>> yea. >> chair ronan? >> yea. >> the motion passes without objection, with supervisor stefani being excused. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please read item number four. >> an ordinance to modify the number and qualifications of numbers on the african-american arts and cultural district community and advisory committee to extend the date of the committee to january 2023, and to extend to july 2021, the report and recommendations from the city department describing the district and proposing and acknowledge and preserve the cultural legacy of the district. we also have a request for a committee report on this matter. >> chairwoman: thank you. supervisor walton? >> thank you so much again, chair ronan, and supervisor mar. just for a little bit of history, in 2018, the board of supervisors established the african-american arts and cultural district in the bay view neighborhood, and i want to thank chair ronan for all of her work. it is very important work and we truly appreciate you. und

robinson pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as did his boss, ronan hughes. nica, and another lorry driver, eamonn harrison, were also found guilty. the criminals involved in this case made their money from misery. they knew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it anyway. their 39 victims had boarded what they'd been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route to england. translation: nobody knew that the journey to the uk was going to be like that. if they had known, nobody would have let their children risk their lives on such a dangerous journey. the older cousin's father thinks he was tricked. translation: i don't know what happened. but something must have changed in their plan. either that, or he was scammed. pham thi tra my died trying repeatedly to call her family. she'd only left vietnam a few days earlier, travelling via china. 0thers came through c

robinson pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as did his boss, ronan hughes.on, were also found guilty. the criminals involved in this case made their money from misery. they knew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it anyway. their 39 victims had boarded what they'd been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route to england. translation: nobody knew that the journey to the uk was going to be like that. if they had known, nobody would have let their children risk their lives on such a dangerous journey. the older cousin's father thinks he was tricked. translation: i don't know what happened. but something must have changed in their plan. either that, or he was scammed. pham thi tra my died trying repeatedly to call her family. she'd only left vietnam a few days earlier, travelling via china. 0thers came through countries as diverse as russia, germany and por

we got to end it there ronan, thank you david zaslav, it's good to see you.. >> you are welcome, a programming note, jason blum spotifies, don as they involve the live stream this afternoon to talk about transforming media. register to join us at cnbcevents.com/evolvelive stream we'll be right back. when we started carvana, they told us that selling cars 100% online wouldn't work. but we went to work. building an experience that lets you shop over 17,000 cars from home. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing retailer. because our customers love it. see for yourself, at carvana.com. >>> welcome back to "squawk box," yes, it's important breaking news, initial continuing claims, initial claims down. 712,000 versus a slightly revised 787,000. this breaks the streak the last couple of weeks, of course, have been moving higher, and

robinson pleaded guilty to manslaughter, as did his boss ronan hughes.ver, eamonn harrison, were also found guilty. the criminals involved in this case made their money from misery. they knew what they were doing was dangerous, but they did it any way. their 39 victims had boarded what they had been promised was a vip service — among them two cousins, nguyen van hung and 18—year—old hoang van tiep. in vietnam, the teenager's father still prays for him daily. his mother told us they thought they were paying £10,000 for a safe route to england. translation: nobody knew that the journey to the uk was going to be like that. if they had known, nobody would have let their children risk their lives on such a dangerous journey. the older cousin's father thinks he was tricked. translation: i don't know what happened. but something must have changed in their plan. either that, or he was scammed. pham thi tra my died trying repeatedly to call her family. she had only left vietnam a few days earlier, travelling via china. 0thers came through countries as diverse as

as a parent and pediatrician i see the impacts every day. >> now, ronan introduced a resolution. leaders from other cities plan to do the same. there's no shortage of other groups, though, that feel they belong close door the front of the line including food service and grocery workers who have been hit hard. in ten minutes no cuts when it comes to covid vaccinations. we investigate what's being done to make sure the rich and powerful don't jump to the front of the line. another sign of a dire situation unfolding in santa clara county. good samaritan hospital in san jose put up that tent you see there to extend its waiting area. it currently has 37 covid patients. actually the lowest number of any hospital in the bay area county. >> our capacity changes its dynamic, so we will have room for you. >> covid patients will not be turned away. >> covid patients are never turned away. if we need to transfer a patient, we will. but so far we haven't had to do that. >> other parts of the state now in the san joaquin valley, less than 2%, 2% of icu beds are available. sacramento region dip

