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len? >> go warriors. hope you rock. >>> one local team that will not be asking for vaccination cards, the san jose earthquakes. they said safety protocols come from state and county officials. >>> this morning there's new concern about fake vaccine cards, the vic cards complete with the cdc logo are circulating on the internet and include e bay, shop type and yourup. >>> happening today free vaccine sites are going to people. it's on south palm drive between 8:00 and 2:00 today. >>> some good news for people in the city of san francisco looking for a covid vaccine. we've learned the muscone center opened up 6,000 appointments. to make one go to myturn dot ca.gov. >>> the system plans to mandate covid vaccines for students and staff with the exception for those with medical or religious reasons. >> i don't think you should be required to got vaccinated. >> better safe than sorry. >> stanford will have a similar one for fall. the public schools have lost more than 160,000 students amid the pandemic. it's un

this is the camera lens. so small and unobtrusive. it's less than the size of a quarter. or how small. when you turn it on, right there's your lcd screen built right into the mirror where you can view and playback your videos right from the unit. and you can turn off the screen while you're driving and it will still keep recording. it records high definition video and audio onto an sd card outside your car in the sslot.n it tcowhg or inside your car with the 350 degrees swivel lens. it has cyclical recording, meaning you can record video on an endless loop. it also has motion detection. so, it will turn on automatically if it senses any movement of someone walking around your car for instance. and it has night vision led bulbs that you capture crystal clear hd video at night as well. it also has one touch picture mode to instantly snap a still photo, even while it's recording video. finally, it has a g sensor. so, if there's an accident, it locks down your footage and won't record over it. the hd mirrorcam is simply the most important tool you'll ever own for your car. -

len? >>> happening today cdc advisers will hold a meeting to discuss the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> going live to jason where starting today warrior fans can attend their first home game in more than a year. like anything during the pandemic, there are lots of safety rules. let's go to kiet do. >> reporter: just nine home games left, so better late than never i suppose but lots of restrictions, so it will likely be the die-hard fans. they have a capacity of 6,300 fans but staffers telling us there will likely be 1,700 or so. they will crawl before they start walking to the high end of the capacity. you must provide proof of a full vaccine. if you buy a ticket seven days ahead of time you'll get a free at-home test. there be a touchless entry system using your mobile phone. you can order food on your phone as well with express pickup locations located throughout the facility. personnel will be watching all pre and post game activities. >> we've had a whole season where we're sick of look

len, back to you. >> if anybody can do it, dennis, i know you can. thank you sir. >> thank you. >>> in the meantime, devin feel he is outside carrico park as fans are starting to line up your demo, how to be, excited here, to be a part of that real live event? >> absolutely, only 9000 people get is i, so that is really the people who get in there are really super lucky. it has been since 2019 since the giants had fans, i hear to have, essentially. the fans able to get into they are super excited. >> i just want to get in and smell the grass, i can't wait. >> reporter: literally from her head to toe, bonnie robinson is a fan through and through. she is one that gets to watch inside the ballpark. >> i am fully vaccinated and i hope everybody will do that to get back to some sort of normal. maybe get rid of these a little bit, and do a few things. >> reporter: the a's are the first professional sports teams in the area to welcome fans back to games in person. in addition to tickets, they will also have to have proof that they are either fully vaccinated

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today we miss len but, you know, this is an all female show. >> we do miss you len but sometimes it's fun to have the ladies take control. take a look at the roadways if you are headed to the altamont pass, 580. that is a slow spot. a vehicle fire on highway 4. there is restricted flow because of the trouble spot, vehicle fire east bound before bailey road. it's the noncommute direction. that's good news. we'll see how things play out there. if you are on the west bound side towards 80 things are at the limit at hercules. west bound 580, brake lights out of tracy starting around mount house, extends west bound well beyond north flynn at this point. travel times now, 40 minutes from 205 towards 680. you see the rest of our freeways showing a lot of green. 101 and east shore freeway checking in problem free. if you are heading along the peninsula, 280 north from john daily boulevard, we have a trouble spot on the ramp as you enter. bay bridge toll plaza is starting to get busy. things are crowded across the upper deck into the city. if you are taking the golden gate bridge, traffic is a

