since 1999 my family owned the house at 619 sanchez, which directly is adjacent to 617 sanchez. these housed are located on a steep hill. today, we speak on behalf long time neighbors and friends some who lived in our neighborhoods since the '70s. number of the letters are included in their packet. i hope you will hear from some of them during the public comment. why do we ask this board that 617 sanchez categorical to be sent back for additional environmental review? well, first of all, the categorical exemption allows the steepness of the area. it considers neither of the executives of the extreme slope nor of the soil or the affects of the adjacent homes such as ours. as you can see on the picture earlier, our block provides exceptional public financing views of san francisco. because of its steepness, many people come to see the city from our street, take pictures, see the fourth of july fireworks or hang out to enjoy the view. this is a panoramic photo of the 617 sanchez property looking north at our house. on the left, you can see the carport over here. which is at the hig

since 1999 my family owned the house at 619 sanchez, which directly is adjacent to 617 sanchez. these housed are located on a steep hill. today, we speak on behalf long time neighbors and friends some who lived in our neighborhoods since the '70s. number of the letters are included in their packet. i hope you will hear from some of them during the public comment. why do we ask this board that 617 sanchez categorical to be sent back for additional environmental review? well, first of all, the categorical exemption allows the steepness of the area. it considers neither of the executives of the extreme slope nor of the soil or the affects of the adjacent homes such as ours. as you can see on the picture earlier, our block provides exceptional public financing views of san francisco. because of its steepness, many people come to see the city from our street, take pictures, see the fourth of july fireworks or hang out to enjoy the view. this is a panoramic photo of the 617 sanchez property looking north at our house. on the left, you can see the carport over here. which is at the hig

with that, i turn it back over to president sanchez. >> president sanchez: thank you dr. matthews. i wanted to quickly open it up to board members and student delegates. any comments about our departing commissioners? you can roast them too if you'd like. >> vice president lopez: i applaud the commit you have given the school district for over a decade. no one understands how much this work entails and how much sacrifice and commitment it takes to be a leader, especially during this time. and i will say that i really value your input, your feedback, your wisdom. i'm sad to see them go but i'm excited that leadership is growing and thank you for your tireless work and your institutional wisdom is what i would always look to when working with you and i just appreciate your commitment to the school district. commissioner cook, i don't see you. it's hard for me to talk but i shared a few words yesterday in the celebration dedicated to you and i know we all will be continuing to work together. thank you for getting us here. >> president sanchez: anybody else? >> i can go. rachel, i will

i'm pulling it up, president sanchez. i think my computer's tired. >> that's not the only thing. >> thank you. thanks for your patience. tonight, i want to share in memorial for tui nguyen. and to those of you who didn't know, she was an educator [inaudible] assembly, a champion for young people. i'm going to read something that was written by her community, and just want to share a celebration of her life. a few months ago during a family meeting at the hospital, our friend tui reflected on her life. she says if everyone picks one cause and sticks with it, the world will be a better place. tui has done just that, devoting herself to san francisco's skate club and the edgy state youth outreach program and fundamentally to all the youth that these program serves. tui nguyen [inaudible] november 2020. the s.f. skate club began as a summer camp in 2007. nguyen had worked as a teacher in the san francisco unified school district as well as a teacher at friends school in hunters point. she left her teaching job to spear head t

>> president sanchez: who wants to tackle that? i'm sorry, oh, my god, that sounded like a bunch of throw-up. >> i wasn't paying attention. >> i'm trying to keep my brain cells. okay, so there's this date of january, and i know that the last time that we met we were saying, oh, we should all circle back around january to have more information about middle schools and high schools. so i'm guessing that i'm asking with the slide that was presented today with this goal of march 22nd, is it good to assume that middle schoolers and high schoolers won't be going back for this school year? i guess that's the clear way. because if there's a deadline now set for january and there's another date that is contradicting it, what can middle schoolers and high schoolers assume? >> okay, i'm going to try it. so, one, i think that the january date that you're referring to, refers to the direction for us to present a plan to bring back or a proposal to bring back middle and high school. so in january we'll come back to y'all with a plan specifically