well, during a virtual meeting yesterday san francisco supervisor hillary ronan called on the governor to make teachers a vaccination priority. that way kids can get back to school. she's not the only one pushing for that idea. >> despite the heroic efforts of educators to teach remotely closures are nothing short after crisis for children in california. as a parent and pediatrician, i see the impacts every day. >> supervisor ronan introduced a resolution. leaders from other cities plan to do the same. there is no shortage of other groups who feel they belong closer to the frontline including food service and grocery store workers who have been hit hard by the virus. and that news comes following another harsh day in the pandemic. more than 3,100 new recorded deaths right here in the u.s. another record breaking the one set just on wednesday. and that's in addition to the nearly 230,000 new infections. the death toll also rising here in california. the state department just confirming 220 additional ones just yesterday. the overall count exceeds 20,000. the total number of cases expect

let me start with you, ronan. in your reporting it seems unclear whether or not the most dramatic james bond-like account is correct. that is, that the israelis used a robot, no human beings involved, in this assassination. what i'm struck by is that the iranian revolutionary guard seems to argue or present the case that that was, in fact, what happened. what do you think is going on? why is the iranian revolutionary guard putting out the story that it was done by robots? >> yeah, thank you, fareed. thank you for the invite. the revolutionary guard are spreading a story, the first one to tweet the story is a relative of one of the top commanders of the revolutionary guard that this was completely a remote-controlled unmanned robokiller assassination that was done with no assassins on site. therefore, they can explain at least part of their security in protecting. they were the ones who were supposed to protect one of the people that were directly threatened by israel and by the united states, a person designated b

his boss ronan hughes had sent him an urgent message.f vapour, and a trailer full of bodies. the vip service had been a death trap. there is no vip service. these are the lies people are told to be exploited, and finding out at the very last minute and realising, as you die, the vip service was a terrible lie. the gang who killed the 39 were prolific, and there had possibly been an opportunity to stop them. just before the deaths, they had run two almost identical but successful smuggling trips, ending on a country lane in essex. the lorry was unloaded in this muddy lay—by. a couple whose home overlooks the site saw around 15 people getting out of the truck and into a group of waiting cars. they called the police, but the people smuggling gang wasn't identified, until after the 39 deaths, 12 days later. the gang's bosses were a british—romanian from essex and ronan hughes, a haulier from county armagh, who organised the lorry drivers. here george is seen delivering a bag full of money tissues. full of money to hughes. charges are still b

>> yea. >> chair ronan? >> yea. >> the motion passes without objection, with supervisor stefani being excused. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please read item number four. >> an ordinance to modify the number and qualifications of numbers on the african-american arts and cultural district community and advisory committee to extend the date of the committee to january 2023, and to extend to july 2021, the report and recommendations from the city department describing the district and proposing and acknowledge and preserve the cultural legacy of the district. we also have a request for a committee report on this matter. >> chairwoman: thank you. supervisor walton? >> thank you so much again, chair ronan, and supervisor mar. just for a little bit of history, in 2018, the board of supervisors established the african-american arts and cultural district in the bay view neighborhood, and i want to thank chair ronan for all of her work. it is very important work and we truly appreciate you. und

ronan, i don't believe for a moment you eat sausage rolls?me on! what i also love is that we have seen your kids grow up through this process. are they much more aware now of what is actually going on and the force that is generated by their mum and dads exploit every year? yeah, our eldest is for now. he gets it. he has seen the video. are you singing and dancing. he fully get involved. it's lovely to watch them grow up and to be part of it. and to teach them that you can give back. we try to teach them about what we have been doing and why we do the silly videos. you are legends. the two of you. they should be very proud. the best of luck. it is you against mariah carey, as ever. who?! who is mariah carey?! it finishes tonight at 12pm. so please, everybody, if you can afford it, download it. 100% will go to food banks in the uk. thank you. can you do it? i would love to ask your views on a pole straight —— post brexit trade deal, because we are waiting for an impact on sausage roll sales, but sadly we have run out of time. so we will wish y

