after raising a large family, a successful business and and some of the robinson family members are buried in the back yard of the kelly/robinson house. so right here in the little village of appomattox county we can see t

and on december 7th 1941 on that sunday morning gus was working in the galley on board the uss, arizona. next slide and of course the us has arizona was sunk. and he was listed as one of the men killed in action. so from the very beginning of world war ii we see hispanic americans not only serving but actually making the ultimate sacrifice there. next slide but d-day one of the most infamous in allied invasions on the normandy next slide fruit also chavez from pecos, texas. through doso had just recently been married and there's you see a photo of him with his wife maria. they had a child together in early of 1943 and he put those was already part of. of the 29th infantry division that actually made the landing at omaha beach. they were the 29th infantry division was one of the first to hit the beaches. and i was listening earlier to as the early part of the conference when they were talking about omaha beach and the artillery that was going on in there. but it also chavez became one of the casualties on omaha beach and of course his son jesse who had left behind never really got to mee

in the end i gave him an official a little galley and open it and they said. we could put it in the city that says so in business as he. said an idea. on this i'll try to. get a c. on it i mean i saw where this sort of house when you're put up your home your feet but i have said research. rewilding the sea is about helping me to heal and species are crucial in that process. the giant anteater beer had also disappeared from even among. because of the hunting but now thanks to the foundation's work the ones brought here have started to reproduce. it is here where we found medicine he does and who come much later. one of the main challenges in protecting nature is our mindset and attitudes towards conservation. i was born in this region and says the mentality in this area has slowly started to change. when i went on it. they are going to. allow only. what i knew that you know. the world program a little bit of their own about how both to bring mail so dramatically or care for in whom you know the love lives where there are new. to and and mad to see her and. to c

doctor galley says this time is little cause for concern. adding he's encouraged by the vaccine's protection against those variants. >> tonight, more than 24 and a half million shots have been administered in california. the governor says half of all eligible californians have had at least one dose, 30% of the state's population is now fully vaccinated and taking a look at the breakdown in our region. santa clara county continues to lead the bay area. having now administered more than 1.3 million doses alameda contra costa san francisco and san mateo counties. >> round out the top 5 we're always tracking the vaccine distribution on our website. you can check it out at kron 4 dot com hundreds of shots have already been administered it to pop up clinics in contra, costa county public health department there opened the site yesterday. >> kron first felipe to go reports those sites alone are expected to vaccinate at least a 1000 people a day. equity is the driving force behind contra, costa county health service is making drop in covid-19 vaccin

the media and therefore also the public that me to always you guys would say to put an end to the galley. and for once applied to me dismissed by double my and more so when you see beyond the headlines of it when it's practically every day you don't really respond anymore and as a freshman i have is that the team don't let it get to them won't be. they seem. intrusive. i mean it's only one sentence i can't just say i'm going to leave german model lane again we were never together how are you supposed to comment on something that doesn't exist for this instance creates a bring a bit of in the next is good and if i now want to be back where i already was a couple of weeks ago then please just accept that and i certainly would obey it i don't know 100 percent whether the german f.a. but if i was to be his coach i was just adding to the speculation that the met off because here to me there was see. everyone assumes you learn not to be the next but i am coach says that the only ones fucking logic does is playing it down script. and they have. the i don't know if i'm unique want you had i'm. n

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inform the media and therefore also the public that me always you guys would say to put an end to the galley. and from one supply. by double my own mostly when you see all the headlines all the you were bit when it's practically every day you don't really respond anymore and as a freshman i have is that the team don't let it get to them won't. they see. through some kind. i mean it's only one sentence i can't say more i'm going to leave german model lame again ok if we were never together why how you should post a comment on something that doesn't exist in this instance creates a bringer starting last bit of an event exists and it's good and if i now want to be back where i already was a couple of weeks ago then please just accept that i said only when i mean it i don't know 100 percent whether the german f.a. what it was to be as coach i was just adding to the speculation by the met office because you had me also there was. everyone assumes you live in not a slum to be the next but i am coach says in the oh not fuck a lot of cigars is playing it down. and i have. also 1st of all i don't kno

