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but the world isn't unified, is it? council, are blocked by russian and china —— russia and china. blocked by russian and china -- russia and china.— russia and china. true, it is really hard _ russia and china. true, it is really hard to _ russia and china. true, it is really hard to unify - russia and china. true, it is really hard to unify the - russia and china. true, it is i really hard to unify the world. russia and china opposed tougher language in the un security counsel last week. team members are very concerned because i think they recognise not only the human rights problem, but the fact that continued rules by this military raises serious risks of significant indivisibility that can spill over into the region. important as the international response is, chances are it's going to be what happens inside myanmar that's going to determine where the country goes.— the country goes. sorry, but does the _ the country goes. sorry, but does the world _ the country goes. sorry, but does the world sit _ the country goe

between you and us, it's all the zoo of the particles we've found so far so this is unifying principlemes laws of harmony of the vibrating rings, chemistry the melody you can play on the strings, the universe strings and the mind of god, the mind of god would be cosmic music, cosmic music resonated through hyperspace, that would be the mind of god. kennedy: when we come up with that, does that mean science is done? that was the worry you pointed out at the beginning of the 20th century, we were so close to figuring it out we wouldn't need to look for anything else. >> well, no, it's like a chess game. after 2000 years of investigating these forces we finally figure out how to pause, house how the bishops, it would be grand masters in we'll be able to answer the deepest question for example, children ask if the universe is expanding, what six expanding into? is there a white hole on the other end of a black hole? other gateways to other universes? the next question you will ask me is, is elvis pressley still alive somewhere else? we do maybe he's in a white suit in a whitehall. you figu

he's been a crossing guard with santa clara unified.said when schools closed, he had nothing to do. now he says he's happy to be back and welcome students and parents. >> i like the students. i like the people around here. everybody know me. and i love the children. >> and they love you. thank you for joining us. saturday night live is next. have a great night. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually forces you to piece together multiple policies. that's why three was created. it's one policy that covers everything you need... leaving those old policies in the dust. three. no nonsense. just common sense. covid has made clear that having health insurance is more important than ever. at covered california, every plan is comprehensive, covering everything from preventive care to mental health. and it's the only place that offers financial help for health insurance. enrollment is open due to covid-19. if you or someone you know isn't covered, now is the time to sign up. covered california. this way to heal

true, it is really hard to unify the - it is really hard to unify the world.ity council last week. seems also to be divided although king not asking members are concerned because they recognise not only the human rights problem, but the fact that continued rules by this military raises serious risk of significant instability that can spill over into the region. but important as the international response is, chances are that it's going to be what happens inside myanmar and it's going to determine what happened dominant —— where the country go. {iii dominant —— where the country go. of the world sit back and watch more thousands of people get killed because of a repressive state by the military, or does the world actually concentrate on the $30 billion plus of jade sold most years, concentrate on the $30 billion plus ofjade sold most years, a lot concentrate on the $30 billion plus of jade sold most years, a lot of which most goes to the military? a lot of the other fisheries and other industries that the military take billions of dollars in kickbacks from? ~ .

a unified students will remain with distance learning for the rest of this year. part of the reason is because families had to make a commitment back in november as to whether they wanted to go back in person or not, and at this late stage is just six weeks left in the school year. there are limited opportunities to switch back to in person. allie rasmus ktvu. box two news. and new work. the school board is trying to bring students back to the classroom despite teachers voting against that move, according to the mercury news, the board voted 4 to 1 to reopen classroom's next thursday. last week, the new work teachers association voted against returning to in person learning this school year for the second time in a month, but the superintendent of the newark unified school district said the district will have final say, and we'll try to work with teachers to come to an agreement still to come at noon, tighter water restrictions coming to marin, johnny the mandatory restrictions that were just approved and the others that will be determined at a later date. plus, a

the first round of san francisco unified students will head back to the sloom for in person learning in a few hours. the district will open three dozen campuses including 11 early education preschools, 22 elementary schools and three county schools. students in higher grades will return over the next few weeks. all 107 campuses are expected to reopen by the end of the month. >>> in the east bay, saint andrew unified will launch a hybrid model to all grades today. about half are expected to return for in person learning and the rest will remain online. >>> in berkeley, students in grades 3-9 return this morning. grades 10-12 will follow next week. for more information on schools, you can download our app by scanning the qr code on our screen. we will have that again as we go to break. >>> city college students and faculty members marched through san francisco to protest budget cuts and the decision to lay off 200 staff. organizers want the school to rebuild instead of downsizing. the college is facing a $33 million budget this year. the board approved layoffs in 40 departments. >>> th

