superintendents signed a joint letter condemning the traits stereotyping against asian americans scott collins has not adequately taken responsibility for the statements in collins said that her statements were taken on the contents and apologize to those that were hurt by them. today the letter reads a part of virtually, we have been disappointed that vice president collins to date has not seemed willing to take meaningful responsibility for her actions. and since matthews got the superintendent did not sign the letter. >>> redwood city police are searching for a suspect after a man's car was intentionally set on fire. i spoke to the ian's family yesterday got they do not want to be identified but they shared this information. this man is car as he relies on his card to get them to work. an accelerant was used to light the fire on saturday. they vest negation is ongoing but they do not believe that this was hate motivated. >>> still ahead in jest day san francisco could begin its biggest reopen yet how businesses are preparing for the changes that come with the orange tear. >>> with reopening

several city supervisors are also calling for collins to resign, including rife, elemental man and step on katherine stephanie state senator scott weiner also tweeted. she should resign, collins wrote a facebook post after the tweets came to light that said, in part quote, while i continue to push for safe schools for all students and families, i will also dedicate my social media feeds to lifting up voices within the asian american community. who have much to say if only we're willing to center their stories and give them the mike. whatever the motivation, we know this. too many asian americans have been walking up and down the streets and worried waking up each morning. past year, feeling their safety and the safety of their loved ones are at stake. president joe biden visited atlanta today in the wake of tuesday's atlanta area shootings that left eight people dead. he condemned the recent violence targeting asian americans. his visit comes as we learn more about those victims. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with details, including how bay area leaders are working to provide support for asian communities here, janna. he

tuesday of this week, senator coons, senator lee, senator shaheen, senator scott from south carolina, senator klobuchar, senator collins and senator. ms. cortez masto: and myself, -- and senator cortez masto and myself introduced the recovery act. mr. lankford: can we continue to strengthen our not-for-profits and encourage americans to give to knows not-for-profits with their time, with their money and with their passion and joy? when you actually engage with a not for profit, you will find you're the one that really receives. i'll tell you, thereto not a -- there's not a movement that i talk to somebody who serves in ma not for profit that they don't tell me how hard the work is and how draining the work is and then with a smile they'll say how rewarding it really is. there's not a time that i don't walk into a homeless shelter or food bank that they don't tell me about the people they meet on a daily basis and the joy of them for going home, talking to their own family, and remembering the blessings that they have. and the joy they have to get up the next day to be able to help the folks in greatest need. let's enco

scott weiner, assemblyman chu, district supervisors and administrators. >> because of the very important issues that the board is facing, that she has lost a certain amount of effectiveness. >> reporter: at the meeting last night, collinsaid she transformative dialogue going forward, expressing sincere and heartfelt apologies. collins could face action tomorrow as several board members may choose to try to strip her of any power that she has, and take away that vice president chair. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, kris, thank you. >>> new overnight, police right now are investigating a chaotic and deadly incident at a homeless encampment in the north bay. it happened last night near roberts avenue and sebastopol road. it started with a fight involving two men. one of them reportedly jumped into a car, went across lanes and struck a woman outside a tent. that woman became pinned under the car and later died. police say the driver then ran from the scene and has not been found since. the other man in the fight is now being treated for injuries. it's not clear if the woman was part of the initial confrontation. >>> a growing tribute this morning for the victims in the colorado supermarket shooting rampage.

thank last year's chairman of the ag committee, collin peterson, for the work he's done on this and this year's chair who also supports this bill, mr. scott, as well as the ranking member who said that he would vote for it, even though there are some things he would like to change. it was a compromise. we believe at that having a legal work force in agriculture that will give stability is not only good for those workers, it's good for their employers, it's good for america. we believe that making sure that there's a future flow of a legal work force, not only into farms but now into dairy, is good for america. because we think immigration ought to be legal. it ought to be regularized. it ought to be orderly. and that's what this bill would accomplish. finally, there's been a lot of talk about enforcement. well this bill has enforcement in it. when the bill is implemented, we will have a strategy and a legal way to meet the needs of agriculture in america. and if we have that as law, we ought to enforce that law. that's why on a bipartisan basis we agreed that e-verify ought to be applied to this whole sector. so, this is a package that wi

collins proposes amendment 1410. the senator from florida, mr. scott, proposes an amendment numbered 1411 to amendment number 1410. the presiding officer: there will now be two minutes of debate equally divided prior to a vote in relation to amendment number 1411. mr. president. it must be really nice to be the speaker of the house. speaker pelosi gets to push around her new majority leader, and my democratic colleagues and they get nothing in return. this bill is a bailout for speaker pelosi and gives california's health care system the ability to claim up to 175% of care costs in their program while all the other states can claim up to 100% of costs. how sta fair to florida? how can colleagues justify a vote unfair to their state? welcome to pelosi's u.s. senate. seriously, how can anyone in this body, except perhaps my two colleagues from california, possibly justify voting against this amendment? mr. president, this is a very simple concept. all 50 states should be treated equally. one state should not be given special treatment over the others. this is a bailout for speaker pelosi, period. i want to be very c