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to campus classrooms of course will look pretty different when they do return but as kron four's theresa stasi reports officials in orinda say the move is a positive step. >>i think we're all very excited to see students back in the classrooms that beaming superintendent is doctor carolyn season in charge of union school district. finally after nearly a year long battle against covid-19 with the positivity rate expected to drop her county health guidelines to 25 per 100,000. >>or into union school district can bring children back into the classroom distance learning is not the same as being in person and. >>there are different strategies that teachers can employ him person was students that can't really be fully replicated on a zoom screen. and i think for students social emotional health. it will be incredibly gratifying to see them in class doctor seen says per protocol it will not be the same. as right before the pandemic shuttered schools, the students are sick state apart from shared share and there is at least 6 feet between our students and the teacher or any other adult and we al

theresa. >>well we are here not announcement happening today, and it's going into effect starting today. late wednesday afternoon, the major announcement all residents in tier, one of the state's plan can begin getting vaccinated. >>at the or incite such as larkspur ferry landing for them are in civic center. the county initially opened the door back in january but scaled back to first vaccinate those 65 and older and so we are glad to once again i turn green light on for jake education community as well as essential workers in food service agriculture childcare and or emergency services. >>to be vaccinated against the covid-19 virus >>now at this point in warren county 87% of our schools are open for some in person by mid-march we expect a 100% of our schools to be open mary jane burke is the marine county school superintendent just a reminder that this public private independent procure schools in our county. and when we say were talking everybody, the teachers that 30 in secretaries parapro

>>thank you theresa and this is not the first time kaiser has been cited for covid violations. kaiser san jose was fined $85,000 by cal osha for failing to immediately report details related to an employee who was hospitalized with covid and that was last march. santa clara county find kaiser san jose a $43,000 for failing to report a christmas stay outbreak. that's when one person died and nearly 100 employees and patients tested positive. after a staffer. this event patience wearing an inflatable costume. kaiser's antioch facility also cited find $56,000 that was for failing to report employs hospitalized with the virus last april and may. and turning to vaccinations california has administered more than 3.6 million doses of the vaccine that's out of a possible 5.7 usage rate of 63%. those numbers are provided by the state's covid-19 vaccine dashboard to state is also tracking just how many doses have been given out in each county, here's a list. >>santa clara county has put out more than a 192,000 doses alameda and contra costa counties have given out more than a 145,132 100

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reporting live here in number 8 theresa >>thank you theresa in san francisco vaccinations have resumed at the muskogee center after a nearly 2 week pause because of a shot shortage, the site is now again distributing doses to people 65 and older health care workers educators emergency responders and food and agriculture workers. the plan is to dole out about 4,000 shots every day until supply allows to increase that number to about 10,000 vaccine today for more info on signing up for a covid shot. we have links on our web site to the vaccination clinics all around the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com. >>several of public health departments have stopped providing vaccine doses to the boutique healthcare provider one medical that's because of concerns of vaccine line jump it. the company denies it's done anything wrong. but kron four's maureen kelly reports that the city of san francisco is now demanding more than a 1000 doses be returned. >>4 bay area public health departments alameda county, san mateo county and san francisco say they have cut off one medical from getting more covi

back to you guys more options i thank you theresa. california's new system of delivering tracking and scheduling vaccines is being rolled out in select counties. >>starting today last month you may recall governor newsome to have blue shield to design and manage a centralized system to get the doses out quickly and equitably 10 counties are included in this initial group none in the bay area but san francisco county is among those that will be added next month. and here's some of the requirements world california and should be able. they say to reach a vaccine site within an hour drive it should take no more half hour drive for urban residents, the state must be able to administer 3 million doses per week by march first if supply allows currently the state is doing less than half that amount. starting this week because of permanente says it plans to ramp up its distribution of vaccines to seniors. >>the move comes after the health care provider received several complaints. kaiser will begin scheduling appointments for several weeks ou

