paid covid sick leave returns to california after governor gavin newsom signed that bill into law.employers in this state now must provide up to 40 hours of covid-19 sick pay to its workers. and it applies to anyone who needs time off. starting in january and will expire at the end of september, providing that extra paid sick time comes as case counts are on the decline here in the state. governor newsom's administration is preparing to shift from a pandemic strategy to an endemic strategy which means that dealing with covid will be a lot more like dealing with the annual flu. >> and in demick plan, i think we'll be able to answer many questions that a lot of you have about what world are we living in? where are we going with this virus? >> the governor says the details on the plan for the endemic phase of covid are coming next week. so we're looking forward to hearing that. meanwhile, the cost of california's high-speed rail line is not surprisingly going up again. a business plan released by the project's leaders now estimates it could cost as much as 105 billion dollars. all the

, gavin. , ,, ,, ., , gavin.ss, thank you very much for that. just outside beijing there in the mountains. the title race certainly isn't over in the premier league, with liverpool keeping up the pressure on leaders manchester city. they brushed aside leicester city 2—0 at anfield, diogojota with both goals. if liverpool win their game in hand, they could be just six points behind when they meet city in manchester in april. no pressure, actually. we know our situation, it is obvious. we have to win games pretty much to keep everybody away from us from behind and to keep kind of distance to man city, which, with the results they get in, is anyway really difficult. if it is possible, we will see. arsenal are nowjust a point off the champions league places, as gabriel scored the only goal of their game at wolves. but the big talking point was gabriel martinelli's sending off — he was given two bookings at the same time, for different infringements seconds apart — stopping a throw—in, and then that foul. and that mea

one star and it is not gavin. self-absorbed cheesy leadership when he was mayor of san francisco. he has this like fake commitment to these lofty ideas and to gillian's point, they are impossible to maintain standards, that is why 70% of americans report, we want to move on, we will accept covid being here. gavin newsom is the first person to appreciate that point. >> harris, you knew it was coming, covid-19 dem hypocrisy was something we do on "outnumbered," here it is, all the democrat hypocrisy. harris. >> harris: whoop, whoop, we don't have background music for that? what gavin newsom is actually experiencing is what millions of americans experience everyday. that is reality. we are not perfect. and the restrictions and the mandates require that we live our lives not toward greatness or better, but that we be perfect and that will never happen. it is easy to catch them in moments and scroll their names they don't want to admit it, but they're just like us. >> kayleigh: right. just like us, trey. 70% who say ac

we're waiting for governor gavin newsome to approach the podium. that will happen right after th oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> happening right now, governor gavin newsom is laying up the next steps and how we will deal with covid in california. let's listen. >> the journey we've been on. i think only reinforces the fundamental construct and understanding that while we can't predict the future week can better prepare for it. why we have done a remarkable job and i appreciate the congresswoman's recognition as a state of keeping people alive. and i just want to underscore that. californians are la

dulce: dijo gavin newson desde una bodega en san bernardino, california donde se distribuye los equiposcar esas herramientas y conocimientos. dulce: casi 2.000.000.000 $ han sido destinado para el plan el cual incluye mÁs vacunas, cubrebocas, combatir la desinformaciÓn, fortalecer el sistema de salud, pruebas, recursos para las escuelas y el desarrollo de tratamientos. el estado eliminÓ que el uso de cubrebocas para las personas vacunadas en los interiores de lugares pÚblicos, pero aÚn se deben portar en el transporte pÚblico, hospitales y escuelas. algunos condados han decidido continuar con el uso obligatorio del tapabocas. el uso del cubrebocas en las escuelas sigue causando polÉmica. el gobernadordijo que el 28 de febrero se anunciarÁ una fecha para eliminar el mandato . el san bernardino, california, dulce castellanos, univisiÓn. patricia: el departamento de educaciÓn anunciÓ que 16.000 estudiantes universitarios que pidieron prÉstamos para financiar sus carreras recibirÁn 415.000.000 $ como ayuda. esta disposiciÓn ocurriÓ luego de que se descubriera que varias universidades engaÑa

