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. _ question, if your member the 2017 election, theresa may brought out a plan that— election, theresaole in her losing that election. so you can see that's something — that election. so you can see that's something where sajid javid has these _ something where sajid javid has these new ideas that will be controversial, and see where he goes with it _ controversial, and see where he goes with it. ., ., with it. you mentioned theresa may losin: that with it. you mentioned theresa may losing that parliamentary... - with it. you mentioned theresa may losing that parliamentary... back. losing that parliamentary... back when andy burnham was held secretary to get some cross party consensus, which was scuppered because the conservatives said they would end up being a death tax, you know, you pay a penalty. but there is an unresolved issue here, and it's a problem that we don't have the tax base over the years to support the number of people, because more people are living longer, which is a good thing particularly with those who have the good fortune to live with good help, but almost everyo

talking of gbs, we have got gavin barwell, former chief of staff to theresa may. hello.h intro. so smooth. you must be getting a bit annoyed being introduced like that, because it was a while ago, you've done a lot since. no, i'm very happy, i think that will probably be my moniker. for some time to come. i've got used to that. well, they call this, what is it, "taking out the trash day" in parliament when you just like flood parliament with announcement and papers and reports and inquiries and all that. and hope everyone is so excited about going on holiday that they don't read any of them. yeah. well... that would never happen. we're going to do the good podcast equivalent of just telling what you need to know has happened this week on is edition of newscast. well, yes, i wonder when we will actually get closer than two metres? you know me and hugging and personal space and all that though. i mean it this has actually quite suited you. not that i would now, because we are sitting deliberately two metres apart, but i know actually if i were to move closer to you, you wo

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a green light would move the project closer to a vote by the oakland city council with crawford's theresa stasi with a closer look at where things stand this morning. >> the pictures show a shiny state of the art ballpark situated on that stretch of the bay providing a visually attractive setting to watch a game. but will this ever become a reality is the name of the game at the present time over excited that there's going to be a workshop tomorrow in the economic development subcommittee of the city council. dave cavill, president of the oakland a's on the upcoming meeting going over the details about the team's dream. >> of a waterfront complex in the city is actually going see an incredible amount of benefits in terms of community benefits, things like money for affordable housing workforce development and the capital points to the numbers. the private funds billions to the city's general fund the hotel. the entertainment jobs, the mayor on board yet city council members still sidestepping firm commitments. >> the final vote set for the end of july. it is unclear to us right now from c

_ conservative backbenchers, including theresa may, david davies, andrew mitchell. _ theresa may, davidn the g7 boris johnson announced in the 67 that there — boris johnson announced in the 67 that there would be a green marshall plan to— that there would be a green marshall plan to help developing countries, help them green up, that money is going _ help them green up, that money is going to _ help them green up, that money is going to again be taken from the development aid budget. so, again, slashing _ development aid budget. so, again, slashing that to deploy on climate change _ slashing that to deploy on climate change if— slashing that to deploy on climate change. if you look at this and you compare _ change. if you look at this and you compare it — change. if you look at this and you compare it to china's road initiative, which i know president biden. _ initiative, which i know president biden. it — initiative, which i know president biden. it is — initiative, which i know president biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at— biden, it is on his mind, he and i sit at the— biden, i

so that, you know, that they they are remaining optimistic just as we are. >> theresa kron 4 news. san francisco's mayor london breed and police chief bill scott held a news conference to show the latest crime stats. they say this information paints a very different picture of what the city looks like than what is reflected in maybe some viral videos. you seem suggest that crime is out of control while burglaries are up. thefts and robberies are actually on the decline car break-ins have started taking upwards from last year but are down from the 2017 high point in terms of violent crimes rates are down. homicides and aggravated assaults are taking upwards gun violence has more than doubled since last year. what's not going viral what's not being brought to the forefront is the fact that in almost every single instance. >> our police department have arrested many of the people in these particular crime. there's no statistic for brazenness. >> you know what we see on some of these just brazen heinous crimes in. there's no statistic for what that does to. >> outlook on how we perceiv

