just so horrible. >> i always tell her i'm sorry that it happened to her. >> reporter: 21-year old sarah goode the little one with the big personality. her older sisters, samantha, lizzy, tabitha, and jennifer, say even though sarah could take care of herself, they still saw themselves as her protectors. >> was everyone kinda looking out for her, her being the baby? >> always. yeah. >> how many children in your family? >> well there's nine of us. >> nine siblings? >> nine siblings. >> 20 grandchildren. >> 20? >> yes. >> oh, my goodness. how does your mom keep up? >> i don't think any of us keep up. every day there's somebody asking, "how many of us are there again?" >> reporter: seven sisters and two brothers. jennifer, who was 12 when sarah was born, fondly recalls that day. >> i just remember going to the hospital after she was born. and mom let me change her first poopie diaper. >> so she was, like, your little baby, too, it sounds like. >> she was. i would wake up with her in the middle of the night and feed her. >> that is a sign of a big family when big sister is feeding the baby in the

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morning, sarah. >> good morning. >> you have some special insight as someone who moved thely you moved them yourself and probably had conversation with the colleagues about the movements. how important is any movement and how will jay powell will react and how will the markets re react? >> you are right, frank. today is the launch of the two-day fmoc meeting, but today is the members of the fmoc put out the dot plots. they contain hints as to how the members of the fmoc are thinking about the recent increase really in short-term interest rates and what they are imagining that tightening could mean. so, there is some hints today as to what that means and whether those creeping up of interest rates mean anything regarding some kind of disanchoring of inflationary expectations. tend to think not. it won't be the case you have markets a little bit active here. >> the december edition had no moves to the dots. we also have a lot of questions about the fed's inflation target i have to ask, if one of the dots move, does that change the inflation target what does that mean going fo

sarah: well, we have seen very strong spending on global goods.here has been a 20% increase since the start of the pandemic. services, we are still around 10% below in terms of services spending. there's a big boost in spending on services and with think that will be helped not just by the package by biden earlier this month but also the pent-up savings come about $2 trillion worth of savings that households have been forced to accumulate. and what does that mean for inflation? we think the services sector inflation starts to pick up as well. we see inflation moving roughly about 2% in the coming months and expect into .5% for full inflation over the course of the year. annmarie: do you suggest putting on inflation hedges then? sarah: no, we're not expecting we are going to go to 2.5% to 3% and above. the 2.5 percent second-quarter forecast is really the peak we have seen for this year. you have prices falling in march, april and may of last year. although, there are some underpinnings to inflation, we probably agree with the fed that inflation, t

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah. good afternoon.rk wood took three wickets but half centuries from rishabh pant and hardik pandya have set england a challenging total. and that challenge looked a bigger one asjoss buttler�*s side slumped to 95—4 at one point. they are currently 144—4 after 22 overs. turning attentions now to international football and both england and scotland continue their qualifying campaigns for next year's world cup in qatar later. england with the perfect start after their 5—0 win over san marino on thursday night. they're away to albania this evening where gareth southgate's side can expect a much tougher test. we have to produce every game. we are expected to win every time we play and we have got to make sure that our mentality is like that. so i thought the mentality the other night was very good and we have to be exactly the same. we have got a good opportunity in the next two games to put ourselves in a really good position in the room and we need to make the most of that. after opening with a draw again

i sarah. >> good morning. that's right. those 3rd 4th and 5th graders are inside the classroom right live here at castro valley elementary school where last half hour we heard from the intend and she told us things are going really well. as we know in the last 3 weeks they've have reopened preschool through now 5th graders and they're only going to continue to reopen further. this is a slow reopening process and we're in phase 3 of 5 by april 12th will see all grades back in the classroom. part-time. there's about half the kids at school in the morning. half the kids coming in in the afternoon and when they earn in the classroom. they are learning at home about 70% of families in this district decided to return to the classroom with this hybrid model. and i spoke they were walking in for the first time. this family had a little bit of different circumstance because this is the first time this 5th grader has been on this campus. >> sad because i actually chance to school covid said eileen, o and yet the other classmates west