sanchez?>> i mean generally just doing the unauthorized dwelling unit screening that only takes a couple days so i think we would be ready for the next hearing if the board would like us to do a site visit, then i guess i would want to know what the board would expect from the site visit when it is just to kind of confirm whether or not there has been an authorized dwelling unit or other issues raised in the appellant's brief. some of the issues raised in the appellant brief, about floor to ceiling height, the permit history that is also within the building permit section. i did note the issues were raised about what the original 1913 permit stated, but there is no doubt been work on the building since that time including i note that the building currently contains a garage. my assumption is that you know the building was raised to accommodate that garage. at some point and time. so if the board is really concerned about kind of the height measurement, the floor to ceiling measurements, then w

jade sanchez will search but he's got ice. spots you know. you have to be careful it's a privilege here but surely there are a few clubs anywhere in the world that can match dortmund dazzling collection of top drawer town and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden sam showing terrilyn holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker rain yeah he is 18 and then there is him you know so far more called 16 years old a veritable football wunderkind. this you will bandar in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but yeah now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i know we need to say a couple watson that. he's been doing. that i don't need the same. giovanni range of the american dream is a cliche he's one listed just league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of $29.00 teams do

i'm here to speak in support of 617 sanchez street. my partner and i have loved this area on the hill before we bought our house in 1990 almost every weekend we walk to enjoy the gorgeous view of the city. [indiscernible] >> i'm pausing your time. are you speaking on behalf of the appeal? sounds like you're on the wrong said. we've already taken public comment on behalf of the appellant. >> oh, you have. >> we're going to have to move on to another caller. this is public comment on behalf of the project sponsor. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. operations can we hear from the next caller who's in support of the project sponsor? >> good afternoon supervisors. i didn't really plan on speaking during this portion. i do agree with comments made by the previous speakers in this section. i never been to a hearing regarding whether someone house can be built or not. it seem pretty strange to spend so much time talking about one house and whether to build it or not. maybe these are rules and principles that will be better. t

congresswoman sanchez, i would like to begin with you. in the process of naming his cabinet and staff picks, a number of women have been named to high-level roles. none of them are latina candidates right now. we know that new mexico governor michelle lujan grisham was considered, and other latinas are being considered as well. she was not selected to lead hhs. i would like to know your thoughts about why there has not been a latina selected so far, and do you think biden is meeting the commitment he expressed to lawmakers? rep. sanchez: biden is choosing a cabinet that looks like america. we have yet to see a latina appointed to the cabinet. of course michelle lujan grisham , eminently qualified, with executive experience, legislative experience. she ran the health department for the state of new mexico. as governor, she stands on the front lines. i would have loved to see her in hhs. we do have a latino pick, but as i said, i am hopeful. i have seen a number of women chosen. we are still holding out hope that there will be latinas in th

jade sanchez sets off and he's gone. so. you have to be careful it's a privilege you but surely there are few clubs anywhere in the world that can match dortmund dazzling collection of top drawer talent and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden sand show and telling holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker rain yeah he is 18 and then there is him you know so far more called 16 years old a veritable football wunderkind. this youthful band are in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. as a game. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i know you need to say a couple of what's in that. he's been doing. and so i don't need to say more. giovanni rayner the american dream is a cliché he's won by listing this league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the sum

jade sanchez will sets off and he's got ice. so. you have to be careful with superlatives but surely there are a few clubs anywhere in the world that can match dortmund's dazzling collection of top drawer talent and they're well beyond the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden san show and carolyn hall and are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker rain yeah he is 18 and then there is him you have so far more called 16 years old a veritable football pundit can. this youthful band are in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but yeah now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i need to say a couple words and that's yeah he's the american dream. and so i don't need to see him. giovanni raina the american dream is a cliché he's one listed just league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of