it really want him to say theresa kron 4 news. >> well, quinn police are asking for help finding this missing teen on your screen. briana villegas was last seen friday, july night around 6.30, in the evening. she's 5 foot 2, 100 pounds. brown was last seen wearing a black shirt with the and i and bicycle shorts. police do believe she could be in the sunnyvale area. anyone with information is asked to call opd. a big story we're following this morning state health officials now say it's up to local school districts to decide how to enforce the state's mask mandate in schools. the state's reversing course after recently released a new rules that would have required schools to send an mass children home run for us. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala breaks it all down for us. >> students return to california classrooms in the fall masks will be mandatory for everyone regardless of vaccination status, a true leader of parent group open. california says by doing this, the state is undermining the credibility of the vaccine. how do you encourage people who are potentially, you know, vacc

theresa, thank you. >> an airplane crashed into a home near monterey. here's a picture those put out by monterey county regional fire details are still coming in. but we do know. >> this is near highway 68, as you know, that's near the monterey airport in the montura ranch neighborhood. the crash caused a small fire kron 4 shots mccall is on his way to the scene right now. we'll have updates for you tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >> more water restrictions are likely for residents in the south bay santa clara's. the city council is expected to approve a local drought emergency at a meeting this happening right now. the city's director of emergency services has already declared a local drought emergency. but if the city council votes to ratify that declaration. it means more water restrictions will be in place. some of those restrictions include no wasting water on sidewalks and streets. you cannot wash your car without an automatic shutoff valve. you can only water your lawn 3 days a week and you cannot do that between the hours of 9 in the morning and 6

theresa kron 4 news. >> well, new details about the plane that crashed into a home in monterey county. investigators say both the pilot and passenger were killed in that crash. no one was inside the home at the time of the crash. this all happened in the monterey ranch neighborhood off highway 68 in near the monterey airport. the faa says the plane had just taken off from that airport. there's still no word on the exact cause. also happening today barred is bringing back a little bit late night services starting tonight, bart will run from 4 trains. >> from either the embarcadero or civic center station at 11:30pm the trains will service 8 stops in san francisco and the east bay. this is going to happen every thursday friday and saturday night for the rest of the month. members of the oakland united coalition rallied outside the a's headquarters. they are demanding the team's owners commit to a community benefits agreement as part of the howard terminal stadium project, the community benefits agreement would require the age to pay for affordable housing projects. also create well payi

and here is theresa may speaking in the house of commons a little earlier.blic spending if this motion is defeated tonight _ spending if this motion is defeated tonight. we have borrowed £400 million! _ tonight. we have borrowed £400 million! where are the dyer cost which _ million! where are the dyer cost which is — million! where are the dyer cost which is about that? it seems that £4 billion— which is about that? it seems that £4 billion is really bad news but 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed _ 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed out — 400 billion, who cares? finally as pointed out with a two tests being met in— pointed out with a two tests being met in one — pointed out with a two tests being met in one calendar year only once in the _ met in one calendar year only once in the last— met in one calendar year only once in the last 20. i have been in this house _ in the last 20. i have been in this house for— in the last 20. i have been in this house for nearly a quarter of the century — house for nearly a quarter of the century. during tha

either way, we're one step closer to the fabled herd immunity theresa in virginia, theresa >> hi, mr. cramer. >> theresa, what's going on? >> well, first i want to thank you for adopting a rescue dog. >> of course >> that is awesome >> that's all we ever do we go to those kill centers and we get those dogs. and that's what everybody has to do >> that's right. my question is about tesla a while back a very smart good looking mad money guru named jim cramer was really liking tesla and thought it was a good time to buy, which was great advice i did. but now that there's so many other companies making the electric cars and there's so much more competition, do you think it's a good time to sell, buy more or just hold on to what i have >> first of all, i have to thank you for that fantastic description of something that only my mother would believe in, but i will say this, i am a believer in elon musk, and i think tesla is good, but there's a man out there. his name is jim farley who runs ford motor, and he is gunning for musk i say in ford versus tesla, at least when it comes to the truck,

