if you see your friend, you throw oranges really hard. but people aet hurt, oranges really hard. does that _ oranges really hard. but people get hurt, does that matter? - oranges really hard. but people| get hurt, does that matter? no, no. laughs . iam not laughs . i am not entirely sure that is true but luckily for me, one team has agreed to let me ride in their cars during the infamous battle, so i will soon find out the hard way. i had met my fellow teammates at a farmhouse where they are prepping for the big showdown. so, this is the first time i've been on this task, this is going to be my courage to stop this is where i will be the daddy and i will be going through town, throwing these things at other people. i'm an obvious target, that is the whole point. but first, a trial run. wow, it really works you! ! and thatis wow, it really works you! ! and that is just a soft trial, wow! as i recover and psych myself up as i recover and psych myself up for the battle, my comrades prepared recovery. surprisingly, it is actually the presentation of your cards and horses that you are

if you see your friend, you throw oranges really hard. but people get hurt, does that matter?ut luckily for me, one team has agreed to let me ride in their carts during the infamous battle, so i will soon find out the hard way. i had met my fellow teammates at a farmhouse where they are prepping for the big showdown. so, this is the first time i've been on this task, this is going to be my carriage. this is where i will be the baddie and i will be going through town, throwing these things at other people. i'm an obvious target, that is the whole point. but first, a trial run. wow, it really whacks you! wow! and that is just a soft trial, wow! as i recover and psych myself up for the battle, my comrades prepared a cavalry. surprisingly, it is actually the presentation of your carts and horses that you are judged on during the battle, not your orange throwing prowess. ok, so we have had the lunch, people have had some drinks and whatever to build up some sort of dutch courage. i have got now my armoury on, my insignia, my helmet is here. i have been given lots of advice, can i b

we've picked orange we've got agreement from our labor groups that orange is an appropriate time to return to in person and it >>other roadblock set to returning to a full-scale learning include formalizing agreements with teachers and other groups and also more vaccine as for limited in person learning that we spoke of the district says that could affect as many as 4 to 500 of the highest need students and will get underway later this month live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news rob. thank you in marin county now most k through 6 public schools. >>they've already resumed in person classes. but most students there going on a very limited basis, maybe just a few hours a day. all public high schools, they're still doing their distance learning. warren county superintendent of schools, mary jane burke says a change though could be coming in the near future. >>because we're in the purple tier we have to wait till we return to the red tier for 5 days and so we just heard from public health actually a few minutes ago that that could be as early next tuesday so we might have the opportunity to

james madison was from right here where we're standing here which is orange county which has been the heart of virginia in about half an hour north of charlottesville and he grew up in this house which is right behind us which is changed over the years and they brought no closer back to what it was. when he was a very young boy he was raised over there in another more primitive kind of development before his father built this house which was a big deal. madison was the son of definitely privileged family. here his father was a planter and grew up kind of in the elite gentry of virginia families and was the oldest of several siblings so he brought into the world the experience of being an oldest brother and had a very demanding and unconventional father who raised him here and a mother who was very warm and may be a little anxious as some of the studies and i write about it in the book and so he was the eldest son of a premier family in virginia at that time and he enjoyed all the benefits and all the burdens that came with that so he was sent away to an elite boarding school when he w

these folks ate 66 oranges, and they had to eat a big box of oranges.ng to embarrass my mother down in south carolina. we went to hawaii and my mother could not bring the melon back on the plane because they don't let you bring certain produce and things back. i was like, you should just eat it now, but she didn't eat it. we had to toss it. >> i am still bitter about the full bottles of shampoo and coit e and now, this dolphin is predicting -- it's a clearwater aquarium dolphin and it predicts the winner of the super bowl will be the kansas city chiefs. >> wait, what? that is not bad. and this man who got arrested see if you know where he is from? >> oh, is it a florida man that got arrest inside. >> yes. >> and he got arrested because he was trying to call 911 for a ride home. they said, you are abusing our >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actor and author, david duchovny. and, tips for protecting your skin, as we continue our "winter wellness week." plus, we will check in with our family. all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applau