.- -ahora en telemundo cuarenta y ocho el gobernador gavin newsom da a conocer su plan para protegers californianos de la violencia por arma de fuego. el departamento de seguridad nacional propone manejar las reglas de la carga pública, sepa que significa esto para los migrantes. comenzamos. >>>buenas tardes les saludamos. gracias por su preferencia iniciamos con la noticia del gobernador gavin newsom en la ciudad de san diego, (nombre extranjero) el mandatario anunció su plan para hacerle frente a la violencia armada. tenemos los detalles >>> hoy en conferencia de prensa el doctor gavin newsom desbandado una legislación que permitiría apoyar la provisión de armas de asalto, se basa en una ley de texas que permite a los ciudadanos hacer concluir la misión de abortos una vezque se detecta un latido.. >>> dice que este no es un plan de atacar a armas ciudadanos, sino para atacar una cultura de violencia que hemos lidiado a pesar de los comentarios del gobernador es algo que ha dicho y que a todos les cuesta creer. >>> -(voz inaudible)- >>> dice (nombre extranjero) que le verdadero enfo

governor gavin newsome revealing the state's plans to move from the covid-19 pandemic. clara benitez learned the impact it could have for health care workers and what new covid numbers are now showing. >> this is going to be around at the definitely. there's no end to this. at this point. the world health organization declaring the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic in march of 2020. >> meaning a new virus had spread throughout the world fast forward. 2 years later, governor newsome announcing his endemic plan as we lean into the future >> moving away from a reactive mind set in a crisis mindset to living with this virus. doctor abby ola de was sharp. rees-stealy says health care providers will have to be innovative. >> as they continue to work with sick patients, there's a lot of burnout and health care right now. >> and so we really have to take care of our health care providers as a community. we have to keep the spread of covid down and realize that we're all in this together after abby says we're still seeing a high transmission rate. >> and that's because covid is st

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the order gives governor gavin newsome broad power to suspend and put in place. new pandemic-related rules. california is hosting the actual super bowl. >> during a state of emergency, a closer look at kuz. masks shows the now infamous photo of the governor and former basketball star magic johnson smiling maskless at so fi stadium 2 weeks ago and the emergency end on this texans and all mandates. that's about the people of california. >> move on with their lives. kiley was attempting to get the assembly to vote on a cr. 46, a concurrent resolution to end the pandemic state of emergency. his effort to just get it on the floor failed on a party line cr 5 would end the state. meanwhile, state senator melissa melendez tried to do the same in the senate with similar legislation and the yankees. hello. republican senator brian jones. rosen support. but then had his microphone cut off to debate with the minority leaders. >> the purpose of action. so i support. >> the democratic dominated legislature sided with newsome by keeping the order in place thursday in response t

gavin, you smell like pier, let them be free to get that's the memo. of course gruesome newsom only apologized because he got caught. here he was groveling today. >> i decided to be gracious and took the mask off for a brief second but i encourage people to continue to wear them. kennedy: a brief second, he like 3,150,000 seconds from a very brief, each one of them. there were 70000 in attendance at the game. by the way, 69000 of them hate you. the other 1000 didn't know who you were. didn't you think anyone would notice? we got attorney on the fox news channel, emily compagno and democrat strategist and former political director of priorities usa chris is here and 2020 libertarian vice presidential candidate, man of the future, maybe even from the future, spike cohen, welcome, everyone. spike, you are like larry king, god rest his soul. emily, you are from the golden state, you know this hypocrisy very well and people have seen enough of these elected officials not abiding by the rules that they strictly enforce so did this signal the end of the mask

