doctor drake become the president of the university of california is a sign of that good things are still possible this year. his budget is a homecoming of sorts for doctor drake attended stanford university, and uc's efforts to scare, before teaching at ucsf for two decades. he also served as the chancellor of uc irvine. >>> one of the things that was very important to us is somebody who is ready on day one and michael brings that quality because of his familiarity with use the. >> reporter: $470 million/from the uc budget and campuses are vi tow ne instruction in the fall. >> university of california is one of few universities worldwide equipped to meet the challenges. >> reporter: doctor michael drake hopes to lead the way in fighting social injustice. >> i think the system has made progress, but one of the challenges is providing the support systems that students of color need. >>> alive look at city hall where one supervisor is pushing a big change to the rules on police staffing. right now the city charter requires the sf pd to have a minimum of 1971 officers. the proposed amendment

designations on other properties in san francisco, i want to be clear about this, the state of california, university of california, which is subdivision of the state of california, is not subject to our local laws. i believe that these incredible radical ten part murals frescoes deserve that level and deserve that protection. with that i like to ask mr. labounty to come forward with your presentation and we'll go to the owners. not exactly the owner but the caretakers of those murals. they are actually property of the united states of america. it was the united states that paid for them and actually interestingly enough, the general services agency of the united states has recently written a letter saying that this is actually a property of the united states. we will not go into level of ways. mr. labounty, foreclosure is yours. >> thank you supervisor peskin. good afternoon, my name is woody labounty i'm from san francisco heritage. i'm here to share the significance of mural cycle history of medicine in california. created by artist bernard zakheim. from 1936 to 1938. the series is composed of ten

the university of california filed in december 1976. we will return to the library of congress for an interesting backstairs look at how the court worked. this is a vote sheet from the harry blackmun papers about how they managed to get enough votes to move the case forward. >> this document is from the harry blackmun papers. this does a couple things. it tells you when the case was argued. when it was voted on. when it was announced. when you want a case to be heard, you have to file this memo. it is often heard by clerks who pass it on to the justice who votes yes or no. to deny or grant the hearing. >> there is a 5-4 split for certification. the liberal justices, particularly brennan and marshall were worried that a negative decision would not align with the jurisprudence they believed were correct and just. they thought it would diminish civil rights policies and undermine the main worry that yes, you pass laws but you have not gotten at the underlying infrastructure that created them. the conservative justices were more concerned wi

professor paul of brave and she's director of the center on social disparities and health at the university of california san francisco my pleasure. well brazil's president triable sonora has tested positive for the crown of iris also has downplayed the severity of the disease for months describing it as a little flu critics said it was only a matter of time before he caught z's as he has failed to social distance and often does not wear a mask in public. from the very beginning of the outbreak of. repeatedly played down the risks of the corona virus and initially described this as a little flu he also flouted social distancing recommendations and other measures including lying face masks in public. has been tested 3 times previously all came back negative however on choose day a brazilian rightwing leader who found a local media he had tested positive for covert 19 or soon to be a little bit less are going to stand it on sunday with a certain feeling of being on well the cult was a monday with nausea tiredness a bit of muscle pain under fever that reached 38 degrees in the lungs of the new girlfriend th

his legacy. >> thank you, yes, i taught course that began when i was a chancellor at the university of californiaty and had a course that i taught with my co teacher was the dean of law school in both cases and the course was on civil rights, the supreme court and the music of the civil rights era. and we went how to from 1954 to 1968 the milestones in the civil rights movement. and one of the places was the frequency riders in the 60, most those were very young like our students and john lewis was a leader of that movement. we focused specifically on him. i had the opportunity to meet him. he was courageous and inspiring. general powell was on earlier and mentioned congressman lewis humanity, generosity, kindness spirit, how wonderful it was to have a person so kind and thoughtful as an individual, and at the same time, so courageous .nd committed to making this s y >>an: i'llo to put yourinistratyou're at uc, they e taken high profile steps to attempt to increase diversity in the school system, one of the more controversial ones was the decision to do away with the requirement of sat's or act's

. >>> nearly all of california state university classes will remain virtual, not only this fall for the rest of the upcoming academic cheer. he said that the decision will depend on health and safety issues and student progress. and he told the lawmakers that csu courses that require laboratories and health care training will be in person. but everything else will be done in a virtual space. >>> the university of california preparing a lawsuit against the federal government with the ice mandate requiring international students to return to their home countries if their classes are only offered online. >> i have my own students that are terrorized. >> reporter: the university is one of many that welcomes students from around the world. but new guidelines released on monday said that the international students will be forced to return to their home countries or transferred to another school if their schools only offer online classes in the fall. >> this is a policy that underminds one of the greatest assets that the u.s. has. we get to play with the all star team of the world, if you will