. >> tens of thousands of students in fremont unified school district will remain at home during distance learning for the rest of the school year. the district could not reach an agreement for teachers to return to class. abc7news reporter cornell bernard says many parents are frustrated and upset they a planning to protest the move. >> reporter: fremont parent protested outside the office demanding their schools be back in school for in person learning and many thought it was a matter of days before that would happen. >> i don't know who is to blame but my son is not in school. i am just desperate. >> in surprise announcement the fremont unified school district says it would remain under distance learning for the rest of the school year. this parent could not believe. >> it my child has been home over a year. they need to go back to their normal life. >> with 40 days left in the school year the teachers have an agreement with the union about returning to class. >> we recognize that is not the outcome that community was desiring. >> a return to the classroom the superintendent says shoul

upbringing, saying president biden is a nice guy, seems like a nice guy he said that packaged as a unifier, as a moderate but he is anything but. on infrastructure saying about democrats they won't even build bridges to build bridges. one of the biggest things he did was focus on the police reform, the bill that he had bipartisan support for the democrats killed before the election using the filibuster, the democrats now call a racist tool, he says they wanted the issue, they didn't want solutions and went on to talk about what republicans want, packaging that in his own story.

this is a unifying principle.harmony of these vibrating strings. chemistry is the ability you complaint in these vibrating strings for the universe is a symphony of strings. and then the mind of god pre-the mind of god would be cosmic of music. cosmic music resonate through hyperspace that would be the mind of god. kennedy: would you come up that unifying theory does that mean science is done? that's the word she pointed out beginning of the 20th century so close to figuring everything out we would not need to look for anything else. >> like a chess game after 2000 years of investigating the forces you mention a fear how ponds move how the bishop moves. once we find the equation will become grand masters. grand masters. we'll be able to answer the deepest question. for example children asked the question of the universe is expanding what is its expanding into? or is there a white hole on the other end of a black hole? kennedy: is there? >> or gateways other universe. the next question you're going to ask me is elv

and we can find a unifying purpose but tween law enforcement and the african-american community by changes starting with the george foley justice and policing it in a beautifully written below that will help protect the community and self policing . and the main question is will we let politics divide us because that's what happens republican or democrat you're going to stick to your fat unified has been has been saying it as ref has been saying and get this bill passed and save people so that you don't have to blow it up your own cities for situations like this. and if not we'll see you next time when it's time to vote. you've seen what's happened across this country. and we shouldn't have to be so happy when we finally get one but we are in celebration for giana for roxy who has stood strong this entire time for the brothers and sisters for the activists like to me can everybody out here for this entire group and it wouldn't happen without every single one of the all white or black people out there prayer for his family getting love and support and we love all of you all let this be a ch

and then to unify the nation because a lot of the middle class to the urbanized deterministic and wassocial stand idealist many objected the anti- americanism that the regime used as a perfect tool by which to unify the nation. to bring along the nonreligious around the singular idea, the fundamental idea that even you are not religious we all need to create a unified front against america and that works for a very long time. what has changed now is that the regime is still trying to use that old narrative but the people no longer by the demonization of america because iran has not had relations with the us for more than 40 years. and the sanctions have not always been in place but the misery the nation is suffering has never changed so it can attribute what is going on and iran the absence of freedom of speech. the simple fact that women are not allowed to go to soccer stadiums to watch a match has nothing to do with america. so what has happened between the us and iran that people have come to a place where the regime no longer recognizes it continues to want to sell anti- americani

speaking of action you have said a few days ago what's needed is a unified and coordinated effort for sanctions to see that coalition forming a d.c. russia and china finally coming round. well i don't see it forming yet but it certainly needs to we have well over 40 different sanctions regimes around the world the u.s. the u.k. just announced stronger sanctions and just a quick step but these sanctions have to be coordinated they have to be linked together to have the greatest possible impact and they're not mean together now the security council would be an ideal forum for that to happen there is opposition to that as we as we know no action was taken on on friday shown in light of that those countries were willing to impose sanctions or willing to impose an arms embargo a need to coordinate work together unify as so that they could have the strongest possible impact we haven't seen that happen yet but i'm hoping that it will. wouldn't that be going against china and russia and what will that meant. well china and russia obviously have concerns they expressed those concerns at the se

