jessie was at his side there, too. she set up an office in his office in wheeling fighting for him alongside him to the very bitter end. she fought hard for her husband always until the election of 1864 when she secretly derailed his candidacy for president against lincoln, prompted by a cartoon in harper's weekly magazine. george and nelly mcclellan are a fascinating if infuriating couple. he was a child prodigy from an upper middle class family in philadelphia who entered west point at the age of 15. nelly whose story has never fully been told before this book was a celebrated blue-eyed beauty who turned down eight marriage proposals including one from mcclellan before she accepted his second petition. on their wedding day in may 1860, mcclellan was president of the illinois central railroad. a year and a half later, the 34-year-old was general in chief of the united states army in the middle of the civil war. the mcclellans were prominent on the party scene in washington, d.c., in the summer. in the winter of 1862.

mckinley, the albany bureau keefe chief for "the new york times" thanks for checking in, jessie there is a ton of pressure on the governor, governor cuomo from all sides including the new impeachment investigation from the state assembly what happens now >> well, it's two investigations as you point out not only is is the assembly going to look into this but letitia james the torque already authorized an investigation underway my understanding is they are already talking to people with an interest in that investigation, including perhaps even some of the accusers. but certainly what the assembly did tonight by pushing forward with their own investigation ups the stakes for governor cuomo. this also comes at a time that more and more democrats ruling albany and the state of new york are coming out saying he should resign it's a perilous position politically for mr. cuomo right now. >> is he still of of the position from last reports that he won't resign under any circumstances, meaning the only way to oust him is through impeachment? >> yeah, i think at this point he is fairly entrench

i'm jessi tenure. year after prison suspended in person visits statewide, california prisons will allow a limited number of visitors starting on april 10th. >> the system has stabilized after coronavirus killed 216 inmates and 26 employees. cautions will include temperature and symptom screenings. coronavirus testing and physical distancing as well as face masks and limits on visitors and how long they can stay. check your bank account. you could have an extra $1400 and there are a large number of the latest stimulus payments are expected to hit bank accounts today to all of those who qualify while many americans already received direct deposits last week. even more should be getting either paper checks were prepaid debit cards. if you want to check on the status of your payment and see that has been scheduled. you can do so through the get my payment tool on the irs website which is updated every day. >> on equal pay day. the white some members of congress are trying to draw attention to the fact that

i'm jessi tenure. tonight the woman seen harassing and coughing on an uber driver on dash cam video here has been released on bond after turning herself in. >> to san francisco. police or to kill me. i seen here in the black coat coughing on the uber driver turned herself in over the weekend. she's facing a list of charges including robbery, assault and battery conspiracy. her attorney says she is now free on $75,000 bond another woman who was in the back seat of that over with candy. i was arrested in las vegas days after the attack and she has now been transferred to san francisco to face criminal charges. king seen in the red sweatshirt here was arrested thursday as a fugitive from california. she may also face felony charges in a las vegas fraud case. police say the 3 women started assaulting the driver after he asked them to put masks on both uber and lyft have since banned all 3 from their platforms. san francisco's making several changes to support hate crime victims. >> the district attorney's

our washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us live. ahead of that vote. good morning jesse. >>yeah good morning, rain americans should really start seeing a lot of these benefits hit their bank accounts within the coming weeks. but of course congress first has to send the bill to the president. >>saving lives and livelihoods and giving people hope for the future house democrats take a victory lap ahead of today's all but certain passage of president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief plan is to this piece of 5 parts of legislation. that's in india a long long time south carolina congressman jim cliburn and his colleagues applaud the bill that includes weekly emergency unemployment benefits monthly payments to parents from the child tax credit and a 3rd round of stimulus checks which white house press secretary jen psaki says will not include president biden signature this is not about him. about the american people getting relief almost a 160 million of them, but house republicans still don't see it that way is not focused on covid relief it's focused on pushing m

norah. >> jess yea mitchell on the scene tonight, thank you, jessie. are children, this group of more than 40 minors was taken into custody on sunday. cbs's lilia luciano reports now from a facility in san diego >> tonight a scramble for shelter. the san diego convention center now housing 500 migrant girls between the ages of 13 and 17 who crossed the border alone. another 250 are expected to willuntil they can byoted wiami. >> we're in an emergency response posture. this is a humanitarian issue. and so it's not about warehousing children. it's not about tinfoil blankets in cages, that is not what we are doing here. >> it is part of the race to find space for the more than 18,000 unaccompanied migrant children now in u.s. custody. the department of health and human services will open nine emergency facilities with more than 16,000 beds and is considering opening more sites for children. unaccompanied children seeking asylum can stay but most families and single adults are returned into mexico. putting them back in danger. >> like 15 yearl her father j