which helps explain this kind of on field magic sanchez home school brand of spontaneous brilliance. it's treated in such a. suitable burning stove. and it's certainly not playing to the gallery last season he was dorfman struck provider and their top scorer as well oh man. in the hands with the continued freedom of expression out on the pitch much as they avoid the label here jaden sanjo is a superstar already. praising players to the skies does not feature prominently on the dortmund youth academy curriculum exceptional talent is the norm with so many of its graduates going on to forge top level careers but even given all that yusuf called go is something else again a raw diamond of the one in a 1000000 variety. up north on the street football in cameroon and there wasn't any local scene you just played with friends on. he's been wearing the phone dickins jag a long time already at youth level he's been breaking records left right and center a recent hat trick inside of 16 minutes for the under nineteen's while with the under 17 senior editor season total of $46.00 goals possibly a

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jade sanchez will sets off and he's got ice. so. you have to be careful with superlatives but surely there are a few clubs anywhere in the world bank can match dortmund dazzling collection of top drawer talent and there will be on the promising prospect stage at 20 jaden sand show and carolyn holland are superstars already gio raina is fast following in their footsteps he is just 18 jude bellingham is 17 brazilian playmaker raine yeah he is 18 and then there is him you are so far more called 16 years old a veritable football bonded can. you pull bandar in their natural element out on the pitch that much is absolutely clear. overall a really good night to score and you know obviously get the win but yeah now you have to kick on and you know perform a little better going forward but. i know we need to say a couple words and that's. the american dream. and so i don't need to say more. giovanni range in the american dream is a cliche he's won but listed this league a take on it but let's briefly turn the clock back to the summer of 2019

>> are you ready for me president sanchez? >> i am. >> thank you commissioner collins and i'm in full subpoena or the osupport.given she mentia little bit, right, full-time father, full-time employee working 40 or 50 hours a week and you know, in the past, by the city and county of san francisco to really step up and put together all our skills to reopen schools and do all these other things and it just realistically it's not possible, right. so, i definitely amman advocate for building out teams for the school board members and i have other ideas and i think this is actually a start and so, it's to me it's a step in the direction that is actually going to be beneficial and i just want to say also you know, for a person or for school board members like myself and commissioner collins who have been in these joint select committees, you know, there's been a lot of preparation on our end that we definitely could be supported around and these positions can help us with so understanding, what currently is going on in terms of like

covert 9 take a few ladies are concerned about black holes recent contacts spain's prime minister sanchez is already in quarantine and the leader of island is to restrict his movements as well also coming out new delhi infections top 30000 in germany for the 1st time and hospital cases are also climbing rapidly we report from the front lines way young and previously healthy patients battling to stay alive. tough physically and emotionally abused we speak to too late german gymnast who revealed their experiences of bullying and mistreatment into support. and 10 years ago today to museum street vendor set himself on fire as fucking a revolutionary wave across the region known as the arab spring but a decade on the water has really challenged. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program french president emanuel mike hall is self isolating after he tested positive for covert 9 taking the office of spanish. minister pederast sanchez says he too will quarantine for a week after meeting with machall in paris islands prime minister will also restrict his movements the french president also came int

sánchez nos dirige del 2012 cuando estuvo con el pack.so central el gol de martino el fútbol está adelantado al 57. pagó 1 a 1 en el campo. candy fuera. mis padres llevan aquí veinte años, y su inglés... todavía so, so. por eso les ayudo con todo, bueno, casi todo. del seguro médico se encargan ellos. sí, gracias a covered california. ajá, porque les atienden en español, y hasta les aconsejan cómo conseguir ayuda económica. nuestros expertos te ayudan a conseguir seguro médico de calidad y a tu alcance. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete ya en coveredca.com/espanol >> no es ninguna película 1 sicario se vistió de enfermero para poder ingresar a 1 hospital y luego colarse a 1 cuarto le contamos cuál fue el desenlace de esta noche. vamos a terminar esta emisión aquí donde la recesión está brindando alimentos y por supuesto es reconocida diariamente que recoge cerca de 14,000 libras de comida fresca y otros distribuidores y luego le entregan a los necesitados 7 años han recobrado más de 14,000,000 de libras de alim

