$9 billion figure is twice as much as the original cost estimate aired top members of the newsom administrationill travel scotland for climate conference next week. they are warning the world leaders are not doing enough to prevent "catastrophic climate change" the goal is to highlight groundbreaking policies to combat the intensifying climate crisis and stop there reliance on oil. >> companies over a half electric vehicles are purchased in this state and owned in the state. >> that's this week's friday five. i'll be joined later by our experts. but first, in california, roughly one out of eight people have tested positive for the coronavirus more than once. for a total of 4,600,000 cases. 70,000 have died from illnesses linked to the virus. in recent months the virus appears to be abating as case rates and hospitalization drop too low numbers. however, those numbers are trending higher. public health officials are sounding the alarm that we could be up for coronavirus this winter unless we stop at. i'm joined by dr. monica gandhi from ucsf. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> are you co

the newsom administration has filed -- hired a u.s. attorney prosecute the skimmers.ew revelations from the so-called facebook papers. how the company is pushing back against allegations about its role in the january 6 insurrection. a san jose high school's haunted house handbuilt by students destroyed in the storm. the scramble to rebuild it by the weekend. and the stormy weather also bringing snow to tahoe and plenty of it. certainly, a welcome sight for resorts hit hard during fire season. dan: in the south bay, a high school's haunted house was badly damaged by the storm and they are scrambling to rebuild by halloween. students in the theater program at lehigh school build one every october as a fundraiser, but their plans were very nearly blown away this year. >> coming in this morning and seeing the level of devastation and whatnot, it was a little disheartening, but then seeing my students rally behind me and getting them to help me clear out the debris safely, because i didn't want them near any walls that were still partially leaning or anything like that. da

the newsom administration has filed -- hired a u.s. attorney prosecute the skimmers. new revelations from the so-called facebook papers. how the company is pushing back against allegations about its role in the january 6 insurrection. a san jose high school's haunted house handbuilt by students destroyed in the storm. the scramble to rebuild it by the weekend. and the stormy weather also bringing snow to tahoe and plenty of it. certainly, a welcome sight for resorts hit hard during fire season. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. dan: in the south bay, a high school's haunted house was badly damaged by the storm

the state of california, the brown administration into the newsom administration, providing significant resources to do work on private lands and federal bill wil add to that from the federal side. i hope we can develop a plan that is more action oriented versus maybe just a little more like we're going to plan better, plan something on the edges. that's not going to work. we've really got to do decisive change. we cannot continue to do what we've been doing with that for four or five decades. kristen: part of the reasons the fires are more devastating is because we're building more houses and moving people into forest areas. people in our urban environment -- i think this is a good time to bring it up. we've been covering the 1991 oakland hills firestorm, 30th anniversary. what actions were taken, do you think, to try to prevent another repeat? you think we have really made a dent that will make another such fire less possible? and what more do you think needs to be done that hasn't been done? scott: you're right. we really have done better since 1991. i was in the fire like many peopl

the newsom administration is simply extending existing public health protections to cover this new disease just cause so much pain and suffering across our state, our nation and the entire globe over the last 18 months. parents had mixed reactions to the vaccination mandate for school children. at least one group in the east bay is adamantly opposed to it from forestry says stasio continues our team coverage with reaction from one parent says he's part of a growing movement and calls mandates and over extension that won't be tolerated. it is absolutely overreach. john bessemer is a father of 2 children in the contra costa county school district. >> he says given the vaccine mandates issued so far in california. he wasn't surprised to hear governor gavin newsom's announcement friday. but. >> a lot of people who had a lot of emotional responses to it that i'm part of the big group on social media of over 500 parents. my message to them was, you know. take a deep breath. we're going to get this. we're going to be ok because we want to go to make decisions for ourselves for our kids. and our o