i also want to mention that supervisor ronan is very supportive of items 10 and 11, which you continued today, so i will see you again on january 20th, and thanks so much for my time. >> thank you, my apologies, i lost your text in the chat. so commissioners, wanted to -- i know mr. justin mentioned this already, we are r returning the alternatives and the draft will come back before us at a future date. so, let's go ahead and commissioner pearlman. >> i'm happy to kick this off. most of you probably remember my feelings about the historical status of the site being so severely deteriorated and the encouragement of housing on here i'm thrilled to hear from miss vineheart the project has come from what was pretty contentious community voice from our hearing whenever that was about this project. so, i think that the proposed project is an excellent project. it seems to -- it seems to really meet the requirements of the developer as well as satisfy the community for what they were looking for. i think the alternatives are quite good. they are, you know, they are well thought through. they

>> yea. >> chair ronan? >> yea. >> the motion passes without objection, with supervisor stefani being excused. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. mr. clerk, can you please read item number four. >> an ordinance to modify the number and qualifications of numbers on the african-american arts and cultural district community and advisory committee to extend the date of the committee to january 2023, and to extend to july 2021, the report and recommendations from the city department describing the district and proposing and acknowledge and preserve the cultural legacy of the district. we also have a request for a committee report on this matter. >> chairwoman: thank you. supervisor walton? >> thank you so much again, chair ronan, and supervisor mar. just for a little bit of history, in 2018, the board of supervisors established the african-american arts and cultural district in the bay view neighborhood, and i want to thank chair ronan for all of her work. it is very important work and we truly appreciate you. und

it's you and saoirse ronan, and others, but you're the two main characters.eal person. who was mary anning? >> so, mary anning, she lived from 1799 to about 1847, and she was-- she was a woman of scientific brilliance in the world of paleontology. she was self-taught. she was uneducated, and very, very working class from a poverty-stricken background. and she-- she was the unsung hero of fossil discovery. she found the first icuous, when she was only 11 years old, and later on in her 20s found what was then discovered to be the first remains of a pterodactyl. she was also responsible for finding the copperrite, which is fossilized poo. from that discovery scientists were able to identify what dinosaurs had eaten. but she lefd in a world of geology that was dominated by men and who would buy her finds and claim them as their own discovery. so that's why i say she was an unsung hero. and it was an enormous privilege to play someone like her. she was a formidable character. >> stephen: it's a beautiful film. a bit bleak at times. it's the 1840s on the seaside in

i also want to mention that supervisor ronan is very supportive of items 10 and 11, which you continued today, so i will see you again on january 20th, and thanks so much for my time. >> thank you, my apologies, i lost your text in the chat. so commissioners, wanted to -- i know mr. justin mentioned this already, we are r returning the alternatives and the draft will come back before us at a future date. so, let's go ahead and commissioner pearlman. >> i'm happy to kick this off. most of you probably remember my feelings about the historical status of the site being so severely deteriorated and the encouragement of housing on here i'm thrilled to hear from miss vineheart the project has come from what was pretty contentious community voice from our hearing whenever that was about this project. so, i think that the proposed project is an excellent project. it seems to -- it seems to really meet the requirements of the developer as well as satisfy the community for what they were looking for. i think the alternatives are quite good. they are, you know, they are well thought through. they

. >> reporter: 8-year-old ronan and 6-year-old ila began the semester virtually at a public elementary chicago. right away, there were signs of trouble. >> they were, you know, having tantrums toward their teachers, which would never have happened in person. and really just, you know, losing control. >> reporter: balancing zoom classes and their jobs, ryan works in marketing, elizabeth in hr, was becoming equally untenable for the middle class couple. >> at times, both of us may be on conference calls and not having our full attention with the kids and not being professionally trained teachers, either. >> reporter: so after making some tough cuts to the family budget, they took ronan and ila out of public school and sbro enrolled them at st. giles, a nearby catholic school. virtual learning is less of a challenge for 15-year-old liam, who remains in public school. >> we had to do a lot of number crunching, but we felt like it was something that we had to do. >> reporter: they're not alone. an increasing number of parents are looking for alternatives to virtual learning, leading to an a