sarah, good morning. >> another day, another school reopening here in the bay area. this time again in castro valley, but it is first and second graders will be going back. i'm here at jensen ranch elementary school. and you can see if i step out of the way here. they've got all these signs that say welcome back. in have you done your daily health screening or something that they require students to do every day before they go back to school for in person learning and yes, it's in person learning something these kids haven't done in a year. now we're in castro valley last week showing you the first phase of reopening here when pre k kindergarten earns kindergartners were going to school for the first time. first time ever. and with mask on and all of everything we have to do with the social distancing and everything. now today, as i said first and second graders, it's their turn to come to school with a hybrid model next week. it will be time for 3rd through 5th graders. all grades will be back on campus part-time by april, 12th and they're moving right along now her

sarah stinson. >>is live in san mateo with the latest good morning, sarah. >>good morning that's right state lawmakers they passed this plan that urges schools to reopen by the end of the school year this is really the first push from the state to get the schools reopened and it's something that has been long awaited after kids have been you know learning from home for the last year now this deal it's a 6.6 billion dollar deal and it does not order school districts to get students back on campus, but it does offer 2 billion dollars in incentives so that's a lot of money and a lot to consider when they're thinking about this school said open later than april first will get less cash grants and districts that don't open by may 15th would lose all of the incentivize funding it focuses mostly on students in tk through second grades and then ramps up to include older students based on the case rates in counties critics say the plan doesn't do enough to get students back on campus with no minimum requirement for hours per week in class because you know a lot of sch

brent: i'm joined by our environmental reporter, good evening, sarah. just heard in that report that you japanese government is planning to release contaminated water into the ocean next year. is that a good idea? sarah: it certainly depends on who you ask. the japanese government will tell you it is safe because the radioactive water will be filtered out, it will be diluted, and it will be discharged into the ocean over a long period of time. and the only radioactive element that is staying is relatively harmless. however, locals, residents, fishermen and environmentalists do have concerns and have said, first of all, we don't really know what the long-term effects on the environment are and there are also concerns that not everything will be filtered out correctly. and now because of the fierce resistance, there's another option on the table now, which is to store additional tanks outside of the plant. brent: speakinthe ecystem in tha prefecture recovered? sarah: radiation levels are not as high as they were 10 years ago. however, there are still hots

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morning, sarah. >>good morning, a state lawmakers they passed this plan yesterday governor expects to sign it today and it's going to incentivize school districts to reopen before the end of the school year and i'm here in millbrae millbrae unified school district there's school district that is ready to open up by the end of the school year so that means we'll be getting some good funding from this new plan and some good incentivize asians to reopen money support. now this is a 6.6 billion dollar deal it does not order districts to get students back on campus. but it does offer 2 billion dollars in incentives schools that open later than april 1st will get less cash grants and districts that don't open by may 15th could lose all of the incentivize funding it focuses mostly on students and take a through second grades and then ramps up to include older students based on the case rates in that county critics say the plan doesn't do enough to get students back on campus in with no minimum requirement for hour

hey, sarah. >> good morning after weeks and weeks of negotiations, the oakland unified school district has come to a tentative agreement with the teachers union said this is good progress. but it still needs to be approved by the union members by the oakland education association and the school board. let's take a look now at what was approved last night. we're talking before midnight. they really just wrapped up their negotiations. you can see the first phase includes getting students pre k through second grades and priority students into the classrooms on march 30th the second phase starts on april 19th for grades. 3rd through 5th and at least one secondary great to be determined later, the union is expected to vote on the plan later this week. and if approved, then it goes to the district's school board in the oakland education association for the final votes. the tentative agreement does allow families to keep their kids in distance learning if they prefer that the district says campuses would be open at limited capacity with that hybrid learning model. the president, the oakland e