our washington dc correspondent jessi tenure joins us live from the capital with the latest good morning, jesse. >>yeah good morning, president biden used the anniversary of body sunday to really make the case for voter protections and to put pressure on the senate to act. >>i'm signing executive order recorded address on the 56 commemoration of blood he sunday. president joe biden said he wanted to honor the legacy of the hundreds of civil rights activists who were beaten as they march for voting rights in alabama every eligible voter should be able to vote and have that vote counted. president biden signed a new executive order that directs feral agencies to expand access to voter registration and election information and to give federal employees time off to vote or volunteer as poll workers. it comes on the heels of the house's passage of hr wine, democrats sweeping voting and elections bill they argue when combat efforts to suppress the vote this a landmark piece of legislation but house republicans presented a united front against the bill which arkansas congressman bruce westerman

>>in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>back here at home san francisco is at risk of losing its cat its own us catholic church. all of saint mary's cathedral is asking the community for donations to keep the 167 year-old church afloat now the church used to receive about $3500 each weekend. and collections but over the past year the cathedral is only been open for a total of 10 weekends and collections of total of less than half their normal amount. father john address spoke with kron four's noelle bellow about the need for some more help. >>the long-term commitment that my religious community is made tool saint mary's into the people. here in san francisco into the chinese community. i'm hoping we'll be able to continue that for for years to but what we need. we need help these he's hour and a difficult >>you have set here at $75,000 goal. but new the church quite a bit more in insurance payments correct and infrastructure repair that's and technically what this money would go towards correct. >>yes, each year or insura

i'm jessi tenure. >> our time for another look at the forecast.nd if you have a hat hang on to it points share it's going to be how and around the bay area. we have seen some gusty winds out there today. certainly some pretty weather outside kick into full gear. the temperatures warm up a bit, but certainly it is blowing in some part of the bay area's you get out toward the beaches. some winds gusting over 3040 miles per hour. so tonight here, we looks like those winds are going to continue to howl in spots throughout the night. i special the mountain tops in the north bay got a system that is just making its way through northern california. you can see it is actually a frontal system coming by one set of scoots on through high pressure is building in what's going to get pretty blustery over the next couple of days. so let's get prepared for that. certainly windy in a 44 mile an hour gusts in the pacifica, a 40 mile an hour gust in the middle value can get the idea. certainly the winds blowing around all around the bay area now and over the mounta

president biden has said he supports the idea live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that scene. >>president joe biden will deliver his first primetime address thursday, making it one year since the world health organization declared a global pandemic. >>he will discuss the many sacrifices of american people have made over the last year and the grave loss, communities and families across the country have suffered president will look forward highlighting the role of americans and that americans will play in beating the virus and moving the country toward getting. >>it was one year ago this thursday when the pandemic lockdowns began. the anniversary comes as the biden administration has boosted up its vaccine supply and many states have begun reopening. happening today. governor gavin newsom is expected to give his 3rd annual state of the state address he'll deliver it virtually from dodger stadium, one of the largest vaccination sites in the united states. there will be no in-person audience. the stadium deceit 55,000 people which is roughly equivalent to

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in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thank you jesse. the building known as the ghost ship warehouse has been closed and guarded by private security. >>since it burn in december of 2016 killing 36 people. the property on 31st avenue is still privately owned. it will be sold or in a voluntary bankruptcy. the proceeds will go to the families of the 13 victims who were killed in that fire. but their attorney doubts that they will have any legal standing to determine who buys the property. what becomes of it after it's sold. but there's one thing surviving family members do not want to happen. >>we don't want to go should permanent memorial to be there. a lot of the family members are very much against that and plus for they'll need more in the way economic opportunities in affordable housing so the last thing we want to bring through the lens workers ship tours. >>no word on when the building is set to be sold. coming up next to the kron 4 morning news well, several industries are enjoying doing this and restrictions. >>and san francisco li

lawmakers want to utilize the v a i'm jessi tenure in washington and all that story coming up. is for steph curry pulling no punches when he's talking about the warriors less than stellar performance last night against the lakers and what the team needs to do moving forward. >> more than 22 million doses of vaccines will be distributed in the next week and that will mark a new record. the white house says states will get more than 16 million doses of the 3 approved but higher than last week. the balance will go to federally administered programs, including mass vaccination sites. retail pharmacies and community health centers the supply will grow over the next week when the federal government expects johnson johnson to begin shipping 4 to 6 million doses. a week. and as the push to expand that continues. congress is working to make sure that every veteran is part of this equation. the senate is poised to pass legislation allowing the va to vaccinate the families and caregivers of veterans as well washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >> many veterans were among the fi