— high—flying conservative mps, theresa may there, david davis, obviously— theresa may there, davidas well as some _ the charge. damon green as well as some tory— the charge. damon green as well as some tory grandees who really don't like this_ some tory grandees who really don't like this aid — some tory grandees who really don't like this aid cut. i think that there — like this aid cut. i think that there is— like this aid cut. i think that there is a _ like this aid cut. i think that there is a part of that which we should — there is a part of that which we should not— there is a part of that which we should not underestimate which is part of— should not underestimate which is part of that is quite a few tory mps desperate — part of that is quite a few tory mps desperate to prove just government that they— desperate to prove just government that they are not invincible. i think— that they are not invincible. i think part _ that they are not invincible. i think part of it was political. but obviously— think part of it was political. but obviously there is also the moral question—

is murder enough i don't know the man accused of murdering theresa's bother is not billy in the guysrm will be on the agenda. >>> new right now, the former nypd police captain eric adams has just claimed victory in the democratic primary for new york city mayor we just got the word after the latest preliminary results released this hour show him edging out katherine garcia. the latest results said to include almost all of the absentee ballots adams says while there's a small amount of votes to be counted, the results show a small five borough coalition. >>> espn reporter rachel nichols was supposed to be on the sidelines of the nba finals this week she won't be now tonight, the fallout from her comments about race in the workplace. >>> virgin galactic founder richard branson expects to rocket into low orbit this weekend. we've got an inside look at his space port and we'll ask former bill nelson what space race means for nasa flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we

preview going theresa and good morning, james.how important it is to be earthquake ready. and for more. >> of our facilities has really super important right hospitals and that is why seton medical center in daly city. well, it's getting a multimillion-dollar upgrade so it can stand withstand earthquakes, a groundbreaking event is set at 10 o'clock and we're going to bring it to you live on kron on the watch. of course, grab your phone and scan. this qr code will take you straight to your app. store. said the can down the kron on for free. james perfect. all right. thank you, theresa. >> and a quick update on bay area baseball, as we know, the giants came from behind to win their second straight game against the dodgers. the giants had a little bit of luck on their side. that's fine. we'll take it. let's get to the highlights 9th inning. we go the giants down to their final out. tiros trotted with the ground to short jason vosler initially called out here as he slides into second base but upon further review. yeah. the ups is no s

but formally theresa may's communications chief and i'll executive director had tried to block the move. sir robbie had texted the director of news to say that she cannot make this the belief that some politicians is that huffington post uk have left—wing or antigovernment sympathies in the affair prompted leader of the house to say... others felt the bbc independence and impartiality were being damaged from the opposite direction. robbie gibb has not commented directly on the financial times story, but newspaper said that a source close to him said they denied the words attributed. if concerns about impartiality were prompted by the previous jobs held, there was another row over impartiality this week with social media at its heart. it emerged recently as reported on news watch that a journalist had posted offensive tweets about israel and hitler three years previous to her employment there. on wednesday, she put out a statement saying that she had been dismissed from herjob and objecting to the decision and offering a heartfelt apology for posting without thinking. news watch contacte

there are this is theresa when on trying once or twice an egg. this eyes will be, it'll be interested in finding more an open to see it on, on a thin on that and wild boar is approaching. the nest won't be scared off by a male. ria, hawkins, they'll manage to eat the eggs to gain wood defenses. and now people like district hunter, hika funk, are joining the effort to keep the ria population and check they've shot more than 200 at the animals with official permission. of course, they are not trying to kill all of them. focus convinced that the real will continue to multiply. he says the clever birds are leaving the areas where they are hunted and counted detail counting the greater ria in the monitored areas. it does not provide the real numbers of the population. here. there are ria outside, the counting zones, coley can be doesn't think they've evacuated the area hill. yes, they've moved to 20 kilometers further east, and that's no big deal for them over them. farmer toys also thinks that the greater re is, are here to stay in northern germany a

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abrams: i would also like to welcome theresa may.he has champion the rights of victims around the world and as her role as secretary and as prime minister. thank you for the work you do bringing together global leaders, the ngo and civil society sectors to work together, so thank you for your steadfast leadership. >> thank you. it is good to be with you. mrs. abrams: last but not least, i would like to welcome dr. lebaron. she is a professor of politics within the department of politics and international relations at the university of sheffield. dr. lebaron is one of the world's leading researchers into the business of forced labor and global supply chains, and the effectiveness of government, industry, and worker led strategies to combat human trafficking. thank you to our panelists for being here. professor lebaron, i am hoping you can help me set the stage. we know by best estimates, and they really are estimates, there are more than 25 million people who are trapped in conditions of forced labor globally. of the 25 million, the i