latinos overwhelmingly gave their votes to gavin newsom and voted no on the recall, even in conservative parts of the state like orange county, 80% voted no on the recall. in your dialogue with other democrats, do you think there were any takeaways democratic leaders should be looking to as far as the latino community, as we go into 2022 elections? >> let me add something. sometimes, i mentioned we did not do immigration reform and that was a big issue. what people don't realize, that is not the only issue. we have known for a very long time that latinos care about the economy. they care about housing. they care about health care, education. things that other voters care about. that is one. two, the take away, first of all, in every poll that i saw and i was watching those very carefully, latinos have never been very supportive of gavin newsom. i will not vote 3-1 and the governors race. even in the general, when he was running against republicans, there were numbers for him, but not as overwhelming as you would've thought. what happened was, all the way -- latinos were the one group amo

governor gavin newsome suggesting new guidance is just days away from force. and herman joins us live tonight. he talked with local doctors about what that new strategy could look like. dan. well, first, local doctors are in agreement that we're really not at the endemic stage. we're heading in that direction, ut it's got to be a >> steady, stable stated the disease which we're currently not at, were still coming down from that surge. >> but they say the planning time is now to begin to plan for what's coming in the future. we will be putting out next week. i've been previewing this last >> month because we have working on it for more than a month. are endemic plan what the governor is calling the state's endemic plan is california's future strategy for dealing with covid-19? >> i think a focus on vaccinations out populations not yet vaccinated, including is going to be part of that. doctor peter chin. hong is an infectious disease specialist at ucsf. another focus will likely be on. equity making sure all. components of a population of access. so all the stra

respuesta crisis de inestabilidad que en los últimos meses ha golpeado la gran manzana >>gobernador gavin ciudadanos perseguir a los fabricantes de armas, texas. dunia esvis nos adesvía >> buenas noches como tú lo dices, la propuesta del gobernador de california es una ley que permite que cualquier persona en el caso del estado dorado se busca aplicar la misma regla en contra de fabricantes y en contra de negocios que tengan armas, esto es lo que dijo el mandatario californiano >>(información en pantalla) >>gobernador gavin newsom ddijo que usar la base de la ley de texaseediciones para salvar vidas se utilizará acá, hará mejorar la salud y seguridad de la gente california un juez federal anuló el año pasado una ley que prohibía la fabricación de ventas de armas de asalto en el estado hasta el momento se espera que esta propuesta de ley sea bien recibida por muchos. >>así es. gran polémica ha causado este proyecto de ley del gobernador muchas gracias y buenas noches. y es que la violencia armada en estados unidos alcanza cifras alarmantes, especialmente los niños estacionó muy afectados.

governor gavin newsom is expected to announce a new guidance for schools. kron on's gayle ong has reaction from local health experts on school mask wearing requirements. >>as the 2050 school districts in california 1000, 500 plus schools. everybody has strong opinions and a press conference wednesday. governor gavin newsome announcing masks are still required at schools due to low vaccinations about 28%. and 5 to 11 year-olds received the covid vaccine. >>compared to over 92% of those 18 and up, have received at least one dose of the shot that substantially. >>smaller percentage of our 5.11, year-old doctor abrar kerr on infectious diseases. physician at stanford suggest parents communicate with a trusted kids are not yet eligible a certain age. groups are not yet eligible for vaccinations and for others. i think parents are sort of weighing the risks benefits. they want to see that the vaccines are safe. so will take time for people to adopt an uptake. >>doctor kerr on ads mask-wearing is necessary in schools. kids that are not infected will have more prot

and then if gavin can let me know what he would like me to do next. so be happy. yeah. well, thank you very much. it's a really fascinating story and i think a very enlightening look i think probably for the rest of the time we can stop sharing your screen and then i will let you know some of the questions that we've gotten from the alex and we actually have a pretty good number of them. so i don't think it will be able to get to all of them, but there's there's certainly a few and i'll try to group a couple that are kind of together somewhat similar, but david said beyond their shared anti-semitism where there are connections between the 1930 catholic front and the 1950 finianism. so interestingly enough he's what this question refers to is a jesuit priest named feeney who by the 1950s was giving anti-semitic soap speeches on boston common leonard feeney and leonard feeney also gained national coast to coast attention because of this. leonard the only connection here is that leonard feeney's father was an informant for the fbi? on the christian front which is kind of w