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let's bring in jessie mckinley who has been all over this story from the beginning.een a lot that has happened in the last 24 hours. let's start with that potential impeachment inquiry. what does that look like and what is the timeline of something like that? >> well, lawmakers are saying they're going to act as expeditiously which is a big word for fast, but of course legislatures definition of past fast and our definition of fast may be different, but there is great pressure in albany on the governor both from democrats and of course from republicans to get answers on this. i think that the investigation by the legislature as well as the investigation by tish james, that is already under way. my understanding is that subpoenas are being drafted if not already out the door. so things are moving quickly. it may not be a question of today or tomorrow, but certainly i think in the weeks and months to come we should have some answers pretty quickly. >> there have been some reports of alleged intimidation on the part of the governor's office, cuomo's advisers deny any wr

i'm jessi tenure. >> it's a brand new day in san mateo county.uys are waking up this morning in the orange tier, the first bay area county to do so. coming up, i'll tell you what you can do now. and a live report. serena: it's my 4:10, no-excuses-on-game-day migraine medicine. it's ubrelvy. for anytime, anywhere migraine strikes without worrying if it's too late, or where i am. one dose of ubrelvy works fast. it can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within two hours, relieving pain and debilitating symptoms. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. serena: migraine hits hard. hit back with ubrelvy. the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. >> 5.27 right now. and we're checking out the weather. i notice that has been chilly. that's about everything else is a blur just how cold it is this and a good morning. it's so cold that like we are looking outside at some brain freeze were the conditions this morning. it is as cold as yesterday for many spots and that is making for one that you do want

the british quartet of zoe clark, jodie williams, ama pipi and jessie knight came in second just behinds the week for british athletes mean they finish third in the overall medal table. in cricket, england's women have continued their run of fine form, completing a clean sweep over new zealand in the t20 series, to add to their one—day triumph last month. after setting the home side a victory target of 129, they bowled them out forjust 96. mady villiers took a career best 3—10, and nat sciver wrapped up a 32—run win in wellington. it's brilliant to be able to come out here and play as a group again. we haven't played 0dis for a year before we did over here, so it's brilliant to get over here before the world cup next year and to set us up for the season ahead as well. we've, yeah, a couple of series and the hundred as well, so, yeah, we've got a big 12 months coming up. harlequins are up to third place in rugby union's premiership after beating northampton 37—19 at the stoop. quins ran in 4 tries to northampton�*s 3 with brett herron crossing the line late on to pick up the bonus point.

we'll stay in albany and get some analysis from the albany bureau chief for the times jessie mckinley bennett spend four hours talking to the state investigators, her attorney says she provided 120 pages of documents to support her accusations. what does this mean for the case against the governor? >> well, i suspect a lot of those documents were texts that, of course, the "new york times" reported on a couple of weeks ago that charlotte had privated backing up her claims of, of the governor mentioning issues of mono nothing -- i think it shows the attorney general's investigation is taking this very seriously, being very diligent. if you're watching this from governor cuomo's camp, what happened with charlotte bennett today suggests otherwise. >> you heard brynn talk about this new poll which finds 50% of new york voters believe the governor should not immediately step down. is that enough, you think, to allow him to continue to fight to stay in office? >> well, it was certainly good news for the governor from his perspective. much of that polling was done before gillibrand and schum

the british quartet of zoe clark, jodie williams, ama pipi and jessie knight came in second, just behindoss the week for british athletes mean they finish third in the overall medal table. staying with the indoor athletics, three athletes have had to withdraw from competition due to positive covid tests. the polish 400 metres relay team has withdrawn from the final after two members tested positive, whilst eline berings is out of the semi—finals of the 60 metres hurdles. none of us have been in this situation before and first of all they should be applauded — we should be saying i am delighted that the european championships are being held. has it all gone incredibly smoothly? almost, everyone would have loved to have had a championships with no positive tests — the slightly concerning thing would be have the athletes in particular followed all the protocols? in cricket, england's women have continued their run of fine form, completing a clean sweep over new zealand in the t20 series, to add to their one—day triumph last month. after setting the home side a victory target of 129, they bo