enrique: el empresario samuel sÁnchez dice que no importa que ya es tema curando a la gente contra elbemos quÉ viene. enrique: por eso convirtiÓ sus tres restaurantes en fÁbricas de mascarillas. produce 40 en el cubrebocas a diario. en cuestiÓn de dÍas instalarÁ otra mÁquina con más capacidad que estÁ y estará manufacturando 100,000 piezas todos los dÍas. dice que tuvo la necesidad de reinventarse debido a sus empleados. >> a uno le duele el corazÓn porque nuestra gente. enrique: sus populares restaurantes servÍan antes de la pandemia ha sido de personas, ahora sus lugares estÁn vacÍos, pero los empleados que preparan alimentos, trabajan fabricando miles y miles de cubrebocas. >> para mÍ es una oportunidad grande porque soy madre de familia. >> ya preparaba alimentos en la cocina, ahora estamos con lo de la pandemia, nos metimos a hacer cubrebocas. enrique: a principio de no llevar pasado, el restaurantero contrajo el coronavirus. debido a que se tomaron dÍas en darle los resultados se asociÓ con un mÉdico para ofrecer pruebas de covid-19. dice que trata mÁximo 30 minutos en procesar

además el momento más emotivo llegó con el segundo cuarto cuando sánchez hizo su primera patada luegoermercados ven un repunte de casos de covid-19 en el estado . >>> además están todavía a la espera de sus regalos para navidad. existe una nueva estafa en relación a ello le decimos cómo no caer en la trampa. >>> con esto y más regresamos tras la pausa . >>>♪ (música) >>> ♪ (música) queridos abuelos: el covid sigue siendo un peligro, por eso los nietos prometemos no bajar la guardia. usaremos mascarillas aunque el tio luis se ría de nosotros. mejor que ría hoy y no que llore mañana. evitaremos salir de casa, para evitar que aumente el contagio. juntémonos por video. prefiero que no me abraces hoy... para que puedas abrazarme mañana. no bajes la guardia con el covid-19. hazlo por amor. >>> ♪ (música) >>> finalmente llegó al condado de los Ángeles la vacuna de moderna. una luz de esperanza. sandra bonilla resume las noticias . >>> condado de los Ángeles informó 13,315 nuevos casos de coronavirus y 58 muertes ayer esto trae un nuevo récord de

sanchez. >> thank you, scott sanchez planning department. what is before you now is an appeal of a variance decision letter that was issued for the property at 2666 hyde street located within rh3 zoning district. it's a very discrete variance, a rear yard variance and it was articulated by the variance holder to fill in a small portion of of an existing rail to make it up to 42 inches tall. and while a complaint has been made about other work without permits, there has been a permit that has been received to address those other outstanding issues that were identified by the department of building inspections and i think an initial planning department materials, they're responding to an allegation about the deck not being legal but through sub san shall research that involved the historic area photos but also the historic records of both the of the board of appeals and building the inspection on these permits it's found, the maps show that the deck there at the rear is in fact legal and that is not in question and it doesn't legalize and that

i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. it's monday, december 7th. we have a ton of news. >> breaking news overnight, some of the key players, president biden will lean on to address a pandemic. a top california politician familiar with the growing covid crisis in his home state. the harsh reality there is where we begin this morning with 33 million people in southern california, the san joaquin valley and the san francisco bay area now under new stay-at-home orders as icu capacity in hospitals there near the breaking point. 33 million people. that's more people than live in new york and pennsylvania combined. they face the closure of bars, hair salons, museums, movie theaters, playgrounds and more! yeah, the number of americans hospitalized remains above 100,000, and that's before the expected surge following thanksgiving when millions of americans were traveling and gathered with family members and keep in mind, we'll likely see n more of that same kind of surge come hanukkah and christmas. the white house vaccine chief praised a plan by president-