hi sarah. >>good morning restaurants can finally take their outdoor dining indoors at 25% capacity and this is a i mean this county hasn't been in the red tier since november, so it's been about 4 months of being in the purple tier, one of the most strict in tears and he has been hard because you can't do a lot in the purple tier and the red tier offers you a few things you can do to loosen the restrictions which i think a lot of people were looking forward just kind of getting back to a little bit more normalcy in the red tier, though you can do as i said indoor dining the retail stores, they can open up capacity to 50% gyms can finally open but only at 10% and then movie theaters zoos museums and aquariums can all open at max capacity, you know again this is something the alameda county has been wanting for a long time it's been trying to do everything they can by increasing testing as well as vaccinating people as much as they you know they have a lot of different vaccination centers, but they also

hi, sarah. >> good morning on this here tuesday. we could see 3 bay area counties enter the state's orange tier. we'll have to see if that happens in one of those being santa clara live now in palo alto. we're going for city avenue. still shut down because they have this outdoor dining all along the street and that has a lot of people to freely walk and enjoy all the different restaurants that's helped a lot of these restaurants survive this pandemic. so starting today, though, they can actually serve people possibly 5th 25% more if they are able to move into the orange tier santa clara county very well could do so. that would put indoor dining at 50% capacity because the county is doing really well this past weekend ahead, a positivity rate of just one 0.2%, the numbers are expected to continue to trend downward as people get vaccinated more and more. that's why the department of public health will likely decide today whether the county is ready for the less restrictive orange tier and local leaders there. hope for mystic that this

sarah, good morning. >> yeah, that's right. and i just witnessed the first and second graders walking into school here at jensen ranch elementary school for the first time in a year. so one girl does sprinting to class and she was all excited. some kids just covid. lea walking alongside their parents or their little backpacks and their masks. now joining us again, we talked last week when we another school in the kindergartners are here and now we've got other kids. you have a pardon on mahdi the superintendent of the cash unified school district. >> high feeling today. i'm feering just as excited as last week. we are. and you know, it's been a week our students in tktk have been back and it's been going really well. so just excited to see students more students back at school or parents coming to drop off their children. so. now phase 2 and you said it's been going well. have you heard any feedback from teachers in those schools. >> about how it's been going with the distancing in the mask wearing and all that yeah, i've actua

>>reopening good morning sarah. >>gooding to more high schools reopening in marin county this happens to be mild stomping ground so it's to be here and it's looking a lot different you can see right in the entrance you can see signs that's a 6 feet apart and then there's a sign here that says basically do you have any symptoms if so don't come into school but just reminding people to wear a mask to maintain 6 feet of distance and and really just keep everybody safe because that's the biggest priority as you reopen the schools yesterday. we witnessed novato high school students returning to in person learning for the first time in a year you could feel that back to school energy but with more anxiety and excitement and i mean you can going to school in person for a year the nerves you may feel would be overwhelming now that's going to be the feeling for studlnts at 2 other county high schools reopening tahman redwood now that the county is in the state's red tier here redwood high school the school's broken up into 3 differ

sarah stinson is live. >> and napa county with the latest. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, good morning. this is really big for wineries and breweries. they can finally serve up a drink and live here at ramsgate, a popular winery and you can finally get a glass of wine without having to get that meal. this is something that they've been waiting for for a long time and it's been tough for them because of the at the get out of all this. they didn't even have some of them have kitchens. so they're excited to learn that they can finally serve up a drink. we're talking wineries, breweries and distilleries now being able to do this regardless of what tier the county is in now the health department released information yesterday and this goes into effect tomorrow. say will affect your weekend plans definitely going to affect them because when you go, there are a few rules now. if you go, you have to only stay for 90 minutes. you have to have reservations and people still have to stay outdoors. that is if the county still in the purple and the red now as we know sonoma and napa counties have bee

sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre, here's sarah mulkerinns. good afternoon.it's the closing stages in pune, where they are chasing 330 to win. mark wood took three wickets after england put india in to bat first — but half centuries from hardik pandya and rishabh pant set the challenging total. and it looked like a tough task whenjoss buttler�*s side slumped to 95—11. david malan added some balance to the england innings with a half century, but he was out not long after. liam livingstone and moeen ali offered some resistance, too, but with both of them now out, england's tail will need to deliver with the bat. england currently 218—7 with 16 overs to play. turning attention now to internationalfootball, and both england and scotland continue their qualifying campaigns for next year's world cup in qatar later. england with the perfect start after their 5—0 win over san marino on thursday night. they're away to albania, kick off�*s at 5 o'clock, where gareth southgate's side can expect a much tougher test. we have to produce every game. we're expected to win e