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informaciones muchas son las preguntas, y dudas que se han generado tras el anuncio del gobernador gavin para pasar de pandemia a endemia, una situación que sigue preocupando a residentes de personal médico que aseguran que el covid - 19 no ha dejado de ser un peligro inminente para nuestra sociedad. >>> hay que aceptar el futuro y esto conlleva vivir con el coronavirus. dijo (nombre extranjero) dejando muy claro que se encuentra listo frente en el covid - 19 >>> esta propuesta llega con una disminución de casos positivos por la variante "ómicron" sobre las bases de los últimos años. el gobernador asegura que en su compromiso ha convertido a california en un líder el entrenamiento dela pandemia y esto continuará. >>> sin embargo autoridades sanitarias dicen de que este es un virus que se presenta y no la señal que estamos saliendo de una etapa difícil esto no significa que hemos ganado la batalla contra el coronavirus. >>> son declaraciones políticas insignificantes verdad, que no vamos a poner deshacernos de todo gran riesgo del coronavirus >>> los titulares médicos dicen que las decisi

gavin newsom and magic johnson yesterday, it's funny because gavin newsom doesn't really understand thatk off if you're drinking, not lie about why you're not wearing a mask because you had been drinking. it wasn't just him. the french laundry back in 2020 that because that very righteous uproar about him locking down the whole state of california and going out and having a nice meal at a five-star restaurant. what about, let's review. does everybody remember the mayor of denver cummins democrat who literally reported a sainted constituents saying please shelr in place, don't see your loved ones. and then flew to mississippi to join his wife and daughter for things giving. rules for the, not for me. then my favorite of course was the mayor of austin who recorded a video telling people not to go out. to stay home. he did it from san lucas where he had flown the night before. people understand the hypocrisy. the poll, 70% according to the monmouth poll say we probably have to get used to living with covid and get on with our lives. they are willing to get used too covid. they are not willi

it wasn't until he surfaced as the front-runner people said he could be the next governor, that gavin got overwhelming support from the latino community. i'm not here to knock him. i think the party doesn't understand. neither do the republicans, let me be clear this is a party that if they could would send us all back. people like me and you back, too. not everyone in the party, obviously, but there is a core of this party that is very right wing. they're so right wing and don't believe in science they would fall off the flat earth they don't believe it. california was the last state to open up their schools. republican states opened up their schools well before us. private schools opened up. and kids didn't get sick and neither did their teachers. there was no science between the length of time they closed the restaurants. who works in the restaurants? i know. our folks work in those restaurants. they were out of a job. they got sick to a greater extent. the undocumented didn't get the stimulus that everybody got. there's just a sense that, and you and i talked about it last wednesd

no closures, gavin newsom, come to oakland, just like you did with the photo-ops, come to oakland when they are closing our schools t doctors that have been evaluaing the educators say the two have underlying conditions that will worsen as they move forward with the protest. >> there's possible for convulsions and damage to vital organs. >> teachers should not have to do this to bring attention to the resources that are needed for the kids. >> reporter: they will discuss closing and merging up to 15 schools in the next two years. the district said that enrollment is dropping and facing pressure from the alameda county office of education to fix its budget shortfall. this afternoon, community schools manager moses amalade was taken to the hospital so he could be properly monitored. when asked if he would continue his hunger strike if tonight's school board vote does not go his way, this was his response. >> the hunger strike doesn't stop. >> in oakland, bay area news. >>> up next, gubernatorial elections are under way. dahle is going to run as a republican against gavin newsom, his dist