theresa fallon from the center of russia europe asia studies. thank and finally, just under 10000 lines of code, not much to read, but they revolutionized the world. and the original source code for the world wide web has just sold $5400000.00 in an online auction. that's sort of these incredible to think. but the code was written by event a tim burns li, just over 30 years ago in 1999 as lee has now sold the code as a non fungible token know, and f t, that's the kind of digital asset that can be replicated. the internet, of course, hasn't been sold, it can still be used, as usual, it will go to anywhere else on the planet. so that was a reminder of our top story. this are now $130.00 countries have agreed to a global minimum tax on corporations. experts say the reforms could raise an extra $150000000000.00 in taxes globally. each year of 9 countries, including ireland and hungry refuse to sign up for me on the dw business team involved in for more, do you have to our website dot com slash business? you can also find us on facebook as it'll be o

from the mccain institute sedona forum with senator rob portman and former british prime minister theresa may. they talk about human trafficking and forced labor. >> my name is kristen abrams, i'm the senior director of the combating human trafficking program at the mccain institute. on behalf of the mccain institute, i'd like to welcome this distinguished panel today. we hope this will be an action-oriented conversation about how we can create a shared global commitment for addressing and hopefully preventing modern slavery in global supply chains. i'd like to welcome senator rob portman from ohio, one of the most committed congressional leaders in the fight against human trafficking. senator portman has offered many pieces of legislation to pursue perpetrators and protect victims of human trafficking in the u.s. and around the world. thank you, senator portman, for being here. >> good to see you. >> i'd also like to welcome lady theresa may, she has championed the rights of victims of human trafficking and forced labor around the world as her role as home secretary and then as prime min

controversially, under the plan, the government has abandoned theresa may's tightening up of the stop power was being used more against certain ethnic groups, but ministers say stop and search can have a big impact on reducing knife crime and that is the priority. labour is accusing ministers of using gimmicks to cover up the impact of cuts. this government is soft on crime, frankly, and soft on the causes of crime. and that is the record of the past 11 years. you think of the cuts that have happened to youth clubs, to the number of youth workers, the number of social workers. and the criminaljustice system is still under huge pressure. the police federation is furious about a recent pay freeze, the courts have an enormous backlog caused by the pandemic and thejustice committee of mps warned today that cuts to legal aid have hollowed out parts of the system, and this is putting fair trials at risk. daniel sandford, bbc news. lord clarke has been giving evidence under oath to the contaminated blood scandal inquiry — the first senior health minister from the time to testify. around 3,00

controversially, under the plan, the government has abandoned theresa may's tightening up of the stope and that is the priority. labour is accusing ministers of using gimmicks to cover up the impact of cuts. this government is soft on crime, frankly, and soft on the causes of crime. and that is the record of the past 11 years. you think of the cuts that have happened to youth clubs, to the number of youth workers, the number of social workers. and the criminaljustice system is still under huge pressure. the police federation is furious about a recent pay freeze, the courts have an enormous backlog caused by the pandemic and thejustice committee of mps warned today that cuts to legal aid have hollowed out parts of the system, and this is putting fair trials at risk. daniel sandford, bbc news. a woman seriously injured when an unoccupied car ran over a tent in denbighshire, says her two year old daughter was saved only when her husband three her out of the way. jenna o'neill suffered life changing injuries in the incident at the conscious tribal gathering festival near corwen on saturda

may, are amongst those against the £4 billion cut. 0ne theresa may, are amongst those against the £4 been given any assurances that there will be a vote? no, i've only seen the reports in the papers today but i very much welcome this rethink. and i do think it will happen before the summer recess. the uk prides itself on its strength to identify problems across the world, find solutions and technicians with them. so this decision to cut our aid budget has caused huge harm both on a strategic and operational level. it has damaged our hard—fought reputation as a soft power, a superpower, it has sent a poor example to other nations, to us as a permanent member of the united nations security council had with persuade others to stand with us? we were the only g7 nation at the summit this summer to actually cut our budget. and operationally, this saves lives. this money provide support for clean water, polio vaccinations, tackling hiv and of course the critical humanitarian support in places like yemen, syria and libya. those vacuums get filled either by extremists or indeed by other natio

theresa fallon from the center of russia europe asia studies. thank and finally, just under 10000 lines of code, not much to read, but they revolutionize the world. and the original source code for the world wide web has just sold $5400000.00 in an online auction of facilities. incredible to think, but the code was written by event of tim berners lee just over 30 years ago in 1990 . been as lee has now sold the code as a non fungible token no f t. that's the kind of digital assets that can't be replicated. the internet, of course, hasn't been sold, it can still be used, as usual, it will go to anywhere else on the planet. so that was a reminder of our top story. this are now $130.00 countries have agreed to a global minimum tax on corporations, experts they, the reforms could raise an extra $150000000000.00 in taxes globally. each year of 9 countries, including ireland and hungry refuse to sign up for me on the dw business team in berlin for more, do have to our website dot com slash business. you can also find us on facebook as we started watch