but orange county is where you really understand who he was and how he came to be.one of the battles of his life, what was he going to be and what was he going to do for a loving, basically. what he was really good at was legislating and understanding problems, researching them, coming up with a solution and an approach to really crucial public policy problems that everybody else couldn't understand or couldn't figure out how to translate into some kind of solution in politics. that was what he was good at. but he, because of the example of his father, because he inherited a plantation he had had had the run, he had a very difficult time ever settling on a vocation that was outside of government and public service. he had a terrible time becoming a lawyer. a lot of the book i chronicle the difficulties he had being a successful plantation operator and farmer. he had an equally harder time becoming a lawyer which is what he felt like he needed to do. and there are these really funny passages where he's complaining about just how boring and difficult and intense the s

that is when the city reaches the orange tier. teachers and staff would go back without getting vaccinated. san francisco currently in the purple tier. parents say those are unrealistic expectations >> i don't believe any kids will be back this spring. most of us don't believe that they have a plan for the fall either. >> now the union and the school district were meeting on an almost daily basis. when we will make it into the red tier or orange tier and getting everybody vaccinated considering the limited number of doses that the city has, well that is anybody's guess on when that will happen. that is why parents say they are not optimistic about going back to in person learning this school year. back to you. >>> developing news a san francisco father says he is thankful and elated after his two children ages 2 and 4 are back home. that is after he spent four hours agonizing over their whereabouts following a carjacking. they were found unharmed in his minivan stolen as he made a doordash delivery in pacific heights on saturday n

that being the moderate or orange tier instead of the lowest, yellow. restrictions remain. 25% capacity with reservations required at the parks and guests limited to those who live in the county. >> harbor boulevard has been re- nicknamed the boulevard of broken dreams. that is where it really stands. there is a lot of small business owners who are struggling wanting to get their businesses open and they can't until disney opens. >> the legislation is modeled after other states that have allowed theme parks to reopen safely. >> the governor likes to talk about data and science. theme parks across the united states and the globe have been open in states like texas and florida. in those states they have no criteria or guidelines. >> business people in the disney resort are keeping their fingers crossed that orange county could move into the orange tier in april or may if vaccinations and testing rates increase. >>> if the county does move into the orange tier in april or may, disneyland could welcome guests back in the summer. >>> the maker of the weedkil

the bill request the governor reopen parks, in the more orange tier moderate orange tier. >>> they would like to talk about data and science. the parks across united states, and with the globe, have been open in states like texas and florida, and they have no criteria or guidelines. >>> and people have their fingers crossed, orange county could move into the orange tier, in april, and if that happens, disneyland could possibly open in the summer. >>> that would be good news, for sure. >>> coming up next, recently shuttered bay area landmark gets burglarized, and irreplaceable items were stolen. >>> we cannot preserve it for future generations. >>> there is no doubt that the need is immediate for affordable housing. >>> also, the plan to transform yet another southbay community. >>> later on, more from super bowl, the one buccaneers player who seems to have turned his life around after some quality time with >>> let's take a live look at ocean beach in san francisco from the shuttered clubhouse. police on the lookout for some thieves who broke into the historic building and ripped off som

iwhich president and donald trump went from orange to red, actually.— orange to red, actually.this will be a very funny three—part documentary there are all sorts of secrets coming out. i'm afraid i have to go back to the hand but i do think fiona hill might have been to blame in part because were she not the one who put theresa may in a bronze leather trousers which may have given mr trump the wrong idea? it was certainly his colour. john major and edwina currie and boris and carrie and all these people in the public eye doing things you never have idea about at all until much later but pooled —— poor old theresa may, the worst thing she will have ever done is put on a seven kilo necklace to give a speech about the worst thing she is anxious about the worst thing she is anxious about having to hold the sweaty part of donald trump. find about having to hold the sweaty part of donald trump.— of donald trump. and he is loving life without _ of donald trump. and he is loving life without twitter? _ of donald trump. and he is loving life without twitter? of _ of donald trump. and he

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here is because the orange shares the place at which we feel like. >>things are open in the community at a level which is similar to what the school classroom setting would be like other roadblock to reopening include formalizing agreements with teachers and other labor groups to say nothing. what kind of funding the state will commit to schools. san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>in san francisco, the mayor is now going to the courts to try and get the city public schools back open today, the city of san francisco took the extraordinary step of filing a lawsuit against its own school district and school board kron four's maureen kelly explains how we got here. >>the lawsuit filed today by city attorney dennis herrera calls the san francisco school board and the school district's reopening plan woefully inadequate he's seeking a court order to direct the prepared to offer in person learning as safely and as soon as possible the leadership both the school district and the educators union can seem to get their act together. >>the board of education i