i'm jessi tenure. >> coming up sports. we have a warrior's update with steph curry returning to the court and some clarification from the forty-niners brass future jimm >> nike is releasing a new pair of shoes honoring the legacy of baseball legend jackie robinson. >> these are really special robinson. of course, the first player to break the color barrier in major league baseball when he signed with the then brooklyn dodgers. he first stepped on to a major league field back in april 1947 the shoes featuring his famous number 42 along with his famous quote that reads there's not an american in this country. free until every one of us is free. the shoes will be available for purchase this year. but an official release date has not been announced. they're expected to cost about $170. as the men and women's nc double a basketball tournaments continue. the woman's bracket has already made history as mandy night reports from san antonio. more and more people are tuning into the women's bracket and it shows no sign of slowing do

what i'm trying to do is just harness the magic, to me, donald trump is a cross between a jessie helmseagan and pt barnham, it's this bigger than life deal. he could make the republican party something that nobody i know can, make it bigger, stronger and more diverse and he could also destroy it. >> let's harness that magic, shall we? while the former president continues to push the big lie, republican lawmakers in georgia for one, are forging ahead with efforts to make it harder to vote. state senate passed a bill today eliminating what is called no excuse early voting. atlanta journal constitution sums it up this way. the legislation would reduce the availability of absentee voting it, restricting it to those that are at highest 65, have a physical disability, or are out of town. in addition, georgians need to provide a driver's license number, state i.d. number or other identification. bill heads to the house next where it's expected to pass. back tonight, two of our return are favorites. form er republican, former member of the u.s. house of representatives. he is now chairman of s

i'm jessi tenure. >> a new report from the secret service found community members were able to prevent multiple school shootings since 2006, the study looked at at 66 case 67 rather cases. and in every case of a foiled attack. a member of the community. notice warning signs and contributed to stopping the suspect. most of the targets were public high schools in the majority of those plotting attacks were male, although 5 were female. the youngest was 11 years old. their motivations often involved bullying that many had depression. a few said they hoped an attack would make them famous. 75% had access to weapons and more than 90% talked openly about their violent plans either in person or online. mental health issues were also a common factor. up next. it's not only humans getting the covid vaccine will tell you about the latest efforts at the oakland zoo to keep animal >> as we all start to receive our covid vaccines and eligibility continues to expand those working over the oakland zoo thinking about our great ape friends. turns out there is a modified covid-19 vaccine that if approve

>>in washington, i'm jessi tenure.ow in today's speech donald trump also told his supporters that the biden administration has changed the policies on immigration and energy which have taken the country from. >>america first to america last joining us tonight to talk more about the former president's speech today, our political analysts. >>michael yaki michael thanks for joining us this sunday here on kron 4 news today. all right first off on the president former president making his very first public speech since leaving office. many of the same things that he was talking leading up until his final day in office do you think it really makes a difference or is it. winning over anyone else at this point. >>this was never about winning over anyone else this about consolidating his grip on the republican party, i think very clear over over the past 3 days. it's the fact that this is the republican party is now the trump party and even dismissed the fact that he was going to start of their party because it's very clear. th

jessie mckinley broke the story. and has been leading the "new york times" reporting on three serious accusations of sexual harassment against the governor from three separate women, two of whom were working for governor cuomo at the time of the incidents. the breaking news involves a woman 30 years younger who worked in the obama administration and on the biden presidential campaign but never worked for governor cuomo. she tells "the new york times" had a disturbing encounter at a new york city wedding in september of 2019. the "times" has included this photograph of the incident as it was happening at the wedding. the details surrounding that photograph reported in "the new york times" are difficult to read and make you want to turn away from that photograph. the woman in this photo told the "times," he said, can i kiss you? i felt so uncomfortable and embarrassed when really he is the one who should have been embarrassed. jessie mckinley's reporting around this photograph moves the cuomo story from controversy to

in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>president biden is urging senate democrats to rally behind his one 0.9 trillion dollar covid relief bill. during a 20 minute news conference call converts call rather biden called for unity from his party with no votes to spare in a chamber that is split right down the middle among party lines. he also took to twitter to signal, he wouldn't budge from his demand that lawmakers follow through on his proposed $1400 payments to individuals. meanwhile senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says he hopes gop senators would oppose the bill unanimously debate is expected to begin as early as tomorrow. the goal of sending a final package to the president by march 14th. that's when an earlier round of emergency jobless benefits expires. >>cleaning up and streamlining the election process today congress debated what's called the for the people act the bill is described as a sweeping reform bill to expand voting rise, it would expand early and absentee voting or star the right to vote for felo