governor gavin newsome announcing the state's endemic approach to the covid-19 pandemic. the plan focusing on prevention and quick reactions to outbreaks over mandates. >> doctor gandhi, adding businesses and organizations now know the drill when it comes to keeping space is safe. you as a regular kind of person should. >> your life. i feel like here in red that we are still very cautious. but i'm i'm happy that he's going forward with it. i think it's time. sharon, monique, owner of modica and the in mill valley supporting governor newsom's plan. >> in may of 2020 modica had to close her shop. we nonessential businesses had to shutter its doors due to shelter-in-place orders, followed by the flip-flopping of health orders driven by the delta and omicron variants been up and down. i mean, i we were really in the middle of it. i was doing curbside at that point. and i had just opened several months before covid moving my store from san francisco tumor. and so >> it looks like a lot of us made it through. i feel like the majority of stores in made it and i'm really looking

but parents in this meeting have said that they plan to personally reach out to governor gavin newsome in order to what can be done. we also know that one of the board members of my country who has been a very vocal in this entire process with trying to keep the schools open that are impacted by this decision. he says that he also plans to reach out to the state as well. so there were some moving about this story several moving parts about the future of the schools. we know that the school board is expected to be tomorrow. that's well, no word on if there's as a result of what happened to that could be also up for discussion tomorrow as well where they plan to take any other actions up. with regards to that. jonathan, real quick, get back to the meeting. but have you been able to >> glean? i know this is mostly public comment, but >> reading. >> where some of the school board members stand in terms of, you know, how they're inclined to a majority or do you think they're actually going to postpone the vote? any insight there? well, i will say this. the one thing that the >> thing that t

. >> on wednesday, governor gavin newsom signed and approved 6.1 billion dollars in relief funds forinesses and restaurants throughout california. included is 500 million dollars in tax relief for restaurants and venues that have received federal relief grants 100, 50 million in small business grants and 5.5 billion in tax credits and deductions for business owners with employees. while many restaurants and businesses just barely made it through the most difficult part of the pandemic with shutdowns, restricted capacities in more dustin bill, ones will let in the memphis in restaurants in healdsburg says they're still feeling the impact of the last 2 years past couple years to covid. our rush on the web has a hard time that person. >> we lost about $600,000 at the lab and just south of million dollars in opposite. >> i think having the ability to utilize losses and the the role tax breaks me very beneficial and hopefully keep a sustainable. plus, we'll let says. >> the industry is now struggling with newer challenges. the biggest challenge we have right now is the staffing shortage.

governor gavin newsome announcing masks are still required at schools due to low vaccinations about 28% and 5 to 11 year-olds received the covid vaccine. >> compared to over 92% of those 18 and up, we have received at least one dose of the shot substantially. >> smaller percentage of a 5 to 11 year-old doctor abrar kerr on infectious diseases. physician at stanford suggest parents communicate with a trusted kids are not yet eligible a certain age. groups are not yet eligible for vaccinations and for others. i think parents are sort of weighing the risks benefits. they want to see that the vaccines are safe. so will take time for people to adopt an update. doctor kerr on ads mask-wearing is necessary in schools. kids that are not infected will have more protection. his that are infected and don't know it maybe aren't showing symptoms will be less likely to transmit to those around them. you know, many of those kids then go home to parents anh family members, some of whom are elderly or immunocompromised doctor jeanne noble director of covid response for ucsf. emergency department has a d

.>>> this week, governor gavin newsom released his endemic plan for california called smarter, it leavesow to coexist with covid safely going forward. the indoor mask mandates ended for most blic places for people fully vaccinated, it comes as covid case numbers continue to fall sharply in the state, california's test positivity rate has fallen from 8% to 5% according to state health officials. government correspondent, marissa, and joel fitzgerald rodriguez, thank you both for being here and you today.>> take you for having us. >> you're watching governor newsom's announcement of the plan, tell us we should know? >> standing in front of boxes of thousands of mass. essentially this is a plan that they say will allow the state to move forward into is next phase. but still be prepared for potential surges like we saw just a few weeks ago with omicron. from a practical perspective it's not going to change anyone's life. the government is saying we are putting in place a scaffolding so that if we have another variant or another search, we are ready with masts and healthcare workers, and sent

