jesse and tamara, it has been - tamara, it has been really good to talk to you.you _ much for taking the time. thank you. thank you so _ much for taking the time. thank you. thank you so much. - for more on this and all our stories go to the bbc news website. there's a full analysis and you can look back at the testimony that convicted r kelly. let's move on to some other news. reports from south korea say an unidentified projectile has been launched from north korea. south korea's military was saying at least one projectile was fired into the sea of japan. japanese media say the object appeared to be a missile laura bicker has the latest. these missiles through eastwards towards japan and it was japanese officials who said these are the kind of muscles who contravene un security sanctions and that is yet to be an update if it was ballistic missiles from south korea or the us. they are still analysing this test, which is quite unusual at this stage an unusualfor north korea quite unusual at this stage an unusual for north korea to just fire one missile, but the t

tamara: toda la quemazÓn de llantas y de motores. que es el objetivo de cÓmo podemos conducir en esta Área de una forma segura. simplemente no hay un ejemplo. >> esta serÍa la primera ciudad del norte de california. no se permitirÍa el ingreso de armas. >> acuchillaron a una persona y mataron a otra. >> la urgencia llega luego de que dos mujeres fuera en a puÑaladas. >> un intento proactivo de nuestra ciudad. segÚn el alcalde ha sido muy efectivo. >> hemos visto que no ha llegado, estÁn trabajando. ramÓn: madres de familia se comunicaron con el equipo de univisiÓn 14 al informar que batallaba contra una infestaciÓn de pulgas en oakland. a erratas, hay cucarachas. >> se hagan los niÑos a nuestra casa, se ponen la ropa limpia y esa se queda ahÍ. mÁs adelante hablamos con una experta sobre las protecciones que se harÁn antes de que termine la moratoria por desalojos. representante del estado nos dirÁn cuÁl es el progreso que >> las cuadrillas de bomberos sacaron por la ventana un conductor utilizando herramientas. chofer no sufriÓ herid

tamara mÍ no tiene mÁs informaciÓn.nido ambiente] tamara: muchos tomaron varias intersecciones de san josÉ. esto pro upa a quiÉnes viven cerca de estas Áreas. >> un hombre fue atropellado mientras grababa este espectro lo ilegal. una escena donde el desenlace no fue trÁgico, pero son recordatorio de por quÉ estos eventos atentan contra la vida de quiÉnes participan de ellos. >> el seÑor josÉ ha presenciado varios shows y cree que ponerle fin a estos retos serÁ para el sistema policial. >> me gustarÍa estar con mi patrulla. >> estas son algunas de las consecuencias durante el fin de semana. >> suelos he mirado cÓmo van. >> se desconoce si hubo personas incautadas. >> la policÍa le recuerda que si ve uno de estos es cÁculos, llame a —— espectÁculos, que llame a la policÍa. este finde se van a la policÍa realizo un arresto por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol. se expandiÓ la alerta hasta maÑana debido a la mala calidad del aire. ademÁs, despertamos con un lunes bastante caluroso. saludo a shenty rodrÍguez. shenty: mu

and npr white house correspondent tamara keith. about the snap benefits expanding and the child tax credit. tam, how important is this to the democts' agenda and president biden's agenda? >> this is absolutely core to president ben's agenda. it is part of the $3.5 trillion bill that they are going to start wrking on in earnest again, now that congress is returning. um, expanding this child x credit is important to democrats because it can really take a huge bite out of child poverty. and it has been a long time agenda item, one that they were able to get into the cod relief bill, and one that they are hoping to be able to have long-term. but, you know, we can talk about infrastructure for a long time. we'll talk about it many times. it is not clear yet that that is on a glide path. >> because that's the $3.5 trillion package which at least two democratic senators have said, yeah, it is not going to be $3.5trillion. so whais the going to get cut from all of the different priorities, that democrats, that the biden administration, tha