unified, both started to return to in person learning. after months of pretty intense back and forth, dozens of sf preschool and elementary schools opened their doors.thei. so, what lessons did we learn during this process, and where to go from here? joining us now is the california state superintendent of public schools, tony thurman. tony, always a pleasure having you on our sh >> good afternoon, thanks for having me on. >> okay, this has been such a long road, tony picked his return to school for sf usd and down in los angeles, such a battle. california was one of the last in the state to reopen schools, why on earth did it take so long here in san francisco, and really statewide? what ended up solving this, so we could get you today? >> you know, you can look for many reasons, but i would point to these. if you think about where we were just a few months ago, in the winter, we had some of the highest rates of co-infection, so much so that many of our counties had absolutely no hospital bed capacity. we have suffered more than 60,000 d

the oakland unified school district and its teachers may be headed to an impasse over an agreement to safely reopen all of its schools in the district, the teachers union says. after months of negotiation, they are at odds with the district over teacher workloads preparation time for teaching both in class and remote learners and accommodations for child care and leave time for teachers whose families are at risk for contracting covid-19 opened students started returning in person last month and more students in grades seven through 12 are set to begin in person instruction on monday. in person learning will not resume in hayward public schools on monday as district officials had originally hoped they were unified school district sent a letter to families yesterday, saying it has yet to reach an agreement with the teacher's union and other labor groups. it did not elaborate on what sticking points remain. the current plan for in person learning to resume. is, too is foreign person learning to resume two days a week with the option for students to continue with distance learning if the

it is my greatest hope we find the strength to unify our communities and move forward together. our nation's leaders especially have an obligation to turn down the temperature and reject rhetoric that may incite violence. peace, compassion, constructive dialogue is the only path forward. those are two of minnesota's congressional delegation. we will show you more throughout the program from minnesota and around the country and here on capitol hill. mostly we want to hear your reaction to the conviction of derek chauvin yesterday by that minneapolis jury. first in virginia beach, virginia. good morning, sir. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: i want to say one thing real quick. i know i don't have much time. i'm a 65-year-old african-american man and my son is 25 years old. he had gotten very angry about this situation with mr. floyd. i had been trying to convince him that the process worked and things will work out. i had been afraid he would go out and do something to the police. i don't want him to be hurt. i basically would tell him that i

. >>> back to school for some unified students today. san jose unified is capping classes at 50% in elementary and middle schools. in newark, schools were reopen next week for students who want to return during a meeting. the board decided to return to in person learning even their teachers voted twice against it. >>> san francisco, small venues struggling can begin applying for grants. the financial aid comes from the music and entertainment venue recovery fund. grants will be at least $10,000 for each venue. it aligns with the $2.5 million allocated to entertainment by the mayor's office. the last date to apply is may 5. >>> this is the big board. the dow is up 270 points after a slow start. the markets are going up driven by earnings reports. >>> as vaccinations accelerate, many are booking vacations. people are taking off from airports nationwide and the great getaway will continue through the summer. a new survey from the points god finds half of u.s. adults are likely to take at least one vacation between june and september. >> a l

in germany calls all growing for a unified approach to tackling the coronavirus pandemic following mounting frustration and confusion over the patchwork agreements across the country not under the country's federal system each of the country's 16 states can decide its own rules some have decided against curfews and are going ahead with reopening mischa's of the western state of silent is becoming the 1st state to its it's a nation wide lockdown today at the state previous days that a comparatively low infection rate and extensive testing justifies the move as it comes as scientists and several politicians all for a strict lock down one of those politicians is on me unless it's the head of germany's most populous state trying waste failure and the leader of i'm going to medical school and saved a posse has what he had to say yesterday. that's why i think we need a bridge locked on mission we have to build the bridge to the point in time where a lot of people are vaccinated. i know that a lot of people are tired of the pandemic. but also that a lot are ready to go a step further and then i ma