all the university of california irvine from 2005 to 2014. during his time at the university that increased the numbers they went up for applicants for undergraduate admissions and more than 90% the ad and programs in la public health in the sciences. now party you see irvine, he served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system. also doctor trager places former u c president janet napolitano you might remember. now again a at a time when the u c system is going through a lot in terms of financial strain due to the coronavirus on doctor dre's going to get taking a pay cut at least 10% of his salaries voluntarily doing some other you see officials are also doing that as well he is expected to start here least by august 15th over now reporting here you see berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news all right, thank you for the update rain and we'll check back with you a little later marty. >>president trump says he wants to send another round of stimulus checks to americans but he's not yet sure of the dollar amount in

and intriguingly, the university of michigan -- think about the university of california berkeley just a few months earlier, who are fighting tooth and nail to prevent savio et al to have access to the campus, university of michigan says, as long as you guys don't strike, you can do this. so a tactic is born. through this kind of negotiating and thinking through. a tactic is born. we'll have a teach-in. these are early days. how do you convince a majority of people who are either supportive of the president's policy or in all likelihood, no offense to you 18 to 25-year-olds, apathetic about the policies that are ensuing? how do you get them excited, interested, and impassioned and at a minimum informed? you teach them. take a university, you extend it into the political realm. that's what happened. 8:00 it starts, and they're blown away. i don't know if you've ever done this, you had a party. you have a party at your house. 8:00, there is no one here. 8:30, there's nobody here. 9:00, there's seven people here. they have no idea how many people will show up to this teach-in. 3,000 peopl

know, who needs help, we are really thinking there needs to be some ve big buyer ke the ole university of california that could activate young people going into farming ol around the state. if we work at the university level that we wanted to pport small farmers, in all fields and of all backgrounds, it would be incredible. we coul be onfire with that kind of equality. i am very hopeful something like that could happen because i am starting an institute for edib education at the university of california at davis. that will be something that is at the top of our agenda. >> i would like toask yo briefly before we go, is there a comfort food you find yourself craving right now? >> of course there are things like sugar and bread, but i love fruit just ripe and we are just getting thatfruit now. this is the first speech peach and when i taste it it reminds me of this moment in time at chez panisse. that is what comforts me. is that i feel connected to the reaurant and to the season and to nature and to the farmer. that gives me great comfort. >> alice waters thfounder of chez panisse, thank you so much f

the university of california board of regents has hired its first african-american president to oversee the university system. doctor michael v drake there's this photo right there we'll see us succeed janet napolitano so drake is the former president of ohio state university he's no stranger to california. he served as chancellor. as you see are vying from 2005 to 2014 during his tenure at irvine applications for undergraduates grew by more than 90%. prior to that drug served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of international students in the u.s. may have to head home why the department of state says it will not issue visas to college students taking online classes. >>how about we go outside. let's get some fresh air checking in on the golden gate lots of road word slowing it down northbound heading out in san francisco. we see chp bridge crews blocking one of the lanes at least it's early and that's why they do it so early in the morning, so it doesn't have a huge impact on traffic but yo

in my education, he just saw came off of the hills of being the ohio state university president here along the chancellor at the university of california irvine else from 2005 to during his time university increased the number of occupants in applications for undergraduate admissions by more than 90%. they also add some new programs and in that time he was there and in la pine public health and pharmaceutical sciences along with nursing sciences as well prior to his stint at that you see are line he served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system now doctor dre's replaces former u c president janet. now paula tunnel at a time when the you see is struggling significantly with a lot of their finances. doctor drake is going to be taking a 10% pay cut from his salary. he's expected to start here throughout the z system on august 15th for now reporting here you see berkeley's campus reyna harvey kron 4 news all right rain we'll check in with you for an update in about an hour robin. >>before your money this morning walmart is launching a rival to amazon prime for less than a 100 bucks a year. >>and one i

brave woman and she's the director of the center on social disparities in health at the university of california in san francisco thanks for being with us professor know you are among 750 scholars and health professionals who signed a letter to congress condemning the trump administration's decision to withdrawal from the w.h.o. why do you think it's the wrong move. well i think it's mitt if trump succes and that's not entirely clear i must say but if he did succeed with this it would represent a huge step backward for humanity means the united nations and its core agencies including w.h.o. rose from the ashes and the horror of world war 2 the nazi holocaust and the atomic bomb and it was a repudiation of hatred and brutality and based on a wrecked recognition that either humanity would fall further into the abyss or people would cooperate and collaborate with each other and even support each other to achieve a better life for everyone unfortunately the current president of the united states does not share these values but i do think that most americans do ok well the w.h.a. of course is concent