. >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodÍa, el mexicano de los colts rigoberto sÁnchez vuelve aelo hoy. solo usa entrega el mismo día o drive up de target. ordena comida, regalos, y más. es la forma más rápida para recibir lo que necesitas, hoy. en target. ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's crees muchísimo más liviana y deja mi piel feeling even smoother than hers. olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. mcdonald's ha ayudado a ronald mcdonald house charities a mantener a familias juntas por más de 40 años. mdaisy, daisy, daisy, a rondaisy, daisy.house daisy, marc jacobs. en macy's, el destino para fragancias. - mi hijo recibió el regalo que tanto necesitaba gracias a personas generosas como tú, que apoyan a los hospitales shriners para niños y ahora podemos darle el regalo que siempre soñó. - ahora puedo jugar béisbol. - cuando llames al número en tu pantalla ahora mismo y dones solo us$19 al mes, us$0,63 por día, te enviaremos esta tierna frazada de amor al rescate como nuestro regalo de agradecimiento para ti. será un recordatorio de cómo tu dona

. >> our own scott mcgrew and kris sanchez for helping us make sense of the historic and at times very 2020 election. all of us here at "today in the bay" are very grateful. and actually i want to extend it to our entire crew, too. behind the scenes they are phenomen phenomenal. there you go, congrats. king and queen. >> kris, well done. >> reporter: that is cute. >> i know both of us -- >> reporter: there's been a lot to work through. >> there's a lot to wade through. both of us are going to want that graphic, that picture for our facebook pages. please email it to us. you know we're going to run with that honor. >> you both did a really good job breaking a lot of things. politics can be confusing for a lot of people. each of you really broke things down. kris, your segment really helped put things in perspective this year. you were back when they were couns counting the ballots. how does it feel to get this honor this morning? >> reporter: we work with so many talented people and so many people who make it happen behind the scenes and i try to show my grat fe gratitude for that of it

kris sanchez and her family. there we go.utting up the lights on her tree and as you can see she doesn't necessarily use that method. her and her husband and actually the zigzag method. we want to bring in kris to this conversation. kris, i'm okay with how you and your family put this tree up. what do you think about what this lady is saying about this zigzag method? >> i wish i had known about that method before because that tree is so darn big that it fell down three times and we had to take the lights off the tree. so if we had done the zigzag method, it might have been a little easier for us and we did the coil method and it was a monster of a tree. we had to take it off and take everything down all the ornaments and the lights and we did it three times. we had three christmases already. >> it's interesting because i'm looking at the way your husband is putting them up now. that's how i do it. and she wasn't doing it that much different. i don't know. look, i think your tree looks great. >> i don't know. i think that with

so the sanchezes needed to find a surrogate. >> in michigan it's tough.ing a chord with mom of two christy acevedo. >> not a lot of time passed before i initially read her post to actually telling her that i was willing to take this journey. we both cried. it was unforgettable. >> reporter: by january she was calling sanchez with some great news. >> i said, hello and i think she said you're having a baby. >> reporter: but the covid-19 pandemic adding stress for the couples, acevedo was pregnant while working as a nurse and there were concerns about who would be allowed into the delivery room. >> my husband and katy and her husband were there. a baby was born but so was a mother and a father and i had the opportunity to see that. >> there wasn't a dry eye in the whole delivery room and handing that baby to katy and all eyes on her and her husband was quite an amazing moment. >> reporter: the sanchezes forever grateful for christy now enjoying their time as new parents. >> i'm so happy i will be able to tell my daughter that she was born out of such a great

kris sanchez is live in san jose looking into what the regular people are saying about getting that vaccine. >> reporter: vaccines only work if people get them. one of the concerns we have heard over and over again is about how fast the vaccine was developed. it was fast. before this, the fastest vaccine development was four years. still people say they trust the science and fda and confidence in the vaccine is growing. 60% of people surveyed say they would or probably get the vaccine. 39% say they probably or definitely would not get the vaccine. of those probably's they say they would reconsider with more safety data. we did a survey of our own. here is what people told us. >> if it's fda approved, yeah, i'd get it. >> at this point, i'd say i'm 90% with the okay. >> a vaccine made within a year? no, not going to do it. >> i want to see the side effects. >> i have two little ones at home. if you do get sick when you first get the vaccine, i really like don't have extra help. >> for those of us maybe on the younger or health care side, i think it should be optional. >> i guess i will. i'm