back to you thank you theresa. a major announcement out of the south bay santa clara county residents age 65 and older are now eligible to receive the covid vaccine regardless of their health care provider or their insurance the no wrong door system as it's called launch today, it is designed to ensure the county residents most vulnerable to the virus can access the vaccine more quickly and seamlessly as vaccine supplies allow. >>this no wrong door policy means that. 1 million of the 2 million residents of this county who previously were unable to access the vaccine through our county. are now eligible to do that. >>officials say the state's complex vaccine, distribution and allocation system combined with the vaccine. supply shortages has led to an even vaccine. rollout there's also a call for prioritizing vaccinating people in east san jose and other parts of the county hardest hit by the virus expanding vaccine access to those 65 and older is not just happening in santa clara county 2 major providers are now als

has been almost a full year since these kids attended in person learning hard to believe god for theresa joins us live now on. >>how health protocols may have changed the layout at some schools to reset most of these kids must be excited to get back with their friends. >>i think they're very excited. we're here in iran that you know and all eyes are on the school district and those positivity numbers in right now everything looks good to have those kids back on campus. >>i think we're all very excited to see students back in the classrooms that beaming superintendent is doctor carolyn season in charge of union school district. >>finally after nearly a year long battle against covid-19 with the positivity rate expected to drop up or county health guidelines to 25 per 100,000 or into union school district can bring children back into the classroom as you say that it's hard not to get a bit emotional another massive education has ever experienced anything like this it. >>amazing educators who are so dedicated distance learning is not the same as being in person and there are different strat

here in marion county theresa kron 4 news. >>let's switch things up to talk weather this monday night. if you love shorts and flip flops like these you are in luck. i know lawrence talking about a lemonade. >>flip-flop shorts pretty beautiful out island problem are these big white legs that get those out there to to scare people away. hey folks we do have some a flip of whether those it is going to be very nice around the bay area, these temperatures may be approaching record levels. i think by tomorrow afternoon as high pressure takes over now to go along with that we're seeing some gusty winds developing in parts the bay area to clear skies looking good out over the city and over the bay to and all around the bay area temperatures warmed up a bit today kind of felt that as these numbers jumped a bit as much as 11 degrees warmer in the past 24 hours in san francisco 8 degrees warmer in san jose in those 6 degrees warmer in love more in hayward so we're headed the right direction. you like the warm weather spring-like conditio

and courting live here in alameda theresa stasi back to you guys. >>all right, thank you to reset and today see here 65% that is the amount of coronavirus vaccines that have actually gone into arms in california. you have more than 8 million doses. they are in the state of those 8 million plus about 5.3 million doses have actually been administered and that is way better percentage than what we're talking about just a couple weeks ago, right now the biggest vaccination problem remains, there are simply not enough doses. in santa clara county for instance, residents, 65 and over are eligible for the shot today about 200 people got one at the newest pop-up vaccination site not a lot, but hey we have to get more and more people vaccinated this one is off story road in east san jose. >>well right now our allocation on average about 40,000 doses and we run about 5 6,000 a day and our hope is to run up to as much as possible with our pop ups and mass vaccination sites in our stationary sites or clinic, the site. >>today the biden administration announced

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>>theresa folio ramirez is the employees union representative she says employees are concerned that they have been working in a outbreak zone without being with a b 6.85 should there are certain requirements employer has to meet so once you get 3 positive tests within a 2 week period, there's certain things you your concern outbreak you're supposed to notify the employees that were in the area is supposed to test the employees that week every week going forward until you go a couple weeks with the 2 weeks without a positive test result. >>you're also poses sanitize and disinfect all the areas in which the positive cases were none of that occurred. >>according to the san francisco department of public works they have to employee groups and there are 18 covid-19 cases of their operations division 11 covid-19 cases and they're not operations division in response to the imminent hazard complaint they said kron 4 statement that reads in part quote each case is investigated and contact tracing as before when workplace close contacts are identified these employees are notified individually and