there's san francisco unified school district counselors. some of which are my colleagues that i worked with when i was at james lick and they are currently working so that they continue to work and serve our students within san francisco unified school district and the way they're receiving their license is so that it is through someone that was formally a counselor with sfusd. so they are still working with us as counselors, head counselors, deans, so one social worker that i'm aware of and the idea is they're just trying to think about ways to expand their role once they receive their license to continue serving our students not only within our schools, but how can they support the families outside of the schools. the person, i mean, i have some information i can follow up. i don't know if there's more information on it. but i specifically know about this co-hoard of 15 counselors in the pipeline that are specifically working to support our families and our students that are learning english as a second language. that's their main focus a

idea and hope to god that this government is a source good and unifying would be. a 1st step in building the country we are awaiting a constitution and hopefully becomes as soon as possible before next year's rest of us a lot. of priority is to deal with the needs and difficult living conditions of the citizens such as lack of cash flow power cuts and the coronavirus epidemic. i'm very happy that libyans are united and agreed on something we are done with war there is now room for thought to be able to sign a 111. is there we need hope for peace in libya that is the topic of our show today you can join in the discussion by jumping into the comments part of today's show. hello an ass hello how hello had none really good to see welcome back to the stream good to have you and last remind our audience who you are and what you did. for them is an asshole good luck to you i'm the founder and director of the aaa but a supplicant streets good to have you hello hello introduce yourself it's a remind them what you did here ha ha now i'm high level guy i guess i'm about a qua

do you think he was saying unifying? he lost his life! this had an economic cost.t's about truly referencing what happened in our nations history. >> harris: emily? >> emily: just to emphasize what kayleigh was saying, it's revolting that our president cannot fight the law enforcement officers who were injured. the loss of federal protective services, patrick underwood, the captain who was working nights as a security guard, david doran. 200 businesses and portland alone. my family doesn't go down town. what about the law enforcement owned and operated that my friends ron, weekly visitors from self-described anti-law enforcement antifa activists which would be under any other circumstances under harassment! the notion that he brought brushes this kumbaya summer is disgusting to so many americans who saw the reality of what played out and for all those men and women set to protect those protesters exercising that right peacefully, and yet getting injured and sometimes killed in the process. for our president not even to mention it or be a leader is one more reason w

and, unifying america.ing arontla this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with that sweeping new guidance from the federal government about when people do and don't need to wear masks to prevent the spread of coronavirus. tonight, president biden and the c.d.c. say starting now, americans who have been fully vaccinated no longer need to wear masks outside, unless they're in large crowds. health officials are also relaxing several other guidelines, specifically for people who have gotten their shots. the changes are being rolled out now in part as a way to encourage more americans to sign up for those vaccine appointments. that's because while more than a third of adults in the u.s. are now fully vaccinated, the number of people signing up for shots has dropped dramatically in the past few weeks. seven states say, with demand dropping, they aren't even u

political commentator frank hughes shows that his thoughts on the prospect of a unified and. there will never be genuine consent from members fall for the i consider to be the colonial population often more violently want to remember we've moved circumstances under which a small percentage of the population you need 20 or 30 percent of are ever going to want to join. peaceably and related to what looks like blacks and just like any referendum to think the saudis and reprimands once you get a 50 plus one. if you're a democrat you must accept. for me the partition of ireland as it has that was the of the economy are one that was forced upon the nice people at the force who produced gone through and who support fish in the still of northern ireland just you know which itself from the existence of what it was born from british violence under threat of the. war on. by the british girl who were so for me reunification as a central part of the healing process where everyone and i don't want to insert catholic protestant under center and to save the roof future together and a peacefu

how is biden doing with respect to unifying the allies?: we have hurt ourselves by not getting involved in regional economic arrangements. that is a major source of potential leverage. the instinct of this president is to work with allies. japan, south korea, india. we have hurt ourselves with india because of our slow response on the vaccine. the europeans have gone their own way with their own economic and financial arrangements. the rhetoric has been better than the reality. lisa: i am glad that you brought up india. why hasn't the u.s. gone more aggressive to help india? how much has that setback the united states and what is the push-pull in terms of why the u.s. has not been more aggressive? richard: i have been railing on against this for weeks. this administration, quite honestly, has been more america first than it ought to be. it makes no sense as far as the variants. it makes no sense strategically. yesterday, the u.s. began to move in that direction. the administration wants to make sure americans are vaccinated and has been wo