nelson: a broader lens then just the officer that was actually on scene. >> the objective lens. nelson: that includes all of the things known to a reasonable police officer on the scene. >> yes. nelson: you described the four prong approach to the analysis of this a case. ultimately you focused the majority of your testimony on the third and fourth prong of that analysis. >> no. i would describe most of my testimony is the second and third prong if he presented threat if so and how much in the foreseeable effects. nelson: you are right second and third and fourth was a generally accepted police practices. >> yes. nelson: from the beginning a reasonable police officer can rely on his or her training. >> in part. the officer is not entitled if not unreasonable the training has to be consistent with police practices. nelson: but if it is based on generally accepted police practices a reasonable officer can rely on his or her training. agreed? >> i'm not sure you mean entitled. if the actions are consistent with police practices if the training is consistent and behavior is consiste

len? >> reporter: so far, things have been pretty quiet. just a couple of people here behind me with signs in support of the verdict. one of them saying guilty, guilty, guilty. victory for the movement. you know, things are, people are really relieved right now. things have been pretty tense all week. you can see that a lot of the businesses there at oakland city center have been boarded up. just in case there was an acquittal in this case. and, civil unrest. but, the verdicts went the other way. sweeping guilty verdicts in the george floyd murder case brought impromptu celebrations on the street. we saw one oakland woman who came out to wave her black lives matter sign. folks agree with the verdict but are concerned for justice for people of color. >> what do you think? he got what he deserved but he ain't got it yet. he just got found guilty. they ain't going to give him what he got coming. he should have gotten life. he took that man's life. period. >> that doesn't mean it is the end of any problems. whatsoever. it is a shame. it is a sh

learn more i'm reading told must clear that he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. what do you think of they're going to see that house station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white a steadicam. you know these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural archetype vaults supports and loads in pillars that directs the entire burden of the station onto a narrow 14 between the trucks. and what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated into it so they coordinated with one another the wastebaskets the benches the information panels and so on it's all been redesigned here so it follows the same design concept. design yeah it looks very tidy. and great view of the area this is a very well placed exit if you're a tourist making your 1st stop in berlin city center. if you don't. want to say a ride on the new 5 is worth it. simply t

through the lens i see his avatar in my apartment, and he can see mine.crosoft mesh. >> you can imagine we're brainstorming on a new movie, "attack of the hermit crabs." there's the hermit crab in space. we can story board and collaborate. >> reporter: other companies offer similar technology. >> class is a hands-free device for smarter and faster hands-on work. >> reporter: google currently sells the glass enterprise two, allowing a mechanic to see instructions for a repair or helping doctors view patient records in realtime. >> you can look from the top, the side, the bottom. >> reporter: last year surgeons at the uc children's health hospital used headsets to prepare for an operation to separate conjoined twins. the doctors needed to figure out how to detangle shared blood vessels. >> two clips here eventually is the plan? >> i think that's what i would do. >> reporter: eventually microsoft wants to upgrade from avatars to a lifelike meeting in -- lifelike images in a mesh meeting. it's technology that turns the virtual world into a hands-on experience

and contact lens shopping in moscow and why data activists are steering clear of it. this is c.w. business i'm joined now by law on how you can join us. here's the good news the global economy is expected to grow by 6 percent this year the bad news the rebound will be far from even that's the message from a report by the international monetary fund out today while spending programs and vaccine rollouts are guiding richer nations towards recovery for countries especially those that rely on tourism are falling even further behind as a result last year the economic crisis pushed an additional $95000000.00 people into extreme poverty defined as living on less than one u.s. dollar and 90 cents a day vaccine inequality and lack of polish support is worsening the situation so while there is a rebound there are some caveats here's i.m.f. chief economist he took open not what we are seeing is multi-speed recoveries around the world what that means is that countries that have very stiff different stages both in terms of the pandemic but also in terms of their recovery and how quickly they'r

