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its president and ceo fatima goss graves joining us on this mother's day. fatih ma. >> thank you, to you as well. >> this last year has shown to everyone the real challenges for working parents, the percentage of women in the workforce has not been this low since 1988, just 57%. a big factor in those numbers, child care. you make the case the last year has proven how essential child care is to a working economy, meaning people can't get back to work if they don't know where to put their kids, particularly with school's out, child care a big issue. how does this plan get sold on that notion, that fact? >> well, what we know is that about 2.5 million women left the workplace during the pandemic, and weren't looking for new work and care was the central story for them. schools closed, day care centers shuttered. we lost about one in seven child care providers during the pandemic. and who still haven't fully returned. and so the pathway to economic recovery has to include solving the care crisis in this country. it's not just sort of a nice to have. it is a col

15 to 30 mile analysis rain and wind at elevations, not going to be that strong in the valleys emma goss the highest peaks around 60 miles an hour and bone drive daytime humidity levels.the day. right now beautiful from the top of the mark hopkins hotel can a nice evening around the bay with temperatures in the 70s in oakland, the 60s downtown san francisco with 80s farther inland, so 88 in concord, 80 right now, 80 degrees on the nose right now in san jose. harold here in san jose is kind of hanging out in the ac, that looks like a pretty good idea but get out for a walk later as temperatures do cool off nicely. tomorrow is another day where it is good to be toasty inland so get your dogs out for a walk either early in the day or wait until closer to sunset when the temperatures start to drop off. temptress end up and the low to mid 50s for most of us but the wind will be strong enough east of the diablo range to keep the atmosphere start around and keep your overnight lows in the cities which is just a higher jumping off point for even hotter weather tomorrow, low to mid 90s there. tem

ktvu is emma goss's joins us now, after speaking with some of the people who wrote messages. emma julie within just one hour of putting that chalkboard in the middle of a hayes valley park. the whole board was covered with beautiful messages. some calling for healing others for gun control, right in the middle of a gorgeous sunday afternoon and hayes valley, this dark square board showed up, but soon it became a collage of color and kindness. when tragedy happens, especially to the families involves, like it seems like everything changes for them. but the world kind of moves on. so this is just a small part that we can played it to remind them that were we also have a heart for them. and for what going on, and we are not gonna forget. philip about to turn five, was one of the first to sign the board. his mom, a vocal supporter of gun control, found herself explaining to him the tragedy of wednesday's mass shooting a few people at the park. we're aware that earlier in the day yet another shooting at a club in florida left two people dead and wounded more than 20. others it's e

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in san francisco, and that goss ktvu fox two news. knew at 11 tonight, police in hillsboro are investigating three residential burglaries over the last two days. the most recent break in happened when the suspects broke two windows of a home on marble ro rode at 10 30 this morning. the other two burglaries happened between 9:30:10 p.m. last night on barbara way, and daryl rhodes. the suspects got away with some property from the barber away. break in. police say nothing was taken during the other two burglaries because the suspects set off alarms and left before we're stealing anything. police are looking into whether all of those burglaries could be connected on friday, the start of the long holiday weekend, the t s a reported its highest number of travelers since the pandemic began with more than 1.9 million people taking to the skies for the memorial day weekend last year. at this time, the t s a screen just 327,000 passengers at its checkpoints. guys are busy, but most americans are traveling by car over the long weekend, triple a

ktvu sonoma goss joining us now live with how there was a significantly more representation and calls for change to support immigrant rights. emma and also black and asian american rights as well. yes that's right. for st christina. today labor unions and workers rights advocates in san francisco, oakland and san jose held separate may day marches speaking directly to communities of color, but i've been socially and economically punished by the pandemic. down, saturday in san jose, a parade of peaceful protesters marched towards city hall for a may day rally. the working people from all around the world come together, you know, as one movement to celebrate our power to meet with each other and to strengthen our collective energy. it was a union of unions calling for three major reforms. affordable housing fair pay for essential workers and papers for all immigrants. it was also an opportunity to give voice to the challenges facing santa clara's asian american community as a part of the filipino contingent. there's been a lot of reports of like wage that that's been happening not adequ