it was a great day. >> and theresa tells me that it really was a great first day. a first-second grade combo. so after she teaches those 12 students in person in the morning she then has another 11 students to teach through distance learning. she has three kids of her own doing distance learning although one just went back and got dropped off at a place he'd never been before to start school. so you know, just like all of us, these teachers are doing the best they can under, you know, really tough circumstances right now. >> and it really isn't easy for teachers to go back and forth between in person and zoom. between in person and zoom. so i'm gla we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an aireteran mad ofoi what'rit, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made

here in marion county theresa kron 4 news.>happening today muni is going to be offering free rides to and from vaccination states in san francisco. all part of an effort to get more people in the city vaccinated with kron four's yulia seven's live now with more on what folks need to know you only good morning. >>yes, good morning, i'm doing their part in trying to san franciscans to their appointment for free. it's pretty basically when you make your appointment. when just figure out the route on which appointment site you're going to and once you've done that you basically get that you know that you have your appointment that's what you have to show the muni driver when you step on the bus and they will let you get on for free and and as you said it's too to the vaccination site and back home. you get around a free round trip. ride to your vaccination appointment. so it's very easy and it's not just with muni it's also a pair of transit and some of the senior of groups that do taxi i think it's called the essential tripped ou

we'll have much more on this story later tonight with kron four's theresa who's working the story. >>a big story. we're following tonight, former president trump's the second impeachment trial started today on capitol hill and it opened with debate focusing on the constitutionality of trying a former president after he is out of office, the former president was impeached by the democratic led house of representatives last month on a charge of inciting insurrection and the deadly attack on the u.s. capital by a mob of his supporters but today, the former president's defense lawyers argued that trump is not guilty of inciting insurrection in that only a sitting president can face an impeachment trial joining us now to answer some of our legal questions about the. >>constitutionality of this trial is constitution expert professor or a little of you see hasting school of law professor thanks for being with us said this seems to be something people are banding around about whether it is or is not constitutional. you heard the arguments were today. what's your thought on that. >>well let

before the boss a good time to say ok of course you want to be economy to recover and theresa come back but there needs to be a balance we don't want to go back to the situation before the crisis and that's why we started a petition. to say ok we really don't want to go back to the situation in 2000 by 918 but put a limit on the number of tourists coming to the city tonight and state. $30000.00 citizens of amsterdam agreed now the city council is obliged to look at their proposals. and the city has already announced plans to seek new paths in managing to as them. start to different effects of the visitor economy that have a negative effect on the livability one is the anti-social behavior that is the cause mainly by bigger groups that come here to drink that make a lot of noise don't respect the locals the local estate pew going to st that is a certain group thank you have to manage differently the other part is that in the old city center in some spots the pressure on public speech has to be so there you have to invest in crowd management and also invest for the long term to make much

other theresa martin luther king nelson mandela. a man curie these are the names that pop into your mind . but on the other hand. it's ordinary people who help on this now so my definition is a hero is anyone who is willing to come to the aid of someone in need. to help them help then in the when they are in need and they do it sometimes there's a personal risk. that he is helping somebody in an accident. and you could get hurt as well or in some cases you blow the whistle so here is also whistleblowers you work in a company and you realize. the company is a corrupt fraudulent they cheating people out of money and you blow the whistle you go public well you know that you're going to lose your job or your 7 definitely not going to get promoted but still willing to do it so heroes are ordinary people who take extraordinary action to make the world better for either individual or for many for many individuals and so again but my pro i have a program i started called the heroic imagination project in san francisco and now it's global we

