♪ ♪ [mÚsica] palmira: seguimos con nuestra entrevista con el gobernador newson.ecuarios. todos ellos han sufrido este impacto. sÍ tenemos un plan y estamos poniendo dinero real en el presupuesto. y disculpen que vuelva al tema del presupuesto, pero california estÁ con el mayor superÁvit de presupuesto y eso nos permite poner una cantidad histÓrica para resolver este problema. podemos pelear con todas estas consecuencias. sÍ tenemos dinero real. espero anunciar un acuerdo la prÓxima semana sobre el dinero a ayudar. reportera: usted ha hablado sobre esta decisiÓn del juez de las armas de asalto. cÓmo va a manejar esto? por quÉ es tan personal para usted? >> la decisiÓn del juez federal es un escÁndalo. tenemos una veda de armas que realmente salvÓ vidas. sabemos que es un hecho, los datos lo muestran. me importa porque he estado con las vÍctimas que han perdido hijos y hijas, inclusive estuve con ellas hoy. me importan las comunidades. miro con horror lo que pasÓ en aurora, las vegas, san bernardino y san josÉ. eso me parte el corazÓn. california tiene una responsa

en los temas de la sequÍa e incendios criticÓ el gobernador gavin newson por haber exagerado de cifrasncia. dijo que harÁ lo mismo como gobernador. tambiÉn le preguntÉ al candidato cÓmo Área para animar al resto de los californianos a vacunarse contra el covid—19. >> estamos avanzando con la vacunaciÓn y eso nos ha permitido abrir la economÍa. yo seguirÉ con esa misma lÍnea de apoyar la vacunaciÓn. >> somos un paÍs de inmigrantes. es una de nuestras fortalezas. es importante dar la oportunidad para nuestra economÍa. es algo muy importante para mÍ. el ex alcalde espera confiado las elecciones de la revocatoria que se podrÍan dar en unos dos meses. jairo dÍa, univisiÓn. paola: tramitÓ su id durante la pandemia ? poca atenciÓn porque el departamento de vehÍculos motorizados tiene un mensaje importante. >> esta ofreciendo actualizar gratis para que los que recibieron su licencia de manejar la tarjeta de identificaciÓn durante la emergencia de la pandemia comenzando en marzo. clientes pueden aprovechar de esta oferta limitada si actÚan rÁpido. paola: para obtener debe tener un nÚmero de seg

el gobernador newson llegÓ a un acuerdo con legisladores estatales para extender la moratoria de desalojoscualquier persona que tenga pagos atrasados podrÍan ser pagados por el estado. >> con la extensiÓn que acaban de aprobar, california va a pagar 100% de la deuda. reportero: quÉ significa esto? >> si yo debo, por ejemplo, 10.000 $, el estado de california lo pagarÁ todo. reportero: anteriormente el gobierno de california exigÍa a los propietarios perdonar 20% de la deuda. >> algunos dueÑos de propiedades no querÍan participar en el programa y perder este 20%. reportero: para saber si califica y solicitar la ayuda, tome los siguientes pasos. aquellos que no han podido pagar la renta desde abril de 2020 califican. >> deben de tener un contrato. reportero: identificaciÓn personal, entre otros requisitos, que podrÁ encontrar en la pÁgina en pantalla. >> lo pueden buscar en internet. estÁ en espaÑol. hay una aplicaciÓn para propietarios y otra para inquilinos. reportero: ambos debe llenar el formulario. >> lo pueden llenar por separado, pero necesitamos el nÚmero de la aplicaciÓn del propiet

el gobernador newson presentÓ a uno de los ganadores de 50.000 $ de la semana pasada.tiÉrrez, joven de 17 aÑos y del condado de san diego. su dinero se depositarÁ en una cuenta de ahorro hasta que cumpla 18 aÑos. otro grupo de personas se ganaron 50.000 $ esta semana. dos viven en el condado de santa clara. el 15 de junio se van a sortear 15.000.000 $. 10 personas van a recibir 1.5 millones de dÓlares. vamos a ver si nos toca. muchas personas se quieren aprovechar de esta situaciÓn. le preguntamos a una autoridad sobre cÓmo evitar las estafas. >> si usted se ganÓ la loterÍa, va recibir una llamada por telÉfono o un sms y el dominio serÁ del departamento de california. vendrÁ de nosotros, del estado. lo otro que tienen que saber, nunca le vamos a pedir que pague impuestos por adelantado. eso no va a pasar. ademÁs, hay un nÚmero de telÉfono para llamar y verificar si ganaron el premio o para denunciar un fraude. ramÓn: tambiÉn preguntamos si el estado ha recibido reportes de estafa. >> lamentablemente sÍ. hay casos de fraude, especialmente en la comunidad latina. no se h