so to me, that look like a unifying gesture. how did it look to you?erybody clapped, but i think greg made a good point. when greg actually makes a good point, i think we should recognize that. the student. but juan in the letter a blog, that might have been the group lowest rated by about 20 million. and you should know that people should be able to who strain things for a decade. i don't think streaming just started this year. i'm disappointed in andrea mitchell and martha and brian williams and here is why, juan. they have covered or observed, i don't know come with a delivery of ronald reagan, bill clinton's charismatic stem, george w. bush is defining language after 9/11, barack obama's soaring and donald trump's showmanship and patriotic language. and they will look at joe biden's speech and say that was remarkable? juan that is like watching a football game with ponds, saying that is the greatest game i've ever seen. you would think jim nantz was a if he told you that. you are saying it was good because he promised to spend more money than anybo

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. >> supporters of allison collins rallied around her on wednesday at the san francisco unified school district headquarters speaking out after she was removed from her position as school board. vice president last week. it all stems from tweets collins made in 2016 using racial slurs when writing about an anti-black experience. her daughter's faced in the school district that year. this misrepresentation. >> and the only black woman on the board of sweet. she may in 2016 after trump was elected when racism was on the rise in hate and white supremacy being fueled by trump 20 all and calling out snowden. the fact that she's morning meaning now. that doesn't make her raises some of those tweets from 2016 start out by saying, quote. >> and looking to combat anti-black racism in the asian-american my daughter's mostly asian-american school. she goes on to write many asian americans believe they benefit from the model minority. they think they won't be deported. profiled be in being a house and word is still being n word. you're still considered the help collins again defended her words on

we need another party, whatever you call it, that's unified, not completely splintered and fearful of one another, unquote. republicans have said they are looking for president biden to make serious efforts at bipartisan outreach this evening, but it is not clear if his latest legislative push will get any republican support as cnn's phil mattingly now reports. >> joe biden finally his moment fshs hi address to congress and his presidency after more than three decades as an audience and seating behind his boss, kamala harris and nancy pelosi will be seated behind. it's history he'll recall as he'll recount the first 100 days. and an insurrection that touched the very spot that he'll be standing. the pandemic reducing attendance to around 200 with only a single supreme court justice, two cabinet officials and no designated survivor. biden has been working through the speech for weeks, he tells cnn. >> i expect president biden unlike his predecessor will lay out the facts and appeal to our better angels. >> reporter: and he spent the entire day going through final edits and practice ses

these are families demonstrating at the fremont unified district. the district announced they're going to remain with distance learning for the rest of the year and the families were upset. they're hoping that the leaders will reconsider. >> so important for so many families in central workers. you know, we are one community. let's work together to have kids back to education. that's their fundamental right to know what really appreciate that. we can all work together, leave all the put into in the behind the police let the kids go back to school. >> problem is the superintendent says they could reach a deal with the teachers union to go back to class and now there's only about 40 days left in the school year. so instead they're going to focus the priority on how to get kids safely back in class this fall. >> a bay school district. by the way, is expanding access to mental health care providers for students and families and for teachers before they resume in person. learning later this month. and easter the east side union high school district in sa

>> reporter: there are changes with oakland unified district. are thousands of students heading back today. it's not all good newsut oof the district. i will tell you the good and the bad. >>> a quick look outside before break from our mark hopkins camera. you see that fog still blanketing san francisco. it is 6:51. >>> coming up today on drew bayy more show terry cruz and wife rebecca someday, looking back on the pandemic, you'll want to be proud to say i did everything i could. i found the strength. i looked out for everyone. i did what i could to keep my family safe. i will say, i did my part. while covid-19 is in the air, please, protect yourself and others. wear a mask, keep your distance, and get vaccinated when it's your turn. santa clara county. stay strong. spread hope. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk taking a live look at the court house in minneapolis, minnesota, where closing arguments begin today in the murder trial of derek chauvin. jurors are going to be sequestered for as long as it takes for them to come up with the