theresa bo has more. when is iris? federal way should fit ada is trying to recover from the loss of her parents. they both died of coal with 19 order. what up for us it is very hard and i've been left alone. my siblings live in different places. first, my mother died and then my father, i don't know what to feel any more about this terrible disease. i didn't, tina has reached the grim milestone of 100000 covered 19 deaths. it one of the hardest heed nations in the region, even though daily average case numbers have fallen since the peak last month. so far, fewer than 10 percent of the countries 45000000 people have been inoculated with 2 doses. but an increase in vaccination in the past month is racing hope the country will be able to control the pandemic. got, i mean, i guess if, where every life that has gone is a great regret for me to those who are last the last one, you'll always find solidarity love and regret for what you have had to live. but i can guarantee you that the exit door is near. we're not going to st

theresa stasi, back to you guys to result. we the a's but not not happy with this particular deal. >> we know that there are going to continue looking. we know that they're going to be in vegas tomorrow. what we know about that trip. >> well, i asked when i was talking to the president about that. whether that's now off the table. and he said no, not at all. in fact, he said that he very much is still going to be going on looking elsewhere. you mlb, of course, johnson has the said that the a's can go and explore other ventures and they certainly plan to get on a plane and go down to the southern nevada to check out vegas and what to is on the plate. there. >> all right. teresa live in the newsroom. thanks very much. and as you can imagine from what to resist telling us. a's fans had a lot of really strong reaction to today's vote kron 4 over at the coliseum today as the a's took on the angels initially fans seem cautiously optimistic about the vote. most of the fans we talked with say they were happy knowing that the city coun

theresa. >> can we are out here at foothill high school in pleasanton where there has been a very large presence for the past couple of days now that his wife reported him missing on saturday at 02:00pm after he went for a run at 11:00am and 02:00pm. she called the pleasanton police department and she said that he had not return home and that he was supposed to meet the entire family for an outing for the weekend and that triggered the pleasanton police department to come out here in force. they went up to the ridge and they scanned out and they tried to do whatever they could. that is when they started to call additional resources to try and get a full out search now, again, this it marks the 4th day of the search. it is winding down a little bit. but that doesn't mean that it's not still an active search. searching from above to peer into small spaces. all part of the continued operation to find missing runner. philip kreycik. this is video from alameda county, special operations unit flying their drones over part of the trail where craig chick. >> was last seen the 37 year-old father

theresa stasi, back to you guys. thank you. teresa in san francisco. an argument between 2 men turned violent in the north beach neighborhood. police releasing details now. they responded friday to a stabbing near the corner of broadway and paul, where. >> they found 2 men with stab wounds. both considered non life threatening officers got say the 2 got into an argument. one pulled out a knife stabbed the other after a struggle, the man who had been stabbed got the knife stabbed the first man no word on what the argument was about. but the first man has been arrested and held for attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. san francisco's mayor london breed and police chief bill scott held a news conference today to show the latest crime statistics. they say this information paints a very different picture of the city. then what is reflected in the current viral videos which suggests that crime is out of control. burglaries are up thefts and robberies are actually on the decline car break. ins have started ticking up from last year. but are dram

thank you, theresa. still to come tonight, top of our sky lounge is trying their best to bring more customers in after the pandemic that you know what this historical restaurant is doing to more folks back. >> san francisco starts to see more tourist and locals come back to the city after the covid-19 pandemic, restaurants and bars are looking for ways to lure them back in one such spot is the historic top of the mark sky lounge. it's filled with wartime stories in hopes to entice more visitors with a new menu kron four's. noelle bellow has the story. >> but people are comfortable and relaxed and that we can enjoy themselves located at the very top of the international market pins hotel appropriately named top of the mark has stayed in tip top shape with each other, what our filters. so we put in the head but felt as that of the most effective at screening any potential issues due covid fixture for 8 decades. the lounge bar offers views like no other post-pandemic the hidden gem is looking to entice more