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. >> stephen: apples or oranges? orange, right? you can put peanut butter on a slice of apple. >> but that's not why i eat fruit. i don't view fruit as a peanut butter delivery system. >> stephen: have you ever asked someone for their autograph? >> uh, yes. >> stephen: would you mind sharing who that is? >> it was-- i thought when-- the very first time i ever went to a baseball game when i was seven years old, i thought it would be very easy just to go down to the giants' clubhouse in candlestick park, explain to everybody around me that i wanted willie mays' autograph, and if i just crawled out to the edge and stuck my head over the side and waved a piece of paper and a pen that willie mays' would be, "of course, kid," during the game. because i had seen too many tv shows where-- and we weren't allowed even up close. so, i didn't get the autograph, but i wanted it. >> stephen: what do you think happens when we die? >> i think we get to race automobiles. i think we get to put on crash helmets and beat a.j. foyt. >> s

perhaps s they do. >> what will it take to get to that orange tier?re are two important factors, the caseerate and the positivity ready. san francisco's positivity rate now is good enough to be in the orange tier. when it comes to cases, we need less than 4 per 100,000 people. we have 12.5. that is too high, dan. >> understandable teachers want to get vaccinated. didn't the cdc director rochelle walensky say earlier in the week that a vaccine wasn't a prerequisite to going back to school. >> that took everyone by surprised. that a vaccine is not required but only if you have all of the necessary safety measures in place. now director walensky says her agency plans to release guidance on whether teachers should be vaccinated before schools fully reopen in person. >> more to come, obviously. thanks very much. it is almost the weekend. just in time we will see >> all lanes are open after a garbage truck caught fire in san francisco. the truck went up in flames around 11:30. in the northbound lanes near the off ramp. all lanes were closed for some time. a

orange?athan: i use orange bitters. tom: ok, good. jonathan: in the morning? tom: yeah, the bitters are great. jonathan: we are not on the same page about that. [laughter] i'm not thinking now -- i'm not drinking now, tom. tom: kevin cirilli, our chief washington correspondent, joins us on the streets of washington. i want to talk about the delightful maxine waters. she and i had a conversation a couple of years ago about how she became a politician out of the riots in los angeles decades ago. she's 82 years old. what is maxine waters going to do today? kevin: maxine waters, and many ways, is the original alexandria ocasio-cortez, and as you mentioned, has had a prolific career in the house financial services committee especially. so to your point, she is fiery, she is not afraid to get into a back-and-forth with whomever is sitting in the confirmation chair were in the hearing chair. yesterday on "bloomberg sound on," i spoke to mick mulvaney, who has been grilled by chairwoman maxine waters

you see the red and orange color. look at the key at the top left as well. that will illustrate the moipt wind. we will see that expand. lower elevations also picking up about 15-30 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon. we hold with that pattern through 10:00 p.m. tomorrow night. and then after that, i do think we'll start to see this wind event move on out of here as we move into thursday morning. so the big problem, if you're like me, and you have allergies, it has been a rough go the past two days. we have elm, cedar, pine, ash, even wild plum trees all in the high category. if you suffer from allergies, you may need to limit your outdoor exposure. tomorrow we'll start off chilly, sunshine, 42 in the east bay. daytime highs dropping off as the colder, windy system starts to dip down. 67 in san francisco and 69 in palo alto. now we still have a chance of wind coming our way this weekend. but there is an important update i want to share with you. looks like this system is starting to pull off more to the east. it's taking some of the extremely dangerous wind w

. >> it's an apples and oranges comparison and he frankly knows better. and to me, that's a sign that the republican senators, even the most ardent trump supporters, know this is a really week case. so that's sort of an attempt to cloud matters. but the president of the united states foments an armed insurrection, that's impeachable, putting aside the first amendment considerations in a criminal case. >> seung min, when we talked to ben ginsburg yesterday, he said

any orange-flavored liquor would do. i thought we would also use blood oranges in our custard.th a great grator. just cut and squeeze. it just makes sense. and cut your oorc orange in half. i'm adding this pink juice to our custard. take your sliced brioche and let it soak. just a short time. it can get too wet if you leave it in too long. now for the cooking, four tablespoons of safflower oil or another unflavored oil, and two tablespoons of butter. melt the butter, get the oil sizzling. everyone always asks me what is my favorite holiday? and i always say, it is the next holiday that is coming. i feel that way about each and every holiday. valentine's day is a very special day and our family. ever since i was a child, making valentine's day card boxes for my classmates -- oh, gorgeous! oh, and it puffs up a little bit because it's brioche. oh, there is a perfect one. so two gorgeous slices of french toast, some segmented oranges, a really nice touch. and i've made some really cute heart-shaped butters, and put that right on the top of your french toast. we're not counting cal