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i want to bring in my team of reporters, stephanie goss, and the co-director for development from texas hospital and dean of the college of medicine. and steph, this is a true new york troll. the mare said july 1 and the november says mid-may. what is happening? >> if you have been following the back and forth between the mayor and governor, there's sort of i will surprise you and then i will surprise you going on all year when it comes to the pandemic. governor cuomo again surprising new york with the announcement. he said it's about numbers. vaccinations are on the way up in cases and hospitalizations and deaths are on their way down. it is great news for times square, where it's been nothing but bad news for the entire year. the businesses here would be able to open up in a couple of weeks. it will probably take broadway longer. you can't just flip a switch, turn on the lights and the show starts again. also, you do have to keel social distancing rules according to the governor and all of that will have to be taken into consideration together with the guidance if you have people who

goss joins us live with more on what the governor is proposing today. there in monterey county m. a good afternoon. good afternoon. mike governor newsome is expected to speak and found our addressing his plan to re imagine california schools starting at pre kindergarten. he is calling for expansion of transitional kindergarten to gradually phase in all four year old children in california to enroll in pre k right now, just about one and four children of that age or eligible, according to an assembly bill 22 fact sheet. additionally the governor wants to plant seed money for college savings, establish $500 college savings account for every california student from a low income, family, homeless and foster youth would also be given an additional $500 on top of that public schools would also get a per student increase in funding contingent on them returning to full time in classroom instruction in the fall, and in total, this proposed budget would be 93.7 billion, which is an unprecedented amount as the governor is stating. it's just proposed and. additionally tony thurman less superi

fatima goss graves, diane swonk, and lareina yee, inclusion officer for mckenzie, and dienidiane, lethow do you explain it? >> this was not a lot of ways to explain it. it was really disappointing, and we did see a lot of leisure and hospitality jobs come back that more than accounted for the jobs gains. we lost manufacturing as chip production idled, production plants in the vehicle sector, but it's still -- no matter how you cut it, it was not the kind of number we were looking for. we were hoping to see more than a million jobs created, and a lot of the momentum that we saw in the high frequency data just didn't show up in the data, so it could be a fluke, but the bottom line is there are a lot of hurdles for people coming back into the work force as noted already, how many women in particular have dropped out since february of 2020, just unable to participate in the labor market in ways they once did. yes, we're paying them to do that in some cases as well if they quit their job. they don't get unemployment insurance, but i think important to understand how unique this situation h

ktvu sema goss watched with fans first, though, to sports director market, bonnie is on the nail biter who game right up until the final seconds mark. under have to tell you. i thought i'd be a long time before we saw as excruciating a game as we had the other night, not to mention exasperatingly loss against lakers two nights later. just about the same kind of drill. as you know, if you ask me for a one sentence, summation of the warriors season, never boring, but with their great championship pedigree, high expectations, but just too many lows and the final one tonight in san francisco, everybody anticipating a steph curry show, even in the pregame he was doing sensational things. i've just been in a great mood, but the warriors find themselves down by as many as 17 to a team that just beat allows sunday memphis, but they whittle away stuff with another one of those amazing shots. he's fouled. it counts on his way that 39 but now tied 99 all 9.2 seconds left steve kerr lexx not to call time out. the ball ends up in probably the last person you'd want it to dream on. green misses badl

i don't know if it goss on the a civil level as 1968 in terms of what is what always greats brought up the firs on the mat ya stand and will never be matched in the same way given just where america was in 1968. what the bucks did was special and unexpected. even among their peers there was a lot of confusion in that moment why are they not taking the court and how will this unfold? i will say the most important playoff game is the one that didn't take place and i got surprises myself. sit down and put my iced tea down, and i look skull the momentumming out there but the bucks are and not there's a big question why not? will we fig here's out in real-time and turned into a good old-fashioned stakeout. was wondering around the arena, trying to peek into locker rooms and looking back was the star center looking just as confused. walk down the hallway pr people are saying you can't be here. something is going on down here. this i big. get over the bucks locker room and you can realize they're all in there, they haven't left yet he this bus is still there only one way in and one way out an