joining me, theresa peyton, former white house officer under george w. bush. this is after the biden/putin summit where biden publicly said he warrant putin, don't attack again. if you do, we've got capabilities. he winked and nodded as he said that. as you see these ransomware attacks, is this putin testing biden? >> this could very much be a test. putin always categorically denies he has direct involvement. that's that plausible deniability factor that he leverages so well. this could potentially be a test to say, i have things that i want, my needs are not being met, and i want a seat at the world stage, at the world table. so it will be interesting to see how the administration responds and how our allies also respond, too. this is a global incident. this didn't just hit american companies. >> in geneva, biden said he told the russian leader the u.s. will, in biden's own words, respond with cyber if russia attacks again. in his news conference -- i was there -- he said that we have these capabilities, sort of referencing that the u.s. has its own ability t

thanks for theresa in the south bay, the gilroy garlic festival is back for the first time since that horrific mass shooting back in 2019 and things looked a lot different this year. as you imagine it would kron four's gayle ong. she was there when things just wrapped up for the duy. organizers say people from across the state are visiting gilroy to attend this year's garlic festival which looks a little different. it's a drive-thru this year. >> but people are happy to be back. >> pepper centcom bows some scampi, some garlic bread garlic fries. >> a little bit. everything. ryan out of fremont worked at the gilroy garlic festival in high school and could not miss this year's event. he brought his family to see would love for it to be back to what it, you know, always has been. but yeah, anytime we can come out and support. >> the community and give back a little bit. it's it's a great opportunity the festival is drive-thru style this year because of covid guests must pre order their food and pick it up. we had to find a way and looking at the best way to do it. and this was to us that

theresa stasi you back to you guys. thank you so much. theresa. now in the past month, covid related hospitalizations have increased in every bay area county, some as high as 4 times. >> on june 21st. there were 40 people in the hospital in alameda county. as of yesterday. that number is now 105, the jump in contra, costa county went from 17 to 68 0 to 6 in marin county. 46 in napa county, san francisco, one from 16 covid hospitalizations in june to 41 a month later, 6 to 17 in san mateo county 48 to 85 in santa clara county 8 to 36 in solano county and 16 to 42 in sonoma county. the delta variant is the main factor in the rise. that's according to public health experts. and now there's a new call for mandatory vaccines among healthcare workers kron four's dan kerman has the story. as covid case rates surge across the bay area. so do hospitalizations. >> over the last 30 days. all 9 counties in the bay area have seen increases with hospitalizations quadrupling in contra, costa county and more than doubling in alameda sonoma and san francisco. they

theresa kron 4 news. they want more kids to be in the studies pfizer and moderna are expanding their covid trials. now 2 younger children because the fda. >> has reportedly asked the companies to add 3,000 children between the ages of 5 and 11 to their ongoing studies. now, this does come after a rare side effect was discovered at a type of a heart inflammation was happening in some people under the age of 30. but the cdc says most of those patients who had that side effect recovered quickly after getting treatment. >> well, california governor newsome is implementing a new policy now requires all state workers to show proof of vaccination or get tested weekly. the policy also applies to health care workers kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the details. we're at a point in this epidemic, this pandemic where choice. individuals choice not to get vaccinated is now impacting the rest of us. any profound and devastating and deadly way. >> california's vaccine verification system for all he

theresa stasi reports on where local medical experts say we are and what comes next. and whether more drastic measures are around the corner once again. >> are we sliding back. well, sure. doctor john swartzberg with you see berkeley's school of public health. >> delivering a dose of medicine. we may not want to take, but the results are clear. >> covid-19 cases are increasing. that's the bad news. however, he has the diagnosis isn't all bleak. >> are we sliding back compared to where we were. we were a year ago. absolutely not. you know, this time last year, as a matter of fact, it was on this date last year that the surge summer surge. pete here in the in california. we didn't have a vaccine last year. we have a vaccine this year. so we're in much better shape than we were a year ago. compared to a month ago are not nearly as good a shape. >> and this right here. this is one of the reasons why the delta variant being dissected and studied in labs around the world. i think that we need to be concerned because cases are rising. >> it's clear that the delta variant is