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith—lucas. good evening.ny areas. we had a lot of low cloud, mist and fog around and some sharp showers, too, across parts of southern england and wales. this was the picture in llandudno earlier on on wednesday. quite a lot of low cloud around there. and as we head through the course of the rest of this evening and overnight, too, we'll keep quite a bit of cloud. in fact, over the next few days, a cloudy outlook. isolated showers here and there, but many of us staying predominantly dry and things turning a little bit colder as well. where you've still get this little frontal system across parts of eastern england, it will tend to clear away as we head through into thursday. and then a weak cold front starts to push in from the north. so, what that means is we head through this evening and overnight, still some sharp showers across east anglia, parts of south east england, could be the odd rumble of thunder. they slowly ease through thursday morning. we've also got a few showers working in across the northern

the only way we can build the credibility of that is by doing it >> let's bring in sarah house. >> goodowell is not worried about forecast that was exciting yesterday. what was your take on the revisions of inflation and especially that gdp forecast >> right we he really didn't see changes the statement. small tweaks and upgrading activity nothing in terms of where the fed is thinking the outlook evolving we look at the projections and that is where we saw the action. you saw significant upgrades to gdp growth this year you saw unemployment getting back to the pre-pandemic low you saw inflation move up where they are looking for inflation to get 2.2% by the end of the year and stay at 2% or little above in the out-years they expect we are looking to be on track of meeting goals of inflation exceeding 2% for some time not breaking away which kept the overall median plot in 2023 on hold >> you said most of the fed officials see it on track for 2023 some officials pointed to higher rates. how do you think jay powell respond to that? we see the nasdaq lower this morning in response to that.

we've got kron 4, sarah stinson standing by. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, things are going well here in alameda county, positivity rate about 1.4%, then you have the case rate improving daily. it's getting to the point so much so that alameda county is being considered to move into the orange here not too long ago is bumped into the or to the red tier and the biggest thing they are now. i think it's too late. >> so i'd like to see more open. you know this like the schools. the stores to businesses. they can survive. you know, no pun on. and i think. people are pretty responsible. >> now. he said speaking of responsible, you think mask should stick around for as long as needed because we are you know, we're worried about very worried about those who haven't been vaccinated. so he's all for a mask. he just wants things to re open further know san mateo is the first county to enter the orange tier. and then after that followed san francisco more in santa clara counties and now napa and alameda counties. tonnage is waiting to get onto t

now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. good evening.eather watchers in devon. so we did have some shower clouds around, and infact, over the next few days, we will keep that mix of some blue skies, some showers and some cold weather briefly, particularly on friday. but for the here and now, for the rest of tonight, clear skies across parts of east anglia in the southeast, so turning quite chilly here. further north across england and into wales as well, we've got a bit more cloud and a few spots of drizzly rain. and for scotland and northern ireland, some scattered heavy showers rattling in through tonight. could be a touch of frost first thing thursday, particularly for eastern scotland and for the southeast of england as well. after that chilly start, thursday brings a day of sunny spells and scattered showers. the bulk of the showers will be from northern ireland, western scotland, perhaps a few into northwestern england. later in the day, just one or two cropping up for southern in southeast england as well. in between these two are

sarah stinson has been following it all since the beginning. joining us live from castro valley. good morning, sarah. there. >> yeah, that's right on to phase 2. they're moving right along. we're live here at jensen ranch elementary school in castro valley where they're hanging up balloons next to the wall comebacks and you can see the balloons right there. they're getting getting ready for the kids drive for the first time in a year. we got first and second graders will be in the classroom here in castro valley. a big day last week, a week from today. we're in castro valley are showing you the pre k and kindergartners going to school for the first time with their masks and all today. it will be time for the first and second graders to see their teachers and go back to school with a hybrid model next week. it will be time for the 3rd through 5th graders. all grades in castro valley will be back on campus part-time by april 12th here. jensen ranch will start seeing kids arriving around 7.45. they have about 367 students and and running, which will take p some time. of course, as you kn