doctor galley says the state will continue to do high level disease investigations for the foreseeablereporting at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still to come, good news ahead of what is forecasted to be another vicious fire season with the city of oakland is doing to restore vital community services for the fire department. and we have the result of an investigation into the use of force by san leandro police officers. >> and with the rise in hate crimes across the country. the san francisco police department has launched a new tip line to help keep the a p i community safe. keep it here. kron 4 news at 5. we'll be right back. with the rise in hate crimes all across the country. the san francisco police department. >> is launching a hotline for chinese language four's maureen kelly reports the goal is so victims and witnesses can feel more comfortable reporting crimes to police. >> just my last chance and then say your. >> country. derick tan says this happened at the ferry building in late march after his attacker tried to steal his phone while tim was working at a

doctor galley says at this time there is little cause for concern. adding he's encouraged by the vaccine's protection against those variants. >> well, coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, the fire season is right around the corner and the oakland fire department taking some new action to prevent a fire disaster in the east bay. we'll have details coming up. >> 7.40 here on this saturday morning in the east bay. some good news as we approach fire season. members of the oakland fire department say the rotating closures of fire stations are no more. it was a cost saving measure due to some budget cuts. but the oakland city council was able to restore the department's budget in full now by approving the use of federal funds from the latest stimulus package. >> it was. a relief to be able to apply the american rescue act funding to restoring fire services and at a critical time when they're absolutely need really goal is marked a lot of the people equitable but company have we >> oakland's battalion chief says they've already had a busy month of ap

one's weekly news program best in delhi your new galley and so transport me someone who we assume that american aircraft supposedly landing in ukraine according to b.b.c. fact checkers it's footage that was plucked from the pentagon's website and that plane was actually landing in alaska but it fits with this argument that the russian buildup is a necessary response to increase u.s. military presence in the region foreign threats russia acting in self defense these are for millionaires right russian media maintain that such threats from abroad are both imminent and constant and there is an element of truth to that but it's the tone of these reports that striking the t.v. ads up and see just numnah morgan humala why in the on ukraine russia has its own media outlets there on the job but what about within ukraine itself what kind of influence does russia have in that media space that is clear evidence of pro kremlin presence in the ukrainian media last year a ukrainian investigative t.v. show revealed that one of cousens closest allies in the country a politician called viktor medved chu

doctor galley says the state will continue to do high level disease investigations for the foreseeable future reporting at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. hundreds of covid-19 vaccines have already been administered at 2 pop-up clinics in contra, costa county public health department opened those sites just yesterday forcefully to call reports those sites alone are expected to vaccinate at least a 1000 people. >> 16 and older every day. >> presidency is not required and neither is an appointment. you just show up. >> and you can get a vaccine contra costa health services is trying to ease access to a covid-19 shot by making a drop in vaccinations available. >> at the antioch community center be considerate to others and go get back to may not for you, but for others. also the public health department teamed up with the state's office of emergency services to open this clinic and another at veterans memorial hall and richmond thursday. >> each with the capacity to administer up to 700 vaccines a day dealing with the public. >> you don't know who you're coming around you kn

many people in djibouti say they already know who will win the election president is smile on mark galley has been the country's leader for 2 decades and he's hoping for another run he changed the constitution in 2010 scrapping time limits while also introducing an age limit of $75.00 he's now $73.00. his political rallies with a campaign platform has continued to have been attended by thousands of supporters he says he still has much to accomplish in this country of 1000000 people. we are a small country we need to regroup to build our country and to share benefits we also continue to defend peace in our country he is a desert nation but strategically placed in the horn of africa and on one of the wards b.z.'s trade routes is that a crossroads between africa and arabian peninsula and the president has exploited this geographical advantage by investing heavily in ports and other infrastructure his plan is to transform djibouti into africa's largest trade and logistics hub the country has also attracted foreign military bases including the u.s. several from europe china and japan but many

vaccine supply and hospitalization rates, california health and human services secretary dr mark galley said. the state does not plan on it. opposing a vaccine passport. we know that businesses are already exploring how they ensure that people who are vaccinated in common enjoy some of the privileges of being vaccinated. too important exceptions here. convention centers are prohibited from holding events with more than 5000 attendees until at least october, and the state is also working with organizers of large music festivals like coachella for guidance, moving forward. greg li ktvu, fox two news and most of the people we spoke with tonight said they will keep wearing their mass while out in public this evening on park street in alameda, we saw a lot of shoppers wearing face coverings. the governor is calling for the mask mandate to stay in place. for now, a number of people told us it makes sense to keep wearing them until the experts say it's okay to stop attacks against like the common cold. there's been a lot less like flu cases this season as well. ucsf dr monica gandhi says the j