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. >> supervisor ronan has introduced a resolution. leaders from other cities plan to do the same but no shortage of other groups which feel they belong closer to the front of that line including food service workers, grocery workers who have been hit hard by the virus. >>> at 11:00, uber ceo calling for its drivers to become the earliest to get that vaccine. the letter was sent to governors of all 50 states to prioritize the ride share drivers to be given the vaccine after health care workers and long-term care facility residents. >>> switching gears and looking outside. a live look at the bay bridge on to san francisco there. very hazy out there. we know it is dry out there. but something is coming along that we have been wishing for. rain. vianey arana is talking about that here. >> the reality we will get over an inch in the north bay and maybe two, three if we are hopeful, four. and a half inch throughout the rest, hopefully. we need it and take it. san jose 53 degrees right now. beautiful view. a great start. take a look at san f

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she's reaching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message gets heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 news. volunteers who were first in the world to get pfizer's covid-19 vaccine in the trial that the side effects quote field like a hangover other trial participants say they suffered flulike symptoms after taking the vaccine which is given in 2 doses. >>21 days apart. the trials have shown that vaccine is 95% effective more than 43,000 people from 6 countries have taken part in the pfizer trial. the vaccine has been authorized for use in the uk and it is expected to be available there in the coming weeks, the company is awaiting vaccine approval in the united states. in the south bay sunnyvale police arrested 5 people in connection. >>to a 1 million dollar state unemployment benefits fraud scheme. authorit

and in our night to kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 s. and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. there's no fun no madeleine one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscars top prize next year. all right i'm joined now by our film guy scott roxboro scott so the nominations are being announced in february the awards in april but already it looks like this could be the 1st best picture oscar for a netflix movie but do you think that it will be. yeah i'm not quite sure i mean netflix has come really close before to winning the top prize winning best picture oscar i mean 2 years ago with roma they were within a hair's breath of it but this year i think they're going to also fail the final hurdle i mean they've got a lot of great films of the running this year but i think i think it's going to be known that land. is in my opinion the

beautiful and in our night to kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 centuries fossil hunters and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. there's no fun no madeleine one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscar's top prize next year. is just. right i'm joined now by her film guys scott roxboro scott so the nominations are being announced in february the awards in april but already it looks like this could be the 1st best picture oscar for a netflix movie but do you think that it will be. yeah i'm not quite sure i mean netflix has come really close before to winning the top prize winning best picture oscar i mean 2 years ago with roma they were within a hair's breath of it but this year i think they're going to also fail the final hurdle i mean they've got a lot of great films of the running this year but i think i think it's going to be nomad land. is in my o

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she'sching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message is heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>former u.s. presidents barack obama george w bush and bill clinton all say they'll get a covid vaccine. intel got a public setting to try to help build trust in the vaccine safety little do it on camera in a pre-recorded radio interview that aired today. mister obama said he may take the vaccine on camera bush said he would have is recorded to president clinton says. he'll do it in some kind of public setting several surveys show that some americans are skeptical about the vaccine's safety. >>facebook says that it will take down any facebook or instagram posts with false information about the vaccines that could include phony claims about vaccine safety efficacy ingredients or side effects, conspiracy the

supervisor hillary ronan says state officials have failed to provide resources to allow our schools toeopen. >> it is time for governor newsom to prioritize public education in a real, substantial way for the first time during this public health crisis. >> city officials say it's still unclear where teachers actually will fall on the state's ranking of essential workers for vaccinations. that is expected to be decided in the coming weeks. >>> new details now from the state on youth sports and adult recreational sports during the pandemic. the department of public health says competition will not be allowed in california until at least january 25th. they say competitions have been associated with multiple outbreaks. that date will be reassessed by january 4th based on disease transmission trends. be sure to download our abc7 app and enable push alerts so the latest vaccine news gets to you whenever it breaks sent directly to your phone. >>> we have more coverage on all of this in a special edition "20/20" tonight looking at the safety of the vaccine tonight at 10:00 on abc7. >>> well, i