other counties in the bay area in the red tier with kron 4 sarah stinson live in cocoa county this morning with more on when that might happen. good morning. sarah. >>well we hope to hear good news tomorrow in the state announces where counties or add on their tiered system live here in lafayette where people are taking inventions outdoor dining situation as they have for most of the last year as we know at times that was banned as well, mostly people i talked to said they're ready for us to open up just even a little bit more they they feel like it's time, especially with people and getting more and more vaccinated and could be just days away from contra costa county entering the state's red tier that would not only allow outdoor dining is already allowed but also indoor dining to as it stands the county has an adjusted case rate of 8 and a half cases per day on average per 100,000 people case rates are adjusted based on additional testing in vaccinating need to stay below 7 new cases for a whole 2 weeks for a county to move into the red tier county officials say we're getting closer and closer to that number because of the sprea

we're going to have a meeting and talk to sarah's family and get good guidance and get professionalsed women. women of colour who have died have not had this kind of publicity and we recognise we need to make sure that women in domestic violence situations who are refugees, those who don't have a voice, need to have their voices heard by the police and government. we have to be careful when we talk about an active court case. what is it about this particular moment that has brought so many people together to say, "we've had enough?" so many times when we hear about women it is either domestic violence or, "she was drunk or she dressed in a slutty way". the excuses, and this time, she was wearing bright clothes, she did the call home to her boyfriend, she was on a busy road. we were all sarah, we were all possibly that person and by the chance that we weren't out that night, we didn't get snatched off the street and killed. we are desperately sad for her family and friends and it shook us all to the core because it broke the bubble of security that we tend to think we have. and every

sarah miller, good to have you on the "news hour."o pick up on the argument we just heard from congressman frank palone, which is the argument that these companies' business models, even the very algorithms they use to keep us on their sites, are meant to coop us glued and they will feed us dubious, dangerous information. how fair is that accusation? >> it is exactly right. it is refreshing to see members of congress focus on the underlying financial incentives that are driving the misinformation and disinformation and toxic information that is flooding our online eco-systems. we're beginning to focus on the right problem, the money and the advertising problems that are driving is toxic content and creating this polarization that is having real world effects on our society and on people's lives. >> brangham: one of the real-world effects that some of the representatives brought up was january 6th. they argued these people plotting their insurrection on these platforms and celebrated on these platforms. the c.e.o.s said the plotters th

sarah. >> and good morning. what this means is that it further reopens what we're already seeing in the red tier just allows us to see more of it. it when we're talking about dining, you know, we're so used to outdoor dining and i'll show you where i met here in castro valley got the tent there, the barricade, the tables and everything. and this is what we've been used to. but indoor dining has become a loud orange tier. if alameda county does go into it would mean 50% capacity and that just means more people have the opportunity if they want to to sit inside. that's a decision you have to make on your own right now. it's at 25% capacity. and what's on your screen right now is what could happen if napa and alameda counties do move into that orange tier and that is indoor dining of said, but it expands retail stores to 100% capacity expands places of worship capacity. movie theaters. indoor dining is a said 50% when it was 25% and indoor gyms. 25%. that's up from 10% wineries breweries 25% bar's outdoor. so as i

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way for kids to be back in class by the end of the if they can ok the deal from 4 sarah stinson live with the details. good morning, sarah. >> daria james. it took weeks of negotiating to get to this point. a tentative agreement between the oakland unified school district and its teachers union. but it still needs final approval from the union members from the oakland education association and the school board. so more to learn. but take a look at that agreement that was reached last night around midnight. they put out a press they were really working till the final hours before this week. you can see the first phase includes getting students pre k through second grades and priority. students into the classrooms on march 30th. the second face phase starts on april 19th for grades. 3rd through 5th and at least one secondary grade to be determined later, the union is expected to vote on the plan later this week. and if approved, then it goes to the district's school board for the final vote. the tentative agreement allows families to keep their kids in distance learning if they prefer that the district says