i wish i had a gun just in case they try to run up on me. >> stephen: apples or oranges. >> oranges cuz but oranges you can put vodka with. >> stephen: have you ever. >> it makes an alcoholic beverage alkaline. >> stephen: tiffany, have you ever asked someone for their autograph? >> yes. >> stephen: who? >> halle berry,. >> stephen: did you get it, did she say yes? >> no. but my grandma got it for me, my grandma worked at-- prime rib restaurant in beverly hills and she got it for me. >> stephen: my mother got halle berry's autograph for me. >> she only gives her autograph to older women, see? >> stephen: true story. what do you think happens when you die? >> i think that your body disintegrates and goes away and i think your soul goes and has a meeting with the-- i think your soul goes to have a meeting decide if you should come back or not, that is what i want to think happens. >> stephen: oh wow. >> and then everybody fights over your belongings. >> stephen: they're fighting over all that underwear you didn't throw out. this looks comfortable. okay, exercise, worth it? >> yes, definit

term that they climb up i am getting chills they climb up to the tallest bleachers of the orange bowl to watch the city burn, the city of miami burn, tell me about that moment and incredibly and vividly imperfect miami style extinguish unintended the riots. >> you can imagine your refugee and you've already been through hell you may have well of been inside crushed with 10000 other people in a limited space in your own cuban government and then put in a camp and then you been put if you're lucky you were put on a boat otherwise you are jammed like sardines and you get to america, key west and then another barb wire enclosure and then finally you're in miami and yet the orange bull and baby are hoping that a family member is going to find you there and then the city in the country that has been your great home they even think about for 20 years catches fire and around the orange bowl there was riots and fires and is everything you hoped doesn't exist and it's sort of an extraordinary moment in american history. i forgot part two of the question. >> this occurred, the verdict regrettabl

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the bay area and some spots really kind of get hammered right now you see some yellow you see some orangen some red beginning to show up specially part of the east bay. they're seeing some heavier amounts of rain coming down there, in dublin and livermore you're seeing some heavy bands now pushing through facts of the rain rates there as the system comes by fairly heavy as it continues to move through so certainly right there you're looking some pretty heavy rainfall an inch per hour and that's some heavy rain that's moving through doesn't look like it's going to cause any flash flooding, but certainly enough to cause some pulling out there on the roadways and make it a little more dangerous out there are very slick out there continues. they were you seeing some of that rain in your direction to some that moving a little further to the south now in the union city a little further north now you see the stanley and are just pockets of scattered a moderate amounts of rainfall moving there and we'll continue to see that kind of move through is we've got another cell that is just off the coast

>> reporter: these are the people it happened to, the jessee clan of orange county, california. they vacation together -- >> i'm tired, i'm ready to go home. >> reporter: share birthdays -- >> this one's for bev. >> happy new year! >> reporter: even got together for a monthly game of 10-pins. what these grainy home videos don't show is what is yet to come. which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, mice so clever, that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. to begin with, it was 1998. "shakespeare in love" won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a sweltering august night, hottest of the year, when cheryl deedham got a strange call from her dad, jack jessee. >> i was getting ready for bed. and my phone rings and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time was this? >> 9:20. >> reporter: he was worried about his wife, sandra. she was missing. >> what did he think had happened? >> he thought she may have got in an accident or something. >> reporter: she'd run to this nearby mall on a quick errand

we've picked orange we've got agreement from our labor groups that orange is an appropriate time to return to in person. >>other roadblock to reopening include formalizing agreements with teachers and other labor groups to say nothing. what kind of funding the state will commit to schools. san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>9.33 and there's mixed reaction from the director of the cdc saying schools can safely reopen even if teachers are not vaccinated the cdc director cites data that shows that social distancing and wearing masks significantly reduces the spread of covid in schools. some health experts agree with that many local school leaders however are insisting that they should wait until the teachers get their shots as data stream that when you wear mask. >>even if in the low chance, you are the disease that you got as much less severe because it a virus and you got explosives we're in the middle of a historic pandemic i mean millions of people have died so to me. >>you know you can you can make up for lost learning but once huge are dead or kill your grandmother by giving them covi