it appears the unified homes business was targeted. one of the victims was a 9-year- old boy, the son of an employee. a man and two women killed, another female also hurt. >> the preliminary motive is believed to be related to a business and personal relationship which existed between the suspect and all of the victims. it appears all of the adults were connected either by business or personal relationship this was not a random act of violence. >> reporter: the district attorney says this is a special circumstances case and gonzales is eligible for the death penalty because of the country's third mass shooting in two weeks. >>> in minneapolis, more emotional testimony in the derek chauvin trial. george floyd's girlfriend was the first to take the stand. courtney ross told jurors about the day she met floyd and how he approached her while she was crying. >> they said can i pray with you? i was tired, we had been through so much. my sons and i. this kind person to come up to me and say, can i pray with you? >> she told the jury like many

there does not appear to have been one in the 2017-2018 period when republicans enjoyed unified party control of washington. that leaves democrats with the question of do we hold back now when republicans might themselves not hold back in the future. the last thing i will say on this before i talk about reconciliation is depending on the policy in question, it's not actually always straightforward whether a different partisan majority in the future would find it easy to rollback the previous partisan majority had done. i think the experience of the affordable care act is a great example of this. in 2017, republicans made an attempt to repeal the aca which they had been saying they would do if they had unified party control for seven years and then when they had the opportunity to do so and attempted to do so through the reconciliation process does not subject to a filibuster, they couldn't do it because the rules were preventing them from doing so because they did not have the votes, they could not come up with a proposal that a majority in the house and senate were willing to vote fo

. >> reporter: we do know that fremont unified has no plans to restart in-person learning now and the end of the school year, which is june 9th. they'll continue with the distance learning through the rest of the spring. the school board approved a full returning to in-person learning in the fall for its 35,000 students, not enough for a group of moms and dads fremont parents for reopening. some seen here in a rally last week. the "east bay times" reports those parents have threatened to sue the district if the district didn't return to in-person instruction by yesterday, which as i mentioned did not happen. the parents acknowledge there's only a month and a half left in the school year but according to "the times" they argue not having the children in the classroom has caused family ace lot of heart ache. it's not clear if the parents will follow through on their threat to take the district to court since in-person learning did not resume yesterday. the superintendent announced last month the schools will not reopen this school year because the district and teachers union could not a

unified.ir homes were gone and the city had become too expensive for them to find new ones. unified. so in new orleans, you can see the legacy of slavery through neighborhoods like this and through the response to katrina. >> right. >> so the link to slavery is so clear here. >> exactly. it's a good modern example of how ruthless people with money and power can be when it comes down to making sure they stay on top and we stay on the bottom. >> what is this? >> that's my elementary school i went to. >> wow. >> yeah, you've got a lot of these spots in new orleans where you're pointing at something totally empty. what's that? oh, that's where i used to go to school. >> oh, wow. >> that used to be our elementary school. >> and now it's nothing. >> now it's nothing. >> when was it torn down? >> after katrina. >> they just felt like -- i guess after you take away all that housing -- >> there ain't no more people. >> ain't no kids to go here. >> everything in new orleans was anchored by public housin

let this be a changing point in america for policing in a positive way and let's unify. thank you, my brother. >> tony from chicago illinois. >> good afternoon, everybody. my name is tony. i'm smiling here today not for myself but really for the entire country and for the world that's watching. i know that on behalf of the family and for everyone who is here today that we stand here before you feeling a tremendous amount of joy and eternal hope. for me, 36 years ago i was a young public defender in cook county, reverend jackson, i know you know that place very well. and that's where i was introduced to the marginalization of black and brown people. and for now this is the 36th year i have seen it come through. i really feel that this country has turned a corner. i'm going to tell you it was a tough corner to turn. and it couldn't have been done. i'm going to reach out to you-all for spreading the message. for the strength and wisdom of ben crumbp. to you, reverend al sharpton, reverend jackson, the attorneys , all the teams and all the cities in this country. the attorne