monica gandhi, reviewing governor gavin newsom's plan. he is starting right now, talking but the endemic strategy. gov. newsom: madam mayor, let me extend my gratitude and appreciation to you for the privilege of having us back here in the end glenn empire and being care at -- in the inland empire and being here at one of our two warehouses that is a warehouse -- roughly one million square feet, which is housing a demonstrable example of our preparedness as we move into the next phase of this pandemic. a warehouse that did not exist two years ago. the warehouse that has been replicated in other parts of the state, some much more modest in size and scope, allowing us to have the confidence to be more assured that we are prepared for the uncertainties, the things that are about to appear and yet to come as it associates to the challenges with this pandemic. this has been a remarkable two years for everybody. nobody has been immune from the stress, the heart ache endo station. many of us have shared those burdens unequally. those issues are

we are likely to see on an endemic plan from governor gavin newsom.he teases this week policies to live with coronavirus that are always going to be with us and i disrupting life. the key witness and is try to keep it simple. if it is fodifferent metrics informing masking in three tiers carry the 4 has to make it understandable. >>> rachel a couple of words? >> talk about understandable. looking to washington, d.c. and how antitrust legislation specificallyocused on big tech. >> we will be watching super bowl ads this weekend. can't wait to talk with you again soon. >>> it is super bloom season. when fields of flowers explode in color roughly at the same time after winter rains. for this week something beautiful. >>> that at the end of our show for tonight. úthank you for joining us. if you would like to get a look from behind the scenes hang out with us online as well. you can email us and you can always reach me on twitter. we will see you right back here next friday night. have a great weekend. >> foreign threats and the mastic divisions. >> an inv

governor, the republican, the first to try to challenge gavin newsome for the office in 2022, i'm note smooth talking wine salesman from san francisco. >> i'm a farmer from. you might say i'm the underdog. dolly making the announcement in reading in front of dozens of supporters, the longtime lawmaker likening the election to david and goliath. the republican says he's ready to reach across the aisle to convince voters in the democratic dominated state. i'm working with democrats my whole life. and i believe that there's democrats and republicans doesn't matter. everybody wants a better california. and i don't believe they're getting that right delhi says the issues he'll be highlighting on the campaign trail include the cost of living crime and education. his announcement comes 5 months after gavin newsome defeated the recall and its field full of republican replacement candidates. i asked ali what he'll do differently. i believe people see my heart and know >> i'm an ordinary guy in the world crazy and they're going to try to yes, demonize me. they're going to try to bring up things

you heavier hands full, gavin ellis. we are very - full, gavin ellis.ic. it really feels like we're being battered here in dover. incredibly the sun is just coming out but it's extremely windy — gusts of up to 66 mph. we have been seeing some amazing scenes of tugs pulling these ferries into safe spaces to make sure they're not battering against the port walls. and if ijust step back, you can see shakespeare beach — we have a number of people stood there watching the incredible waves batter against that harbour wall. of course, people being told to stay indoors — many people getting close to that, ijust guess being nosy and seeing how much this storm is affecting us. dover town, we have seen a couple of lorries in dover — they will not be going anywhere because ferry services are not running, and many of them travel back to france on a thursday anyway. in terms of dog walkers — there's been a few people out, just seeing how bad the storm is here. is there going to be a knock—on impact? until we know when these ferry services are back up and running — an

make more of what's yours. >>> it was a busy week for california governor gavin newsom.ornia's first in the nation plan to treat the coronavirus as a manageable endemic risk, and then on friday the governor announced his series of bills aimed at getting guns off the streets, including one modeled after the controversial texas abortion law that the supreme court let go into effect. i sat down with the governor on friday and talked about both of those issues, moments before he made his big guns announcement. have a listen. >> governor newsom, thank you for coming to "the sunday show." >> great to be with you. >> so, thursday you announced a new, what you're calling a smarter plan, endemic plan for california. more briefly, what is it? >> we're not giving up. i want to make that crystal clear, quite the contrary. california led, we're the first state in the nation with the stay-at-home order. we have the lowest death rates of large states in america, 50% lower death rates than states like florida as an example. our economy, 26% of americans' jobs came out of california. i s