to contact lens shopping in moscow and why data activists are steering clear of it. this is the w. business i'm to know them and have the you can join us well here's the good news the global economy is expected to grow by 6 percent this year the bad news the rebound will be far from even and there might be permanent scarring that's the message from the world economic outlook a report by the international monetary fund that has just been released take a look if all goes according to plan it would be the fastest expansion of the global economy since the i.m.f. started tracking growth in 1988 the fund says such an optimistic forecast is only possible thanks to a repetition cool response to the pandemic but there's no doubt some sectors have suffered irreparable damage now because the crisis has exhilarated the transfer made of forces of digitalisation and automation many of the jobs lost are unlikely to return requiring work or reallocation across sectors which unfortunately often comes with sylvia owning penalties. swift policy action worldwide including 16 trillion dollars in fiscal

i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. enjoy the sunshine while you can.let's get to mary lee with the much needed rain. >>> we are tracking the next storm system, a cold front that will push across the region. that will bring widespread rain back to the area. for today we'll catch some sunshine at least inland. you'll see the mild per temperatures. upper 70s for antioch. around the bay you may catch some clearing. 57, a cool day in san francisco and the clouds hanging along the coast at 54. you can see on future cast some clearing as syem, th

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. another gray start across the bay area. >>> here is mary with a check of our friday eve forecast. >> almost thursday, almost friday. friday eve. we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday. another cool day along the coast and around the bay with milder temperatures inland. like you said, it's a gray start. a live look with our roof camera looking at the bay bridge. we are in the upper 40s to low 50s. as we head through the day, we are looking at the cloud cover hanging around along the coast and around the bay giving us cooler weather for at least by the water, 54 pacifica, 57 san francisco, 64 oakland though mild erin land with more sunshine, 72 in san jose. concord is coming in at 72 as well. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. >>> good morning. it's already busy through the south bay north bound 101, brake lights out of san martin into morgan hill. if you are up early commuting out of gill ray, a super commuter making that trek, you've g

companies navigating a myriad of landscapes and managing risks as well keeping that international lens is a healthy reminder of the many different ways to prior toys and manage these risks we are all facing so again i'm looking forward to these conversations here today and i looked or two getting it going with you this morning. >> i will say i really enjoyed getting to know you over the past few weeks in preparation for this conversation so we are going to open up with the first question with the concept. it expands across multiple agencies and one relationship in that spirit that are most important you to be successful in your new role. what conclusions might industry and government trough about the new working relationships that are inferred from that collective concept and that are important to you in your new role? >> it's definitely a team sport. my office's primarily responsibility is federal but we work every day with the national security council and andy burger's team and the dhs. both have critical roles but we also have that broader aperture of focus. i also maintain close w

i am len kiese. michelle is off. we have team coverage on the dry conditions and what's being done to mitigate the issue. let's start with mary lee. >>> i want to show you what's so alarming here, the latest drought update and current drought conditions. you see most of the bay area is in red under extreme drought. in orange that is a severe drought. it is so early to be seeing this. a live look with our dublin cam, you can see how brown the hills are in the tri valley and across the bay area. we are looking at those dry conditions and now brown hills and mountains are. as we look to what you can expect, we okat mild weather once again today inland, still cool along the coast and around the bay due to on shore flow. we are tracking at least that ocean breeze kicking in for us, slightly cooler for all of us across the bay other. though noticing it by the water. breezy at times but the longer range model is showing how dry conditions are over the next several days. for more on water restrictions due to extreme drought,