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he thought it foolhardy and not a good idea at all. but sarah completely embraced this idea. she was assigned to travel through, utah and idaho and wyoming as a silver orator of the suffrage movement to encourage women to follow this very plan and in the letters between erskine and sarah during this particular chapter of their lives, they are for the first time really in different camps about this issue and and sarah's letters reveal her greater confidence and her greater power in the relationship and she says in several different letters to him about this. i am bigger than you. i am bigger than you because i see the necessity of this strategy. privately, so i hope that wilson would win the election but loose the west to demonstrate that women voters did have the power but in fact women voters unfortunately did not come through for her and and with wilson even when california and women's votes helped him do that by 1917 the national women's party decides to up the ante as many people know by picking wilson's white house and in the context of world war. i this was an early bra

about this new plan, but it's going to help once it gets rolling live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news very good. thank you sarah. >>while 3 more bay area counties moved into the red tier this week contra costa county. still in the purple most restrictive tier, the health officer there says. despite a steady fall in cases and positivity rates. the adjusted case rate is still too high. but doctors are confident that they're going to keep moving in the right direction. >>the other way we may read meet the criteria is what's called the health equity accelerated progression metric so that's basically a equity case rate in our low hpi communities. means orange tier current jury which is under 5% we can actually move into the red tier even case rate is still about 7. >>health officials are hoping vaccine rollout will help currently contra costa county has 86% of their adult 75 and older vaccinated. >>the california office of emergency services is pushing back against reports of people being under vaccinated at the oakland coliseum site reports suggested that syringes weren't fully filled to capacity a

good morning to both of you. first sarah... jenin, good morning to both of you. gh at the moment, just over a _ going through at the moment, just over a year— going through at the moment, just over a year after such a life changing _ over a year after such a life changing injury that has had a huge impact _ changing injury that has had a huge impact on _ changing injury that has had a huge impact on their family. they are incredible _ impact on their family. they are incredible-— impact on their family. they are incredible. �* ., ., incredible. anyone looking at that and lay people — incredible. anyone looking at that and lay people will _ incredible. anyone looking at that and lay people will be _ incredible. anyone looking at that and lay people will be thinking, i incredible. anyone looking at that. and lay people will be thinking, the work that people like you do, and i know it is the hospital in bristol is welcome is incredible. what you can achieve to help people who have been so severely burned?— can achieve to help people who have been so severely burned?

sarah, welcome back. good to see you. good news, it seems people are less fearful of flying.afety. what are airline employees telling you? are they at all concerned for their safety? >> yes, alex, they are concerned for their safety because we are seeing packed airplanes now. we don't have all of the airplanes back up in the air so a lot of times these flights are full and we have not been able to have access to the vaccines at the same rate that we would like to in a priority order because we're coming in contact with the public and traveling. we are concerned about the rise in cases where we have to enforce mask policies and people are refusing to wear the mask policies. the tsa are fining people big dollars and people are facing jail time for refusing to do this and it is hard on the front lines and this will continue as we get more vaccines out there and we are close to getting there, but we need to be responsible and listening to the cdc and being very careful during this time so that we can make sure that we can lift all restrictions and get back to normal without the v

sarah stinson back to you. very good. thank you, sarah. >> 6.34 is the time a developing story.he recall against governor newsome, both sides who are campaigning for and against the recall are now busy raising money. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >> our job not done yet is just beginning. organizers of the effort to remove governor gavin newsome from office a while, waiting for signatures to be verified by local elections officials. the campaigning and fundraising is ramping up. it will be a lot new age campaigning and i think it's going to be empowering the people on the ground in 20,000 volunteers. they're going to keep their bus 800. her aunt signing locations are going to turn into, you know, many campaign headquarters all across the state. according to campaign finance data and committee officials. the 2 main groups supporting the effort. the california patriots coalition and rescue california raised more than 4 million dollars combined between the start of the effort and heading into the signature deadline this week. some of their biggest donors inc