tamara: i do not think we would be declaring it doomed at this point. are lots of democrats in congress who have very different ideas about what must or must not to be units. it is going to be up to the president and the speaker and the majority leader to figure out how to balance those equities. it seems like a mighty challenge. but this is the key to the biden agenda. this is the biden presidency. so much is resting on this piece of legislation and the smaller infrastructure only ros and bridges broadband. judy: 20 seconds of wisdom. amy: i completely agree it will be hard to come back from a loss which i think is why we will see democrats come together. the one big challenge is republicans are defining it while democrats are fighting among themselves. the quicker the democrats get it done the easier -- the more time to hefty message it. judy: -- the more time they have to message it judy: judy:. and we judy: have not even talked about the calendar. -- the more time they have to message it. judy: and we have not even talked about the calendar. on the

. >> nuestra compaÑera tamara mÍ no hablÓ con la madre de los menores.sta madre es un milagro que a sus hijos hayan sobrevivido. hoy visitamos a la familia martÍnez que resultÓ afectada. >> estÁn tranquilos. >> dos de los niÑos fueron expulsados. su madre trata de asimilar lo ocurrido. >> no pueden cargar unos. >> muchÍsima gente llego. reportera dos hondos el cuando se encuentra atrÁs las rejas. nos alegra reportar que los niÑos se encuentran fuera de peligro. el viernes algunos residentes del Área nos dijeron que no es la primera vez que ocurre un incidente como este. >> hay mucha gente que no le sin orta lo que le puede pasar a otros. >> cuestionamos a la policÍa para saber quÉ hacen al resto recto, pero no obtuvimos respuesta. >> no el gallo dice que estÁ en conversaciÓn con la policÍa. >> imagÍnate. serÁ algo peor,. —— peor. >> mientras ellos estÉn afuera, no hay problema. hacemos una pausa. el voto latino es cada vez algo mÁs importante en el paÍs. >> los pasajeros estaban discutiendo des desde un choque. californianos, ¿sabían que nuestros hogares

tamara mino nos habla de esta visita. este dinero serÁ utilizado para garantizar el regreso seguro.ueden ver las armas escolares. aÚn hay padres que tienen que temor a enviar a sus hijos a las aulas. . a nivel estatal y local todas las escuelas cumplen con los protocolos de salud. >> hay muchas medidas de seguridad. >> siento mucho mÁs alivio porque se preocupe por ese tipo de cosas. paola: vamos a hablar con una representante del centro la raza. los que buscan solicitar la visa. >> sÍ, partir del primero decubre, asÍ se cumplen los requisitos mÉdicos. es una visa limitada. no se puede dar a menores de 12 aÑos. tambiÉn para personas que residen en un lugar. las vacunas estÁn limitadas. podrÍa solicitar un permiso. paola: muchas gracias por la informaciÓn. buenas noches. hoy miÉrcoles se enviÓ el tercer pago de crÉdito tributario por hijo. aÚn quedan tres a dos mensuales adicionales. familias que no han entregado sus impuestos pueden recibir estos pagos. con estas imÁgenes vuelvo a saludar a nuestra meteorÓloga que nos dice quÉ esperar. presentadora: tenemos algo de humo asociado a l

mayor tamara wallace from south lake tahoe.reciate your time once again here on nbc. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >>> well, firefighters are finding a around the basecamps there, so welcome distraction from what is happening on the front lines. our digital team put together a story all about it. find it on our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on "therapy dogs helping firefighters." it can help you as well. it is right there on the front page at nbcbayarea.com. >>> up next, the viral tiktok challenge being blamed for vandalism at some bay area schools. this is disheartening. what is going on here? we have the explanation and what tiktok is now doing in response. >>> and a secret show in san francisco. metallica playing in front of a crowd for the first time in two years. this is a live look at the line, the people waiting to get inside. we are going to tell you just the details of this surprise concert. stay with us. >>> welcome back to "nbc bay area news" tonight. some of the other stories we are watching at this hour, we continue to follow