len? >>> thank you, today sonoma county supervisors will proclaim a ground emergency, they have never seen lake sonoma solo this time of year, that is after two mostly dry winters in a row. going live to the east bay, another big area water district is poised today on whether customers should conserve. east bay is deciding whether to declare a stage one drought if the board does i, 1.4 million customers in alameda will be asked to voluntarily cut usage by 10% starting saturday and continuing to the rest of the year. >> if weall take some onsi thd k voluntarily and e commdationth when the rainy season comes around, get back to normal a lot faster. >>> tonight, officials in south bay will get an update on the water supply as they consider conservation measures, the santa clara water district board will have recommendations from a committee that focuses on conservation and demand management. on saturday, marine water will enforce mandatory restrictions on outdoor watering, including no washin

as we saw, no rain, len. we are in a pretty dry period at least into the next seven days and looking at the long range models, even beyond that. >> all right. we will be crossing our fingers for rain some time soon. >> yes. >> thank you, darren. >>> hotels.com is giving 27 winners more $27,000 for travel, the amount of the tax refund for most lucky americans. the entry form looks like a tax form. you can enter on the hotels.com site through april 15, which is usually tax day. $2,700 can go a long way for vacation. >>> that is it for kpix 5 news at noon. we will see you back here at 5:00. remember, we are always on on kpix.com. have a great afternoon. watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> liam: hope and i obviously still have a long way to go. but i'm feeling a lot more optimistic about our future than i was yesterday. >> bill: good. glad to hear that. >> liam: i'm not gonna give up until hope and i are back together again. there's not a thing in the world that's gonna [ grunts ] >> [ tires screec

i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist mary lee. >>> good morning to you. we are looking at another mild to warm day across the bay area. a live look with our mark hopkins hotel camera, looking at san francisco with clear skies. temperatures are mainly in the 40s and 50s as we start our day with clear skies. through the afternoon, another day of above average temperatures. 67 san francisco, 71 oakland, low 80s san jose, mid 80s concord, about three to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. other locations, it is really warming up with 88 fairfield, 87 antioch, 84 livermore, mid 70s for fremont as well as for mountain view. let's check with gianna. how are the roadways on this thursday morning? >> reporter: good morning. got a couple things. first, reports of an accident on 680. chp is on scene. not causing brake lights because it is still early. we'll keep an eye on that. if you are headed into sunol grade, 84, there is the ongoing cal trans closure. that is an o

nelson: from there you can widen the lens even further and an officer will look at his training. right? what he is trained to do or not to do. he will or she will take into account his or her own experience from the past career. agreed? >> yes. nelson: like the probability your possibility a person will continue fighting with you in the future. even if you have them subdued. >> i don't know. i don't think i can agree to that totally but i understand what you are saying. nelson: error circumstances after person is rendered unconscious and then you perform or revive that person, but they are more combative than they were initially. >> yes. nelson: what your own past experience, taking that into consideration as well. >> sure. nelson: you testified you have never been trained in the minneapolis police officer to use the knee on the next one - - the neck of a suspect. nelson: you word agree in a fight for your life generally speaking, in a fight for your life as an officer you can use whatever force is reasonable or necessary. correct? >> yes. nelson: that includes improvisation? >>

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i am michelle griego. >> i am len kiese. good morning. we are warming up for the weekend. >>> we are. some places will even see 80s over the next few days. >>> that's right. we're looking at temperatures feeling more like summer as we look to the weekend with highs in the 80s and even some spots near 90 later for our weekend. we'll talk about this. today is the start of a warming trend for us. we are on that trajectory here. a live look with our is of sioux falls camera san francisco camera. temperatures are in the 40s to about 50 degrees as we start our day. highs around 57, a cool day along the coast again, 59 san francisco, 66 oakland,