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sarah. >> hey there, good morning. yeah. this happened overnight been announced to everyone that they reached a tentative agreement between the oakland unified school district and its teachers union. but it's still needs a final approval from the oakland education association. the school board and from the union members. take a look at what they tentatively agreed on. but the union leaders and the school district you can see on your screen in phase one includes getting students pre k through second grades in priority. students in the classrooms on march 30th. so by the end of this month. the next phase starts on april 19th for grades. 3rd through 5th grades and at least one secondary grade to be determined later, the union is expected to vote on this later this week. and if approved, then it goes to the district's school board and education association for the final votes. the tentative agreement allows families to keep their kids in distance learning if they prefer that the district says campuses would be open at limited ca

sarah. >> hey there, good morning. and seeing a few people being dropped off but not a whole lot yet. i'm also seeing some kids bike to school. and i caught up with a kindergarten teacher right outside of bancroft elementary school here. she said she has a mix of emotions doubling in the be the most interesting first day of school. they've ever had before because you have to wear your masks. you have to, you know, distance and there's a lot of the mind as we're very much still in this pandemic, but education must go on. so they're going to be doing a hybrid model here in mount diablo unified school district again today. they start with preschool through second grades back in the classrooms and then on monday, the rest of the great 3rd through 12th grades will be back on campus as well. you can see the signs in front of campus here that says we miss you and welcome back. the reopening does not require students to do only in person learning. it will be an option for students and their parents as distance learning continues. this has been a really long time coming as the district has bee

sarah stinson, back to you. all right. thanks for the good news. sarah moon. >> let's jump over to the east bay now where one county is expected to expand its vaccine eligibility. anyone who either lives or works in contra, costa county has and is at least 50 years old, can now get the covid vaccine. this is regardless of whether they have any underlying health conditions to date. more than 336,000 contra, costa county county residents have gotten at least their first dose of the vaccine. meanwhile, in the north bay solano county is facing a dire shortage of doses. this comes just one week after the expanded vaccine eligibility with kron four's dan kerman on the story. >> so on the county has made progress getting its residents vaccinated for covid-19 so far more than a 100,000 people have received at least their first dose. but as of this week, first dose appointments have stopped state is reduced are a lot and quite considerably. and we just don't are not receiving enough vaccine to continue doing first us clinics as we happen. >> solano county's

we're going to have a meeting and talk to sarah's family and get good guidance and get professionals charities. we're talking about getting access to legal care and underrepresented women. women of colour who have died have not had this kind of publicity and we need to make sure that women in domestic violence situations, those who don't have a voice, need to have their voices heard by the police and government. we to have their voices heard by the police and government. we have to be careful when — police and government. we have to be careful when we _ police and government. we have to be careful when we talk— police and government. we have to be careful when we talk about _ police and government. we have to be careful when we talk about an - police and government. we have to be careful when we talk about an active . careful when we talk about an active court case. but what it —— what is it about this particular moment that has brought so many people together to say, we've had enough? so has brought so many people together to say, we've had enough?— to say, we've had enough? so many

| we decided at 2am to start the fund raising, we will have a group meeting and talk to sarah's family and get goodin terms of where that should go to women's charities, but we are talking about women getting access to legal care and underrepresented women. we know that women of colour who have died who have not had anywhere near this much publicity and we recognise that we need to make sure women in domestic violence situations that are refugees, women who do not have are refugees, women who do not have a voice, those at the voices that need to be had, not only by the police but the government as well. we need to be careful when we talk about an active court case, but what do you think it is about this particular moment that is different, that has brought 70 people together to say we have had enough? i think to say we have had enough? i think so many times _ to say we have had enough? i think so many times when _ to say we have had enough? i think so many times when we _ to say we have had enough? i think so many times when we hear - to say we have had enough? i think so many times when we hear ab