as he aims to unify and inspire, and for those of you who would love to see more, he was a significant portion of that speech from last night, and it is reverberating throughout washington, d.c., and beyond. speak of the beauty of the american dream is that families get to define it for themselves. we should be expanding opportunities and options for all families, not throwing money at certain issues because democrats think they know best. infrastructure spending that shrinks our economy is not common sense. weakening our southern borders and creating a crisis is not compassionate. the president is also abandoning principles he has held for decades. now he says your tax dollars should fund abortions. he's laying groundwork to pack the supreme court. this is not common ground. nowhere do we need common ground more desperately than in our discussions of race. i have experienced the pain of discrimination. i know what it feels like to be pulled over for no reason. to be followed around a store while i'm shopping. i remember her every morning at the kitchen table, my grandfather would open

school districts reopened classrooms unified, the east side unified school district in san jose, souths well as the contra costa unified school district. amy hollyfield was in san pablo to give us a glimpse of what school looks like, there. >> reporter: the goodbye hug is happening in the car in san e ho iring that rethpart of the coded safety pr the staff said this first day with the new rule was an adjustment. >> most of them are wanting to get out of their cars. most of them are used to walking their kids asdo bu ds--ow parents are going to be allowed on campus this year, so it is kind of hard for them. >> reporter: the caccia greets the kids at the car and takes their temperature, somethig she never thought would be part of her duties as yard supervisor. but she doesn't mind it. she is happy to see the kids again. >> i am very excited. it's been a long time coming. i didn't think it was coming, but we made it, and i'm glad we are back. >> reporter: parents we talk to are happy to see this day, too. >> it is nice that they are going to be here with their teacher they have seen only

we'll start off with the west contra costa county unified school district are going to be opening alltheir 54 schools today that have returned to class those voluntary at this point. now the san francisco in south san francisco unified school district is also going to opening classes for students in kindergarten through 5th grade and then we have more students also coming back to class in the san francisco unified school district that'll be classes for dozens of schools in grades 3 through 5. all the schools have covid protocols in place. we also have schools in the east bay to a 6 elementary schools in the oakland unified school district that will resume in person classes today. those students will be in a hybrid learning model in which they spent part of the day on virtual learning and then they'll learn on campus twice a week for in person instruction and the kids are going back to campus in the south bay heading back to school. >> for the first time in a long time at the evergreen school district. and that's in san jose kron four's sarah stinson has been following at 7.30 kids sti

in the meantime, in the east bay, all west contra costa unified campuses also reopened today. the district plans to implement hybrid learning plans combining in-person and distance learning with in-person support opportunities available for students monday through wednesday. certainly been a headache for people trying to get that covid vaccine appointment as well. it's so coveted but now there's a little light at the end of the tunnel. new appointments are opening up across the bay area. >> and with that good news comes some concern, this is a new trend that really could signal a potential fourth wave. here is "today in the bay's" sergio quintana with more. >> reporter: finding appointments for shots is still a bit of a challenge for some parts of the bay area, but there are plenty to be found if you're willing to do some hunting and driving. public officials like san francisco supervisor matt haney have been taking to social media this week to understand direct people to sites like the stanford vaccine clinic in emeryville. >> if you login to the myturn.ca.gov website you'll

they'll start routes serving four schools in the oakland unified school district. >>> also getting back to class tomorrow, berkeley students in grades 10 through 12 and in santa clara county east side union high school district, they'll reopen for in person learning. >>> now to the latest on the johnson & johnson vaccine. this evening, dr. anthony fauci says the one-dose vaccine could come back to the market this week, but will likely come with new warnings. >> one of the possibilities would be to bring them back, but to do it with some form of restriction. or some form of warning. but i believe by friday we're going to know the answer to that. >> the vaccine has been in limbo since federal regulators said they needed more evidence to decide if a handful of unusual blood clots were linked to the shot. the reports are rare, with six cases out of more than 7 million people that received the johnson & johnson shot. meanwhile, the cdc reports half of all adults in the u.s. have now received at least one covid-19 shot. and here in california, more than 25 million doses have now been administ

well michael together about 2000, middle and high school students in the san francisco unified school district, return to their classrooms today. after more than 400 days of distance learning, a small group of san francisco unified's middle and high school students were invited back to campus today. students at san francisco international high school will have four days a week of in person instruction on campus. this high school senior was grateful and relieved to feel connected to the school to learn a little bit more because it's not the same thing toby elaine online classes that vein in person, the 2000 middle and high school students coming back today, our students, the district's identified as having severe difficult he's with distance learning english, his second language students, as well as foster youth students in public housing and unhappy as students all together they make up about 7% of all six through 12 graders to prioritize the students who are needing in person learning the most kids who should have been in school all along this year. and right now with what we know ab