len ramirez is live at lexington reservoir. inequities drought conditions upon us now, the question facing bay area water districts is how much storage do they have ngdays and what e dointo incr suly in fut half the water in santa clara county comes from him where else, sometimes hundreds of miles away. much of it gets stored in the san luis reservoir near los banos and does not take an expert to see that this year, supplies are running low. >>> the water is usually a peer. that is a nice long walk to go fishing. >> reporter: the water districts above ground reservoirs are about a third of capacity to make matters worse, the district recently had to drain anderson, its largest reservoir, for earthquake retrofitting but underground aquifer levels with a vast majority of the water is stored is healthy, and to keep it that way as we head into drought the water district is planning to import more and in the reserves the store in kern county. >> we're going outside and bind water from our partners and we are also taking water out fr

i am len kiese. >> it is earth day. >>> happy earth day to you. we are looking at fog especially along the coast and around the bay. a live look with our treasure island camera, it's a gray start. we are looking at temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s at this hour, very similar to yesterday. if you liked yesterday, you will like today with the cloud cover sticking around along the coast and around the bay. another cool day by the water, 57 san francisco, 64 oakland. inland, seeing a little bit more sunshine, 72 in san jose as well as for concord. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. >>> we're off to a decent start, some road work if you are headed on 84 this morning between palameras and main street. this continues until saturday overnight. they usually have lanes open by 5:00. hopefully that will happen. we are not seeing brake lights along 680. we are seeing brake lights along 580 into the altamont pass, things getting a little bit busy already this morning for that commute. travel time is 29 minutes, in the green, 205 towards 680.

many have and for those language, et cetera and then of course they are not afforded that type of lens they areze very often criminalized. and that disparity of white privilege afforded to a white nationalist terrorist is what a breakdown in the book even if we look at the oklahoma city bombing april 19, 1995 the deadliest terrorist attack perpetrated by an american citizen on american soil to date. but yet the initial media coverage of that pointed to somebody of middle eastern dissent which is problematic first of all four assumptions but then conflating middle east with muslims which is not necessarily true. and also discrediting the majority a very of americans specifically of christian background as well. that is another oversight. that the history of america is predicated upon white supremacy and that is something a make clear we have to and how the implications are of many institutions very much supported by the notion of white supremacy and my that would feed into looking the other way allowing white nationalism terrorism to flourish. >> a very good point. the united states bro

then, if we do it in the lens of equity. one thing we know this pandemic has shown, is the inequalities that existed, and the disparities. so, when we do it with that lens, we try to help all boats rise. dane: you raise many more important topics that i have time to talk with you about. rep. rochester: an portable benefit so people can actually do jobs and move across the country. scalable, universal, don't get me started, this is my topic, right here. a bunch of great experts coming. rep. rochester: -- dane: your passion and dedication are evident and inspiring. i have one more question before we get to our panel. in your opening comments, the inequities and inequalities we have seen, and how we can address those, through our workforce develop an system. you talked about the national apprenticeship act. you referenced reauthorization on the horizon. how are you and congressman s teil nikki about workforce develop in systems? for those folks -- thinking about workforce development systems? especially for folks on the margins

i am anne makovec in for len. >> i am michelle griego.re was a small quake about 15 minutes ago near piedmont, a 2.6 magnitude. just a reminder we are earthquke country. >> it seems like a lot of people felt it. i have been seeing tweets about it. we should be okay. we have also been tracking a few straggling showers today. but for the most part, it looks like the rain has moved on. >>> that's right. we are looking at drier weather for today. but there is antoa few showers for the north

i am anne makovec in for len today. >> i am michelle griego. yes, we are looking in the direction of the weekend, especially because the weather is going to be great. mary lee, tell us all about it. >>> so glad it's friday. it's been a week for sure. we are looking at changes ahead. a cooler day today and we will continue with the cool down as we look to our weekend. you can see on the live tower cameras and even our mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco. we are starting to see that fog. that indicates changes with that marine influence kicking in. that's the reason why we will continue our cool down. temperatures in the 40s and 50s this morning. as we head through the afternoon we are talking highs five to ten degrees cooler compared to yesterday and the day before. we had record breaking highs over the last couple days and now we will cool it down. mid 60s in san francisco, 70 oakland, still warm in inland locations, 78 san jose, 79 concord. we'll talk more about the weekend forecast coming up. let's look at traffic. happy friday