you have darker orange i should say you have a higher infection rate germany currently has an incidence rate of 61 sweden and the czech republic more than $200.00 we have this look now at the challenges that are facing the european union. vaccines variance and freedom of movement about a year into the pandemic the block is struggling to keep up with recent developments as e.u. council president michel made clear in his invitation letter to this 2 day leaders conference it remains challenging due to the emergence of new variants and the need to strike the right balance between restrictions and the smooth flow of goods and services in the single market. the block has failed to coordinate its anti coronavirus measures with traffic piling up at some of its internal borders like here between germany and the czech republic joins us now to these guns and chided us with for us it is essential to make sure keeping the safety of her citizens in mind that the variance of the virus do not make it to germany. not. with member states acting on their own brussels has reacted with a slap on the wrist.

are dead now as our international flag demonstrates it is the green else the boy understands the orange and squeezed into it on songs between deteriorate drugs and it's not gold i think it. is aren't you mary lee we don't allow stop you then more from the leader of the opposition an island after this will break. the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests what you see in this these techniques is the state devising methods to him to essentially destroy the personality of an individual. by scientific means this is how one doctor's theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against prisoners deemed a danger to the state that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation psychological torture of the cia disseminated within the us intelligence community and worldwide among our allies for the next 30 years then to other victims say they still live with the consequences today. when a trauma happens it changes us literally it causes a chemical change in our d.n.a. and this changes the wear jeans function.

orange county could move to orange tier in april. if that happens, disneyland can open in the summer. >>> a live look downtown, san francisco's castro district is set to become the city's latest neighborhood to try and stop crime through newly launched community ambassador program. the initiative will place unarmed public safety ambassadors in the neighborhood tuesday through saturday from ssors are meant to be what the program calls an extra set of eyes and ears in the area. >>> let's go to nato see how the roads are shaping up this morning. how is it in> so much for frida we've got a handful of trouble spots that will affect your drive. you will see brake lights in altamont pass plus sunol grade. let's start with the trouble spots in the east bay. if headed west bound 205, 80 connector into altamont pass, slow and go conditions this morning. you have brake lights at munoz house extending beyond north flynn with travel time at 36 minutes 205 to 680. if you are getting on 680, south 680 at sheridan, a traffic hazard. uple kiat er the

the countys in orange, have is more than 10% in the population with one vaccine. you notice only one county is in the red. 9% of the population has gotten a dose. everyone else is in orange. the most with 13%, you see there. 13% is, right there. contra costa county, everyone in orange. san matteo, san francisco and marin county above 10%. a closer look at santa clara county, this shows the cumulative number of doses. the blue bar is the people with the first doses. the green bar, everyone that received two doses. and more than 200,000 doses administered and this is what health officials want to see. this number continuing to go up. >> raj, gym owners and the mbs are on putting maximum pressure the allow workouts in doors on gavin newsom, one of the largest gyms made aespe dte and determined plea online. we have more on the mounting pressure and how one south bay gym is defying the rules. >> the head of the wig big planet fitness chain went public with a plea to the governor to allow gyms to reopen. but with facilities such a this remaining close, other gyms are op

that orange dot is mike pence. the flashing red dot is the mob, the mob chanting they wanted to hunt him down and hang him for refusing to overturn the election in donald trump's favor. look how close those dots are. this is a disturbing thing to learn this week, how close the

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation. man: so this is a tradition here. we put cups in the freezer, best way to drink milk. [cows mooing] one thing i've learned about cows here, of which about 2,500 are milking and then you have a dry period, in a perfect world, 60 days. [cows mooing] she has a calf, and then she produces milk again for another year. [whistles] lot of our milk gets made into butter. and then some of our milk also goes to making mozzarella cheese. there's a good chance you're tasting some of our milk every day. [engine starts] he likes--he likes driving papa around. i'm just--i'm teaching him for later when i'll actually need a driver. you're gonna go out the same way. go slow. you know, a few years ago, california adopted a regulation that really forced our industry to start looking at ways to mitigate the methane that comes off or out of the cow. you never want to get more regulations thrown on top of you. they're extremely hard to deal with, and sometimes you can't deal with them. everybody's kind of gr