el gobernador newson mostrÓ a uno de los ganadores de 50.000 $ del sorteo pasado de la loterÍa de laenga 18 aÑos. el 15 de junio se sortearÁn 15.000.000 $. 10 personas pueden ganar 1.5 millones de dÓlares. muchas personas podrÍan tratar de estafar con esta loterÍa. veamos. >> el gobierno estatal le contactarÁ si usted gana la loterÍa. otra cosa que tienen que saber, nunca vamos a pedir que pague los impuestos por adelantado. no vamos a pedir dinero para mandarle el premio. hay un nÚmero de telÉfono para llamar y verificar si se ganaron el premio o para denunciar cualquier intento de fraude. ramÓn: le preguntamos a la vocera si el estado ha recibido reportes sobre estas estafas. >> lamentablemente sÍ se han reportado casos de fraude, especialmente en la comunidad latina. el fraude mÁs comÚn es llamar a la persona y pedir su cuenta bancaria y que depositen 250 $. ramÓn: muchas gracias por estos consejos. no olvide estar atento. parece que el fin de semana tendremos una ola de calor. vamos con suheily. suheily: buenas noches. vamos rumbo a un periodo caluroso y con temperaturas peligros

guardaespaldas del gobernador arrestaron a un hombre que habrÍa atacado al gobernador newson.ento que algo iba a pasar ese dÍa. reportero: este exmilitar estaba presente. >> nos dijeron en estados unidos en el adiestramiento que Íbamos a estar en un lugar hostil, pero que no tendrÍamos problemas. reportero: fueron contratados por una empresa privada para enfrentar manifestantes. >> yo salgo y disparo. reportero: las acciones revelan que los guardias privados latinos son expuestos. >> somos una carnada. jorge: este domingo tenemos mÁs detalles de esta investigaciÓn especial. soldados de la guardia nacional de mÉxico encontraron un remolque cargados de cartuchos en guanajuato. es uno de los dos remolques que fueron robados en dÍas previos. por otra parte, el presidente lÓpez obrador dijo que es muy abstracto determinar el responsable polÍtico del desplome de la lÍnea 12 del metro. >> quiÉn era el presidente? >> felipe calderÓn! >> por eso! es muy abstracto. jorge: el presidente de mÉxico aÑadiÓ que la fiscalÍa serÁ la que decida el responsable. se impuso una sanciÓn a mÉxico por

el gobernador newson llegÓ a un acuerdo para suspender los desalojos por falta de renta.gar el 100% de la deuda. reportero: el gobierno estatal extenderÁ la moratoria contra desalojos hasta el 30 de septiembre. >> si yo debo 10.000 $, el estado de california va a pagar 10.000 $ completos al dueÑo de la propiedad. reportero: anteriormente el gobierno de california exigÍa a los propietarios que perdonarÁn 20% de la deuda atrasada. >> algunos dueÑos de propiedad no querÍan participar en Él por ama porque no querÍan perder 20%. reportero: para saber si califica, tome los siguientes pasos: primer paso, verifique si califica. segundo paso, tipos de documentos para presentar. >> bÁsicamente el contrato. reportero: ademÁs, declaraciÓn de que fue aceptado por la pandemia, identificaciÓn personal, entre otros requisitos. >> pueden buscar en internet. estÁ en espaÑol. hay una aplicaciÓn para el propietario y otra para el inquilino. reportero: si usted es propietario, hable con el inquilino y llenen el formulario. >> es importante tener el nÚmero del dueÑo. reportero: anote el nÚmero

months after the implementation of the national picture till all police made the 1st grade and a newson rest thing, cima live with apple tayley and now being prostituted under the national security at all, for colluding with one forces. and now this is the 2nd time, this is particularly more sensitive the 1st of the previous month, because this is all i obviously it's hard to think a coverage of a poll conducted or published by a newspaper register newspaper the whole call. so if really, like, if sense, alarming technologies out hong kong, whether all juggling a food safety recalls on the grounds that lie in regarding some sensitive matters are corresponded. phoebe con reporting, they're from hong kong. thank you. let's get around up some other headlines now. china has launched a team of astronauts with new space station. it's 1st for mission in 5 years. 3 astronaut will spend 3 months carrying out experiments and preparing for a series of space. walk. the mission of the steps for engaging did become a major player in space, travel. hundreds of people are protested in the hungarian capi