. >> i am len kiese. good morning to you. first, mary lee with our forecast on this friday eve. >>> happy thursday, almost friday to you. we are looking at very similar weather today, kind of a repeat performance as we look ahead to our thursday afternoon. here is a live look with the sales force tower camera as we look at the trans america pyramid, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. another chilly start, grab that jacket as we head out the door. daytime highs are seasonal if not a little bit above average for this time of year looking at 57, cool on the coast in pacifica, 71 in san jose and 72 for concord. you see on futurecast all that sunshine as we go through our day today. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways? >>> they are looking good. a very easy commute on your thursday morning ride out of the east bay into san francisco, no troubles across upper deck as you head into the city. the lower deck looks good as well. san mateo bridge is off to a good start as well. tail lights headed towards 10

. >> len kiese. so glad to have you with us. a new week and a chance to enjoy some nice weather. >>> for sure. we are looking at beautiful weather. we are starting with clouds. we'll see afternoon sunshine and temperatures around where we should be for this time of year. a live look at san francisco, you see those clouds. looking at our sales force tower, temperatures at the hour in the 40s and many of us in the low 50s as we start our day. you see that cloud cover for most of the bay area as we kick off a new work week and through the afternoon, daytime highs similar to yesterday. we are looking at mid 50s along the coast, low 60s around the bay, mid 60s inland for locations, even some warm spots topping out in the upper 60s. we will stay dry for the rest of the work week. how are the roadways on this monday morning? >>> good morning. happy monday. it's looking a little bit busy through altamont pass, those brake lights forming as you work north flynn on the west bound side of 580. if you are a super commuter and getting ready

. >> i am len kiese. good morning and happy friday. mary lee has your forecast as we now have the weekend in view. how is it looking? >>> so glad it is friday. we are looking at temperatures slightly cooler today and tomorrow and then warming up a bit more for sunday. here is a live look at san francisco with our mark hopkins hotel camera looking at hill. temperatures are running in the 40s and the 50s and as we head through our day, we are looking at daytime highs a bit cooler. you will notice that pecialalon ba 5866oakland, a little bit below average around the bay but temperatures in the 70s inland. upper 70s in concord. we are running about five degrees above average inland. we'll talk about the weekend ahead coming up. gianna, how is it looking on the roadways? >>> not bad. so far it is friday light. if you are headed out of marin into the city, so far, so good. being up early you get a nice ride to work if that's where you are headed. bay bridge toll plaza, no delays. things are quiet the east bay into the city. your travel time

i am len kiese. let's go to your forecast with mary lee. >>> happy thursday, almost friday, and we are looking at conditions similar to yesterday. with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine, temperatures as we start our day with colder compared to yesterday. we are in the 30s and 40s, breezy conditions, 18-mile per hour winds out of the west. 22 in fairfield with areas of fog as well, especially in santa rosa about a half mile for visibility this morning. as we head through afternoon, daytime highs around 60 in san francisco, 66 oakland, 68 san jose, 72 concord. just a little bit warmer compared to yesterday with afternoon sunshine. let check with gianna for a look at traffic. how are the roadways this morning? >>> a couple things to look for. for the most part, everything is in the green. you can see things moving nicely on 880, nimitz freeway, 101 through the peninsula. there was a crash before mcbride avenue that was blocking all lanes but they moved everything to the shoulder. so things are looki