tonight we have a whole bunch of international performers, ronan keating, a lot of local artists as wellill be cutting to a few places in singapore with fireworks, 11 places around the island have fireworks, so nobody comes out to crowd around in one specific area and they can enjoy fireworks from their homes. it will be us hosting the show and counting down to the new year. 11 locations, people you expect will still gather at these locations, but the emphasis is on people staying at home?” believe for the 11 locations where the fireworks are placed, it is accessible to anyone, you will be able to see it, but if you are going to be gathering in singapore, please stick to the rules, maintain social responsibility and social distancing. lots of countries have cancelled their usual traditional firework displays, many have scaled than that, how important do you think it is for people in singapore to have this moment? —— scaled them back. how important heading into the new year is it to have this moment? having this moment here counting down to the new year, i think we all deserve a big pat o

and in our night to kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 centuries fossil hunters and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. there's no fine no madeleine one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscars top prize next year. all right i'm joined now by her film scott roxboro scott so the nominations are being announced in february the awards in april but already it looks like this could be the 1st best picture oscar for and netflix movie but do you think that it will be. yeah i'm not quite sure i mean netflix has come really close before to winning the top prize winning best picture oscar i mean 2 years ago with they were within a hair's breath of it but this year i think they're going to also fail the final hurdle i mean they've got a lot of great films of the running this year but i think i think it's going to be no matter land. is in my opinion the best f

eight people have now been found guilty in relation to this people smuggling gang, ronan hughes and mo anything other than plead guilty and we also had to make other men who pleaded guilty for their role in picking up migrants from that essex lane on the earlier successful smuggling run. set four men guilty. is there a sense that this was a tragedy that could and should have been prevented? it certainly could, whether it should is perhaps slightly less clear. this was a gang that was smuggling people for months and months. one of the lorry drivers was caught with people in his lorry the year before. another one of the lorry drivers was a card with people in his lorry at the entrance to the channel tunnel on the french side in the middle of this two week period when they were doing all of these smuggling runs. but critically the first of these successful smuggling i’u ns first of these successful smuggling runs from zeebrugge to purfleet, the same route that was taken on that fateful night, this couple saw people getting out of a van on that country lane, they dialled 999, they called t

supervisor hillary ronan wants to make it a priority to vaccinate educators in the city's public schools here today's meeting starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> the vaccine can't come soon enough. santa clara county confirmed more than 2000 new cases in the past few days. only 13% of beds remain in its intensive care units. for the third day in a row, the state recorded 30,000 new cases over a 24-hour period. with pfizer and biotech rolling out, millions will be rolling up their sleeves but a big question remains about what does it do. >> it reduces severe illness and some dramatic illness. it has not been shown to reduce transmission and spread. >>> the side effects of pfizer's vaccine and how the vaccine can impact your health. >>> new details on california's covid exposure alert system. nearly 4 million people signed up for ca notify last week. that system sent smart from alerts to people who spent prolong the time with someone who later tested positive for coronavirus. state officials say more residents need to opt in for it to be effective. >>> it is the end of an era. san francisco's iconic

, you play a famous paleontologist from the 1800s who falls in love with a woman played by saoirse ronanl, it's a story about -- it's a film about how who we choose to love can end up defining who we are, and mary anning was an unsung hero of the fossiling world and through the connection she makes with charlotte murchison played by saoirse ronan they have this deep, very subtle love affair, and for me removing heterosexual stereotypes was something very new to experience and, you know, so often in a film where there are heterosexual demographics at play it's often the woman who is flirting or being wooed, and the man leading, and when you remove those stereotypes and those ideas, everything became so equal. it was really just very joyful and gentle and wonderful and to experience sharing that connection with saoirse and the love these two women have for one another was a special experience. >> it was beautiful to see and very much appreciated, kate. >> cannot wait to see it. let's show everybody a clip. >> that one was special. i was only 11 years old. days it took to dig it out, clean