meantime the university of california has a new leader doctor michael drake and he's the first black president of the u c system doctor drake will replace janet napolitano when she leaves her post next month. doctor drake is the former president of the ohio state university. drake says that he's optimistic about uci's ability to face the global pandemic and the wounds of social injustice and a long-term threats of climate change as well pending an academic personal review. personnel review drake will be appointed as a tenured professor at u c s f. well the first black and leader of the universe of california system says that he's ready to face the significant challenges that this new position opposes after accepting the job. he says he's optimistic about the ability of the system to again faces pandemics we're going to have much more on what we're expecting from him coming up, as he takes is a 10 year for the next academic school year. now staff jessica mayor london breed says that she's waiting on her coronavirus test results. this comes after she tweeted that she attended an event w

all the hardware you see here cayman founded the renewable inappropriate energy lab at the university of california berkeley and share the nobel prize in 2704 is california along the path of building a green economy in your view of california is a very. very far along and what's most exciting is that california has made the climate transition also a just transition where we're investing in energy efficiency and solar for low income neighborhoods across the state of california today generates around 10 $1000000000.00 a year in revenue from the cap and trade market which it reinvest in communities in research and in companies that are involved in the transition and cross to night states right now 35 to 40 percent of all 'd investments in green tech flow through california democratic presidential candidate joe biden is following california's leak and promises to transition america to a green economy by 2050 the united states will be 100 percent energy economy. the 2020 election the united states is absolutely critical and it's critical because we know in the climate side that we have very few years le

designations on other properties in san francisco, i want to be clear about this, the state of california, university of california, which is subdivision of the state of california, is not subject to our local laws. i believe that these incredible radical ten part murals frescoes deserve that level and deserve that protection. with that i like to ask mr. labounty to come forward with your presentation and we'll go to the owners. not exactly the owner but the caretakers of those murals. they are actually property of the united states of america. it was the united states that paid for them and actually interestingly enough, the general services agency of the united states has recently written a letter saying that this is actually a property of the united states. we will not go into level of ways. mr. labounty, foreclosure is yours. >> thank you supervisor peskin. good afternoon, my name is woody labounty i'm from san francisco heritage. i'm here to share the significance of mural cycle history of medicine in california. created by artist bernard zakheim. from 1936 to 1938. the series is composed of ten

served as the president at the ohio state university before he retired from that position last month. doctor drake was chancellor of the university of california irvine from '05 to 2014. and during his time the university increased the number of applicants for undergraduate admission by more than 90%. they also added new programs in la public health, pharmaceutical sciences and nursing now prior to use the irvine, he served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system doctor drink replaces former u c president janet napolitano now at a time that the use the system is experiencing financial strain across the board doctor think is voluntarily taking a 10% pay cut in his salary again we expect his start date to be by august 15th over now reporting here you see berkeley reyna harvey cullum for news all right rain and things like that live report we check in with rain on throughout the morning, robin. >>the trump administration officially notified congress and the united nations that the u.s. is formerly pulling out of the world health organization. a letter sent to congress says the u.s. will begin a one year withd

ties to the chinese military in other words she was working allegedly as a biologist at the university of california davis but the united states says that she has committed visa fraud charges again suspected of what the united states has said is as part of a broader malign activity in conducted by china inside the united states now we know for least earlier on a couple of days ago she had been hiding out in the consulate in san francisco following an interview with the f.b.i. where she was essentially trying to get safe harbor but we understand now that she is in custody by u.s. authorities and will be appearing in court in california now in the midst of all of this the united states has also been commenting on those tit for tat closures of consulates of course the u.s. now saying that there was a closure out of the united are rather the chinese consulate in houston texas giving those officials there just 72 hours to clear out and that was responded to by chinese officials saying that the united states had to do the same for its consulate in chengdu now the national security council of the white hou

university of idaho for four years per dr. white pursued his higher education act fresno state and the university of california birx we. next is scott pulsipher but i hope i said that right serve. president of western governors university. since 2016 scott pulsipher is served as president of western governors university the nation's first and largest competency-based university. under his leadership at the vcu wto has expanded access to on line degree programs for students across the country. prior to joining wtu he gained extensive leadership and experience in technology-based customs focused businesses including amazon sterling commerce which is part of ibm and two successful startups. he hosted bashers degree from brigham young and a master's degree from harvard university and last is dr. sean -- tamera mowry-hously president of the american educational research association and the provost said -- professor in the school of education at the university of southern california and usa. dr. harper is the clifford ambani allen chair. in urban leadership founder and executive character the lessee equity center and a past p

if the changes are approved a decision on new names will follow. >>> the university of california has a new man in charge and he's making history. dr. michael drake is the first black president in the uc system's 152 year history. four weeks ago, he retired as the president of ohio state university. now he will oversee uc berkeley and nine other campuses during a time of social unrest and a pandemic and deep budget cuts. >> one of the thing that was very important to us somebody who was ready on day one. and michael brings that quality bee hiliarth akover as state has slashed more than $470 million from uc's budget and campuses are moving toward online instruction in the fall. >> uc is among the few institutions worldwide a best equipped really to meet these challenges. >> it's a homecoming for the 69- year-old. who attended stanford university and uc san francisco where he taught for two decades. he also served as the chancellor at uc irvine. dr. drake is expected to take over for outgoing uc president janet napolitano next month. >>> lookin hee house rning,day prent trump will meet