we see it through the lens of our existing mandates, but there's -- those are very much issues for thelected part of the government. david: you see people living in tents, homeless people living in tents. your mandate is not to solve that problem necessarily, but is there anything you think the fed should be able to do or should be given more power to do to help people who are suffering in the pandemic? mr. powell: we are not seeking any new authority. we are not the agency that has the most direct authority. i happen to see it on virginia avenue. there have often been a couple of tense on this end of town where there is an open space, but now it is big, it is a lot of tense and a lot of people. it has to be because of the pandemic. it has grown a great deal. it strikes me every day as i go by him. how does that play into what the fed does? i think we need to keep those people in mind. we do not have tools that deal directly with them, but those are people, many of them were probably working before the pandemic hit, and they need to be in the room with us as we make decisions about mon

we have to stay vigilant. >> spiking of individual lens, the violence against asian americans was starting to reach alarming levels. your department started multiple initiatives to fight such crimes. can you give us a quick update? >> sure. those efforts are ongoing. it's really good to have such an engaged community here in san francisco from our elected officials to members of the community. in addition to the efforts that i spoke about the last time, we started a new unit in the lain t five months. our liaison unit. they've been providing services to victims of some of the crimes you spyou that support is really important. it's bad enough to be a victim of a crime, but when you aren't supported and don't have the guidance to navigate through the system that can be bureaucratic, it's nice to have support when those things happen. that's part of what our unit does. i know the district attorney has enhanced their victim services on top of we have to solve these crimes when they occur. we have had success after the fact. we want to see people who commit these type of heinous crimes be held

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len ramirez has what is not adding up. >> reporter: this is a very unusual situation, unemployment in california is spiking but you can walk into practically any of the restaurants behind me and get a job right now. restaurant server has been laid off twice, once in the first shutdown then again in the december surge. >> it was very hard because before i had never been on the floor and then all of a sudden you have to suddenly learn how to survive. >> reporter: that is what is behind the latest spike in california unemployment. 145,000 jobless claims were filed last week of 16,000 from the week before, the highest number since the first week of january. >> california's numbers are going up. >> reporter: former head of the edd found that 75% of californians jobless claims were from workers second or third layoff. >> what i suggest is the large number of continued layoffs and volatility, businesses bringing back people but then laying them off again. >> reporter: business owners essay has been all but impossible to keep a stable workforce. >> we have to lay them off again. >> hospitalit

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> meanwhile on the bay area's most expensive cities could vote tonight to effectively and new apartments on much of its land. the council is considering narrowing a zoning designation to exclude single-family residential areas, and will let you know what happens. >>> a new push to get middle and high schoolers back into the classroom. just about an hour ago students and parents gathered outside of sf usd central office. they are urging the district to release a plan to bring back up her grades this spring. the district started bringing back younger students today but as of now, there is no timeline for those middle and high schoolers. it has taken a while to get here but in person learning was back at 11 early education schools, 22 elementary schools and three county schools. next week it is great three through five, the remaining elementary schools will open in waves. >> it took a lot of work and it took a lot of come you know, honestly people putting aside the drama and their difference is and doing what is in the best interest of the children. i want

len ramirez is in san jose and you will notice that at the moment, he is wearing a mask. >> reporter: you know, i'm doing that because this is a crowded sidewalk here in willow glen and most of thoplear masks. heexpertve long had atwhenyou'r side, except if you are in a very crowded situation, and now as you mentioned with more and more people getting vaccinated, the risk is even lower. people are enjoying the outdoors, getting exercise, visiting friends, and going about their business, and we found most people by far are still wearing their masks during their outdoor activities. russell is one of them. >> i've been pretty diligent about the mask roll ortable in they should be able to live their lives how they want. i probably will still wear, still wear it, for days i don't village were my lipstick. >> we are in a transition phase as more people become vaccinated. >> reporter: at a news conference highlighting 1 million people vaccinated in santa clara county, people still must wear their masks inside, and should err on the side of caution by wearing masks outside, especially in any