. >> gracias, tamara. >> expertos comparte recomendaciones para lograr la atenciÓn de mÁs trabajadoresondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. este aparato desconectado está protegiendo nuestras solobellas costas y más.ia. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m., y así ayuda a que nuestro estado siga brillando. >> la junta de supervisores decidiÓ retirar la confianza al alguacil. se es era que aceleren las investigaciones en las que ella estÁ involucrada. una de los representante nos dice cuÁnto tiempo tarda este programa. >> una sale de estos programas. uno sale para empezar a trabajar con un contratista. >> en este momento hay una gran demanda y por eso e

tamara mÍ no tienen la explicaciÓn. >> nosotros no tuvimos que aplicar. >> haces solicitÓ ayuda no necesita desde agosto. quiÉnes son elegibles? parte de su hogar recibiÓ benÉfico y tuvieron clases a distancia durante el aÑo escolar. >> para llenar una solicitud puede ingresar a esta pÁgina web. el plan fue aprobado recientemente. los niÑos elegibles recibirÁn un beneficio. paola dos. de ser aprobado se mantendrÁ la previsiÓn a desalojar inquilinos. el gobierno estadounidense solicitarÁ una leva de vacunaciÓn a extranjeros que viajan al paÍs. marÍa antonieta mejÍa nos amplÍa. marÍa: se pedirÁ una eva negativa de coronavirus era poder ingresar al paÍs. las personas podrÁn entrar a estados unidos si presentan una prueba negativa de coronavirus. esto abrirÁ las portadas harÁ mÁs viajes internacionales. a partir de noviembre las restricciones serÁn mayores. >> a mÍ me gusta mucho viajar, me siento mÁs segura si voy en un aviÓn que la gente estÁ vacunada. >> creo que es una de las cosas que estÁn haciendo para back ponerse. los gobiernos seguirÁn tomando acciones como estas. si ya tenÍa planeado

and tamara keith of npr. >> woodruff: and it is so good to see both of you on this monday.or being here. so let's start out with talking about what i was talking to senator bernie sanders about, amy, and that is this mega spending bill, $3.5 trillion. he says he is sticking to his guns. he has alrdy compromised. where does it stand? >> amy: it stands not with senator sanders, but with senator manchin. when you only have 50 votes in the senate, your ability to get something passed on a party-line vote rests with the one who is most at risk. and the most at risk senator right now is joe manchin, who has said we're not doing $3.5 trillion. i think the bigger challenge for democrats right now is, as they're thinking about this process, everything we talked about is the price tag. we talked very little about the policy underneath it. for democrats who are talking about selling this in the next election, in 2022 or beyond, right now what they' talking about is all kinds of different we heard senator sanders talk about making the rich pay their fair share, income inequality, but i

tamara mÍ no tiene mÁs informaciÓn. >> el supervisor asegura que es importante extender esta ordenanzaprotecciÓn a nivel estatal. >> nosotros esperÁbamos mÁs liderazgo de los supervisores. >> hoy hablaba con miembros de organizaciones y me dicen que creen que esto no es suficiente. se asegura que muchos afectados no serÁn desalojados. >> no es la respuesta que necesitÁbamos, nos hubiera gustado que estuvieran mÁs fuertes en proteger a las personas mÁs vulnerables. a nivel local puede visitar esta pÁgina web o puede visitar la aplicaciÓn. >> todo cuesta tiempo y todo lleva tiempo, pero es necesario que la gente sepa antes de que se ha desalojada o algo asÍ. >> pueden contactar a la asociaciÓn en la pÁgina web o por telÉfono. paola: en contra costa hay ayuda disponible. en santa rosa tres presuntos pandilleros fueron arrestados. dos de los tres sujetos estaban en libertad condicional. encontraron cocaÍna empaquetada para vender. pensando en la situaciÓn que se vive en algunos puntos con la presencia de lisas y cÓmo evitar que los jÓvenes forman parte de ellas. israel, cÓmo los padres pue