there's gavin newsom yet againee at the football game yesterday y surrounded by thousands of fansh . therens he is with magic johnso. nono mask and despite his own t universal mask mandate. oh ,he and there's the mayor of los angeles. e no mask.an yeah,da they have a mask mandate there too. here are all the many celebrities totally ignoring the mask mandates. keep in mind school kids in california are the least likely toov become seriously ill from covid and yet they're the ones being forced to wear the masks, not the politicians that put the policiessk in plac. it was more the author of the upcoming book here's the deal. kellyanne conway along with the co-host of outnumbered kayleigh mcenany, are you both moms here? so i i want to look at it from the from a mother's perspective . youse see these these phony hypocrites. kayleigh, by the way, congratulations, kellyanne, on the book. we'll talk about that . k and i'mid like and then we put our kids in school all day. they have to d wear this thing. yeah, that's it. i'ven seen kids on planes. we've alls, seen videos of kids being forced

so gavin your producer helped put this story on the air.to pay for the flight. she put the go fund me page up there and she is asking for help to get her husband home. i'm supporting her decision it should be her decision. medical treatment. they want him to go home. i can't believe the government isn't stepping up. they put the position to get covid. he got this in the line of duty because is he on workers' comp now. the government is paying for the hospital. so they have taken responsibility that he got this sickness. send the man home to his family for god's sake. it's going to be fraction of what you are saying every day in rio grande valley to get illegal aliens into the country. truly disgusting what the leadership is doing. >> brian: we all know how much better it so to rehab in familiar settings where your family can get to you and needs all the help he can get with lung capacity 40%. you don't become a border patrol agent to get rich. help out ann medina because our government doesn't feel as though it's worthy we do. go friends@fo

grant governor gavin newsom says this plan shifts the state's mindset from a crisis. to that of living with covid-19 as you broke down earlier, this plan with they've california has had many plans. this what you want is called the smarter plan. but overall, the main focus of it is to prepare for a potential surge and the event that one hits california. but the bottom line for everyday californians not much is changing for you. so the state for this plan will be boosting its surveillance of the virus by monitoring wastewater to try to detect potential on-coming surges masks at this point will be required, but the state will hold on to its ability to potentially mandate them if they feel the situation arises where it's necessary. the plan also includes ramping up the state's stockpile of masks, vaccine distribution as well as the amount of tests the state does per day. state health officials have said with covid-19, we are not out of the woods. we just have a better understanding of the woods. >> come to understand what was not understood the beginning of this crisis, t

we are waiting for governor gavin newsom to unveil the next phase of california's covid response, a major, major announcement in moments. we will bring you his remarks live once he gets to the podium and starts speaking. >>> the pandemic has led to an even trade rise in anxiety and mental health issues all across america. the cdc now says more than half of americans will be diagnosed with a mental illness or disorder at some point in their lifetime. natalie brand looks at how u.s. lawmakers are taking on the crisis. >> i wish almost every day i could wake up and have her with me. >> reporter: martha thomas lost her daughter, ella, to suicide in 2018. she was just 24 years old, the older sister of nfl player solomon thomas. >> there is still so much six stigma surrounding suicide and suicide prevention and mental health. and if we don't talk about it, it's not going to get better. >> reporter: the family says it turned pain into purpose, founded the nonprofit, the defensive line, aimed at ending youth suicide. l's father, chris thomas, appeared on video at a health subcommittee. >> we will