good. the latest interview clip will do little to heal any apparent rifts between the sussexes and the palace. simon jones, bbc news. let's talk to our royal correspondent sarahell. good morning to you. this is the second preview clip to be released from the oprah when free interview and it's quite something, isn't it? yes, you could say that and i think we knew, certainly from the first clip from harry released earlier this week and the ongoing narrative from him that the press was likely to come in for criticism in this interview. he is made that absolutely clear. what we didn't know was the level of criticism which might be levelled at the royal family and the royal household and i think that is why this clip is so indicative and five people at the palace will be particularly concerned about what's going to be aired on us television this weekend. because it does appear from that clip and this interview with oprah winfrey is due to run for two hours, it's mainly meghan markle, there is a little bit of harry but she will have a lot to say during that time. and from this clip that's been released, she really saying that members of the firm, the phrase she use

school welcoming 7th and 8th graders last week we've got kron 4 sarah stinson live for us in nevada with more on what we can expect today, good morning, sarah. >>pretty soon teachers will start arriving to nevada novato high school and nevado is one of the first public high school districts to reopen the classrooms and he may have the 9th and 10th graders going back to school starting today and then in about a week or so they'll have 11th and 12th graders also back at school this is they're using hybrid model a popular way that schools are able to reopen in last week they had middle schoolers return to school. i don't think they were quite expecting high schoolers to go back so soon but marine county entered the red tier and that's what really got them to be able to finalize the dates for high schoolers to return there are 3 high schools in this district nevado sam ran and ran oaks high schools by march 8th t k through 12 grades will be back in school with this hybrid learning model here in nevada. hi, this is how it works students are divided into 2 groups group one is in the classroom monday and tuesday group 2 comes in on

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castro: you make a very good point, sarah. i have a couple of thoughts on that. you know this because you were there -- you are always going to have pushback from local jurisdictions. anytime you are trying to get them to do something more than they have been doing, right, whether it is housing authorities, cities, you always have this little push and pull and tug of war. but we were able to -- this was done before i got there, but get the input of a lot of those jurisdictions and incorporate that into the tools that we put forward in the approach we took essentially to get enough buy-in to get it over the finish line. because of the moment we are in, after the murder of george floyd, the push from the black lives matter movement, this focus on equity, i am here in san antonio now, where we have a mayor whose entire tenure is a city of equity. we do have a better opportunity now on these issues, and to help achieve a fair housing landscape . the other thing that is fascinating to me is that if you think about electorally what is happened in the '18 and '20 cycle

we are going to have a group meeting and we are going to talk to sarah's family and we are going to get good professionals involved in terms of where that should go to women's charities but we are talking about women getting access to legal care and we are talking about underrepresented women. we know that women of colour that have died have not had anywhere near this much publicity and we recognise that we need to make sure that women in domestic violence situations that are refugees, women that don't have a voice. those are the voices that need to be heard, by not only the police, but the government as well. we have to be very careful when we talk about an active court case of course, but what is it, do you think, about this particular moment that's different that has brought so many people together to say, we've had enough? i think so many times when we hear about women it either domestic violence or its oh, she was drunk, or she dressed a little bit slutty. like, the excuses and this time she was in an anorak, she was wearing bright clothes, she did the call home to her boyfriend. it was

host: let's talk to sarah, calling from new hampshire. caller: good morning. i've been a gun owner my entire adult life. my question is, if i pass a background check, why would i have to wait 5 days? say i have been threatened by my partner, i've gone to get the restraining order, now i want to protect myself, i pass a background check, now i have to wait 5 days in which that person has an opportunity to killand, k five days ago. i do not think that is fair. the other thing is that i lost a lot of my constitutional rights under the patriot act and now i am losing my second amendment rights, and laws like the person said, criminals break laws, they do not care about laws, and to say that we should not have laws is nonsensical and does not make sense. i have done trades online, and met the person, this is our law, meet them at the gun store, they have to go through a background check or i have to gun through the background check and we do it through the gun store. i think that takes care of that. i agree that gun shows are a loophole. there should be a way to do