governor gavin newson visited and met with the formerly homeless residents of a place called life moves. mountain view which is a recipient of funding from the project homekey program project homekey is part of the governor's ambitious plan to pour some 12 billion dollars into housing and services for homeless californians symbolically and substantively these 100 units represent a 100 of over 6,000 seminole units. >> that war brought on line in less than 6 months. live moves mountain view is an innovative modular solution to provide interim supportive housing for individuals and families. the 100 unit facility has dedicated space for support of services. >> allowing for health care counseling and case management. >> it's a successful. use case study. for how to really be flexible. how to put together rapid build state of the art prefabricated modular construction. to help with interim housing inventory me. my family were all once homeless moving around the bay area. san cisco richmond. >> i let them know sack men on hand to support the governor's plan was pittsburgh steelers running bac

earlier, governor newson declared a state wide emergency to free up additional energy capacity. now, we have team coverage for you tonight around the bay area. >> let's begin with abc 7 meteorologist, sandy patel, with record-setting temperatures. sandy? >>> yeah, let's take a look at those records. half a dozen records were set locally and around monterey bay. seven degrees breaking the old record, santa rosa was 104, we have 103 in redwood city, san rafael, which was also breaking work records for the day. take a look at how hot. elsewhere, fairfield was 110 degrees. 107 in concord, as i mentioned. even though they weren't records, it was still plenty hot. had to go to half moon bay, where it was in the 60s, to get any relief. right now we have 50s to 80s on those temperatures, still warm inland. excessive heat warnings and red, and advisories in orange, until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. risk of heat illness is there. i will be back to show you exactly how hot, and when you will get relief everywhere, coming right up. done? >> sunday, thank you. >>> the bay area management district ha

governor newson made the announcement today, in san francisco. the governor is also encouraging parkland's to become permanent. >>> 12 bay officers appear together today, , the first time in more than a year, to urge all school districts to return to full, in person learning, this fall. >> as you know, we have charted slightly different paths over the course of the pandemic, it has been enormously difficult. on this, we are 100% united. >> the health officers say the risk of transmission among children in the classroom is very low. >>> u.s. is sending millions of covid-19 doses abroad. here at home, there is a new plea to parents to get their teens vaccinated. abc 7 news reporter, morgan norwood, has more. >> reporter: a vaccine boost, detailing america's plan to distribute 80 million covid 19 vaccines overseas. >> as the days get writer and brighter at home, we are focused on driving progress to help the pandemic-- help and the pandemic >> reporter: the first 25 million doses going to latin america, asia, africa, gaza, and the west bank. here at

california communities in fire-prone parts of the state in the numerous press conferences that followed newsonted the program and since early 2020 has claimed those projects are finished with 90,000 acres managed to capture a new investigation released wednesday showed the governor misled the public on that figure with only 13% of those 90,000 acres actually managed. the report also showed in 2020, cal fire's fuel reduction numbers drop by half as the administration cut 150 million dollars from the agency's wildfire prevention budget will burn to the beach in the report. cal fire chief thom porter took blame for the inaccurate number of acres burned saying cal fire had neither done our job educating the public nor the governor's office about its wildfire prevention efforts. governor newsom has yet to respond to the findings the buck stops. here it is not. >> porter's fall it is. and the firefighters fall. some state lawmakers like republican assemblyman jim patterson disturbed by the report. he said a bunch of things that turned out to be exaggerations. miss representations if not outright dec

the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rules in california. it also allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. newsome said friday just because the state plans to drop most pandemic-related restrictions, june. 15th does not mean the pandemic is over because we're still in a state of emergency. this disease has not been extinguished. >> it's not it's not taking the summer months off. california is one of 13 states that is not set an end date for its covid-19 related state of emergency. according to the national academy of state and health policy. the others have either dropped the state of emergency or plan to by the end of the summer during this emergency. newsome has issued 58 executive orders to change or suspend hundreds of laws. >> next week to republican lawmakers, including kylie plan to appeal to the state supreme court in a case against newsom and his use of executive power. it's unclear if action there could effectively end the state of emergency were very that if the california supreme court takes a c