there is nothing unifying about that. have this atmosphere of fear and intimidation and really the verdict in this trial, the derek chauvin trial, could have been really unifying for the country because we can all rally around our justice system and the jury trial and trusted, and say that above all else, justice is blind and that somebody who did the wrong thing was punished. but unfortunately, because of all of this external pressure on that trial, on the judge, on the witnesses, and on the jurors,ri they were ordinary men and women, we can't barely unify around it, because there is so much concern. the fact that we all tonight are relieved that there was a guilty verdict selfishly because it means that our own cities won't be put on fire and won't be looted, is a pretty unhealthy situation to be in. and i don't know where you go from this and you certainly don't have a president who just pours more gasoline on the fire and describes this country as being systemically racist. he buys into that destructive narrative. and

at their 41 campuses, san jose unified will use a live instruction model, teachers teach students in the classroom and distance learning from home at the same time. the district says this model will allow all students all day access to their instructors and their teachers. this is the welcome back video that the district sent to families detailing the masking requirements, social distancing requirements. parents are reminded to connect daily health screenings and to send their kids to school with their chargers and a full bottle of water. the district will provide free breakfast and lunch to all students. students can bring their own. the district secured vaccines for its 4,000 teachers and staff, which will allow them to skip quarantine in the event they are in contact with a student or colleague who tests positive for covid, they're trying to make sure that the last six weeks of school are as smooth as possible. now i was looking through the comments sections on the social media pages for the district and there were a lot of well wishes for this first day back for today but there w

he has campaigned so much on this idea of unifying the country, of lowering the temperature. he has govened so far based on with that rescue plan only democratic votes. he says he wants republican support. just how is he going to make the case to republicans tonight? as he said in that luvenlgion today with network anchors, we need a republican party. we need something in terms of an opposition party, whatever you call it, that isn't fearful of each other. clearly, he feels the need to empower republicans to come forward with good faith negotiations. >> michael beschloss, we understand the president goes to georgia tomorrow. one of his stop will be a visit to former president jimmy carter, that club of former presidents an exclusive club. i know this president, joe biden, spoke to president obama, former president obama and former president bush when he was make an important decision about withdrawing from afghanistan. >> right. that's the way it's supposed to be, as you know, ayman. the presidents club usually prevails. usually presidents ask their predecessors for advice, k

fremont unified district said it was unable to reach agreement with the teachers union on a plan for a safe return. >>> take a look at the video of a daytime robbery at a popular tourist spot in san francisco's inner sun set neighborhood. you are looking at the suspect's car. police say the victim saw the thieves break into their parked car and grab their stuff. the victims chased after the suspects as you see there. one of the victims fell trying to get her stuff back. the family was visiting from puerto rico. so far, no word on any arrests. >>> the l.a. county sheriffs department is refusing to release details about the crash that seriously injured tiger woods. the golf star was hurt last month after crashing his car in southern california. investigators say they have determined the cause of the crash using the car's black box device. the sheriff held a news conference announcing he will not release the information citing privacy concerns. >>> a popular mexican restaurant in milpitas that's been around for decades has closed for good. baha cactus is closing after 36 years. the owne

. >> reporter: unified parents want the district to adopt a hybrid schedule for the remainder of the year. >>> thousands of bay area school kids did return to the classroom today. oakland unified reach a tentative deal with their union, and welcomed back elementary and middle schoolers today. san jose, berkeley, south san francisco all returning to in person learning in some capacity. >>> a plan to drill for gas and the east bay is causing in of four because the proposal would be drilled in the protected marsh. that is the largest wetland on the west cst. eris no compromis i mean, absolutely no compromise. >> if you're not producing oil and gas and caliph you are bringing it from dirtier sources. >> protection a profit? watch our special report tonight at 11:00 right here on kpix5. >>> check in with paul right now, a beautiful weekend around the bay area, a little cooler at the coast but inland was fantastic and now we have a change. >> warmer temperatures even around the bay yesterday. up to 70 degrees in san francisco for one day. the strong entre brees kicked back in, it will be w