. >>> in california newsom administration officials will give a briefing before they head to next week'sed cop 26. they will talk about what they hope to achieve at the global gathering. >>> 5:38. time for the money watch report. two major tech companies seeing down turn in stock prices. elise preston is joining us live from the new york stock exchange. happy friday. >>> happy friday. two tech giants delivered disappointing third quarter earnings reports. amazon shares dropped 4% after hours trading, the company lowered expeio season of pldipped 3% after hours. ceo tim cook says supply chain crunch is costing the company $6 billion. you can soon be ordering your favorite mcdonald's meal from a robot. the fast food giant is working with ibm to develop artificial intelligence for drive thrus. this announcement comes after mcdonalds began testing the technology earlier this year. a study shows workers ditching jobs that can't be done remotely. job searches in childcare, food service, home health have dropped nearly 8% in the last few months. on the flip side, searches for higher paying remo

kristen: governor newsom's administration took another step to wind down oil production in california. the state's oil and gas rela proposed a ban on new oil drilling within 3200 feet of schools, homes, and hospitals. governor newsom says it is needed to protect public health, since studies show that living near a drooling site can elevate risks of birth defects, cancer, respiratory problems and other birth issues. >> this is about our kids and our grandkids and our future. a greener, cleaner, brighter, more resilient future is in our grasp. kristen: more than 2 million californians live within 3200 feet of drilling sites primarily low income residents and people of color in los angeles county and the central valley. the proposal would not bang whales operating in those zones but it would be on new zealand's. dan: covid boosters approved but it still appears that not enough people are interested. kristen: the concerns in the bay area as covid shots go unused. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business.

the newsom administration has hired an attorney to help prosecute. julian: kumasi: thousands in the bay area are still in the dark. you can see how widespread it still is. sunday's storm hit the bay area the hardest, leaving 68,000 customers without power at one point. holly is turning us live in morocco where people are hoping to have the lights on by dinnertime. amy: another long day of waiting for some people, kumas.: some sections are not expected to get power until 6:00 tonight, so another day in the dark. there are still outages all over the bay area. pg&e says all of the outages are tree-related because trees came crashing down in the storm, taking power lines with them. they say getting to the power poles and getting them next is taking a wild because there are so many, and because the fixed can be complicated. >> there's jus jus locations on one line, for example. if they fix one location, they still have a couple other locations where they need to fix the mid before they can re-energize that line so everyone can be served on that line. amy:

. >> climate related leaders in newsom's administration and more than a dozen state lawmakers will also conference. lawmakers hope to return with ideas and proposals to present in the upcoming legislative session. >> the u.s. state department has issued its first us passport with an x gender marker. it went to dana's and intersex person who says it is a milestone in recognizing the rights of people who do not identify as male or female. so is 2015. has been in a legal battle with the state department to obtain a passport that did not require them to pick either male or female the department official says they have only issued one passport for now, but hope by early next year to have the option available for non-binary intersex and gender nonconforming. people. >> skittles starburst and snickers 3 candies are part of halloween, but one is not like the others in the minds of oral health professionals. according to a san francisco oral surgeon chocolate is the best candy for your teeth. that's because it washes off your teeth. a lot faster than some of the other candies and the darker, the

libby, chef san francisco mayor london breed and governor newsom joined the biden administration for the launch of a new initiative called house america. the goal of the program is to move people experiencing homelessness to permanent stable homes. federal funding will go to cities to help them build affordable housing units. so what's in the new state budget to tackle homelessness? $12 billion total over the next two years. 5.8 billion towards project home key, a pandemic born program to quickly house people in vacant apartments and hotels, two billion in aid to local governments and 1.74 75 billion to build affordable homes. behind each of those numbers and figures is a person each individual experiencing. homelessness has their own story, and we thought it was important to listen. photojournalists tony heidrick and chandler landed introduce us to robbie petticoat. i wake up. okay, hop up. it depends on the day you want some water? it's usually some variety of, like kind of having your like leap into action kind of thing. this is the big shoe. hard data occurs every day. uh many. r

st letter to president biden, the california school board's association to governor newsom asking the administrationcators and school board members. law enforcement agencies have not helped to enforce mandates. the associations say incidents are on the rise with parents' reaction to covid-19 protocols, and mask mandates and how classrooms address race and other social issues. >> it's so important for those teachers and students to feel safe while they are in those environments. bob riddell, thank you so much. >>> things took a personal turn during the city council meeting in los gatos. police were called in after tempers flared. an argument started during earlier public comments over mask mandates. the speaker then got personal accusing the mayor and her son of threats against she and her son. the mayor adjourned the meeting and the heated argument happened in the hallway. police had to get in between the two sides. nobody was hurt or arrests were made. the meeting was later continued online and the mayor was not present. >>> and then expected to set a resentencing date for scott peterson. his sente