the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rules in california. it also allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. newsome said friday just because the state plans to drop most pandemic-related restrictions, june. 15th does not mean the pandemic is over because we're still in a state of emergency. this disease has not been extinguished. >> it's not it's not taking the summer months off. california is one of 13 states that is not set an end date for its covid-19 related state of emergency. according to the national academy of state and health policy. the others have either dropped the state of emergency or plan to by the end of the summer during this emergency. newsome has issued 58 executive orders to change or suspend hundreds of laws. >> next week to republican lawmakers, including kylie plan to appeal to the state supreme court in a case against newsom and his use of executive power. it's unclear if action there could effectively end the state of emergency were very that if the california supreme court takes a c

earlier, governor newson declared a state wide emergency to free up additional energy capacity. now, we have team coverage for you tonight around the bay area. >> let's begin with abc 7 meteorologist, sandy patel, with record-setting temperatures. sandy? >>> yeah, let's take a look at those records. half a dozen records were set locally and around monterey bay. seven degrees breaking the old record, santa rosa was 104, we have 103 in redwood city, san rafael, which was also breaking work records for the day. take a look at how hot. elsewhere, fairfield was 110 degrees. 107 in concord, as i mentioned. even though they weren't records, it was still plenty hot. had to go to half moon bay, where it was in the 60s, to get any relief. right now we have 50s to 80s on those temperatures, still warm inland. excessive heat warnings and red, and advisories in orange, until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. risk of heat illness is there. i will be back to show you exactly how hot, and when you will get relief everywhere, coming right up. done? >> sunday, thank you. >>> the bay areamanagement dirict has e

the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rules in californiaso allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. newsome said friday just because the state plans to drop most pandemic-related restrictions, june. 15th does not mean the pandemic is over because we're still in a state of emergency. this disease has not been extinguished. >> it's not it's not taking the summer months off. california is one of 13 states that is not set an end date for its covid-19 related state of emergency. according to the national academy of state and health policy. the others have either dropped the state of emergency or plan to by th

governor newson made the announcement today, in san francisco.nor is also encouraging parkland's to become permanent. >>> 12 bay officers appear together today, , the first time in more than a year, to urge all school districts to return to full, in person learning, this fall. >> as you know, we have charted slightly different paths over the course of the pandemic, it has been enormously difficult. on this, we are 100% united. >> the health officers say the risk of transmission among children in the classroom is very low. >>> u.s. is sending millions of covid-19 doses abroad. here at home, there is a new plea to parents to get their teens vaccinated. abc 7 news reporter, morgan norwood, has more. >> reporter: a vaccine boost, detailing america's plan to distribute 80 million covid 19 vaccines overseas. >> as the days get writer and brighter at home, we are focused on driving progress to help the pandemic-- help and the pandemic >> reporter: the first 25 million doses going to latin america, asia, africa, gaza, and the west bank. here at home, a 3

en california estamos beneficiando de liderazgo del gobernador gavin newson que hizo las decisiones muytados no lo quisieran hacer esas son las estadÍsticas que vemos hoy a los casos de coronavirus en california mucho mÁs bajos de todas las personas que estÁn tomando las pruebas negativas, los que estamos recibiendo. con esa confianza que estamos haciendo la decisiÓnde abrir la economÍa, pero tomando las precauciones necesarias para gente que no se ha vacunado, por ejemplo, no deben estar afuera sin su mascarilla. por favor, reciban su vakula— hay que seguir y cuidÁndonos hasta estar mÁs seguros. andrea: asÍ es y eso es importante aclararlo. el virus no se ha ido a ningÚn lado. simplemente se estÁ reabriendo por el alto Índice de vacunaciÓn. ya lo ha dicho un poco, pero quiero preguntarle quÉ mensaje tiene, no sÓlo para los negocios, sino para los residentes vacunados y no vacunados ahora que volvemos a recuperar cierta normalidad. alex: para residentes vacunados muchÍsimas gracias por su cooperaciÓn y su liderazgo dentro de su familia y de la comunidad. es una cooperaciÓn que nos ha pe

certainly agree with governor newson and attorney general banta that comparing the assault rifles atssue in the case with the swiss army knife is absurd on its face and is offensive to the families who have lost their loved ones, whether you're talking about shoppers in bolder, colorado, students and teachers in sandy hook, and the list goes on and on. if those were attacks by swiss army knife, there will be a lot more people alive today. >> the guy who killed four people at the gilroy garlic festival who bought the gun in nevada and crossed over state lines and opened fire in california, how effective was this assault weapons ban anyway? >> i would push back against that a little bit. there are states across this country that include about a quarter of the population that have had restricted access to these weapons and they've seen fewer mass shootings and these weapons have become the weapon of choice for mass shooters. but coast to coast we've seen states that have hool these weapons pose to the public and the increased casualties in mass shootings perpetrated with these weapons.