he was a campaigner for a very hard brexit, one of the leading rebels against theresa may's leadershipr on tuesday to carol his party that they need to think again about dismissive attitudes to taking any and that is to be a far better understanding or a willingness to understand why people might want to do it. he said we cannot be associated with calls to defund the police, and we need to challenge our own attitudes towards people taking the knee because otherwise we are in danger of misrepresenting our own heart, as he says. from those who suffer injustice. he's not the only tory mp to make those kinds of warnings today. johnny mercer, the former defence minister said he agreed with the player who said that priti patel was stoking a fire this by saying that taking the knee was a gesture politics. i think there is ongoing unease with some parts of the tory party about the way number ten seems to have used the culture wars in the way that that could potentially detoxify the party again. also people that feel strongly about racism and feel that their party should not be part of them are

my name is theresa. and in 1989 or '90, i still have the letter, senator maxine horn there assigned me because of my husband and i expertise in blues to the greenwood task force. and during that period of time we heard haunting stories because people were interviewed, and there were a lot more people that were alive during that time. and one of the stories that absolutely haunts me is a story of a woman giving birth, and in the exodus where people were having to leave in droves, they put the baby in a man's shoe box. and somehow in the craziness and fear that shoe box got lost. so we have moved to california, and now we're back and we've been here a year. and i want to come and get involved with greenwood again. so that's what i have to say. >> theresa, thank you for sharing your story with us. we'll get a response. hannibal johnson? >> yeah, what a moving story. i remember the story of the woman who gave birth during the massacre and the baby was put in the shoe box and she lost connection with the baby

this is a story that theresa stasi is following for us. >> most areas across the region and the are seeing a dramatic increase in cases. we've had a fivefold increase in cases and brand since june. 18th doctor matt willis marin county's public health officer on positive covid-19 cases ticking upward which children those with compromised immune systems. and those simply choosing not to vaccinate falling victim to the virus this church is as due to the delta it really is being fueled you know, a variant that is more infectious than which is why. >> you know, we're increased cases, especially among unvaccinated people who know this is a this is a very that is extremely good at finding unvaccinated people doctor willis says that they continue to see problems popping up among summer camps where families have traveled outside the area dipping back into the area. >> but not following protocols. we are >> you know, no spot fires, you know, questions of cases around that. you know, over the summer. many in many cases what we see is as an individual who may have traveled outside of the region with t

we're sliding back into a more restrictive time such as where we were last year will prompt horse theresa is getting some answers for us on that and what the medical experts are saying about where we are and what comes next. >> are we sliding back. well, sure. doctor john swartzberg with you see berkeley's school of public health. >> delivering a dose of medicine. we may not want to take, but the results are clear. >> covid-19 cases are increasing. that's the bad news. however, he has the diagnosis isn't all bleak. >> are we sliding back compared to where we were. we were a year ago. absolutely not. you know, this time last year, as a matter of fact, it was on this date last year that the surge summer surge. pete here in the in california. we didn't have a vaccine last year. we have a vaccine this year. so we're in much better shape than we were a year ago. compared to a month ago are not nearly as good a shape. >> and this right here. this is one of the reasons why the delta variant being dissected and studied in labs around the world. i think that we need to be concerned because cases a

theresa kron 4 news. >> face coverings are again required at all. mateo county facilities no matter your vaccination status. the county says the requirement is out of an abundance of caution due to a, quote, troubling rise in coronavirus cases. well, vaccinations are highly effective against covid-19 and its variants. san mateo county officials say that they need to take action. now to protect younger kids and overall public health as the cases rise. >> for more on masking guidelines in the latest covid numbers. you can just scan this qr code on your screen. use your phone's camera will take you right to kron 4 dot coms page dedicated to pandemic information. satellites from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration capturing wildfire activity and smoke dispersal. >> from the dixie fire. it has spread to more than a 197,000 acres across plume us and butte counties here in california. it's only 22% contained tonight. meanwhile, near the california nevada border. the tamarack fire has been burning. >> just south of tahoe near kirkwood for ne

theresa, great to have you back. what do you want to hear?t of the actions taking on offense we will be encouraging putin to either take those syndicates off-line himself, the government controls much of the access in russia, if we turn over evidence who is behind the cyber criminal syndicates, and the syndicate are evil, and that arrests will happen with raids on where the operatives are working. if putin doesn't respond, infrastructure, stopping the flow of money and alliances with the european union about energy purchases from russia. neil: vladimir putin essentially said that he's not aware of this, it might be happening in russia and not aware of it and i'm thinking he was a top kgb agent and a way to ferreting out his enemies in russia and all over the world. we suspect he does protest too much. if he's aware of this, and we had to slap on additional sanctions or to we do something more on his level and hack right back? >> welcome, we have to obviously, as we sync through the different courses of action, we have the capability to strike