earlier this year, governor newsom said his administration is working to phase out oil extraction in california. by no later than 2045, southern california congresswoman michelle steel once president biden to step in and help she sent a letter to the president yesterday, asking him to issue a major disaster declaration for orange county. and in that letter, she wrote that it is imperative that the federal government assistant recovery efforts. white house press secretary jen psaki stressed today that the federal government is involved. we are certainly monitoring the oil spill and were very engaged in it. we're working collaboratively with state and local partners to address efforts to find the leak contained this bill and assess impact and address potential causes. 14 boats have been conducting oil recovery operations since sunday afternoon for aircraft were dispatched for overflight assessments. short side response was conducted by 100 and five government agency personnel. a major disaster declaration would boost the federal government's involvement. the white house press secretary

newsom has canceled his trip to the u.n. climate change conference due to unspecified family obligations. he was going to lead a california delegation to highlight his administrationste change plans. the lieutenant governor will go in his place. even though newsom won't physically be in scotland for the conference, he will still join in virtually. >>> water is flowing from so soon bay to the pacheco march tonight, after crews breached a levy, and they did it on purpose. this is part of a $25 million effort to restore the lower walnut creek watershed. >> the tide can come in twice a day, and areas that have been previously cut off from the bay, separated from the bay that were poor quality habitat, we are creating great habitat that now can drive for generations to come. >> the hope is to add an education center in the next couple of years, and teach visitors more about the ecosystem of our bay. >>> speaking of education, if you need a ski lesson, now is the time. oriole and the newly rebranded palisades tahoe both open for business today, courtesy of last weekend's big storm. >> it's amazing, is at hand, just being able to do it in october? >> yeah. it's a very spe

governor newsom had planned to highlight his administration's climate change actions in next week's conference in glasgow, scotland. those policies include a proposed ban on the sale of all new gas powered vehicles in our state by 2035. the governor will now participate in the conference. virtually he was to lead a california delegation that included his wife. now lieutenant governor. lenny couldn't lakas will lead the delegation. some bay area business and political leaders are hoping levi stadium will get to host one of soccer's world cup matches. ktvu sally rasmus live here to explain what they're doing alley to try to convince fifa officials to hold some of those matches here in the bay area. well, garcia, the u. s mexico and canada will host the world cup in 2026. but right now, fifa, the international soccer federation is trying to decide which cities in north america will get to host some of the matches in that tournament this weekend the bay area delegation is making its pitch. their goal to make sure fifa decides to hold some of their 2026 world cup matches at levi's stadium in santa

ground, a group, encouraged parents to keep kids home to send a message to school administrators and state leaders. governor newsomovernor's office adding the state already requires its students are vaccinated against a range of viruses, measles, mumps, and rubella. adding there's no reason we wouldn't do the same for covid-19. >>> new this morning, cnn learned the cdc is currently evaluating tests to stay programs in schools. this is where students who may have been exposed to coronavirus in school still attend classes in person. they still are able to do that, instead of quarantine, as long as they test negative for the disease and show no symptoms. this is a controversial approach, but it is one that is growing in popularity. cnn's jacqueline howard is joining us with more on how some schools are following this approach. jacqueline, obviously, this is an attempt to preserve the time in the classroom for kids, but it is not without risks. >> that's right. it is still controversial. i spoke with three different superintendents across three states, illinois, kentucky, and right here in georgia, and they all say th

newsome will also be joined by climate related leaders in his administration and more than a dozen statemakers, including state sen josh back or what can to commitment to tell people you're doing. it. >> but also get what is for free from the news from around the world. becker says the california delegation will need to take a hard look at the economy saying its entirety will require transformation over the next 10 to 15 years in order to reach healthy climate goals. he says lawmakers and state leaders will come back with ideas and proposals to present in the upcoming legislative session michael, from what i've got feel good progress. increasing country. but can't be sure that was bold clear-eyed to return home. it started on the security there newsome will be at the conference november. first through the 3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> eviction is banned in san francisco through the end of the year. the city's board of supervisors voted unanimously yesterday to extend eviction prote