in the galley york with 9 people in combination with the song that looks like a necklace of a protection in many situations. when i got in on i think she should decide for herself which one she wants everything up. so i'm told lab work out i'd like the one that's good for my career and brings good fortune i lost the muster if you can do that one next time. before they leave the tattoo master gives lo money a blessing she's already received a magical tattoo from him the ritual is meant to revitalize the tattoos powers. back to the arena at the night market. is watching a friend who trains at the same gym i. i was i the match has 5 rounds each lasting 2 minutes i i was i the malone's up next her mother knock hands out signs to fans and friends so they can show their support. i see milans opponent is also here with her mother. the fight begins with a ritual ceremony why crew from week it's a sign of respect to the trainer to family to religion and to the fighting spirit. i. came alone as already faced this opponent once and lost was will she be able to prevail this time i i i i. traditional

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bookending corruption has entered a new phase 2 new fissures have opened near the richness site in the galley a dollar a valley measuring 200 meters in total and lovaas also spewing from the new openings . some of the most impressive thing is this river down into the valley actually more than the fissure itself good as are. the new lava river is flowing down through the hills for hundreds of meters from the fisher and into neighboring united to live valley if. we had to do crack opening up. right developer of people or. so. what we were just cleared out there to try to figure out what is happening or. something for we did not have for the truckers and you probably would serve. it's beautiful but possibly dangerous authorities have sealed off access to the side as a precaution and began evacuating sightseers more than 36000 people had visited the site since the ruction began in mid march iceland has more active folk a noce than any other country in europe but an eruption like this hasn't happened on their reiki honest peninsula since the 13th century. up next on news eco in the elbow said hous

people that help break the galley here and get west africa's q 14200 will. reach out as well lost a 3rd of. the stars for 3 days don't down on friday there is an extra push to white . the church will be condemned this counterproductive to heavy handed by some charities a similar campaign in liberia's capital last year the jury writing a short guide. we. know nor you know any key to that one of the foreign. ministers and i want to have a doesn't listen to you but certainly to knock the shit is what i wanted so i want to get up a little get him a bit i don't pull my helmet off. i don't make you know. this stuff yet somehow. let's not even. let. you know anybody having a lot of a genuine and i've done a lot of late night and i know even. when i was getting the bow that was not a whim that i got that was really not welcome at the bottom and nobody did so maybe it was on the well nobody no no no no. no no but. you know you know jonathan i mean i saw that with him because. he wanted to become absolutely you know i actually want to see norm in the web. he tells me

people help break the galley here and get west africa's q 14200 will. reach out as well lost a 3rd of. the stars for 3 days don't try to do it is an extra push to white. but such will be condemned this counterproductive to having by some charities a similar campaign in liberia's capital last year after rioting and looting died. we. know nor you know any good i don't want to be part. of the minutes and i want to have a good doesn't listen to you both are going in and i think that is what i wanted so i want to get off we'll get him a bit i don't pull my helmet off. i don't make you know. this stuff yet somehow. let me. let. you know anyway i don't think there's a lot of a genuine and i've done a lot of late night and i know. when i was getting the sound i was not in the room that i'm gonna get really don't know what the bottom half you know anybody so maybe it was on the wall now that you know when i'm not. going to survive it. you know it's not you know jonathan i mean i saw some of that with him because you know. if you want to ask him if you know i act

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully.n and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing bright light at the end of the tunnel. and june 15th, al

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully.day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing bright light at the end of the tunnel. and june 15t

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully.data, led by disease prevalence, looking day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing bright lig

to inform the media and therefore also the public always you guys would say to put an end to the galley . and for of course supply me i'm sure once applied to me dismissed by double my and more so when you see beyond the headlines that might bother you a bit when it's practically every day you don't really respond anymore and as i understand the impression i have is that the team don't let it get to them one in a big. they see. through some kind. i mean it's on himself and i can't just say i'm going to leave german model lane again we were never together how are you supposed to comment on something that doesn't exist in this instance crave to bring a bit of the next this good stuff and if i now want to be back where i already was a couple of weeks ago then please just accept that and i certainly will be it i don't know 100 percent whether the german f.a. but it wasn't me as coach i was just adding to the speculation by the met office because your to me there was. everyone assumes you know not this man will be the next by on coach super elite all knocked back a lot of cigars is playing i

