galli also said talks of any green tier are all but gone. he said, counties can stay with mask mandate and stricter roles, if they choose to do that, and that >>> all right, we just heard from a state leader, dr. mark allie, the states hhs secretary. now let's bring in a local leader to talk about the pandemic and beyond . san francisco mayor london breed joining us live today. good afternoon, mayor bree >> good >> look, dr. ghaly just told us, counties can certainly keep stricter indoor masking rules in place, even after june 15th, when the state relaxes its rules. and follows the cdc, do you expect san francisco will keep its indoor mask requirements, and if so, in what situations? >> well, i think right now, we are following the state guidelines, based on what we see with the data, we, our hospitalizations are low, infection rates are low, about 75% of all san franciscans have been at least vaccinated with their first dose. so we are doing pretty good. and i think that based on where we are now, we will probably fall in line june 15th, wh

galli said that tidbit today, california will not issue nor require a vaccine passport. that's a way of verifying a person's vaccine status, like on an app or on your phone, so you can travel to get into an event or place. the state, however, will offer guidance to private companies that do plan on requiring proof of vaccinations. >>> then this, the faithful can come back to levi's stadium. the 49ers announcing levi's will be at full capacity this season, as long as the state doesn't change the rules again. the 49ers' home opener is september 26th on "sunday night football." team president al guido thanked the health care workers who have been vaccinating people at levi's, it will remain a vax site until further notice. full stadiums, no social distancing, green tier. a lot of changes coming our way come june 15th. is this the smart play? ucsf infectious disease specialist, can we stop social distancing? >> we are in a place, believe it or not, who'd ever think we'd be at this place? i almost wore green today. but anyway, it's because of the two vs, vaccines and the viru

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without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galliays the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and require the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. believe that this technology is going up all over the next many weeks and mont

mark galli made it clear, california residents should ultimately check with their county for the rules in their region. >> if the county chooses to either further delay that date or wait, or you want to debate or require it in certain other venues and factors, that is something that can be done by local health officer order. >> 40 million people in this state so it is kind of now to that california would be one of the last left, a lot of people here, are they alone in this? >> reporter: no, in fact this week some of the states will be rolling out the mask free guidelines, but california and also new jersey are two of the last two holdouts but that calendar and we will see who is excited about that into is not. depends on vaccinations. >>> we just learned that phoenicia is canceling its of july third torchlight parade and fireworks show this year. they remain in the red tear, and they said it does not have a venue where attendance can be limited and controlled. >>> today's santa clara county reached another vaccine milestone for 75% of residents ages eckstein and older have received at

health and human services secretary dr mark galli says starting june 15th vaccinated people will no longer be required to wear masks indoors or practice social distancing. i think that when you take the masks off, it's going to be a breath of fresh air. those who aren't vaccinated will still be required to mask up and stay six ft. apart additionally, the state will adopt the same masking guidelines as the c d. c in an attempt to reduce confusion. this will be good to have a nice uniform. uh. announcement for everyone. business owners bracing for a flood of customers are hopeful the lifting of restrictions on those who are vaccinated will be a shot in the arm for their own bottom line. one way or another. we're goaanagement professor doctor robert chapman would says the 20 twenties shaping up to see the same kind of economic infusion. the 1920 saw. after the influenza ended people that got tired of restrictions, and so there was a lot of excitement that certainly could happen. there's a lot of money bin. put into the into people's pockets during covid, and a lot of people didn't spend it. t

galli says one third of young people here in california who have been diagnosed with mental health issuesn't imagine if we said a full 66 out of every 100 young diabetics weren't going to get the care that they need. we would not stand by and watch that happen. we can no longer continue to stand by and watch this happen for behavioral health conditions either, experts say they're also needs to be more outreach and support in our cities and counties, and they say that requires coordination. at the state level, all right, i've got the lunar eclipse tonight. unfortunately i won't see it because i should be the guy who wants to get up at four a.m. to do it, but i'm just not doing it there. i said it, but a lot of folks will gonna be beautiful. right so you're gonna have this cool red tinge to the moon. tonight is the sun's rays, wrap around the earth and refract into the red spectrum, so full eclipse begins at 4:11 a.m. maximum is for 18 a m. then it ends at 4 25 am so it's literally in my sleeps our sweet spot for sleeping, so it's not happening. high pressure building back in and with the h