the to oakland teachers participating in the hunger strike are calling on governor gavin newsome.ep in and clear in the financial shortfall usd carroll fife and some of her city council colleagues are among those making that same call. >> yeah, absolutely. there was a resolution that was passed to urge the governor to absolve open of that debt. >> i reached out to the governor's office for his response. i received no reply. i think let you run for news. >> meantime, the oakland unified school district just released a statement on the hunger strike. it reads in part, the district respects and appreciates the differences of opinion on the issue of possible consolidation of schools. we know that this is an incredibly personal issue to so many of our students, families and staff and that there have been passionate protests across the district and we strongly support the right to protest. we also have been very serious concerns regarding our 2 staff members who are protesting by engaging in a hunger strike. while we respect that passion and opposition, we do not support any form of pro

governor, the republican, the first to try to challenge gavin newsome for the office in 2022, i'm not some smooth talking wine salesman from san francisco. >> i'm a farmer from. you might say i'm the underdog. dolly making the announcementp in reading in front of dozens of supporters, the longtime lawmaker likening the election to david and goliath. the republican says he's ready to reach across the aisle to convince voters in the democratic dominated state. i'm working with democrats my whole life. and i believe that there's democrats and republicans doesn't matter. everybody wants a better california. and i don't believe they're getting that right delhi says the issues he'll be highlighting on the campaign trail include the cost of living crime and education. his announcement comes 5 months after gavin newsome defeated the recall and its field full of republican replacement candidates. i asked ali what he'll do differently. i believe people see my heart and know >> i'm an ordinary guy in the world crazy and they're going to try to yes, demonize me. they're going to try to bring up t

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the order gives governor gavin newsome broad power to suspend and put in place. new pandemic-related rules. california is hosting the actual super bowl. >> during a state of emergency, a closer look at kuz. masks shows the now infamous photo of the governor and former basketball star magic johnson smiling maskless at so fi stadium 2 weeks ago and the emergency end on this texans and all mandates. that's about the people of california. >> move on with their lives. kiley was attempting to get the assembly to vote on a cr. 46, a concurrent resolution to end the pandemic state of emergency. his effort to just get it on the floor failed on a party line cr 5 would end the state. meanwhile, state senator melissa melendez tried to do the same in the senate with similar legislation and the yankees. hello. republican senator brian jones. rosen support. but then had his microphone cut off to debate with the minority leaders. >> the purpose of action. so i support. >> the democratic dominated legislature sided with newsome by keeping the order in place thursday in response t

no one can take it anymore. >> despite his efforts a recent poll but showing gavin newsom's ratings downt month with 47% disapproving of him the lowest ever approval rating at 46% in january 2021. meanwhile, a g.o.p. push to repeal california prop 47 with many felony misdemeanors in an effort to make crime illegal again, carley and ashley. >> thanks, marianne rafferty. tim scott, that is thanks democrats are more concerned about politics instead of getting tough on crime, listen. >> defund the police is dead, which means defund the police was a life. it was a lie for a couple of years peer of the crisis that it created is undeniable across this country. officers feel less representative, less respected, and frankly was 70% increase in shootings of police officers, they are less safe. so we need to do the exact opposite. we should sit at the table and finish police reform as long as police reform means we are protecting the qualified unity and money for body cameras, more money for resources and more equipment. and i hope the democrats wake up. i don't believe president biden is concerned

and we're going to be doing basically that -- the celebration of gavin's life. [ cheering ] gavin! way to go, baby! woman: awwww. ♪♪ >>> it's friday and that means it's time for "options action. i'm melissa lee in times square. we've got a big show ahead here's what's coming up. >>> up and down, plus and minus. newton's third law of motion for many things in life there are polar opposite pairings. tonight we look at not one but two of those such pairings and the eye popping market action we're currently witnessing amazon and google, gold and oil. find out which of each carter and mike think is the better to side with and how. plus after the biggest one day drop in value in the history of the u.s. stock market who could blame tony zhang for making a play for matchup we'll show you how he's doing it it's time to risk less, to make more "options actions" starts right now. >> it's been a busy week of big tech earnings. while investors weren't hitting the like button on meta, alphabet and amazon seem to get all the love, both companies surging after reporting, but did they both really d