in glasgow, scotland, newsom is expected to talk about what his administration has done to fight climatee in california, including working to phase out gas powered vehicles, band fracking and oil extraction by 2025. senator bob wieckowski of fremont is also part of the delegation. kumasi: the company owned and founded by jeff bezos, blue origin, is announcing x next venture into space -- it's next venture into space. orbital reef would be almost same size as the international space station. it could perform research and host getaways and in space manufacturing. goal is to get it up and running in the late 20 20's. nasa is expected to sign on as an anchor tenant since the international space station is reaching the end of its life span. all right. julian: i know, they're going to do what they're going to do. kumasi: on the interstate, something that fell off a truck. the video that's going viral. julian: the pay proposal giving one type of worker a well-deserved benefit. kumasi: the great pop tart debate with a lawsuit over the fruit filling. julian: 6:27, t a live look outside at the gol

newsome will also be joined by climate related leaders in his administration and more than a dozen stateg state sen josh back or what can to commitment to tell people you're doing. it. >> but also get mirrored what it's for free from the news from around the world. becker says the california delegation will need to take a hard look at the economy saying its entirety will require transformation over the next 10 to 15 years in order to reach healthy climate goals. he says lawmakers and state leaders will come back with ideas and proposals to present in the upcoming legislative session well, from what i've got feel good progress. increasing country. but can't be sure that was bold clear-eyed turn home. it started on the hard work actually shooting new son will be at the conference november. first through the 3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> a live look outside as we check our 4 zone forecast. this is from our camera atop mount tam up, highest looking out over the bay a little hazy. but s

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration, for 12 to 15 year olds, the f d. a fully approved vaccines for students of 16 and august. and in further signs of the struggles of reopening in the us, the broadway musical aladdin has been forced to cancel, shows only 3 days after reopened. disney says the 10 day break came after several curb infections were reported among it's cast and crew despite all of them being fully vaccinated. is the 1st corona virus related cancellation of a broadway show. so say, began reopening over the last few weeks and us pharmaceutical company merck says trial show it's experimental kobe 19 pill treatment, reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. its data has not yet been published, or peer reviewed. merck is seeking emergency use authorization in the us. if approved. it would be the 1st pill for coven 19. dr. zahir shaw is an internist and primary care doctor. he says the pill is a significant development it is a. ready real game changer in our treatment of this global pandemic that has in so many ways, shut down civilizatio

governor gavin newsom says it could go into effect as early as january, pending approval from the u.s. food and drug administrationor 12-15-year-olds. in the global scheme designed to ensure their access to the covid vaccine says it will begin targeting countries with the lowest levels of vaccinations. covax has largely allocated levels according to population supplies but starting this month, it will send 75 million doses 249 of the least covered nations. you are up-to-date with the latest headlines from al jazeera. the latest edition of "inside story," up next. ♪ >> it was a tough partnership from the start, but now cracks are showing between civilian and military players in sudan. is it on the break? where does this leave the drive towards democracy. this is "inside story." ♪ hello, and welcome to the show. i'm sami zeidan. a split is widening between sudan's military and civilian leaders ended attempted coup has worsened tensions. the coup was blamed on soldiers loyal to the former president. pro-democracy rallies have been held in the capital of khartoum by supporters of the civilian leadership. sudan's milit

koh is leaving the biden administration soon to teach at oxford. california governor gavin newsomas declared a state of emergency in orange county following what's been described as california's worst oil spill in nearly three decades. officials now say as much as 144,000 gallons of oil has leaked from a pipeline connected to an offshore oil platform off the coast of huntington beach, about 30 miles south of los angeles. investigators are looking into a chip anchor -- a ship anchor punctured the pipeline. beaches in the area are expected to be closed for months. this is orange county district attorney todd spitzer. the district attorney's office is deeply concerned about the wildlife impact that has occurred on our shores, and the economic impacto our community. someone is going to pay for that. criminally, or civilly. amy: environmental groups are calling on authorities to ban offshore oil drilling. monica embrey of the sierra club's beyond dirty fuels campaign said quote "how many of these oil disasters do we have to witness before our elected leaders understand that there is no