theresa stasi, back to you guys. teresa, thank you. right now at kron 4 dot com. you can track the fate of the a's right from your fingertips. >> just use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen to be directed there to our new digital page on all things a's at kron 4 dot com firefighters in the east bay got a handle on a 2 alarm grass fire that broke out this afternoon. in antioch. the fire burned into an apartment building with 4 units. this is at james donlon boulevard and to bore a drive in antioch. only the people in the apartment building were asked to evacuate. no one was hurt and there's still no official word on the cause of that fire. so much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 8. if you are planning a night out here in the city. >> it may need to pack along more than just your id. vaccination card as well. details on a new measure in the works to protect bartenders and customers from covid and why local doctors say it's too soon to tell whether or not a booster shot for the johnson and johnson vaccine is necessary. also our lovers

theresa kron 4 news. >> the pfizer and moderna are gonna be expanding their covid vaccine trials in a younger children. the fda reportedly asking the companies to add 3,000 kids between the ages of 5.11 to their ongoing studies. the rare side had been detected such as the type of heart inflammation and some people under the age of 30. so they want to. do more in a testing among kids. the cdc says most patients recovered quickly. however, even with that side effect after getting treatment. >> will california governor gavin newsome is implementing a new policy requiring all state workers to show proof of vaccination or get tested weekly. the policy will also apply to health care workers as well. a recent report shows a huge number of health care workers remain unvaccinated. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> with an all out effort to get people vaccinated for covid-19 most folks probably presume that every eligible health care worker has definitely had their shots right. not exactly. according to a recent web md report one in for hospital workers nationwide has not received

your marine county theresa kron 4 news not over, not by a long shot right now across 4 dot com. you can find the latest headlines on covid in this new delta variant as well as travel advisories mask guidelines and a vaccine tracker. >> just use your phone. open up the camera. hold it up to that qr code and you will be taken to that covid site. >> the bay area bridge. sure look like a parking lot this afternoon as traffic came to a complete halt. according to the chp, a teenager crashed his car left it behind other drivers reported seeing that car speeding and swerving prior to the crash highway patrol says the car hit the bridge railing in the westbound direction leading to a this major back up. as you can see, where 3 lanes were blocked. did clear up. fortunately shortly after thp says everybody in the car ran toward the treasure island on ramp and then jumped into another car. caltrans has been notified to check the bridge cables that were hit and the accident to ensure bridge safety. big story that we're following for you tonight. in an f l coach, an east bay resident has die

. >> kron four's theresa stasi with more for us on the push from pediatricians. >> this is the message that we've been that putting out for weeks and weeks now. says the vaccines were approved for 12 year old and above. it's really safe and effective. doctor yvonne maldonado professor in pediatrics and infectious disease expert with stanford. >> on getting kids vaccinated that are elgible specially now that the cdc and school districts here in the bay area, slowly but surely announcing schools will be back in-person come this fall. the window for pfizer, which is the only vaccine available for 12 year olds to 18 year olds is 3 weeks. so you need a dose one. and then 3 weeks later goes to london 2 weeks after that to be protected. so you're talking about a 5 week period. >> in order to be fully protected from the 2 doses of vaccine. doctor maldonado says. >> when it comes to the vaccines in kids. the medical field has learned a lot backs. an 1812 to 29 year olds will prevent 70,000 infections. >> over 4500 hospitalizations and a 30 to 40 every year in that age group. >> and the doctor s

we've got covers theresa to explain. >> fake vaccine cards with falsified dates and lot numbers of thecine that is just one part of an elaborate puzzle. federal agents allege julie matzie cooked up to offer clients looking to protect themselves from covid-19 the license natural path think doctors states on her website. she offers a large array of remedies to treat the whole body an assortment of ailments. but it was back in march when a person contacted federal authorities telling them the natural doctor offered to sell pallets to the family and minor children telling them to, quote, on screw the cap poor 2 to 4 pellets from the cap and dump under the tongue unquote. also stating that the pilots would offer, quote, a lifelong immunity to covid-19 unquote further stating that the palace had minute amount of covid-19 disease. according to a complaint filed in court wednesday. she told the family the fda authorized vaccines contain, quote, toxic ingredients, further explaining how to fill out the vaccination cards in cement to schools or places of work at massey's home address in napa, fe

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