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and cbsn bay area, the strong message a san francisco family has for district attorney as her grandfather suspected killer faces a judge. >>> where those observing ramadan do not have to choose between getting a vaccine and prayer. >>> savings stanford sports. the emergency efforts to stop the school from cutting chevy is america's fastest-growing full-line brand. and people are taking it everywhere. taking trailblazer outdoors. confidently taking on new places with equinox. and taking on more with silverado. whatever you do, there's a perfect chevy to take you anywhere. find your perfect chevy and get up to 17% of msrp cash back on select 2021 models. that's over fifty-four hundred dollars cash back on this equinox. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. >>> a man accused of a beating that left an elderly asian man dead was back in front of a san francisco judge today. family and friends of 84-year- old -- rallied outside court this morning. inside his alleged killer, antoine watson, sat through a hearing. the attack happe

to learn more i'm meeting told must clear he's an architect and has been offering tourism for a lens most iconic buildings for 25 years. i want to you think of they're going to see that house station well i think it's gorgeous it's a functional straightforward station built with fine materials but still attractive in this black and white a steadicam. you know if these columns are in fact inspired by the vaulted cellars of the building that preceded the red town hall it's actually a kind of architectural archetype vaults supports and loads in pillars that direct the entire burden of the station onto a narrow 14 between the tracks. and what's also noteworthy is having all the furnishings integrated into it so they coordinated with one another the waste baskets the benches the information panels and so on it's all been redesigned here so it follows the same design concept. design yeah it looks very tidy. great view. this is a very well placed exit if you're a tourist making your 1st stop and berlin city center. when you say a ride on the new 5 is worth it simply to appreciate the design

and then even from there you can widen the lens even further and an officer will look at his training right what he is trained to do or not to do. he will look and take into experience or she or she will take into account his or her own experience. from their past career are great so things life. fighting with someone and what's the probability or possibility that that person is going to continue fighting with you in the future even after you have them subdued. a. don't know a grade of the total a but they're what you say there are circumstances where after a person is rendered unconscious and then you perform or you you revive that person that they are more combative than they were initially. and again in terms of your own past experience and officers on past experiences there can taking that into consideration as well. now you testified that you were never you have never been trained as a minneapolis police officer to use a knee on the neck of a suspect. you would agree however that in a fight for your life generally speaking in a fight for your life you as an officer are allowed to

i just want to be very poignant, you have to see it through the lens of my community. >> president laguana: appreciated. so i think that wraps it up for this segment. robin, thank you, again, for presenting. there's a lot here. there's a lot of work. i know you're going to be doing this road show quite a bit with all the various commissions and boards and what have you. so thank you for the detailed explanation and all your work and thank monica as well and we look forward to next time and i hope our comments and observations will be helpful and useful in your work going forward >> thank you, president laguana. thank you commissioners. appreciate it. >> president laguana: okay. next item, please. >> director: item number four, board of supervisors file number 210287. this is amending the planning code for temporary closure of a liquor stores on polk street neighborhood commercial district. this is amending the planning code to provide the temporary closures of liquor stores in the polk street neighborhood commercial district as a result of a major capital improvement project is not an aban

a little warmer and len . more of a warm-up for everybody, as we head into the weekend . saturday and sunday with mid- 60s around the bay. we will keep you updated as the weekend gets closer. >>> cbs evening news is coming up next. here's norah o'donnell with a preview. >>> coming up after kpix 5 news at 6:00, how a unique twist on a medical robe is helping these inspiring kids find their own superpowers. we've got that and more news tonight, right here on "the cbs evening news." >>> we'll tell you the big name not playing the warrior/bucks game tonight. >>> the oakland a's, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> baseball, giants and padres, and your oakland a's in about 10 minutes . they will lighted up with the world champs, the dodgers, tonight . still looking to get on the board with a win. about last night, they lost to l.a., 10-3, and its record fell to 0-5, just the third time that is happened in franchise history and the first time since 1987. starting pitching ranks dead last in the league . batting average of .172, worked in the league. trends, glass half-full. >> we also know w

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