before the poster good time to say ok of course you want to be economy to recover and theresa come back but there need to be a better as we don't want to go back to the situation before the crisis and that's why we started a petition. to say ok we really don't want to go back to the situation in 2000 binds you are 18 but put a limit on the number of tourists coming through the city tonight and state. $30000.00 citizens of amsterdam agreed now the city council is obliged to look at their proposals. and the city has already announced plans to seek new paths in managing tourism. starts to 3 different effects of the visitor economy that have a negative effect on the livability one is the anti-social behavior that it's caused mainly by bigger groups that come here to drink that make a lot of noise don't respect the locals the locals deep you going to street that is a certain group thank you have to manage differently the other part is that in the old city center in some spots the pressure on public speech has to be so there you have to invest in crowd management and also invest for the long

crawford's theresa has the latest. >>officials say a refinery worker detected an oily sheen on the water by the chevron long wharf at point richmond around 3 o'clock tuesday. that triggered a multi-layer response booms quickly spread out to capture the petroleum. hazardous material crews from the state coast guard chevron and county fanned out to assess. warnings went out informing residents with respiratory conditions to stay indoors. a county spokesperson told kron 4 news that they asked people to avoid the area. >>we sent he and out to the shoreline and the train. that was our primary concern it any orders from the bill they're going to come into the community. the location from the visual that you can see where evening is from that area. we do not have confirmation. that it was related here and a ship that were in the at that point in time. >>local residents out recording video of the spill right after it happened reported a strong odor wafting through the air. >>but let me you what i was smelling was significant a

istanbul distrait is the center of the exiled we get community in turkey i but now they're saying theresa means to be a terrorist turkey could soon ratify its extradition treaty with china many we guess who used to feel safe here are now afraid. useful for example he works as a cook in a we go arrest wrong the thought of possible deportations war easy and even more than all the economic problems brought by the coronavirus crisis. to look good there so if turkey sends us back to china they will put us in jail forever or shoot us dead. a. lawyer who represents many weaker refugees he has a thick folder with extradition requests from china there have been no deportation so far says ag in but pressure from beijing is growing. especially during the coronavirus pandemic chinese investments have become very important for turkey's troubled economy 2 major chinese mobile phone companies have recently announced that they want to invest here and he relies on the chinese made vaccine i think china uses all of that to exert pressure on turkey. with. chinese capital has become increasingly important fo

>>theresa folio ramirez is the employees union representative she says employees are concerned that they have been working in a outbreak zone without being with a b 6.85 should there are certain requirements employer has to meet so once you get 3 positive tests within a 2 week period, there's certain things you your concern outbreak you're supposed to notify the employees that were in the area is supposed to test the employees that week every week going forward until you go a couple weeks with the 2 weeks without a positive test result. >>you're also poses sanitize and disinfect all the areas in which the positive cases were none of that occurred. >>according to the san francisco department of public works they have to employee groups and there are 18 covid-19 cases of their operations division 11 covid-19 cases and they're not operations division in response to the imminent hazard complaint they sent kron 4 statement that reads in part quote each case is investigated and contact tracing as before when workplace close contacts are identified these employees are notified individually and

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mobile carry a and finds out and even knows what device it is it's screen resolution telephone all theresa and operating system a journalist from vice made this discovery off asking take talks for all of the days that the hard on him and he was very surprised to find out that even if you don't have an account take don't keep a database of the video you are when you watch the time spent on the to the 2nd and the actions he's taken and everything out down to the finest details so essentially if you're doing any account less browsing it's not very secret and guess what you may have thought they were arch enemies don't want to meet your date with facebook just check your off facebook activity in facebook special things to do is join a tribe and live in the amazon and. oh maybe not. well before we go a quick reminder of our breaking news this hour the center of bordeaux in france has been rocked by a powerful explosion as a residential building 3 people have been confirmed injured and 2 missing according to the emergency services the windows of several buildings nearby were blown out by the bla