mittsy sanchez was kidnapped and sexually assaulted as an -year-old. she escaped and says in this case prays for answers. >> i hope this man speaks up and finds it in his heart to say what it is he did with her. >> reporter: those like mark class, whose daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered at the age of 12 and the killer is on death row, says he put no trust in what this newly named suspect has to say. >> everything that guys like him say, when they find themselves in these tight situations, is going to be totally and completely self-serving. it will be virtually impossible to figure out what's true and what's not true. >> reporter: for 30 plus years, we've seen pictures of michaela. class says when polly went missing years ago, he couldn't help but think about michaela. him and sanchez agree that this will be a tough time for her family. >> that thread has been broken. they know with certainty that michaela is dead. and that's a terrible reality to live with, whether your child has been gone 10 minutes or 30 years. >> reporter: j.r. stone, "abc7

chris sanchez has been digging deep into that. >> after months of wearing masks and keeping our social distance we have been wanting something that feels normal. turns out the covid vaccine might be it. it should be a pretty ordinary experience even if it was developed at an extraordinary pace. >> i'm pretty confident. as long as cdc and fauci say it's okay, i trust him. >> i think the covid was developed way too quickly under pressure. we need it but i think they need a little more research. >> reporter: it could be summer before most of us in the general population are eligible to get a covid-19 vaccine and by then there could be two more options. pfizer and moderna require two doses two weeks apart and it could take a month. you might experience coronavirus symptoms like muscle aches and fever but scientists say no worse than what you experience with a flu shot or a shot for pneumonia. symptoms that mimic covid some may need to stay home until they are gone but most people say the protection will be worth it. >> ideally, yes. we want to get rid of this on our face and go around free

as boris sanchez reports, it doesn't benefit anyone except those who seek political gain. >> reporterdent trump spends yet another day on the golf c

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. it was a chilly night overnight especially since so many folks were out looking at the horizon for that grand conjunction. kari, did you get any pictures? >>> i didn't get any pictures. the iphone just wasn't doing it. you know what, it was still a great sight to see with the eye. now as we take a look at the clouds that have been obstructing some people's view, well, we are starting out this morning with those cold temperatures and some fog in some areas. it's also a frosty start in some of our valleys. today another spare the air alert day. we are getting ready for some rain on christmas, so i'll talk more about that in the forecast coming up. mike, how is it looking for the early morning commute? >>> well, kari, you talked about the fog again, not quite the same as yesterday but still on the sensors as well as we look at the map, the highlighted amber color on the map all the way to the upper right-hand corner. we zoom to the upper part of the screen as we're looking to westbound 8

mittsy sanchez was kidnapped and sexually assaulted as an -year-old.he escaped and says in this case prays for answers. >> i hope this man speaks up and finds it in his heart to say what it is he did with her. >> reporter: those like mark class, whose daughter polly was kidnapped and murdered at the age of 12 and the killer is on death row, says he put no trust in what this newly named suspect has to say. >> everything that guys like him say, when they find themselves in these tight situations, is going to be totally and completely self-serving. it will be virtually impossible to figure out what's true and what's not true. >> reporter: for 30 plus years, we've seen pictures of michaela. class says when polly went missing years ago, he couldn't help but think about michaela. him and sanchez agree that this will be a tough time for her family. >> that thread has been broken. they know with certainty that michaela is dead. and that's a terrible reality to live with, whether your child has been gone 10 minutes or 30 years. >> reporter: j.r. stone, "abc7 ne