martin gally outlined exactly what will change when california fully reopens on june 15th. capacity limitations for businesses will be completely eliminated. no more physical distancing required. there will be very limited masking rules indoors. in quarantine for california travel. for outdoor events, the state will recommend verifying vaccinations or asking for a negative covid-19 test. and for indoor events with more than 5,000 people, the state will require vaccination verification or a negative covid test. the doctor says it is all possible because of california's increasing vaccination rate and dropping hospitalization. >> so on both those metrics, vaccinations and our state of covid in our hospitals, we feel like we are tracking well towards meeting our goals of being ready. >> reporter: dr. monica understands some people might be nervous about it but understands it is the right time to make the move. >> we are now at a 61% first vaccination rate in the state of california. that is the point at which other places opened to this degree, opened with these same rules and

until the state fully reopens its economy on june 15th california's top health official doctor mark galli says we're still on track to do just that. another reason to hold off on any of the mask mandate is to give people more time to get vaccinated. >> it's 4 week period. we'll give californians time to pmepare for this change. so it's in no way spain science or the direction by the cdc. >> wrong the challenge to it's really giving ourselves across the state of >> right now. almost half the state's eligible population is fully vaccinated. well, health experts say getting more shots at arms will ultimately be the way we can ditch the mask for good. meanwhile, nearly 20 states have already dropped or are planning to drop the mask mandate right here in california. we'll just have to wait on all of that. right here in the bay area. local businesses are weighing in on the state's decision to keep the mask mandate in place. kron four's maureen kelly spoke to some shoppers. see how they felt about keeping their mask on in stores. >> target is joining the list of big retailers that say they will

without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and required the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. we believe that this technology is going up all over the next many weeks an

california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says expect an update soon. >> we'll see what we're able to come up with today. really don't know quite yet, but we are prepared you know, do this pretty quickly whether it's today up into the for some time over the weekend. we >> so while we wait for the state to update the guidance on masks bay area counties. they are getting ready for change is kron four's phillipe djegal reached out to county leaders to see where they stand on face mask guidelines contra, costa solano and alameda county public health department say they intend to follow the state's direction on masks. greene county planning to do the same. 85% of that population has received at least one dose of the vaccine and what's clear is that those who choose to get vaccinated are allowed more liberties with the mask. although businesses may still require face coverings regardless of how the state responds to the centers for disease control and prevention's recommendation it's much like business can say no shoes, no shirt. no a business has a right to enforce c

without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark gallis the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and require the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. believe that this technology is going up all over the next many weeks and months

in california, governor newsom and health and human services, mark galli, said that they a plan theyreally interesting, here's my incentive plan, you get to live. i guess that's not good enough. spencer, interestingly enough, the united states in japan, they have the olympics coming up in two weeks and a 2% vaccination rate. they don't have the vaccine. india does not have enough vaccine, and we have to bribe people to come down and get it. it is nuts. >> it is nuts. i don't know how to address it without sounding cruel, mean, or obnoxious, but that's how i think of some people who refuse to get vaccinated. >> there are advocates who say that the u.s. should be sharing more than we have with the rest of the world because no one is really safe until everyone is inoculated, right? >>> at the start of the pandemic, gray hair was a thing, but some people find they are going gray when they were before, and it could be from the pandemic. doctors say they are seeing more gray than usual and at younger ages. studies in the uk found stress can make you go gray sooner. and other health problem