here in marion county theresa kron 4 news. >>20 million additional coronavirus vaccine doses could be in the u.s. by the end of the month or next month. that's of johnson and johnson's vaccine gets a green light from federal regulators. an advisory committee will or for the fda will meet thursday to vote on whether to authorize the experimental vaccine. emergency authorization of johnson johnson's one shot vaccine could come as soon as friday. state lawmakers in california are holding off on voting on the legislature school reopening plan. the move would require health departments to provide vaccines, teachers and extend the reopening deadline to mid april. that's what they want to access the money meant to help with in person learning. dozens of districts and administrative boards from across the states in a letter listing concerns about timing collective bargaining in testing logistics within that plan. >>the little tone deaf. it showed a complete lack of for parents and students schools face the same covid-19. we shouldn't be treating some districts and giving them less money to do

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are angry at the latest delay to a bill that was first launched under the previous prime minister theresaer to keep members of the public and, of course, staff safe, have put extraordinary pressure on the parliamentary timetable, and i want to reassure all members that the government remains committed to getting this environment bill onto the statute book. and across all areas of the environment, the bill will drive improvement — cleanerair, greater biodiversity, a greater emphasis on nature, less waste, healthier rivers, more recycling, restoration of our precious habitats, less deforestation, polluting plastic waste exports to developing countries banned — all underpinned by new legally binding targets and watched over by our tough new office for environmental protection. she said work on those aims wouldn't stop and the bill would pass through parliament by the autumn. the greens mp was unimpressed. now, of course, we understand the pressures that covid have put on the parliamentary timetable, but the government has had more than four years since the referendum, two years since the dra

. >> theresa may. >> thank you, mr., may i join the whole house in paying tribute to sir captain tom moore who was indeed an inspiration to all of us and a beacon of light at a time of darkness and a true gentleman. i'm sure my right honorable friend is aware that my ten-minute rule bill would increase the maximum penalty for death by dangerous driving to life imprisonment. the policy and the bill have crossed party support. the policy has government support. the bill does not. the government stays will introduce the policies in its sentencing bill of which we have seen, as yet, no sign, so will the government now give government time to my bill to ensure this necessary change is put on the statute book as soon as possible? >> the prime minister. >> i'm very grateful to my right honorable friend, and she's absolutely right to campaign for punishments that fit the crime and are therefore bring exactly forward those changes, mr. speaker, and in our forthcoming sentencing bill and our proposals i believe will go as far or

. >> we'll chat with zendaya, plus the "long island medium" theresa caputo is here. >> that's at 9:00s mean tweets. no one other than tom brady. look at this. >> tom brady seems like the kind of man who doesn't know how to use a wrench. kind of true. can we be real for a moment? is there really anyone you'd rather see dropped in a rendered vat of bacon fat than tom brady. >> come on. >> that was mean spirited. >> that was nasty. >> you can see entire mean tweets at 11:35, 10:35 central. you're there tonight? >> yeah. exactly. >> are you doing mean tweets, as well. >> i hope not. can you give me any tips. >> i did mean tweets before. they weren't that mean. >> we'll see that what happens. >>> right now ryan reynolds joins us live. thanks for joining us. >> the actor and -- >> thank you. >> you're an actor, owner of a company and taking quite a different approach to ads skipping a traditional commercial entirely for something more old school. you know how big super bowl commercials are. you've been in them. >> yeah. >> you're taking a different approach. do tell. >> it is the big -- yes

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istanbul district is the center of the exiled we get community in turkey i but now they're saying theresa seems to be at risk turkey could soon ratify its extradition treaty with china many we guess who used to feel safe here are now afraid to. use of a mouse for example he works as a cook in a we go restaurant the thought of possible deportations war easy and even more than all the economic problems brought by the coronavirus crisis. to look good there so if turkey sends us back to china they will put us in jail forever or shoot us dead . lawyer our dinner represents many weaker refugees he has a fake folder with extradition requests from china there have been no deportation so far says ag in but pressure from beijing is growing. is it upon them is that initial especially during the coronavirus pandemic chinese investments have become very important to turkey's troubled economy 2 major chinese mobile phone companies have recently announced that they want to invest here and he relies on the chinese made vaccine i think china uses all of that to exert pressure on turkey. with. chinese capi