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >>> it's 5:46.sident-elect biden's choice to lead the fight against coronavirus is our own attorney general. >> scott mcgrew, we saw xavier becerra is the top pick to run health and human services. that's a surprise. >> it really is. it's really surprising. some of us thought he might be the next attorney general of the united states but the early word is that biden wants him running hhs. now you could argue that becerra doesn't have much background in medicine. he's a lawyer, not a doctor, but he's been at the forefront of defending obamacare leading lawsuits protecting californians' health care in court. becerra would be the person in charge of overall charge of the cdc, the national institutes for health and other agencies that are fighting the pandemic. earlier, a powerful cadre of professionals wrote a letter to biden urging him to appoint a doctor or other highly qualified director to that position but that apparently is not to be. biden will make a formal announcement tomorrow. dr. deborah bi

which helps explain this kind of on field magic sanchez home schooled brand of spontaneous brilliance. it's tricky just to see the burning. and it's certainly not playing to the gallery last season he was dorfman struck provider and their top scorer as well and didn't hand with the continued freedom of expression out on the pitch much as they avoid the label here in sand show as a superstar already. praising players to the skies does not feature prominently on the dortmund youth academy curriculum exceptional talent is the norm with so many of its graduates going on to forge top level careers but even given all that yusuf imo coco is something else again a raw diamond if the one in a 1000000 barrels a day. come north on the street football in cameroon and there wasn't any local scene you just played with friends on the. team been wearing the going to cannes chagga long time already at youth level he's been breaking records left right and center a recent attack trick inside of 60 minutes for the under 19 while with the under 17 c. netted this season total of $46.00 goals possibly a rec

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much, kris. all of this comes as the state reports another surge of new infections including more than 12,000 yesterday. california's overall total 1.2 million. more than 19,000 people have died. dozens of south bay businesses are now facing fines for violating the covid-19 protocols over thanksgiving weekend. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in san jose. talk about what kind of violations we're talking about for the businesses, bob? >> reporter: one of the top violations explain their capacity and social distancing protocols in these businesses and many of the county 181 stores and restaurants. many in the south bay like santana row behind me. there's a number of businesses at valley fair, oakridge mall, eastridge mall, each violation range from $250 to $4,000. many businesses told our own ian cull they fixed the problems within minutes. because of surging covid cases they would be skipping the warnings that they handed out over the past eight months and finding them on site over th

in santa clara county, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, kris. happy new year to you. >>> that more contagious strain of the coronavirus is now confirmed here in california. the governor made the announcement during a public conversation with dr. fauci wednesday afternoon. it's the second confirmed case of its kind here in the u.s. here is what we know. a 30-year-old man in san diego with no travel history has it. dr. fauci said it was expected the virus would mutate like this. he also pointed out a few things about the strain. it's more contagious, yes, but not more severe. and this is important. vaccine also work against it. >> when you get vaccinated, the immune response you make is called polyclonal. it's against all the different parts of the virus. even though one part has changed it's likely that the other components of the vaccine-induced response will protect you. >> dr. fauci noted that vaccine rollout has been slower than expected. he expects the u.s. to catch up in january. and he believes by spring anyone who wants to be vaccinated w

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cabinet you had a cabinet meeting for example on wednesday we know that the spanish prime minister sanchez has also been placed in isolation because he came into contact with a matter of macro in paris and in a meeting behind closed doors earlier this week about omar also attended the 60th anniversary of the o.e.c.d. here in paris where of course he mingled with many people as well as the e.u. summit in brussels at the end of last week so you can imagine a lot of people will now have to be tested to see whether or not they are also contact cases whether they also test positive the u.s. has registered to coronavirus records in one day for the number of new deaths and the number of cases figures from johns hopkins university showed nearly 3600 people dogs in close 225-0000 were infected south africa has recorded more than 10000 new infections of the past 24 hours its highest figure since august several countries across the continent bringing in new restrictions are but also isn't john is more on that. well the rise in infections was expected when lockdown measures we eased a few months ago s