suspect has not been released and the officer is on paid administrative leave as the investigation continues. >>> new this morning, governor newsom signing a bill to expand prescribed fires in california. it aims to help cut down the financial risk for so-called burn bosses who oversee prescribed fires. it also removes a layer of risk for burn bosses if the fire burns out of control and requires emergency response. prescribed fires are a crucial tool used before fire season to clear out dry brush. >>> well know it certainly is dry out there. could use some rain. right now we're just experiencing, finally, some cooler temperatures as we take a live look outside overlooking san jose, waiting for the sun's arrival. >> better air quality too. we've had fresher breezes picking up. as we are looking at current air quality right now, green dots all across the bay area. we're going to see some nice weather for the kids heading off to school this morning, some low 50s. jacket weather and they may still be wearing it even when you pick them up. it will be in the mid 60s in livermore as we start the day with mostly cloudy skies only reachin

the biden administration is arguing it goes against roe v. wade. >>> governor newsomweekend signed several new bills into law. here are a few. >> banning the sale of new gas powered leaf blowers, lawn mowers and other small off brand engines. the law begins in 2024. another requires a gender-neutral section that displays the sale of toys, and the governor also vetoed bills. he also said that no bill that would have decriminalized jaywalking, and one that would have allowed bicyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs. >>> and then a state agency providing assistance says the last week of september more than 40,000 people applied for help. that was a one-week record. typically up to 4,000 people every day seek assistance. the assistance is just shy of $12,000. >> there may be people wondering if they qualify for rent relief, and if they are income eligible, and the thing to do is to apply and let the program tell you you are not eligible, don't assume you are not because you very well may be. >> people can apply more than once. it's up to the agency to decide if more

newsome will also be joined by climate related leaders in his administration and more than a dozen stateg state sen josh back owhat can to commitment to tell people you're doing. it. >> but also get what is for free from the news from around the world. becker says the california delegation will need to take a hard look at the economy saying its entirety will require transformation over the next 10 to 15 years in order to reach healthy climate goals. he says lawmakers and state leaders will come back with ideas and proposals to present in the upcoming legislative session michael, from what i've got feel good progress. increasing country. but can't be sure that was bold clear-eyed to return home. it started on the hardwood executing their newsome will be at the conference november. first through the 3rd the rest of the delegation is slated to be there from october 31st through november 12th in sacramento. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> santa cruz county officials are beginning a 10 day described burnett wilder ranch, state park. the burn program begins today. >> and will continue through no

federal pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration ordered the company to keep the pipeline closed and list of 19 requirements, governor gavin newsom toward. the site with state and federal lawmakers. it's time once and for all. to disabuse ourselves that this has to be part of our future. this was a federally permitted facility, even l. kind director of the uc berkeley law climate programme says although the federal government regulates offshore operations, the state can take action on shore to protect human health and wildlife. the state really would be well suited to have a buffer zone between oil and gas production facilities and sensitive sites, l kind says while california is dependent right now on oil. the offshore rigs are a small part of the supply. the bulk of that is actually down in current county outside of bakersfield, that's about 70% of california's oil and gas production is just in current county alone and then l. a county is a second. biggest oil producing county in the state. as for the investigation, it's unclear how much oil spill but investigators say as much as 144,000 gallons might have been involved. it is

." >>> governor newsom headed to the united nations global climate change conference next week, and his administrationis pushing for an end to reliance on oil. >> more changes are coming monday to some of the bay area's masking and vaccination mandates. alameda county will also loosen mask rules. under the order all workers in those places must be fully vaccinated. vaccination requirements will kick in for san francisco muni employees. some of the less busy lines may be temporarily suspended since some of the employees are not complying. >>> according to the district, seven students are in home quarantine. hundreds of close contacts have been notified. >>> president biden is in rome and this is where he and the first lady are meeting with pope francis. meantime, on capitol hill, members of his own party continue to legislate and have a legislative tug-of-war over his social spending plans. alice barr is in washington with the latest on that debate. good morning. >> good morning, marcus. all president biden's sweeping spending plan, and that's not the problem here, but it's divisions within his own par

newsom. what did we see ahead of the california recall? biden, the administration took more urgent and some people thought overdue stricter actions as it relates covid and vaccine requirements in the runup to that election, and now we're seeing increased urgency in response to the urgency being conveyed by mcauliffe as he looks at his campaign. one of the other big deadlines is the glasgow climate summit. the president wants to go saying i've signed. we've taken these actions and want you to do the same. and so beyond the political focus here at home, he also doesn't want to go empty handed on the world stage, especially given what we've seen in terms of his foreign policy record over the last few months as well. >> mike, why connecticut? is this for rosa who is a key player and house democrats? is this something else going on? why connecticut? >> it might be more about chrissed to who is a good friend from the senate dedicating the dodd center at the university of connecticut today. but then you see child care on the agenda, you know rosa who has been the champion