galli says they reviewed the evidence by the cdc science but california needs more time.currently over 50% of californians have received at least one dose of the vaccine. >> to put it into context, 568,000 americans died out of 328 million before we had the vaccines. now there is a one in 1 million chance that you would get sick from covid-19 based on their breakthrough infections. these vaccines are so good. >> dr. monica gandhi has advised the biden administration on what to lift national mask rules. we asked her. you feel like california could follow the cdc's mask guidance today? >> they could based on vaccination rates however, people aren't ready. we will find that, too it is hard for businesses to decide how to enforce things. >> marin county health officer is glad they have a four week offer. >> i'm relieved the state has recognized that. we of marin county have some of the highest vaccination rates in the state and we ourselves don't feel ready. >>> here is why dr. willis says that timeline is essential. >> now we are midday and the only people -- vaccinated at t

without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and required the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. we believe that this technology is going all over the next many weeks and m

but across the globe, health and human services secretary dr mark galli says. starting june 15th vaccinated people will no longer be required to wear masks indoors or practice social distancing. i think that when you take the masks off, it's gonna be a breath of fresh air. those who aren't vaccinated was they will be required to mask up and stay six ft apart. additionally the state will adopt the same masking guidelines as the c d. c in an attempt to reduce confusion. this will be good to have a nice uniform, uh, announcement for everyone. business owners bracing for a flood of customers are hopeful the lifting of restrictions on those who are vaccinated will be a shot in the arm for their own bottom line. one way or another. we're gonna have a boom, strategic management professor doctor, robert chapman. it says the 2020 is shaping up to see the same kind of economic infusion. the 1920 saw after the influenza ended people that got tired of restrictions, and so there was a lot of excitement. that certainly could happen. there's a lot of money been put into the i

without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and required the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. we believe that this technology is going all over the next many weeks and m

california's top health official doctor mark galli says that holding off on ending the mask mandate, at least here in california will help give people more time to get vaccinated. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change. so it's in no way spain science or the direction by the cdc. >> wrong a challenge to it's really giving ourselves across the no power. >> yeah. i mean, right now almost half the state's eligible population is fully vaccinated. doctors say getting more shots in arms will ultimately be the only way we can really for sure and the mask-wearing in the meantime, though, i think a lot of people feel like they're in limbo. >> and when you are in mask limbo doing this. you know, mask limbo as up down here that that doesn't work know either on or off. that's right. kron four's, maureen kelly actually spoke to some shoppers to gauge how they felt about some stores. letting the mask mandate go. others keeping in place kind of a mixed reaction. target is joining the list of big retailers that say they will no longer require vaccinated workers are shoppers to we

state health director dr mark galli says that dramatically lower virus cases and increasing vaccinationssafe for the state to remove nearly all restrictions come next month as far as masking and travel. the state says it will align with cdc guidance. in the east bay, pittsburgh police shot and killed a 31 year old man who they say pointed a gun at officers. this happened around nine o'clock last night outside the door of the man's ex girlfriend's apartment on love ridge road. police said the man was holding a gun and banging on the door. they also say he ignored commands to drop the weapon and pointed the gun directly at two officers. the man died at the scene. contra costa county, d. a s office is investigating the shooting. the police department says it will release body cam video in the coming days. one person is dead after an early morning fire at a house in livermore. it started around five o'clock this morning on westminster way when firefighters arrived, they did find several vehicles parked outside on fire, as well as the front of the home. one person was found dead inside that h

the state's top doctor mark galli said the four-week way will give the golden state more time to get folks vaccinated and to allow case rates to drop as of today. nearly half of the golden state is fully vaccinated. the state's case positivity rate now below one percent. some shoppers talking with kron 4 today say vaccinated or not. they're actually ok with california keeping the mask mandate at least for now. >> i would prefer to err on the side of caution and i feel they have those in the know setting policy. i support that if this story as requires a mask and eye wear a mask. >> we also heard from some bay area, doctors who are weighing in on the decision. some say they actually agree with the state's decision to wait until next month to lift those mask mandates. >> we're vaccinating a lot of people in if we get the vaccine rates up higher and the case rates lower, then it won't matter so much if we happen to be an indoor space where there are unvaccinated people who are choosing not to wear a mask that problem with the guidelines from the cdc or if you're if you're vaccinated, yo