>> tamara: as amy said, the margins are incredibly narrow. at this point, there hasn't be, though this week we'll get a little taste of it, but there hasn't been anything to force peel to move off their positions. there hasn't been a heated negotiation, really. there are been people sort of staking out their positions. one of the challenges of this for biden and for democrats is that they are spending a lot of time, and we're spending a lot of time, talking about how they're arguing about size and scope and pay-force,fors and using terms like reconciliation, and there is not much talk about what is in this legislation partly because they have not agreed of what is in this legislation. it is a little bit difficult to hold an event saying we're going to give you this thing, just wait, when it isn't clear yet if it really, truly will make it in in the final analysis. >> woodruff: is part of the issue, amy, though, there is a lot of different stuff? >> amy: you're talking about transformational legislation, $3.5 trillion. this is the mo expansive

tamara mino estuvo en el lugar dÓnde la vicepresidenta pidiÓ que se mantenga al gobernador.aron a ese llamado. >>, >>, de 22,000,000 de electores, los hispanos tienen un papel importante. >> hemos tenido mucho apoyo de Él. >> tambiÉn hablaron de alder. aseguran que su visiÓn y sus propuestas atentan contra los valores y las polÍticas que hoy representan a california. busca alinear el salario mÍnimo. >> Él estÁ mal porque Él tiene un plato de comida para llevar a su casa y nosotros no. un grupo de manifestantes mostraron su descontento. >> este hombre dice que apoya a alder porque si no california se podrÍa convertir en venezuela. >> los votantes tienen hasta el prÓximo martes para tomar la decisiÓn. paola: despuÉs de tres dÍas continÚa el calor en el Área de la bahÍa. >> tuvimos un miÉrcoles bastante caluroso. en san josÉ 91 grados. hacia el interior nuevamente con temperaturas muy altas. esperamos temperaturas cercanas a los mediados 60. maÑana la temperatura se mantiene en los bajos 60. en santa rosa mÁs fresco, san mateo en los 59. hablamos de este pronÓstico para los prÓ

tamara minos tuvo haya y nos habla de esta visita para Él, porque me di cuenta entendamos siento veintitrÉs que serÁ utilizado para garantizar el regreso, seguro a la educaciÓn en quitarse cuenta en su asegurando que los distritos escolares han sabido cÓmo controlar y mantener los casos positivos bajos no. son trata, comenzarÁ mÁs padres de que sigan enviando a sus hijos a las escuelas. por su parte, la asociaciÓn de maestros de california. respaldÓ resultado de la elecciÓn de ayer aplaudiendo la —— se busca requerir la prueba de vacunaciÓn. >> continÚan haciendo pruebas para ver de evitar el contagio. >> todos hacen uso de las mascarillas y tratando de mantener una distancia entre las diferentes mesas de trabajo. hablamos con maestros que nos dicen que address que —— padres que tienen temor de enviar a sus hijos a las aulas. >> a estos address les angustia que su hijo que no tiene la vacuna, la pueda contraer. >> de —— le preguntaba quÉ le dirÍa a quiÉn es no quieren vacunar a sus hijos. argumentaron que nivel estatal y local todas las escuelas estÁn cumpliendo con los protocolos de salud.

. >>> lavisa presidenta tamara harris, de recordó a los estadounidenses la unidad era posible esencialodos aseguró que la diversidad era nuestra mayor fortaleza durante el día sonaron campanas, y se hicieran minutos en silencios a tres ni personas que murieron esa mañana. >>> biden esa persona para consolar a miles de personas que marcaron un antes y un después en los estados unidos regreso con ustedes. >>> otros países se reunieron estos homenajes en pantalla tiene a boston chicago florida todos son actos conmemorativos, en nueva york en el bajo manhattan yolanda vázquez aquí con los detalles. >>> en el terrorismo que acabó con casi 3000 personas en nueva york, es la fecha que marcó hoy el calendario y que llena de tanto sufrimiento todos especialmente a quienes perdieron a sus seres queridos. >>> triste mi papá era jorge velásquez el estaba en la segunda torre en el piso 44 sigue siendo el mismo dolor, porque todavía no lo tenemos aquí. >>> hay personas que no pudieron recuperar los restos del cuerpo hay más dolor hay fuentes con los nombres de las víctimas están el presidente y su e