. >> governor newsom will not be going to the united nations climate change summit in scotland. now the governor had planned to go highlight his administration's climate change actions including a proposed ban on the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035. but he just canceled the trip today citing unspecified family obligations lieutenant governor eleni could lock us will now lead a delegation of newsom's wife, the first partner, 15 state lawmakers sent some of the state's top environmental regulators. surfers are finally able to catch waves again in southern california. but for weeks now, after that oil spill off the coast of the water is considered safe now to go it. but fishermen still can't put lines in the water along the coast. california has prohibited fishing in that area since an undersea pipeline leaked about 25,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. experts are conducting studies now to determine whether or not the shellfish and other fish there are safe for human consumption. >> some reporters in northern california. got an aerial tour of the massive dixie fire burn area yesterday. that fire was the state's second largest ever mor

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration, for 12 to 15 year olds. and use pharmaceutical company. merc says trials show that it's experimental. covey 19 treatment, reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. if approved, it would be the 1st pill for cover treatment in the global scheme designed to ensure fair access to covered vaccines says it will begin targeting countries with the lowest level of coverage. starting this month though, covers will send $75000000.00 vaccine doses to $49.00 of the least covered nations . those are your headlines. the dark side of green energy is coming up ex ah i was planning to see tomorrow to protest against climate change. the projects are planned, a massive crime marching from blue square for years and it's existence has been denied. but to day climate change has become a global concerned. citizens are asking their elected officials for concrete solutions to fight pollution and rising temperatures. why should we study for a future that is being taken away from us? in 2015, 195 countries committed to reducing thei

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds. the f d, a fully approved vaccines for students of 16 in april. you were selected to accompany merc says trial show it's experimental, copied 19 pill treatment, reduces hospitalizations and deaths. by half a day. it has not been published or peer reviewed. marcus, seeking emergency use authorization in the us. if approved, it will be the 1st pill. a covered 19 the white house says the u. s. president and members of his democratic party have made progress. they tried to rescue job biden's economic agenda in a re move biden has met with his party members on capitol hill, rosen jordan as more from washington dc. even though you as president joe biden's trip from the white house to capitol hill was televised on friday afternoon. the democratic leader didn't get what he wanted. members of his party agreeing to vote on 2 key pieces of legislation. a $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure bill, as well as a $3.00 trillion dollar social services and environmental package. that's because progres

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds. the white, i says, the u. s. president and members of his democratic party had made progress as they tried to rescue job biden's economic agenda in the remove biden has met with his party members on capitol hill out here was was when jordan has more now from washington dc. it comes down to whether members of congress in the president's party can agree on terms on both the social spending slash environmental bill, as well as on the infrastructure spending bill if they can work out their differences on one, the actual price tag for the 1st bill because there are some in the senate who say that bill is just simply too expensive at $3.00 trillion dollars, as well as work out the idea that there's going to be a guarantee that that bill is going to be passed. if more liberal members of the house of representatives actually decide to vote for the infrastructure bill, so there's a lot of horse trading that goes on here. george's former president mikhail soccer really has been detained just ho

we see this week as governor newsom's deadline to sign or veto legislation for the year is sunday at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> the biden administration is announcing major changes to the federal student loan forgiveness program. the changes, make it easier for certain borrowers to qualify for debt relief. the u.s. department of education announced the changes this morning. the department says it will bring relief to more than 550,000 people, including more than 20,000 borrowers who will now be automatically eligible for loan forgiveness without having to take additional steps to qualify. that includes some military service members teachers, nurses and others. meanwhile, the san francisco unified school district is running out of money and the district could be taken over by the state. the school district is facing a 116 million dollars. shortfall. now the california department of education is stepping into try to help get the budget in order. part of that plan would including the school board cut 13% from its budget for the next year. the district would also have to put hiring freezes in place until the budget is balanced. if that is