our you know as our international like demonstrates it is his post it's the green else the way the orange and wires didn't get us on songs between deteriorate and there's no gold i can tell you i wasn't aren't you mary lou we don't allow stop you then more from the leader of the opposition and i learned after this short break. there are viable guys. you want to start there are always are. there are you going to get a bad. idea. oh heck no. this is a repatriation team we get arrested 7 years. delegates every year our guys are hard . welcome back i'm still here with the president often framed mary lou mcdonald well i do want to ask you actually about another irish american situation you're aware the u.s. troops landed at shannon airport and broke the covert restrictions in the air are you convinced that michael covered his assurances are accurate this won't happen again or is basically a a craft carrier of the united states why no one else and i and is a military neutral and start has been very very serious concerns for quite some time in transit state use such talent and the implications f

that is when the city reaches the orange tier. teachers and staff would go back without getting vaccinated. san francisco is in the purple tier right now. >> i don't believe nor do any of my friends believe that any kids are going to be back this spring. most o a fall er.>> now when i comes down to e number of vaccines the city has, as well as when they will be in either red or orange tier, that the point there is no reopening date. those things are all very uncertain. things remain to be seen. at the very least, at least there is an agreement in place. back to you. >>> schools could open as early has week depending on case numbers in contra costa county. in person instruction can resume if the adjusted covid-19 case rate is below 25 cases per 100,000 residents for five consecutive days. a covid safety plan also has to be filed with the county and the state. >>> the home of the 49ers is on the verge of being transformed into one of the largest vaccination sites in the state. it is a long time coming for santa clara county. the sit

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we can't predict when san francisco will be in the red or orange tier and we can't predict when he will complete bargaining. >> the biggest snag seems to be the labor agreement. while the board may ratify its plan tonight there is still no deal and no deal means kids continue to stay home. >> we don't want to just offer half days. we know the transitions are hard. >> while students feel the brunt of the back and forth the timeline continues. schools close march 13th of last year. they were cleared by the governor's guidelines to reopen september 21th last year. they didn't. so the city sued the district in february on the third, followed by an emergency order a week late compelling the district toward reopen but the district delayed a vote until today. through a possible recall of three board members and frustrated parents in to the mix and the saga continues. the school board meeting is at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. parentsrequested that the agenda item for the proposed reopening plan be moved up. school board agreed. >> the union agreed to go back to school in the purple tier with vacc

>>kron four's gayle joining us live from the city to explain gal, you can move from red orange to purple it seems like almost overnight so still some issues to work out here. >>yeah grant and vicki no set date yet but we but we do know is that younger students will be allowed to attend classes first and public schools they've been preparing for this. >>san francisco, public schools are getting closer to welcoming students back to the classrooms. the district in teachers union have been negotiating safety in the age of covid tuesday evening, the san francisco board of education has reached an agreement with the teachers union that includes covid-19 screening testing cleaning and sanitizing on a daily bases, public schools have been shuttered for a year in the city forcing parents to home school their children pairing so fed up they staged a protest outside close schools earlier this week to bring awareness to students struggling with distance learning the past year in a statement, san francisco school board president says quote we know students and families are struggling right now we hea

. >> the health department is hoping that we will be able to move into the orange tier sooner rather than later because of the trend of falling covid cases. in marin. >>> this was the scene in san mateo. gym goers wasted no time at this 24 hour fitness. a lot of changes had to be the burn calories and build muscle at a safe distance. >>> san francisco is moving to phase1b today. that means workers and education and child care, emergency services, and agriculture will be added to the eligibility list. >>> santa clara officials opening new vaccination site at gilroy high school. the direct gave the county the green light to make it happen. the school is on west 10th and officials have the ability to give a thousand vaccinations a day there. right now it's by appointment only. >>> palo alto has expanded vaccine eligibility to people 55 and up. >>> going live now to the white house where with in the hour the president is scheduled to sign an order demanding a review of supply chains. this is aimed at eliminating future shortages of vaccine related products and ppe. speaking of at the sam

i chose yellow, orange, and red. yellow at the top, then the orange in the center, and i am making a stripe right through the center all the way across. last, my red, which makes a cool fade. time for the outline. unclenate's creative time. figure it out. now we are going to do a drop shadow. a shadow underneath each letter and to the side. it is really going to give it a 3-d look. wow! great job. i bet you didn't think you could draw that. now you can draw bubble letters you can use it to draw things for your friends, cards. it is really useful. i hope you had a good time. i will see you next time on uncle nate's creativity time. ♪ >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a