here to react, owner of brooklyn chophouse and dumpling shot and aaron byrd and tamara kennedy. 72% ofd workers would quit without an exemption from the vaccine. how much of a burden does that threat place on business owners like yourself? >> good morning. thank you for having me. it's an incredible issue for our company right now. we've got 103 employees. more than half of whom are under 21 years old. just did a survey with them last week. more than half will leave their job if they're forced to take the vaccine or go through some complicated testing. we can't run our restaurants without our people. and it's not our -- in my opinion, not our responsibility to be their health advisor on top of everything else. it's not possible to do all of it. todd: to follow up with you, you said you're at 1103. might you have to -- 103. might you have to trim four people from the payroll to get under the 100. >> hardest decision we have to make. we're already short staffed. our goal is to put more people to work, it's not something that i really would want to do. i think we're taking a wait and see

tamara's scheduled vote quickly approach a— approach as. could indeed so.nly _ approach as. could indeed so. chicken can only afford - approach as. could indeed so. chicken can only afford to - approach as. could indeed so. chicken can only afford to a i approach as. could indeed so. - chicken can only afford to a nancy pelosi commit to lose three votes in the house, so the big question is what do the republicans do. this is a bipartisan infrastructure bail. the president got a deal with the republicans. did they vote to hand him a victory or do they side with the progressives to vote against him? so the progressives to vote against him? , , , ,, ., him? so i republicans in the senate did no him? so i republicans in the senate did go ahead — him? so i republicans in the senate did go ahead and _ him? so i republicans in the senate did go ahead and vote _ him? so i republicans in the senate did go ahead and vote for— him? so i republicans in the senate did go ahead and vote for this - did go ahead and vote for this measure, not all of them, but many of them,

tamara: president biden has been pitching the build back better agenda.hink a lot of the conversation about it, as amy says, has gotten bogged down in the process. it is a reconciliation bill. the reality is if they are going to pass something and it has things that matter to people, they will have some thing to talk about it. if they don't pass anything, they won't. senator sanders also seemed to say democrats are not going to let nothing pass. at some point, something is going to have to give, but it seems like democrats are very motivated to have something, and they know the window of time to do this is not that wide because once you get into 2022, that is an election year. endangered members of congress, members of the house, are going to start thinking about their future and it gets much harder. amy: it is too big to fail basically. judy: we will see what not nothing looks like. the other reason the president is in california is to do a visit to show his hand for governor gavin newsom, facing a recall vote. people have been voting, but what are you w

that's amy walter of the "cook political report with amy walter," and tamara keith of npr.and hello to both of you on this monday. it's very good to see you. and tam, as yamiche was reporting at the top of the program, this border crisis that president biden is facing, it is just one of another, it seems like every day there is another challenge in front of him. at this point giv these pictures that we are seeing of haitian refugees on top of what we already know, what does it mean? >> this white house has been trying to thread a needle. and it is not an easy one to thread and they keep discovering this again and again as every new border crisis breaks out or new variety of border crisis, you know, in this case they are leaning very heavily on a trump-era policy, this title 42 that allows them to immediately expel people, even people seeking asylum and who are legally seeking asylum am they are leaning heavily on that law, or that rule which is a pandemic covid public health rule. they are leaning heavily on that. at the same time that they are trying to say no, we are more

continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >> growing up in san francisco has been way safer than growing up other places we we have that bubble, and it's still that bubble that it's okay to be whatever you want to. you can let your free flag fry -- fly here. as an adult with autism, i'm