full of warming and galley almost the galil know what i do what i am. what i meant was this shit out. saying. this is it when you use. line for berlin settings of our us presidents and biden pledges to cut us fossil fuel emissions in half by the end of the decade hopes are high america is a vicious goal and a global climate summit could push big polluters to change the track and protect the planet also coming up cold at the center skyrocketing corona virus infections in india the country exists another global record for the most new covert cases hospitals overwhelmed patients died waiting for lifesaving oxygen plus the russian to retreat to moscow orders its troops back home after massive drills that ukraine's border the move could ease high tensions following the biggest regional military buildup in years and in the mid week was the action dortmund scored a big win in the against who knew in berlin to keep their scenes that alive. on leyla heart thank you very much for your company everyone well on this very earth day president biden has committed the

many people in djibouti say they already know who will win the election president is smile on mark galley has been the country's leader for 2 decades and he's hoping for another run he changed the constitution in 2010 scrapping time limits while also introducing an age limit of $75.00 he's now $73.00. his political rallies with a campaign platform of continue to have been attended by thousands of supporters he says he still has much to accomplish in this country of 1000000 people. we are a small country we need to regroup to build our country and to share benefits but also continue to defend peace in our country he is a desert nation but strategically placed in the horn of africa and on one of the wards b.z.'s trade routes is that a crossroads between africa and i reagan peninsula and the president has exploited this geographical advantage by investing heavily in ports and other infrastructure his plan is to transform djibouti into africa's largest trade and logistics hub the country has also attracted foreign military bases including the u.s. several from europe china and japan but many

there was a galley ward room where they could prepare food. meet around a table. eat together. they were still eating out of plastic bags and ten cans, but at least it was more sociable. they had sleeping quarters. they had little bunk areas the size of closets. each member had a private area to retire for some solitary time and some sleep without being confined to the flight seat in a capsule. most important, it had an actual bathroom. it had an actual toilet. all these previous missions, the little known dirty secrets is that the astronauts were using plastic bags to collect their waist. finally they had a toilet. they did not have to deal with the mess. taking care of their bodily functions. they had a sink where they could wash up. it could shave. it even had a shower, which was essentially a tunnel like sheet. and astronaut pulled up around pin and then could use water from a spray or inside that container. but then the trick after the shower was all of the water had to be wiped off. wiped off the body. wiped off the little enclosure. they finally decided it was more troub

. >> and doctor galley says it's california moves away from its restrictions. the state will continue to do high level disease investigations for the foreseeable future reporting live state capitol ashley zavala kron 4 news. thank you so much. ashley. >> hundreds of covid-19 vaccines have already been administered at 2 pop-up clinics in contra, costa county. the public health department just opened up the sites yesterday kron 4 reports the sites alone are expected to vaccinate at least 1000 people 16 years in age up every day. >> no need to go online and book an appointment phone calls are not necessary drop in covid-19. vaccinations are being administered at the lineout community center. i came here as soon as i could. i heard contra costa health services teamed up with the state's office of emergency services to open this clinic. and another at veterans memorial hall in richard the day public health department says each has the capacity to administer up to 700 vaccines a day. i was a little scared at first. but you know. >> is becoming the new norm now. so i

doctor galley says the state will continue to do high level disease investigations for the foreseeable future reporting at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news san francisco's continuing to fight the covid virus in some of the hardest hit areas in the city. >> yesterday. mayor london breed city leaders and the latino task force partner to open up the city's 4th vaccination sites in the mission district, targeting people who live in those zip codes. this is the second one to open in the area since the first site launched in february since at opening 10,000 people have received a vaccine. there. 200 doses are available per day at the new site. it is open thursdays through sundays from 11:00am to 06:00pm appointments are required for more on how you can make an appointment at this location. go to our website. kron 4 dot com. and in the south bay san jose has a new mass vaccination sites located at city hall to help the underserved community, including people with disabilities and those who are experiencing homelessness. this event was made possible by the asian americans for commu

california health and human services secretary dr mark galley, said the state it does not plan on imposing a vaccine passport. we know that businesses are already exploring how they ensure that people who are vaccinated in common enjoy some of the privileges of being vaccinated. now. two important exceptions here. convention centers are prohibited from holding events with over 5000 attendees till at least october and the states also working with organizers of large music festivals, like coachella for guidance, moving forward reporting live. greg lee ktvu, fox two news. all right, gregg, thank you very much, and joining us now with more is dr monica gandhi. she is an infectious disease expert there at ucsf and dr gandhi boy. what an announcement today from governor newsome. how realistic is this june? 15th time line, you know the reason actually think it's realistic is it has to do with how many people could get vaccinated and april 15th is the date that the state opens up for anyone 16 or above. clearly there's supply way may not all be privy to supply but they wouldn't have said that if t