i'm jessi tenure. alright. lot to commit to. thanks a lot, jesse. the president's directive to make all adults eligible. >> for the vaccine as of may 1st was one of the biggest, if not the biggest take away from the speech for all those people, the waiting to get their shot. there's a big difference between like you said, they'll be eligible and actually getting that shot in the arm and whether there are enough vaccines. one bay area doctor says she's optimistic that we will have enough of doses available. >> i think this time we can be sure that there are doses coming. the companies are really. producing vaccine. i know right now we're seeing a little bit of a stir up because johnson and johnson put up all of the vaccine they had at the beginning of the month. so i we're hoping that by the end of the month. they'll get all of another 60 million doses out. plus what pfizer and moderna are ramping up. so i do think forces every single day to expect a large number of americans to have the access that they need. >> doctor maldonado ads. companies are a

in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>and don't forget you can watch president biden's address in full right here on kron 4 you can also watch it on our streaming app kron on it's a free download so if you don't have it make sure you go ahead and download that our coverage begins at 5 o'clock we'll see that. >>a big day for san francisco teachers and parents something very important is about to happen about 30 minutes from now >>right now we're checking all the weather. the tail end of the storm seems to be passing through now we've got john taking a look at the timing for what's left good morning. john yeah, good morning guys it's only getting brighter and brighter out there now it's been a really gray damp morning. so far we've seen some scattered showers to kick off morning, especially for earlier morning, commuters. but now we're starting to get some more brightness through those clouds you can see a lot of that from the east bay right now you're berkeley hills cam showing you some sunlight reaching down in to the e

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has a closer look at what happens next. >>democrats say the economy and now half a million lives lost to covid demand immediate action but republicans argue the bill is far too expensive for what it really funds. >>house of representatives took the first step toward making that a reality. >>president joe biden took a halfway victory lap saturday after the house passed his nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief bill and overwhelming percentage american public made it clear. they support my american rescue plan but that same margin does not exist in congress the bill is passed the house approved a package on a near party line vote with 2 democrats voting against it. house speaker nancy pelosi said millions of americans will benefit from the $1400 direct payments emergency unemployment benefits and tax credit increase is for children this legislation. >>will cut child poverty in half. >>it also provides billions for schools state and local governments and covid-19 vaccines and testing to put an end to this pandemic and to stem

i'm jessi tenure. thanks jesse. >>it's 6.19 is the time san francisco supervisor matt haney says that better vaccination sites are needed in the tenderloin and on treasure island in a letter to san francisco's public health director haney says that access to the vaccine in those neighborhoods is failing. he says that the tenderloin has the highest new case rate in the entire city and the 3rd highest overall when it comes to cases just over 4,000 people in the tenderloin have been vaccinated supervisor haney says that his district needs a high volume vaccine site that can be easily accessed. meanwhile california congressman introduced a bill to expand veterans access to the coronavirus vaccine. the bill would allow the va to vaccinate any vet and not just those who are currently enrolled in its health care system. the bill sponsor, representative jimmy panetta from monterey says that it would also reduce vaccine waste and free up more vaccinations at the local and county level. >>6.20 right now the california legisla

president's covid relief plan, final passage is expected tomorrow in the house in washington, i'm jessiure. >>it's 9.26 and coming up efforts to recall governor newsome continue to grow but some democrats think they'll fail utley will tell you why. >>29 right now and we're waiting for the rain and it looks like that is going to be a split. >>it is yeah a little bit of all of the jar and elders had or i mean it depends how you want job yeah big change from this weekend guys when we saw so much sunshine out there and some really comfortable weather. friday saturday and sunday as long as you are out late friday night which is really the only time that it rained this weekend. now today we are looking at a few sprinkles out there, but overall skies aren't that bad. it's been an easy commute for those of us that have headed into work you can see some cloud cover but even a little bit of clearing going on out there. now skies will be definitely cloudy here today but not the rainiest days ahead of us you may see a sprinkle or 2 towards late morning into early afternoon. but that's all we're goi