it's not running rampant like it was before the state health and human services secretary dr mark galli says waiting another month will allow the vaccination rate to rise four weeks between now in june, 15th. allows a number of californians who may be eligible to get vaccinated. the over twelves are now getting vaccinated. it's another reason to wait for june because by june, most of them will have had the opportunity to get vaccinated. the cdc and the state plan to keep indoor masking requirements in place for children until the end of the year. and julie. that's when vaccines could become available for those younger children. right, jana katsuyama. thank you. a new poll shows a significant number of americans do not plan to get vaccinated against the coronavirus, the latest pbs news our npr marist poll found the 24% of those of those polled. do not plan to get the shot. the poll also found that the division breaks down along party lines. 41% of republicans say they don't plan to get vaccinated compared to on lee 4% of democrats. new numbers show more people are starting to fly again.

state fully reopens that is supposed to be june. 15th california's top health official doctor mark galli says we are still on track to do just that. >> it's 4 week period. we'll give californians time to prepare for this change. so it's in no way spain. science or the direction by the cdc. >> wrong challenge to it's really giving ourselves across the state of >> another reason to hold off ending the mask mandate inside right now. some health experts say is to give people more time to get vaccinated as it stands right now. almost half of the state's eligible population is fully vaccinated talking about 15 and a half or so million californians another 4 and a half million people have gotten at least one shot of the pfizer or moderna vaccine doctor bob wachter with ucsf tells us getting more shots in arms. will ultimately by the way, we can ditch the masks for good. >> vaccinating a lot of people in if we get the vaccine rates up higher and the case rates lower, then it won't matter so much if we happen to be an indoor space where there are unvaccinated people who are choosing not to wear a

without wearing a mask in most places and situations health and human services secretary doctor mark galli says the state will follow those guidelines once the state fully reopens its economy without restrictions on june 15th. >> but he says the state is on track to do 4 week period. >> we'll give californians time to prepare for this change for the next month. the state order will continue to require everyone to wear a mask indoors and require the unvaccinated to where the outdoors when social distancing is not possible. galley says the 4 week wait will allow more californians to get vaccinated. and for case rates to hopefully fall as of monday about 49% of the state's population is fully vaccinated with the statewide positivity rate at less than one percent. the wait will also give the state time to figure out possible enforcement on the loosening of its mask rules. california is not and still does not plan to use a vaccine passport or verification system for now. but is eyeing other states using the technology. believe that this technology is going up all over the next many weeks and mo

not just here but across the globe, health and human services secretary dr mark galli says starting june 15th vaccinated people will no longer be required to wear masks indoors or practice social distancing. i think that when you take the masks off, it's gonna be a breath of fresh air. those who aren't vaccinated will still be required to mask up and stay six ft. apart additionally, the state will adopt the same masking guidelines as the c d. c in it. and to reduce confusion. this will be good to have a nice uniform. uh announcement for everyone. business owners bracing for a flood of customers are hopeful the lifting of restrictions on those who are vaccinated will be a shot in the arm for their own bottom line. one way or another. we're gonna have a boom, strategic management professor doctor robert chapman would says the 20 twenties is shaping up to see the same kind of economic infusion. the 1920 saw after the influenza ended. people that got tired of restrictions. and so there was a lot of excitement that certainly could happen. there's a lot of money been put into the into people's

sebastian galli vehemently disagrees with me. steen: i think what is going on in terms of the u.s.he overall direction of global interest rates is that the excess liquidity being provided by the general account rundown, the fact that the money supply in the u.s. has gone up by 25%, without the federal reserve tooling it such that the banks can actually take this deposit, has created such a rich liquidity, plus the forward guidance. if you combine all of those provisions, we are talking about an effective rate cut between 50 and 150 basis points, which means if the u.s. interest rate has gone nowhere and inflation not being priced in, relatively speaking, it's but support at 5200 basis points, which means the effective rate without the stimulus would have been 3%, 2.25% in august. i think overall, the market needs to address the fact that fiscal stimulus is very much the name of the narrative, and then you have every single central bank, every single verse engineering institute in the world, including imf, oecd, ecb, and everyone else coming out with reports that we need to keep the