it will include a drive thru gourmet galley, and it won't be held at christmas tree park.at the gilroy presbyterian church. the festival is scheduled for the weekend of july, 23rd and august 1st. well a big warm up today. here in the bay area, lots of sunshine lots of eighties. in fact, the warm spots approaching the lower nineties. so today, probably one of the warmest days of the week. we'll look cool things off a little bit for tomorrow, but still it's not a sharp drop off the numbers. looks like this mild pattern is here to stay. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. san francisco 71 oakland 80 look at those nineties out toward fairfield and antioch, so pretty warm, well inland. it is still warm right now, as you can see, still, some eighties for concord and fairfield, oakland. i 73 san francisco has cooled out to 65 santa rosa. checking in 80 degrees satellite the clear skies up above, but you can't see some clouds up to our north and west and some of the high cloud cover will seep into a northern california and the bay area for tomorrow's will be watching out

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california health and human services secretary dr mark galley said. the state does not plan on it. posing a vaccine passport. we know that businesses are already exploring how they ensure that people who are vaccinated in common enjoying some of the privileges of being vaccinated. too important. exceptions here. convention centers are prohibited from holding events with more than 5000 attendees until at least october, and the state is also working with organizers of large music festivals like coachella for guidance, moving forward. greg li ktvu, fox two news. contra costa napa and sonoma counties are moving to the less restrictive orange tier of the state's current reopening plan. the state health department announced today that those counties are among 15 counties statewide, changing tears tomorrow they have held covid positivity rates at or below 2% for the past two weeks and have had fewer daily new cases. solano county is not among those counties changing and will remain in the more restrictive red tear. it is now the only barry county in that tear. for contra costa, napa and s

california health and human services secretary dr mark galley, said the state it does not plan on imposing a vaccine passport. we know that businesses are already exploring how they ensure that people who are vaccinated in common enjoying some of the privileges of being vaccinated. now two important exceptions here. convention centers are prohibited from holding events with over 5000 attendees until at least october and the states also working with organizers of large music festivals, like coachella for guidance. moving forward reporting live. greg lee ktvu, fox two news, frank greg, i'm wondering, why is the governor making this announcement now? two months before it's going to happen. a lot of things can happen in the next two months. and is there any concern that by saying we're going to re open in two months, it might give people a false sense of security, and they might let their guard down thinking up. you know what? we're almost at the home plate and things were going to be fine and frank to continue your sports analogy of the governor said. let's not spike the football at the 10 ya

galley. but soberly, and thoughtfully. led by data, led by disease prevalence, looking day in and day out of hospitalizations and i.c.u.'s, tracking these mutations. and i will close on that point. we are very mindful of the variants and very mindful of mutations. we have sequenced more than any other state the genomic sequencing is second to none. 851 u.k. variants we have sequenced in the state. 10 south african, 35 brazilian variants. close to 9100 west coast variants and we are also tracking a number of different variants, new one from india which got a little bit of attention this week. this double mutant, double variant and variants from the east coast, including a new york variant. this is really a race, these vaccines against the variants, against the mutations. that's why again i will end as i began, it's incumbent upon all of us, not to announce mission accomplished or put down our guard but that vigilance that got us where we are today, the lowest case rates, positivity rates that is in america. we are seeing br

we have half the galley carts and even last week we introduced new seats that are a thousand pounds lesser airplane so we're just always looking for ways to make the aircraft lighter and then how we actually operate it to burn less fuel because there's many ways to get you from "a" to "b," but how much fuel you burn is what differentiates us and it really drives home all of the things that we do from an efficiency perspective that not only makes us lowest "x" fuel cost in 2019 but lowest from a fuel cost as well. >> how much of your business is people going on vacation versus business travelers i'd assume it's almost all vacationers, but am i right to think that >> that's right we're almost exclusively leisure, domestic. that's why today so many people are excited about frontier that's the type of travel that's bouncing back. >> are you using this time to expand into any other places part of the reason you're more efficient is because you're flying to less congested airports but we have seen some moves for others like united just said they're going to be flying between jfk and california