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she's reaching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message gets heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 the weather arm. >>all right we've been talking pocan lawrence with a stick to wake them up because pretty quiet but he's raring to go for it, you know the weather arm to go guys you got a quiet boy love to get the rain going unfortunately not seen much just yet outside tonight. they get some hazy conditions we do have few clouds moving through there's a weak weather system sliding right over the top of the ridge of high pressure is you probably noticed that especially the afternoon may 4 gorgeous sunset now those clouds moving on up above that they're going to kind of skirt our skies tonight by tomorrow morning. i think most that is all gone we're talking about more sunshine temperatures today, you're up i

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>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she'sching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message is heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>volunteers who are first in the world to get pfizer's covid-19 vaccine say the side effects feel like a hangover other trial participants said they suffered flulike symptoms after taking a vaccine which as we mentioned is given in 2 doses 3 weeks apart. the trials have shown the vaccine is 95% effective. more than 43,000 people from 6 countries have taken part in the pfizer trial. it has been authorized for use in the united kingdom and it's expected to be available there in the next few weeks, san francisco mayor london breed is responding to criticism over dining at the french laundry in the north bay today, mayor breed. >>tweeted a link to a harsh editorial in the san francisco chronicle writing quote

. >>> san francisco supervisor hilly ronan wants the governor to prioritize educators in the next roundines. phase 1c will likely include people over 65 with underlying conditions. healthy people under the age of 65, the earliest that group could get vaccinated is spring of 2021. again, that is just a timetable at this point. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg says he will not require employees to be vaccinated against covid-19 before returning to their offices. zuckerberg made the statement during a company q&a session. he says he's confident about the vaccine. he's planning to get one himself. a company spokesperson tells us employees have options to work remotely at least until july of 2021. when offices reopen there will be protocols in place like testing and mask wearing to make sure everyone is safe. >>> we have new details about apple's plan to return to the office. ceo tim cook says the majority of teams won't be back before next june. he made the announcement during a virtual town hall meeting with employees y

and in our night 2 kate winslet and social ronan as 1900 centuries fossil hunters and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west ringback in a camper van. there's no fun no madeleine one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscars top prize next year. is just. down the. road i'm joined now by our film guy scott roxboro scott so the nominations are being announced in february the awards in april but already it looks like this could be the 1st best picture oscar for a netflix movie but do you think that it will be. yeah i'm not quite sure i mean netflix has come really close before to winning the top prize winning best picture oscar i mean 2 years ago with roma they were within a hair's breath of it but this year i think they're going to also fail the final hurdle i mean they've got a lot of great films of the running this year but i think i think it's going to be nomad land. is

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she'sching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message gets heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>well as covid-19 case counts and hospitalizations continue to climb many bay area nurses say they're exhausted tammy bay checkey has spent 18 years as a registered nurse in intensive care units. this is her for here working at kaiser in walnut creek and she says the hospital is short-staffed and she and her colleagues are worried that the health care system there is reaching its breaking point. >>we're all working overtime we're all working double shifts and it wears on you know you can do that for a while i think doing this for over a year for about a year now. and it just takes its toll not just the physical demands it. the emotional toll saying our patients struggle and you have their families their

san francisco supervisor hillary ronan and elected leaders are calling on the governor to make teacherstion priority so kids can get back to school. >> so far the state has only announced its first priority group and educators are not part of that first priority group. we are asking that they be the next in line for the vaccine. >> reporter: along with teachers, other groups feel they belong to the front of the line including food service and grocery workers who have been hard hit by the virus. here in contra costa county about 10,000 doses are expected and county leaders are still studying whether teachers should be next in line. reporting live in contra costa county, i'm sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> sharon, thank you. >>> now on the other end of the spectrum another new record for a number of deaths in the united states more than 31,000 yesterday breaking another record just set the day prior. and that's in addition to the nearly 230,000 new infections. california yesterday confirming 220 additional deaths. overall the count is now past 20,000 and in the coming days confirme