governor newson now slamming the decision saying, quote, today's decision is a direct threat to public safety and the li-es of innocent californians period. the fact that this judge compared the air, 15 to a swiss army knife completely undermines the credibility of this decision and is a slap in the face to the families who have lost loved ones to this weapon. we're not backing down from this fight and will continue pushing for commonsense gun laws that will save lives. we'll continue to follow the fallout from this decision and bring you new developments as we get them. >> new tonight at 9, a new mural is up in the soma district. it's a legendary san francisco musician named sylvester best known in the 1970's for a big hit called you make me feel the singer was known as a pioneer in gender-bending style and glamour. a local artist named josh katz painted it on the side of the oasis club which course has struggled to stay open during the pandemic. it took about one week to paint the tribute that aims to increase representation in public art. >> so that's is like so loved in san francis

. >> the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rules in california. it also allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. so far because of the pandemic and governor newsome using his powers of the governor's office. he's issued 58 executive orders to change or suspend hundreds of laws. >> the number of covid cases across california has gone but some people are worried they could go up when the state reopens on june 15th infectious disease expert monica gandhi, however, says there's no need to worry and here's why. >> i don't. and the reason i don't is any time we've had a search before rate. we had to close things out that was because we didn't have the vaccine and that difference between now and then is really immunity. immunity is like a force field. >> doctor gandhi doesn't think that california's move is going to increase. any infections are many infections because she says as long as you're vaccinated and you keep the distance and you keep wearing a mask. you should be ok, 8.37 right now today to marin

in california governor newson declared a drought emergency in most counties.one reason that they are so concerned. this is the lexington reservoir, it serves santa clara county which home to about 2 million people and silicon valley. it is only about 25% full. the water should be up to the trees that you see behind me. and this is their water supply as they head into the dry season here in california. it won't rain again until the fall, there was very little rain over the winter, and that does not leave the local officials with a whole lot of options. >> we'll try to buy emergency water but number one, it is ten times as much as it was two years ago. and folks are hard pressed to pay their water bill right now. two, even if wecan buy it, it is tough to get to the county. so we're in a real world of hurt. >> reporter: for now they are implementing voluntary restrictions, that could very well become mandatory as this goes on. and i want to show you again the man that you are looking at as we began the segment, that drought monitor, all of california, all nevada

. >> governor newson is suing his own appointed secretary of state to try to get his party affiliation on the recall ballot. he's asking a judge in sacramento county to take action in the next 2 weeks. cut force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the mistake that led to all this end. what comes next. >> 3 words are at the center of this lawsuit between the governor and secretary of state party preference democratic these are the words governor newsome is fighting to have placed either next to or below his name on the recall election ballot. but the state's top elections official says she will not do it without a court order, a sacramento county judge could decide whether governor gavin newsome can include his democratic party preference on the upcoming recall election ballot. >> newsome's legal team is asking for the judge to take immediate action by july 12th. but the richest a new, some first responded to the recall petition against him in february of 2020. he was required to say whether he wanted his party preference on the ballot. that's part of a state law he signed in

well, the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rules in california and also allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. >> so far newsome has issued 58 executive orders and changed a lot of laws on the books as well. so you know, the area that was probably part of the recall effort that the rim ad that he has so much broad authority to do what he thinks is necessary. >> over the decades. san francisco's become a hub for the lgbt community and when celebrating pop pride, it's important to remember. >> who came before us because for the rights that we enjoy right now. a lot of people had to fight for that during this month. this pride month. we take a look back at the evolution of the lgbtq community in the city and pride throughout the for sale of a sacking has our story. >> deep rooted in the fabric of san francisco's culture activism and visibility of the lgbtq community dates back to the gold rush in the mid 1800's a lot of your gender and variants. that's always been president in san francisco. it's reg