i'm jessi tenure. >> some good news for renters eviction protections have been extended through june. the cdc has extended the eviction moratorium that was set to expire tomorrow. tenants who can't pay their rent cannot be evicted through june 30th. but the moratorium does not mean tenants can skip out on rent and never paid back. >> roughly 250 more migrant girls arrived in san diego today. they are unaccompanied to their range from 13 to 17. they're being held in the city's convention center. eventually they will be sent to sponsors are to family members reporter jamie chambers has that story. these are the young immigrant women today. briefly leaving their temporary home at the convention center. >> as officials continue to organize the longer term plans for the migrant girls. we welcome in their language. >> make sure that they sit down. we give them something to eat supervisor. nora vargas says it's been an emotional process for these girls ranging from ages 13 to 17 they some of kindness most humble. >> young ladies are very grateful that people are looking out for them. you kno

live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right, thank you very much testing. >>well you'll be able to watch president biden dress in full right here on kron 4 he like we're going to be streaming it on our kron on app as well just download that the app store it's free. and our coverage begins at 5 o'clock this evening so make sure you tune in. another developing story that we're following this morning. the effort to recall governor gavin newsome that effort has now collected more than 2 million signatures which is far more than the one and a half million needed to qualify for special election this fall campaign organizers say they now have enough signatures to offset the potential of some signatures being rejected. >>time now is 5.21 of the east bay, the antioch city council has voted to approve. body dash cam and dash cams for officers, mayor lamar thorpe says that the cameras are going to be ready to go within a few months in the meantime, a police accountability subcommittee, we'll begin developing. the policies for the use of these cameras. the police depar

president's covid relief plan, final passage is expected tomorrow in the house in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>7.19 for your money this morning, what's the average tax refund in california and it's cheaper to rent. >>then to buy in the bay area. yeah. >>jane king is live in new york with those stories and expensive for so realtor dot com says it is cheaper to rent than buy in the story in fact, san jose, the most distorted market between renting and buying in the nation. so says the median listing price since it is a one 0.2 million a monthly mortgage payment is $5500 a rip aim is that is almost the income in a mortgage payment, san jose san francisco was 47% of average income would get a mortgage will generally the syrian fire taxes the sooner you'll see a refund for the 2020 filing season. so that's 2019 taxes. >>the average federal tax refund was 2,707 the average california 2,805 so a little bit about the national average well a new deal negotiated between the u.s. and britain will see a temporary suspension of tariffs placed on certain european items, this does include scotch an

i'm jessi tenure. >> some 51 right now on the president's directive that everybody who's an adult, no matter your age will be able to get vaccinated or at least sign up on may 1st. that is a big take away. it's going make a big difference for a lot of people. the problem is will there be enough supply will one bay area. doctor says she's optimistic that there will be enough doses by the time they rolls around. >> i think this time we can be sure that there are doses coming. the companies are really. producing vaccine. i knop right now we're seeing a little bit of a stir up because johnson and johnson put up all of the vaccine they had at the beginning of the month. so we're hoping that by the end of the month. they'll get all of another 60 million doses out. plus what pfizer and moderna are ramping up. so i do think forces every single day to expect a large number of americans to have the access that they need. >> and remember all of the health experts say that no matter the brand she brought up johnson and johnson, whether it's jnj or pfizer or moderna that they will all provide you

jessie julian frank is part of the settlement. the state of california is set to release guidelines pertaining to the resumption of indoor and outdoor athletics. it's a big relief for coaches, parents, students who are watching their season slip away. i know all of us have been waiting for so long for this. that means everything to finally be back out there and doing what we all love to do high school senior nick garden area says football practice has more urgency and energy now that teams could see real game competition resume. in san diego thursday. lawyers representing players and coaches who sued the state over covid-19 restrictions announcing a settlement it was due to a countless amount of time. hard work effort and at the core of everything a true love for kids. sarah high school head football coach patrick walsh and others in january suit governor gavin newsom arguing if college athletics could return. so should high school sports a san diego county superior court judge agreed, issuing a temporary restraining order februar

state local governments and struggling industries from airlines to concert venues in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >>time now on the clock is 7.21. here's a quick look at stormtracker for the radar showing us we've got quite a start to really build a bit r- along the peninsula will have more details with john trouble coming up in just a moment. >>7.24 and governor, newsome gave his 3rd state of the state address last night i reflected on the state's response to the pandemic where we are right now he recapped the state's efforts to provide financial relief to a lot of struggling businesses and workers and also talk about his push to get the schools back open again. and he also mention for a about the effort to distribute vaccines about 11 million shots have been given into people's arms so far across california and they're working to increase that number he didn't mention the recall effort at all this been garnering headlines but he also made sure to point out he doesn't plan on changing how he's doing the work of the calendar, california critics out there. >>promoting partisan political po