with having those vaccines going to be allowed to go to educators reporting live here in the north theresa stasi back to you guys. >>law governor newsom also suggested today that he would veto the schools reopening plan he said it sets the bar for resuming in person instruction that is far higher than what scientists say is safe. but he says the state will provide more vaccines for teachers moving forward. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the latest. >>i can't support something that's going to delay the safe reopening of schools for our youngest kids governor gavin newsome signaling friday, he'll likely veto the legislature school reopening plan the proposal is scheduled for a formal vote monday. the plan aims to reopen elementary schools in mid april and would require the state provide vaccines to teachers and staff preparing for in person instruction bill details were put into print friday. unfortunately was put into print with slow down the process of reopening our schools and that is something i can support the governor and legislature don't agree on 3 main issues when i

coliseum which opened couple weeks ago to serve some of the most 1hallenged residents but has come for theresa stasi reports tonight, some people already trying to abuse the system in skip the line. >>it is an impressive sight. the oakland ring central coliseum transformed into a constant line of cars organize with registered recipients ready and eager to get that coveted vaccine. the ward against sars covid 2. set up joint team effort between fema and california office of emergency services workers giving out shots to 6,000 a day. and it is only the first week in operation, however despite the good spirits in good intentions. a slip up. kron 4 news contacted by a viewer claiming access codes to the site being swiped by in eligible bay area residents. we reached out to the state and through a spokesperson learned this. codes were given to local organizations to communities. hardest hit by covid-19. those codes only for use in impacted communities. however, the spokesperson continued quote a nonprofit we were working shared it. the code with the community it serves and a member of that communit

>>theresa kron 4 news san francisco city attorney dennis herrera is threatening to sue the school district over its reopensng plan with teachers claiming that parts of the bland or illegal the plan would allow teachers back in their classrooms wants the city is in the red tier if they are vaccinated or in the orange here without getting those shots but. >>herrera argues that health officials say it is safe for in person learning right now even without vaccinations in the purple tier sent a letter to the district today informing officials at the plan is illegal and says he will challenge it in court if the school board ratifies it next week in his letter to the district says quote be advised that any school reopening plan that fails to offer in person instruction to the greatest extent possible would be unlawful end quote the school district officials say they understand the students and families are struggling and they want to see our students back as soon as possible, but they maintain they cannot reopen without meeting all of the conditions and necessary. >>california lawmakers have agre

>>to make sure that we as a police department do theresa kron 4 news. >>the job is oakland's top cop was a revolving door for a decade leading up to armstrong one point believe it or not there were 3 police chief to resign within 9 days. so here's a look at the timeline beginning back in 2010 that's when anthony batts was named to the post he quit the following year and howard jordan, a career opd officer stepped in and lasted for 2 years at the nato rubio took over for 2 days until a national search landed sean went in the position wentz lasted 3 years. that's when the job went from went to ben and in the span of 9 days that's what happened then city administrator sabrina landreth took over from 2016 to 2017. and finally and kirkpatrick took over in 2017 before getting fired in 2020 and susan manheimer was interim chief for a while and there in meantime a $30,000 reward is being offered in other news 4 information on recent attacks in oakland's chinatown this attack happened on sunday you can see the suspect shoving a 91 year-old man to the ground. the