the vast majority agreed with tamara, who writes, better to be prepared and not need it than the other way around. doctor doctor is not a physician but writes the spanish flew of 1918 was h1n1. so that mutated and dwarfed into another seasonal flu. in that sense, it never went away. >>> still to come here at 7:00, elizabeth holmes back in court. opening arguments in her trial expected to start tomorrow. we're going to tell what you to expect when the testimony begins. >>> also a sear's of fire in the north bay, was this the work of an arsonist? and does the fire season make you itch? you're definitely not along. ucsf researchers discover the impact of wildfire smoke on our skin. california! during a flex alert, let's keep our power up and running. set ac cooler and use big appliances before 4pm. then from 4-9pm reduce use and take it easy on our energy. sign up today. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. we're following breaking news. we're getting word in now of a sizable earthquake in mexico. initial magnitude 7.0 near acapulco. let's bring in rob mayeda. this is a big one,

continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >>> what a pleasure. what a great thing for us to be together in person to celebrate the start of construction of affordable housing in san francisco. there is much -- there is much to learn. much to celebrate. much to understand about the meani

the red cross president tamara traveled to the country and visited medical facilities before meeting with the new african government and he spoke to his here at archie on the one side, you will see all that these are the remnants of war. you see these camps, these vehicles, military vehicles, you'll see the struction where fighting has taken place, including in some of the cities like glasgow and others. and on the other hand you see a normality of life and normalcy of life. you see that this country is and has been affected by 40 years of war and by poverty. and the 2 together create enormous human period meet we had a long conversation with more about the deputy of now went down to government, a very substantive conversation with him self and with some of his closer agent, collaborators. in order to ensure that the humanitarian space, which is needed for a good, impactful, and usually humanitarian assistance are guaranteed. i think we got a lot of understanding and also good sense that we need further dialogues as we move forward. the doctor in miami's making headlines after announ

a tamara family has been given a temporary reprieve and their bid to seek asylum in australia after the immigration minister granted them a 3 month extension on their stay to say the family could be tortures if their return to sri lanka. sarah clark reports the plight of the move up and family has made headlines around the world. they've been to seek asylum and thinking. the strategy was denied in 2018, and the government attempted to deport them. that to get a public outcry and a community in a small room town of bill wheeler with a family had been living right, a social media campaign to protect them. we want to just bring this family in just to, you know, until they actually we have schools that are ready to welcome to go, sorry at home. just once this, not me to be or eva on thursday, the families legal fight to remain in australia returned to the federal circuit court in melbourne. mother, pre a father a days and sister copico and now emerging visa's in community detention in perth for your target. visa has not been granted. the immigration minister alex burke has now grown to the

city is going back up into the low end mid-70s tamara. inland valleys from the low 90s to the mid-90s, san jose you will back up a bit, 93 in santa rosa, and then thursday will be the peak. for san francisco, oakland, san jose, the temperatures will start a downward trend from there and as we approach the weekend and next week, we are going to stay relatively comfortable. we will keep the temperatures down on the cool side. microclimates with the inland valleys of the east bay showing up there, mid-90s over the next few days, then back down, upper 70 on tuesday. 85 would be the average right now for those inland east bay valleys period that will be nice. it will start to feel more like fall again. we really did kind of go through that transition, over the last 48 hours. >> fall feel. is coming back. >> arrested seeing the leaves start to change, too, it's nice. >> that time of year. i think everybody gets more excited about the transition to fall than any other season. >> absolutely. i love this time of year. thanks, darren. >> shore. >>>

tamara wallace. thanks for taking the time this evening in midst of what you're going through. >> thank you. >> it's been a nerve racking stretch of days for your city. tell me how you're feeling right now? >> i'm feeling elated, my community is starting to repopulate. i have not repopulated yet because services are still limited and i didn't want to drain what limited services there are. and so we're going to wait a few days to go back home. but my community is starting to fill up again, so as you can see, welcome home. it's pretty amazing. >> absolutely. what was the low point for you? did you even have time to have a low point, when you thought your city might burn? >> absolutely. my worst nightmare in the 25 years i've lived in south lake tahoe was knowing that our -- most of our winds are southwesterly, to have a fire come into the basin or start in the basin in the southwest corner of the lake tahoe basin, exactly where it came in. having fire come over echo summit, having high winds, which we