i'm jessi tenure.right, thanks a lot, jesse. >> this directive that all adults should be eligible to get their vaccines as of may first is a huge step for everybody. but there's a big concern. are they going to have enough vaccines to give us all a shot. one bay area doctor says she's optimistic we'll have enough doses by then. >> i think this time we can be sure that there are doses coming. the companies are really. produce vaccine. i know right now we're seeing a little bit of a stir up because johnson and johnson put up all of the vaccine they had at the beginning of the month. so i we're hoping that by the end of the month. they'll get all of another 60 million doses out. plus what pfizer and moderna are ramping up. so i do think forces every single day to expect a large number of americans to have the access that they need doctor multi. as companies are already working on a second generation of covid vaccines that will address future variance. >> well, just as you're making the perhaps making plan

covid relief the good news for parents they could use the help make no words about that kron four's jessie live in dc with more on the debate good morning jesse. >>yeah good morning. the plan which the house could approve by as early as tonight does include something that democrats have been working on for some time now and that's increasing the child tax credit. >>there's real historic moment is in the passage of the child tax credit house democrats are ready to pass president biden's american rescue plan to help millions of families struggling through the pandemic but connecticut congresswoman rosa delauro says the bill goes even further millions of children will be lifted out of poverty with the stroke of the pen the plan temporarily raises the child tax credit, descend parents $3600 total a year per child under the age of 6 and $3,000 per child between 6.17 years old. those amounts go to couples making less than a 150,000 a year or 75,000 for single parents. the monthly checks should begin in july to just think about that. >>half of the children in our country who are living in povert

president biden has said he supports the idea live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. thanks jesse.5.21 employment opportunities, in san francisco dropped by more than 50% since the pandemic began. that's according to the city's chamber of commerce which has unveiled a new tool to help track the devastation that covid-19 has inflicted on the city's economy. the new economic recovery data dashboard shows unemployment in san francisco peaked at 12.7% during the pandemic that's a record high. the data also shows small businesses restaurants and the arts community were hit. the hardest. >>so sharpest drop in unemployment opportunities are accommodations and food services over 50% drop in unemployment opportunities just for comparison for the tech industry that employment dropped his only been 11% for finance industry that drop has only been in the in the low 20's. >>jay chang, the public policy director san francisco's chamber of commerce says the data isn't all bad because it also suggests the city's economy is already beginning to recover. that's come business. >>5.22 and coming up on

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more now on what comes next. say the economy and now half a million lives lost to covid demand immediate action but republicans argue the bill is far too expensive for what it really funds. >>and house of representatives took the first step toward making it a reality. >>president joe biden took a halfway victory lap saturday after the house passed his nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief bill and overwhelming percentage american public made it clear. they support my american rescue plan but that same margin does not exist in congress the bill is passed the house approved a package on a near party line vote with 2 democrats voting against it. house speaker nancy pelosi said millions of americans will benefit from the $1400 direct payments emergency unemployment benefits and tax credit increase is for children this legislation. >>will child poverty in half. >>it also provides billions for schools state and local governments and covid-19 vaccines and testing to put an end to this pandemic and to stem the suffering

next round of coronavirus relief for millions of americans kron four's washington dc correspondent jessi turnure has the details. >>good morning americans should see the benefits hit their bank accounts within the coming weeks, but first congress has to send the bill to the president. >>saving lives and livelihoods and giving people hope for the future house democrats take a victory lap ahead of today's all but certain passage of president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief plan is to this piece of 5 parts of mister asian. that's in a long time south carolina congressman jim cliburn and his colleagues applaud the bill that includes weekly emergency unemployment benefits monthly payments to parents from the child tax credit and a 3rd round of stimulus checks which white house press secretary jen psaki says will not include president biden signature this is not about him this is about the american people getting relief almost a 160 million of them, but house republicans still don't see it that way is not focused on covid relief it's focused on pushing more of the far left agenda

but now the fda has to decide washington correspondent jessi tenure reports from the white house. >>en it's your turn to go and get vaccinated. and that's that's the message of the day. vice president kamala harris toward a female run vaccination site in florida as the u.s. moves one step closer to a 4th covid-19 astrazeneca reports it's shot is 79% effective against illness and prevents a 100% of severe or critical disease and hospitalizations doctor anthony fauci notes. the world health organization and a number of countries have already approved the company's vaccine though. the fact that the united states runs study has confirmed the efficacy and the safety of this vaccine. i think. >> is an important contribution to global health in general fauci says the results found no blood clot issues which should help alleviate the safety concerns that briefly disrupted european distribution. the fda will put a great deal of scrutiny in every aspect of these data. this comes as the cdc director reports, the percentage of covid hospitalizations in americans over 65 years old. >> is lower th