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. a mandate pending approval from the us food and drug administration. for 12 or 15 year olds. and the global scheme designed to ensure fair access to coven vaccine says it will begin targeting countries with the lowest levels of coverage. since january kovacs is largely allocated doses according to population size, but starting this month, it'll send $75000000.00 doses to $49.00 of the least covered nations. yup. today with the headlines from al jazeera, the latest edition of inside story is next. ah, it was a tough partnership from the start, but now praxis showing between civilian and military players and sedans, transitional government, is it on the brink, blad, does this leave the drive towards democracy? this is inside story. ah. alone welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a than a split is widening between sedans, military and civilian leaders, and attempted to last month as worse and tensions between the 2 sides. the crew was blamed on sol, just loyal to former president omar bashir, pro democracy rallies have been held in the capital cartoon by supporters of the civilian le

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the u. s. f t a. the food and drug administration, for 12 to 15 year olds and the global scheme designed to ensure fair access to covered 19 vaccine says it will begin targeting countries with the lowest levels of coverage since january kovacs has largely allocated doses according to population size. but starting this month, it will send $75000000.00 doses of the vaccines to $49.00 of the least covered nations. and with that, you are up to date with the headlines on al jazeera risking, it all is next. october on al jazeera and brewing vaccine inequality to the political and economic impacts. the latest development at the corona virus pandemic continues to spread across the globe. democracy, major, inexpensive new series explores the ever growing challenges to democracy around the world format. but he not that the president blaze come pouring goes on trial for the assassination of 3 defense commer. thank context. india direct removed by brings insights and perspectives from the world's most populous democracy. iraqis go to the poll in

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governor newsome will not be going to the united nations climate change summit in scotland. the governor had planned to highlight his administration's climate change actions, including a proposed ban on the sale of new gas-powered cars in california by 2035, he still does plan to mak a presentation. virtually he canceled the trip citing unspecified family obligations lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and now will now lead a delegation which includes the governor's wife, 15 state lawmakers and some of the state's top environmental regulators. the conference starts october 31st for 2 weeks. >> illinois congressman adam kinzinger says that he is not running for reelection considers one of 2 republican members of the house select committee investigating the january 6th riot at the u.s. capitol. he was a staunch critic of former president trump and was one of 10 house republicans to vote to impeach trump is now the second of that tend not to seek reelection consider releasing a 5 minute video explaining his decision. he says now is the time to move on from congress. but it's not the end of his political career. kinzinger has served 6

." >>> governor newsom headed to the united nations global climate change conference next week, and among other things his administration pushing for the end of reliance on oil. they are outlining their agenda for next week's event. >>> more changes coming to the masking and vaccination mandates. contra costa will follow san francisco when it loosens its mask mandate. alameda county will also loosen its mask rules. under the order all workers no those places must be fully vaccinated. and muni says since all workers are not complying with the vaccine mandate, some of the less busy lines may be temporarily suspended. >>> seven students at berkeley high school tested positive for covid and today classes will not inbound session according to the district that says the students are now at home quarantine. hundreds of close contacts have been notified. the district will provide testing on monday. >>> happening now, president biden is in rome. this is where he and the first lady are meeting with pope francis before turning to world leaders at the g20 summit. meantime on capitol hill members of his own party continue that legis

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds, the f d. a fully approved vaccines for students of 16 in august. out there was my kind of says, the vaccinations will occur on a stack of basis. thus looking at children between the ages of $12.16, and then as if da approval is forthcoming, children under the ages of 12 will require to be vaccinated. now, the governor points out that this is going to be over a staggered period. we are talking out for a period of months or the full impact will be measured by july next year says the governor, it's the 1st state in the u. s. a. to actually impose a mandate for vaccine within its schools. it's a massive step in terms of california and politics. and the process though, is simplified in a way, a by the fact that the governors decided to add the cobra 19 vaccines to the list of vaccines at the cuddly. california public health department already requires for school attendance such as measles, polio mumps. these vaccines are already mandated. cobit 19 is simply going to added at to this particular