>>this conference theresa that's a tells us advocates say the location of the facility is playing a part in who's getting vaccinated and that's not fair for everyone. >>getting vaccines into the arms of those living in skilled nursing facilities or long-term care centers has been of critical importance with the harsh reality. the pandemic has claimed more deaths among that population. however, making that happen has stumbled repeatedly. this is mike dark with california advocates for nursing home reform right now in california, it is still impossible. >>to get from the state the actual number of people who have gotten vaccinated in long-term care facilities that's health care workers and that's residents. and there's a couple of possible explanations there right one is maybe the state just doesn't know well that would be inexcusable it's february and we've been vaccinated since december. the better answer the one that i think is the real answer is that the numbers are so abysmal that the state is embarrassed to say what they are. >>to complicate an already murky situation advocates say i

but for now reporting here in point richmond theresa stasi back to you guys. >>thanks we are following another developing story this one in fremont where a swat team has been activated. they're looking for an armed suspects, this comes after there was a police shooting tonight, the police department says this is happening at the west end of stevenson boulevard several roads in the area of stevenson and boyce road are closed for an investigation. police say they're looking for an armed person who was last seen on foot in that area. there is a heavy police presence officials have not said what led up to the shooting nor have they said who fired a gun. we'll have more information as soon as it comes into the newsroom. >>san francisco plans to open up vaccinations to new groups of city workers and residents by the end of the month. today, the city announced those working in education and child care emergency services and food and ag sectors are going to be eligible to get their shots starting february 24th. one thing that might slow that down currently well doses

at levi stadium, theresa back to you thank you well, santa clara county is getting vaccines out to its most vulnerable communities and doing it pretty quickly. >>now vaccine eligibility can expand teachers and food service workers emergency responders they are among the people being added to the can get the vaccine soon kron four's dan kerman reports. >>effective. >>february 28 we will be expanding the eligibility for covid-19 vaccinations across our county. 2, 3 sectors education and childcare food and agriculture and emergency services. >>at a news conference late wednesday afternoon santa clara county's health officer announced in 11 days, the number of people who've can sign up to get a covid-19 vaccine will increase. she says in part it's due to the success of vaccinating those 65 it looks like. >>we will be in very good shape with this group and have the capacity to bring on additional eligible persons and as everyone knows the more people that we can get the better off we all are. so it's a it's an issue of timing so this is our best estimation. optimal timing to to make that tr

spilled into the bay health department officials monitoring the situation as we speak right force theresa has the latest now on the cleanup effort. >>at one point officials say that this oil leak was about 5 gallons per minute. >>chevron officials say a refinery worker detected an oily sheen on the water by the chevron long wharf at point richmond around 3 o'clock tuesday. that triggered a multi-layer response booms quickly spread out to capture the petroleum. hazardous material crews from the state coast guard chevron and county fanned out to assess. warnings went out informing residents with respiratory conditions to stay indoors. a county spokesperson told kron 4 news that they asked people to avoid the area. >>we sent he and out to the shoreline and the training that was our primary concern it any orders from the bill going to come into the community. the location from the visual that you can see where the is from that area. we do not have confirmation. that it was related and a ship that were in the at that point in time. >>local residents out recording video of the spill right after

here in marion county theresa kron 4 news. >>lawmakers in california holding off on voting on the legislature's plan to reopen schools. the move would require health departments to provide vaccines to teachers and extend the reopening deadline to mid april and that is if the districts want to access money to help with in person learning. dozens of districts though and administrative boards from across the state sent a letter listing their concerns about tifing collective bargaining and testing. >>the little tone deaf. it showed a complete lack of for parents and students are school face the same covid-19. we shouldn't be treating some districts and giving them less money to do with that seem very issue, especially when they were the ones that did the work to reopen. >>the plan also faces opposition from the governor has said that he can't support it because he thinks that it would actually slow down the reopenings. >>well in the south bay santa clara county is set to start relaxing some of the restrictions that it has in place

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. >> she claims she not only was engaged to dallas while he was married to theresa, but she had beenr home and met their children. >> announcer: now... >> he asked me to marry him five months into our relationship. >> announcer: the ex-fiancee breaks his silence. >> take me through when you found out he was planning to murder his ex-wife to be with you. ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. >> have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, we'll count you down. >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four... >> i am not giving up on you.