this requirement comes on the same day that governor gavin ga newsom put down two executive orders. >> quite literally hundreds of provisions will begin to wind down in an orderly manner over the course of the next days, weeks and months. >> reporter: all signs pointing to taking a closer look at the upcoming draft. it puts the respondent on employers. those who are not vaccinated are required to wear a mask whenever they're indoors with few exceptions. when alone in a room or vehicle while eating or drinking provide employees are six feet apart. if they cannot coverings. these changes came after the council dropped a rule. the rule said vaccinated workers would still be required to wear a mask if anyone in the same room was not vaccinated. >> i was happy to see them rescind their previous vote. as we said a week ago we'll get where we need to go. i have all all the confidence in the world we'll get there. >>> the state is set reopen on the 14th. if the changes pas pass won't take take take take take 28th. a spokesperson responded by saying we will continue to work with businesses to

this requirement comes on the same day that governor gavin ga newsom put down two executive orders. >> quite literally hundreds of provisions will begin to wind down in an orderly manner over the course of the next days, weeks and months. >> reporter: all signs pointing to taking a closer look at the upcoming draft. it puts the respondent on employers. those who are not vaccinated are required to wear a mask whenever they're indoors with few exceptions. when alone in a room or vehicle while eating or drinking provide employees are six feet apart. if they cannot coverings. these changes came after the council dropped a rule. the rule said vaccinated workers would still be required to wear a mask if anyone in the same room was not vaccinated. >> i was happy to see them rescind their previous vote. as we said a week ago we'll get where we need to go. i have all all the confidence in the world we'll get there. >>> the state is set reopen on the 14th. if the changes pas pass won't take take take take take 28th. a spokesperson responded by saying we will continue to work with businesses to

gas drilling sites. this comes after regulators missed a december deadline to release those rules. in response, environmental advocates are now urging governor gavin newsom to immediately implement a buffer zone between wells and homes as well as schools. currently there are no statewide rules on how far wells must be from where people live, work, or go to school. >>> a settlement in a lawsuit tied to the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and seven others has been reached. vanessa bryant and others sued the owners of the helicopter. investigators blame pilot error. the details of the settlement were not released. >>> a pivotal day for pop legend britney spears in her battle to control her own affairs. she heads to court today and may actually speak with the judge herself about trying to end that long legal arrangement of her court order conservatorship. now, it's been 13 years since the judge ordered spears' father to take control of her financial and personal life. many believe it was due to some kind of mental health crisis, but that's never been confirmed. last year spears' attorney asked the court for his role to be suspended. >>> benefitseeke

people, i think gavin newsom is afraid in this medieval society of coastal elites and poor people in the interior that poor people in the interior are paying 4.50 to $5 a gallon for gas for electricity. their schools are rated near the bottom. we have a third of all the people on public assistance in the united states. one fifth of the population lives below the poverty line. they don't see much advantage in having gavin newsom president. i mean, excuse me, governor, because the open border, maybe they want that, maybe they don't, but, 700 percent crime increase in property theft in san francisco. so, all of the nuts and bolts of a civilization are not working for the lower middle classes and these are the constituency that gavin newsom counted on. and now he is kind of panicking, so he wants to tweak or change or warp or massage the voting laws just as insurance. there are a lot of people who are democrats that signed up for him for years when he was mayor, when he was running as lt. governor and, yet, they think if i vote for this guy, i'm going to get high electricity, high gas, high taxes, poor school. a lot of poverty, a lot of homelessness while he hangs around