emma goss, ktvu fox two news. and here's another illustration of just how dry california is right now. after weeks of warm, sunny weather, the sierra snowpack is at just 8% of normal and climate. scientists say they agree with what governor isn't just said they're at the melting snow does not seem to be replenishing streams. it is just soaking into that dry land or simply evaporating. this afternoon, the sonoma county board of supervisors plans to discuss the drought and potential water shortages just yesterday in emergency drought summit took place in the north bay county and city leaders talked about solutions to address drought conditions in the russian river watershed reservoirs across the north bay are at record lows, conservation efforts and water restrictions are already in effect and several north bay city its cities, including healdsburg, cloverdale and saying halina new at noon, governor gavin newsom is down in san diego today, where he has announced the second part of what he's calling the california co

i want to turn to our colleague vaughn hillyard talking to businesses in virginia, stephanie goss outsidekee stadium in the bronx, and the former acting director of the cdc and president and ceo of the robert woods johnson foundation, started by one of the founders of johnson & johnson. ron, let's talk about specific kinds of businesses, restaurants. we spent a lot of time over the last year talking about how difficult it's been for restaurants. but now they're getting $28 billion from the biden administration and mask mandates are being lifted as are restrictions. what are they telling you? >> you know, we've been covering the hardships that these restaurants around the country have been taking on, and the steps that restaurants have been taking themselves, building patios and building delivery trucks, in order to expand their own operations under these circumstances. i want to let you hear though from tom teyez. 47 years ago he opened up mexican style food with his mother, 47 years ago. i want to let you hear from him directly about what this month in terms of sale look like for his bus

in san francisco, and that goss ktvu fox two news. francisco police are searching for whoever is responsible for a shooting that injured two people. that happened just before five o'clock yesterday afternoon. your 22nd folsom street. one of the victims is reported to be in critical condition nowhere. dad on what led to the shooting. police have not given us information on any possible suspects, and police in santa clara say two people were injured in a weekend assault right near city hall. this attack was first reported shortly before three o'clock yesterday morning on warburton avenue. police said the two victims were taken to a hospital for treatment. so far there have been no arrests in this case, and there's no word yet on any possible motive. california is set to reopen on june 15th, but it may take more time for many small businesses to reopen as ktvu tom vacar reports. many small businesses in the state are just struggling to recover. re opening and recovery hopes notwithstanding, california small business community 4.1 million

ktvu emma goss joins us live with how the city plans to address this disturbing trend. emma andre preliminary data from the chief medical examiner shows that last month alone 49 people died from accidental drug overdoses. in san francisco fentanyl was identified in 40 of those deaths. just as san francisco is seeing its lowest covid-19 positivity rights since the pandemic began, the rate of accidental drug overdose is hospitalizations and deaths is outpacing the cities expanding teams of crisis intervention specialists, this is absolute crisis, an epidemic unlike anything we've ever seen close to half of the reported accidental overdose deaths this year have been in supervisor matt hey, knees district. which includes the tenderloin and south of market was terrific. we're losing more than two people a day. the numbers have tripled over the last three years. on and it is absolutely the most awful, devastating, deadly epidemic that is facing our city on. it's getting a lot worse. it has gotten a lot worse, he says. fentanyl a powerful and highly addictive, synthetic opioid

my colleague, stephanie goss, reports. >> reporter: tensions are high as new york police continue lookingo appears to show the moment 29-year-old joseph borgen was attacked. >> surrounded by, like, a whole mob, crowd of people. they proceeded to obviously assault me, beat me, kick me, punch me, hit me with crutches. >> reporter: one man is facing multiple charges, including assault as a hate crime. borgen says they yelled anti-semitic slurs. >> we're going to kill you, we're going to kill israel. >> reporter: the assault taking place as propalestine and proisraeli protesters confronted each other. in the days following the start of the recent violence in the middle east. the antidefamation league found more than 17,000 tweets with variations of the phrase, "hitler was right." in a survey, 63% of american jews have experienced or witnesses antisemitism in the last five years and more than half feel less safe. >> this isn't america. >> reporter: the adl reports that nearly 50% increase in possible anti-semitic incidents since the middle east conflict broke out. >> holding jews collectively