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the u. s. food drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds. they have the, a fully approved vaccines for students over 16 in august. and a broadway musical. aladdin has been forced to cancel shows only 3 days after it reopened. disney says the 10 day break came after several covered infections were reported among it's cast and crew. despite all of them being fully vaccinated, it's the 1st garage virus related cancellation of a broadway show since they began reopening over the last few weeks. withers of larva are continuing to spew from the volcano in the canary islands. noon fishes have the housing up giving rise to more air options. these are live pictures from the island of palmer by hundreds of homes have been destroyed in thousands of people have been forced. tindy's. john, how has more from near the volcano in palmer i have said all along, this is an unpredictable event. this eruption that is constantly evolving the vulgar balkan artists of war and people to expect anything at any time. and so it has proven in the past few days, let me st

newsome says the move could come into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 yells. and the broadway musical aladdin has been forced to cancel shows only 3 days after it reopened. disney says the 10 day break came off to several covered infections were reported among its constant crew. despite all of them being fully vaccinated. it's the 1st corona virus related cancellation of a broadway show since they began reopening over the last few weeks. ah, it is good to be with a fellow, adrian finnegan here in dough. how the headlines and al jazeera, $4000.00 refugees and migrants, including women and children, have been rounded up and detained in libby up. it's one of libya's largest crackdowns in recent years. monic trader reports from tripoli.

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration for 12 to 15 year olds. the f d, a fully approved vaccines for students over the age of 16 in august and the broadway musical aladdin has been forced to cancel shows only 3 days after it reopened. disney says the 10 day break came of the several covered infections were reported among it's cast and crew, despite all of them being fully vaccinated. it's the 1st corona virus related cancellation of a broadway show since they began to reopen. after over the last few weeks. people living in a small colombian town say that an influx of mostly haitian refugees migrants is pushing them out of housing. the migrants to try to catch boats on their way north to the u. s. and a solder appeared. he reports now from the town of the coakley. after weeks sucking this beach down a few 100 migrants, mostly haitians are finally able to continue their journey north battle. while others continue to scramble for a ferry ticket despite being told, they're sold out until the end of october. and that's because neighboring, panama is

we see this week as governor newsom's deadline to sign or veto legislation for the year is sunday at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> the biden administration has announced a major changes to the federal student loan forgiveness program. the changes, make it easier for certain to qualify for debt relief. the u.s. department of education announced the changes this morning. the department says it will bring relief to more than 550,000 people, including more than 20,000 borrowers who will now be automatically eligible for loan forgiveness and that's without having to take additional steps to qualify this includes some military service members teachers, nurses and others. our 4 zone forecast as we step outside and getting a sweeping vista of downtown san francisco and our chief meteorologist standing by. lauren says there's more to tell about this cool down. yeah. a lot cooler around the bay area today you noticed all the clouds around the bay area. now we're starting to see a couple sprinkles trying to pop up outside. how about that? nice to see. but. >> not a whole lot of energy with this system. kind of broken. you see those clouds rolling t

newsome says the move could go into effect as early as january. the mandate is pending approval from the us food and drug administration, the f d i. that would be for 12 to 15 year olds day after already fully approved vaccines for students over the age of 16 in august. now when you look at california official covert data, which we've got here on their website, you start to see why such a mandate is being put in place or bring you down to this graph here showing number of cases. the red line is the number of cases of people who are unvaccinated. the blue line is those who are vaccinated that split, which you see there is essentially saying that you are 8 point one times more likely to get cov, if you are unvaccinated, just having a quick look as well here, they're dashboard, their number of cases and deaths a still averaging 6300 death cases, i should say every day with an average of just over a 100 deaths as well. so we've got the data. let's discuss it with dr. oscar elaine, who is in napa, jamie ologist in a national public health official with us from washington, d. c. i always nice to talk to you, dr. let's not with the 70000

house say the administration is looking into what they can do more on this front to keep teachers and school board members safe from parents. jillian: we haven't talked about gavin newsomupset with him. >> reporter: he did a big thing in terms of police reform, a series of police form bills to address law enforcement misconduct. listen to what he had to say >> i folks not to lose hope that just because things are happening in washington dc that we can't move the needle here not only in our state but states across the country. >> as to what police reform bills say law enforcement can lose their certification for things like sexual assault and intimidating witnesses, false reports, law enforcement, gangs but 3 dozen groups representing police officers are opposing legislation because they say senegal 2 merely requires the individual officer engaged in serious misconduct, not that they were found guilty, terminated or disciplined. this puts a lot of innocence police officers out of a job. jillian: not what anyone needs. >> the about the numbers of police officers and police department across the country, people are retiring early and there's the increase in crimes and thi