i'm jessi tenure. thanks jesse. was 5.20 san francisco supervisor matt haney says that better vaccination sites are needed in the tenderloin and on treasure island now in a letter to the san francisco public health director haiti said that access to the vaccine in these neighborhoods is failing. he says that the tenor line has the highest new case rate in the entire city in the 3rd highest overall cases just over 4,000 people in the tenderloin have been vaccinated supervisor haney says that his district needs a high volume vaccine site that can be easily accessed. a california congressman introduced a bill to expand veterans access to the coronavirus vaccine. the bill would allow the va to vaccinate any of that and not just those who are currently enrolled in its health care system. the bill sponsor representative jimmy panetta from monterey says that it would also reduce vaccine, waste and free up more vaccine more vaccinations at the local and at the county level. >>5.21 right now the california legislature is set

charted the gop is course for the midterm elections and beyond we have our washington correspondent jessi tenure with story. >>trump made it clear he may no longer be in washington, but he still holds a firm grip on the gop. despite some republican concerns that his presence won't bring them the winds they want in 2022. >>most do you miss me yet. >>former president donald trump returned to the spotlight for the first time since leaving the white house and told supporters he and his america first movement are here to stay it is far from being over trump said he will not form a separate party that would split the vote and keep the gop from dominating the midterm elections our security our prosperity and our very identity as americans is at stake for republicans just lost the white house and senate. and although they picked up 15 seats in the house, they are still the minority but on cbs face the nation ronna mcdaniel the republican national committee chair said voters still view trump as the future of their party overwhelmingly they agree with president trump did in office mcdaniel noted di

relief which will help millions of american lot of people waiting for those checks dc correspondent jessiure has a look. >>good morning americans should see the benefits hit their bank accounts within the coming weeks, but first congress has to send the bill to the president. >>saving lives and livelihoods and giving people hope for the future house democrats take a victory lap ahead of today's all but certain passage of president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollar covid relief plan is to this piece of 5 parts of asian. that's in india, a long time south carolina congressman jim cliburn and his colleagues applaud the bill that includes weekly emergency unemployment benefits monthly payments to parents from the child tax credit and a 3rd round of stimulus checks which white house press secretary jen psaki says will not include president biden signature this is not about him about the american people getting relief almost a 160 million of them, but house republicans still don't see it that way is not focused on covid relief it's focused on pushing more of the far left agenda, louisiana, congr

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our dc correspondent jessi tenure is live with a preview of tonight's speech i jesse. >>yeah good morning daryn james president biden is expected to tout the new covid relief package and also the vaccination progress that his administration has been able to make so far but as these new variants that could potentially lead to a spring surge health officials are warning that the pandemic still isn't over. >>i want to talk about what comes next president joe biden plans to launch a new phase of his administration's response to the covid-19 pandemic during his first primetime address tonight to explain what we will do as a government and what will ask of the american people. the president's speech comes on the heels of the passage of his nearly 2 trillion dollar american rescue plan his first legislative victory i give full credit to joe biden because this was his vision vice president kamala harris and senate majority leader chuck schumer commend president biden for his leadership help is on the way. >>you will receive $1400 checks by the end of march but republicans aren

and on behalf of supervisor walton and the entire board of supervisors for the young jessi kingston andrews on behalf of supervisor walton and safai and the entire board of supervisors for the late miss yolanda jones. and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the activist, the legend and the poet lawrence rulengeti and for the entire board of supervisors, for mr. vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >>. >> clerk: committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this ag

for "cbs this morning: saturday," jessi mitchell, atlanta. >>> now it is such a huge issue out of thetrillion that black people spend, only 2% is reinvested in black communities. so it gives you a sense of just the depth of the inequality that we're talking about. >> you go all the way back to greenwood, oklahoma, back in 1921, before it was burned to the ground. it turned over at least ten times in african-american community before the dollar went out. >> we thank mitjessi mitchell f that report. but first here's a look at your weather for the weekend. >> from brilliant westerns, larry mcmurtry was a best selling author and a huge influence on television and film as well. we'll remember him next. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday". [ heavy breathing ] allergies with nasal congestion overwhelming you? breathe more freely with powerful claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow two times more than t the leadingng allery spray y at hour onone. [ deep inhnhale ] clararitin-d. geget more airi. is nowow a good titime for r a flare-upup? enough, , crohn's! for adultsts with mod