tamara just lost her unvaccinated 20-year-old son to the virus. >> i just cajoled and threatened and everything i could possibly think. i think he did some research where he was thinking that it was going to hurt his heart long-term or something, i'm not even sure where he was getting his information, which is super frustrating. >> reporter: unvaccinated medical workers in new york state could face termination today. midnight was their deadline to get a shot. teachers in new york city now have until friday 5:00 p.m. to get a shot. some legal ping-pong has been moving that deadline around. >> i'm going to be terminated. it's going to be my last day. >> reporter: nationwide, average daily covid-19 case counts are now falling. numbers in the hospital are falling, but most americans believe, according to a new poll, that this virus will never be eliminated, that it's something the u.s. will learn to live with and manage. and they're probably right. >> we're going to have to deal with this as a more persistent menace and learn how to reduce our risk of respiratory pathogens more generally

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. >> tamara c.atrick tierney. >> mary ellen tiesi. >> william randolph tieste. >> kenneth tietjen. >> stephen edward tighe. >> scott charles timmes. >> michael e. tinley. >> jennifer m. tino. >> robert frank tipaldi. >> john james tipping ii. >> david tirado. >> hector luis tirado, jr. >> michelle lee titolo. >> alicia nicole titus. >> john j. tobin. >> richard j. todisco. >> otis v. tolbert. >> vladimir tomasevic. >> stephen kevin tompsett. >> thomas tong. >> doris torres. >> luis eduardo torres. >> amy elizabeth toyen. >> christopher michael traina. >> daniel patrick trant. >> abdoul karim traore. >> glenn j. travers, sr. >> walter philip travers. >> felicia yvette traylor-bass. >> james anthony trentini. >> mary barbara trentini. >> lisa l. trerotola. >> karamo baba trerra. >> michael angel trinidad. >> francis joseph trombino. >> gregory james trost. >> willie q. troy. >> william p. tselepis, jr. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy. >> michael patrick tucker. >> lance richard tumulty. >> ching ping tu

not present but essential to community engagement to this project is tamara hicks. >> in response ofe port of san francisco's request for proposal, the ymca of san francisco developed a unique service partnership, the dogpatch paddle to present a community approach that will allow a life-changing accessible activation of building 49. our gold is to convert this facility into a community hub based on watercraft. there will be targeted retail to enhance the community experience. [indiscernible] -- by design with an additional ecological stewardship component in the building design, leveraging the unique access to the bay. our vision to enhance the ymca of sfribleg's mission to build strong kids, communitiesan fran build strong kids, communities. our goal is to bridge communities to enhance access to all in potentially underserved populations. in this partnership we are bringing to the part which will leverage each organizations expertise to focus on conservation in uplifting this community resource. an example of this is really using the over 120 years of the wise experience around wat

continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara change for her advocacy in the community. thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] >> restaurants will be open for take out only, but nonessential stores, like bars and gyms, will close effective midnight tonight. [♪♪♪] >> my name is sharky laguana. i am a small business owner. i own a company called vandigo van rentals. it re

continued activism and public service for the transgender community spanning over 50 years, we thank tamara thank you, honey. and, we meant to supply cecilia chung with a certificate of honor not just from supervisor haney's office, and we have omar rincon who is here also to extend his certificate of honors to these three lovely individuals. however, cecelia, you already heard from her. but we wanted to present these certificates of honor for all they've done. >> that's wonderful. i'm glad you were able to do that. thank you all for joining us. let's mingle safely and if you are invited we will be doing the flag raising on the balcony outside the mayor's office. you're invited to watch it from below. happy transgender history month. [ applause ] >> all right. are we ready! [ applause ] [cheers and applause] as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family traditi

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