>>ronan says she's concerned that the achievement gap that already exists will become a canyon she'sching out to other lawmakers from around the state to pass similar legislation so that the message is heard loud and clear and the state capitol the resolution was introduced this week it then goes to committee and is expected to be voted on december 15th. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>6.36 is the time as covid-19 case counts and hospitalization numbers soar many bay area nurses say they. they're exhausted. tammy bay checkey who you see there was well she spent 18 years as a registered nurse in intensive care units and this is her 4th year working at kaiser permanente in walnut creek. she says the hospital is short staffed and she and her colleagues are worried the health care system is at its breaking point. >>we're all working overtime we're all working double shifts extortion. and it wears on you know you can do for a while i think doing this for over a year now for about a year now. and it just takes its toll not just the physical demand money. the emotional toll saying our patients

we can speak to mohammed munir who's of ronan just lancaster university there and he joins us on skype from lancaster mohammed moneer welcome to the program so what's your sense of the speed of u.k. approval do you think it's been a bit too fast. well i think. he has a range of experiences in approving the vaccines not only for the folks at 19 but also for from influenza well you know measles and old m.m.r. vaccine so i think the the information they have bought has not just been arrived there is they're being getting access to that out from the tumor and the last year that they would see it was on 23rd of november. to get it going that it's a medicine i didn't see severe for i think they have full talling to go to all the files and to that one by one and to really make assurance that it is safe and it is quality and it is the effective vaccine that need to get into the human elements ok bought the problem is this whole questioning of the speed of approval is going to undermine public confidence and then to the people of the not going to want to take the vaccine. yes certainly that is

to the top of the podium the czech border won her 1st race since february 29 team home for a vote ronan fish nala won the men's competition. and frenchwoman purina funds made it 2 wins from 2 at the freestyle moguls event in sweden champion is off to a strong start to the defense of her overall world cup title all right that is useful for now more later the stars thanks so much joe well that is it for me for this news out i don't go away though to rain we'll be here in a moment with more of the day's news to stay with us on al-jazeera. ok calm and may share not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads often legitimize them griego wise pedophiles. online jumping to the comments section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is there a. halfway between tokyo not where she was there and relatively sleepy place not a lot of violent crime and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in those bloody massacres

she sang in the week with ronan keating, didn't she?ing tv is very much still allowed and on the menu, so let's have a reminder of some of the shows you may have watched yesterday. who wa nts to you may have watched yesterday. who wants to hear little miss looney and her tuneless tarts? three cheers for crumble! ellington is my married name that this is our business. she said, he said, he could eat anything except tomato soup. but she doesn't like tomatoes. wasn't that lucky. let's see what scott bryan made of the christmas viewing. thank you for taking the time to talk to us, was ita taking the time to talk to us, was it a vintage christmas day this year or not? i think you had to kind of look past the big shows. obviously, the year we have had has had an impact on schedules because tv production has been hit in a big way. that is why there is more of a reliance on archive material, shows such as strictly doing a countdown instead of the normal christmas affair, but there are some good little gems. a fantastic victoria wood documentary

committee of our budgets and appropriatations committee that includes also president ye and supervisor ronan and to say congratulations on a great budget process this year. it has been an honour to serve with all of you. madame clerk, can you call item number one? >> item number one, hearing to consider the release of reserved funds of the office of early care and education for all, placed on the budgets and finance committee reserve by ordinance number 165-20 in the amount of $42 million to fund the early education economic recovery grant and loan programme, subsidy outlays to provide additional access to child care, supplementing the cares 2.0 teacher stipend, community response in collaboration with the family resource centres and staffing for the office of early care and education to support the work of implementings the 5-year spending plan. >> thank you very much, madame clerk. i want to recognize president yee who has joined us today in committee and allow an opportunity to make some opening statements, president. >> all three of you have worked very, very hard and long hours like a l