governor gavin newson and california governor attorney general, i should say, rob bonta. we'll be in the city to discuss gun violence. they are expected to announce action. the state will take after a federal judge overturned the state's 30 year-old ban on assault weapons. newsom called that decision a threat to public safety it's not clear exactly what policies they will be announcing the news conference is scheduled at 10 this morning. so f 15 minutes from now. we will be following it for you live on kronon. you can download the app for free in your app store. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news over $100,000 worth of louis handbags stolen in the heist. >> now police are asking for your help to track them down. plus, san francisco, a mural throughout san francisco's chinatown targeted for a 3rd time by a vandal. how the community is coming together to stand up against there's an invisible threat in your backyard that could cause deadly heartworm disease for your dog. but not if you protect him every month with heartgard plus, the #1 choice of dogs. digestive an

. >> the state of emergency gives governor newson the broad authority to suspend and impose new rulesfornia. it also allows the federal government to cover the state's covid-19 related costs. so far newsome has issued 58 executive orders to change or suspend hundreds of loss. >> time now is 5.34 the number of covid cases in california is continuing to stay low. but some people are concerned about reopening on june 15th. they're worried that maybe more people get infected infectious disease expert monica gandhi says there's no need to worry. the reopening is different because of obviously the high vaccination rate in people still wearing masks and distancing. and she also doesn't think that will have any other shutdowns after we reopen. >> i don't. and the reason i don't is any time we've had a search before rate. we had to close things out that was because we didn't have the vaccine and that difference between now and then is really immunity. immunity is like a force field. >> can mean the difference is huge because he the vaccination, the protective rate is so high above 95% that the

joining today for their thoughtful and statements rank when you start out with a question to doctor newsonut small businesses and move onto to mr. taylor to talk a little bit about hospitality workforce. over the past year nevada small businesses particularly the businesses who depend on her tourism and hospitality industry for their customers, which we know they struggle to keep the doors open due to covid-19. in response congress passed numerous small business support programs. paycheck protection program, restaurant revitalization fund, help small businesses stay afloat keep their workers on the payroll. unfortunate ppp ran out of funds on may 4 and just yesterday the restaurant revitalization fund stopped taking new applications. with hospitality tours and being slower to recover than other industries additional limited targeted relief may be needed until leisure travelers to mr. newsom as a tourism and hospitality industry slowly recovers from the economic impacts of this public health crisis what additional support do think congress will provide tour small businesses and what investm

newson ha dicho que tiene cinco puntos los 1.000.000.000 $ para pagar el monto total de sus alquileresla notificaciÓn de intenciÓn de denegaciÓn para asÍ poder salvar el trÁmite. todavÍa no entiende porque le quemaron su carrito de helados. hugo dÁvila un vendedor que mÁs de 20 aÑos ha refrescado con sus paletas a varios vecindarios. el trabajo mexicano se siente muy frustrado porque hace apenas un aÑo habÍa vendido el transporte mÁs grande para comprarse el que le acaban de destruir. su hija abre una cuenta para ayudar en los gastos de recuperaciÓn. sobrepasan los 5000 $. en formaciÓn —— la informaciÓn estÁ en pantalla. seguimos con muchÍsimo mÁs en despierta amÉrica. alan: despuÉs de esta informaciÓn. seguro que lo va a poder recuperar. hablÉ con una amiga. [risas] conversÉ con eva longoria. puso la voz a uno de los protagonistas. llega a los cines este 2 de julio. una charla muy a gusto. [habla en inglÉs] [risas] alan: cÓmo estÁs eva hermosa. es increÍble la gente lo sabe. gracias a dios tengo el placer de que somos amigos. eres una persona extraordinaria. conozco de tu vida. no par

executive order order also does not in the statewide emergency declaration, which means that governor newsonstill has the power to change or suspend. >> state laws in the future. >> now cal osha did release a new proposal for those covid-19 safety standards in the workplace. and as you might know, the agency did rescind the first set of changes because those new standards simply didn't fall in line with guidance from guidelines from the cdc. >> nor the state department of public health kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> cal osha has come up with a new proposal to modify its current covid-19 safety protocols in the workplace under the new proposal fully vaccinated employees do not need to wear face coverings except for certain situations during outbreaks and in settings, where the california department of public health requires all persons to wear them employers must verify and document the vaccination status. a fully vaccinated employees. if they do not wear face coverings indoors. physical distancing requirements have been eliminated except for certain employees during major outbre