i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. >> great to have you, boris. >> thank you so much, laura, great to see you. >> great to see you. i'm laura jarrett, it's tuesday, december 8th. 5:00 a.m. in new york. and while vaccine history is made overseas this morning, the u.s. remains gripped by a staggering number of people dying every single day. this is erica bacerra, a 38-year-old mom from detroit by way of los angeles. she was eight months pregnant when she was diagnosed with coronavirus three weeks ago. she wasn't getting any better so doctors induced labor and on november 15th, she gave birth to diego, a healthy baby boy, but erica never got to hold him. she went on a ventilator moments after delivery and died last week, leaving behind diego, her 1-year-old daughter and her husband. erica bacerra is one of 284,000 americans who will not be home for the holidays this year. she didn't have any underlying health issues. she was just pregnant. >> she followed every rule in the book, and you know, she still ended up catching it, and it's sad, you know, like, you got a lot of people t

cabinet he had a cabinet meeting for example on wednesday we know that the spanish prime minister sanchez has also been placed in isolation because he came into contact with a matter back row in paris and in a meeting behind closed doors earlier this week about omar also attended the 60th anniversary of the o.e.c.d. here in paris where of course he mingled with many people as well as the e.u. summit in brussels at the end of last week so you can imagine a lot of people will now have to be tested to see whether or not they are also contact cases whether they also test positive. the u.s. has registered to coronavirus records in a single day the number of new deaths and new cases figures from johns hopkins university surely 3600 people died cools to quarter of a 1000000 people were infected in a single day. south africa has recorded more than 10000 new infections over the past 24 hours several countries across the continents are bringing in new covert restrictions and the u.s. is expected to unseal charges against another suspects in the 1988 lockerbie bombing that killed 270 people a libyan

i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans.s past the hour, and this morning, a new variant of coronavirus said to spread faster than previous versions is causing concern around the world. the epicenter is now the united kingdom where just days before christmas, a rapid series of travel cutoffs, reminiscent of the early days of the pandemic. as many as 20 countries, as far as hong kong, and across the atlantic, including canada and argentina, shutting down air travel from the united kingdom. >> notably not on the list, the united states. president trump largely avoiding the topic of coronavirus all together these days. meantime in the uk, prime minister boris johnson is set to chair an emergency meeting shortly. cnn's nic robertson is live this morning at 10 downing street. this virus has mutated many times before, why is this time so different and causing alarm? >> reporter: what british scientists are discovering, they believe at the moment, the evidence this they have is that this variant is up to 70% more infectious than th

cnn's boris sanchez has the details for you. >> reporter: as president trump spends yet another day on the golf course, missouri republican josh hawley becoming the first senator to say he will challenge the electoral college results in congress next week. >> these are normal folks living normal lives who firmly believe that they have been disenfranchised. >> hawley arguing that some states failed to follow their own laws and quote, at the very least congress should investigate allegations of voter fraud and adopt measures to secure the integrity of our elections. >> 74 million americans are not going to shut up. >> reporter: with hawley joining a small group of conservative house members next wednesday, it will force a debate and a vote on the election results which will put gop lawmakers on the record, either supporting trump's unfounded voter fraud claims or voting to certify joe biden's win, which is certain to happen. >> this was a massive fraud. >> reporter: the news coming as trump's campaign launches another last-minute hail mary effort in court. trump's team appealing their mo

i'm boris sanchez in for christine romans. >> and i'm laura jarrett. it is thursday, december 10th, 5:00 a.m. in new york, and on the very same day the u.s. could get the first coronavirus vaccine authorized, the failure to curb this pandemic has left an unprecedented number of families in mourning. 3,024 deaths were reported yesterd yesterday. these are not just numbers. almost every day since the start of the month, the death toll from the pandemic has rivalled even some of the most infamous days in american history, including wars, terrorist attacks and natural disaster. >> yeah, it's crazy when you think about it. more people died yesterday from covid than passed during 9/11, and it looks like we're starting to see that post thanksgiving surge that experts warned us about too. another 2,100 americans hospitalized yesterday. across the country, icus are struggling to keep up. in oklahoma, only 3% of icu beds are still available, and three counties in california's central valley are out of icu beds entirely. meantime, san francisco is expecting to ru

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