danger ktvu is emma goss heard from fire officials who say peak fire season could come even earlier this year, but first we go to our meteorologist kyla grogan, colin weather conditions like right now. well, we have some good news right now. so i'm happy to say that we're getting some decent work. covering right now as far as relative humidity levels are concerned, so let's start off with where things are right now. obviously temperatures have started to come down at this time of night, but notice those relative humidity levels now you know 39 to 47% that's not bad and wind up on our peaks right now. just 21 mph and not diablo 23 mph at mount st helene a. so things have improved over the last couple of hours and we take it down to the surface. you really see it because we've got you know less than 15 mile per hour wind across the surface, with the exception of sfo on most of that is an onshore flow. so that is a good thing here. our current temperatures we got into the nineties today inland so you could see conquered still hanging on 69 degrees right now. 57 in san francisco, where 60 in

earnings estimates goss in the right direction.timates based on this number. i kind of doubt it. >> yeah. as well. that pain has been real, though. it's been funny. talking to a number of hedge fund managers who loaded up on the growth stocks, they've been suffering, but perhaps not today. that will do it for us on "squawk on the street. "techcheck" starts now ♪ >>> good friday morning. welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla with jon fortt and deirdre bosa big hour setting up. amazon's going to break some news as we speak in a direct challenge to apple amazon's head of services and devices is coming up next. later on, dropbox's ceo drew houston in an earnings

and fatima goss graves. president and ceo of the national women's law center.ou, ladies, for being here. fatima, i have to start with you here. i think some people protect particularly in the younger generation think, you know, this is a right that we have. i fear that roe could be overturned. we could be looking at our choice being taken away. am i overreacting or is this a legitimate fear? >> your fear is totally rational. the case that is going to the supreme court goes directly at roe, goes directly at the legal right to abortion in this country. it is a direct challenge and, frankly, there really isn't a real path for the supreme court to uphold the mississippi law without overturning the core holding in roe, which was essentially that you cannot ban abortion before viability. it would either have to overturn it entirely or weaken it so thoroughly that it might be entirely meaningless. i don't mean to, you know, sound an alarm, but we have to sound an alarm. >> no, i think we should be sounding the alarm. we should be screaming it from the mountain tops be

i have to say, no, my thesis isn't broken this is just a mechanical selloff that goss exesser baitedncy debasement argument for bitcoin. and overnight, the ecb came out with its financial stability report, brutal assessment of bitcoin, saying it is worse than tulip mania. doesn't it show how vulnerable bitcoin and others are to governments and central banks making comments and potentially taking snooks forgive me if i cast a side eye towards central banks saying that a currency other than theirs is not great that's like asking a border, do i need a haircut of course you do what i would say about that is absolutely, you know, it is -- there is a threat to central banks. they can stop debasing their current see any time they want bitcoin doesn't have to be a threat it can be embraced just like gold was what china is probably is more predicated on the fact that they are launching their central bank digital current lee, the rmb and they wanted to make sure everybody is going to use the digital rmb. once they have that, there is no reason why they couldn't turn these things back on it hap

and the park presidio, between there and lombard and richardson between presidio and franklin and gossstreets. this is part of the program that you approved last june, and i won't dwell on it. like liz did i emphasize that it's temporary for the duration of the covid-19 emergency order and can only be made permanent with an additional public process and sfmta board hearing so here's a map of the proposed project. these are major transit corridors that happen to also be state highways which require us to partner with caltran. and together we have come up with what we think as an innovative solution. these would be h.o.v. lanes and not just regular transit lanes. >> steve, i'm sorry to interrupt you, i don't see anything pulled up presentation-wise. >> okay. >> chair borden: we see your initials that shows that you are talking but we can't see your screen. >> chair borden: were you sharing a screen? >> i am sharing, yes. >> director hinze: try opening share tray. >> i will close and reopen. sorry, can you see it now? >> clerk: no, we do not. >> okay, i'm not sure what the issue is. i apo