backstory and context this researcher says that she was in the united states working at the university of california davis doing biology research but u.s. officials questioned her a couple of days ago the f.b.i. in fact it was after that interview that she saw safe harbor in the chinese consulate in san francisco now the allegations against her are not just charges of visa fraud but the united states says that she is was in the united states under false pretenses essentially that she has been working with the chinese military and was not conducting the biology research that she says she was doing now this again mark to escalation in the tensions we are watching very carefully to see what more the united states might have to say about this given the fact that the united states has released a statement with regard to these sort of tit for tat closures of consulates in both houston and in chengdu the statement coming out of the national security council that these actions of by the united states in texas were to protect american intellectual property americans private information urging the chinese com

. >> california graduates, they have more than anyone else and we are proud of having the most diverse group of students in the nation. >> university of california system is also joining other that are trying to sue to keep úthey are rallying in oaken and they denounced the new international student policy. >> there is not only a pandemic with his coronavirus but a pandemic of systemic oppression and white supremacy that was started at the very top and trickles all the way down. >> trump administration's is the new role as an effort to keep international students from committing fraud since they were not actually going to a school in person but some believe there are all tear your motives.. >> what you think is really going on? >> racism. >> university of southern california said they would be offering no cost in person classes to international students that made it to maintain their status. >> the centers for disease control and prevention or on different pages over back-to- school plans. the agency says that they will not answer calls from the white house to revise guidelines for reopening k-12 classrooms and will release additio

white served as chancellor professor of biology and biomedical sciences university of california riverside for five years and is president of university of idaho for four years. dr. white pursued his higher education from valley community college, as the stick, csu east bay and university of california berkeley. next is scott pulsipher -- i hope i have that right, sir. president of western governors university. since 2016, he has served as president of western governors university, the nation's first and largest competency-based university. under his leadership at wg you, they have expanded access to online competency-based degree programs that serve students across the country. prior to joining debbie to you, customer focused businesses including amazon, , sterling commerce which is not part of ibm, and to make successful start at there also he holds a bachelors degree from working on university and a masters degree from harvard university. and last is dr. shaun harper, recognize her as a huge distal, president of the american educational research association and a provost professor in th

at the university of california, san diego, a young physicist has been perfecting ways of using laser light beams to restore works of art. while using a laser to make three-dimensional pictures of statuary, he made the discovery that light from his laser gun can clean marble and stone. >> the reason lasers can be useful is they produce very concentrated beams of light so you can achieve a localized interaction. they produce very short pulses so there's not time for the heat to damage the material. they give you a light that is monochromatic, a single color that can interact selectively with one particular color of material you wish to remove. the ruby laser is activated by a flash lens, a hollow tube filled with gas. the function of the laser is to convert nondirectional white light into an intense beam of red light accomplished by a ruby ride. it is a circular cylinder and the chromium adams absorb the light from the gas. what you do in the laser is you control the omission of light. the way you accomplish this is by putting mirrors at the end of a ruby ride. this builds up like some

poorest districts to pricey private schools, some history being made in oakland today, the university of california board of regents has hired its first black president to oversee the university system. doctor michael v drake will succeed janet napolitano drink is the former president of the ohio state university. but he's no stranger to california actually served as chancellor ed, the university of calorie vine from 2005 to 2014. during his tenure applications for undergraduates grew by more than 90%. and prior to that prior to serving and you see irvine drake also served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system. the south right now a woman has lost her job after intentionally coughing on a baby at a yogurtland in san jose to video definitely tough to look at here's a look at it for yourself. this incident happened back in june. police say the woman was upset that the baby's mother was not following social distancing guidelines while waiting at yogurtland. >>that's why she says she coughed on that child intentionally in a statement posted to grove school distri

the >> the university of california plans to sue the federal government over the new guidelines and, and, harvard and mit filed a lawsuit. >>> there's a new pushing california to allow graduating law students to skip taking the bar exam, because of the pandemic. hundreds of graduates, along with california's most prestigious law schools, they want the supreme court to cancel the upcoming bar exam. they want graduates to be automatically licensed. under a system called diploma privilege. the bar exam postponed from july to september but the court as the final say on whether or not to cancel it altogether. >>> coming up, kanye west, is he serious about running for president? what he told the magazine about planned parenthood and childhood vaccinations. i love a good thrift store find. a secondhand store has been around for decades and now it is going online. we will tell you where goodwill is being helped by a startup to join the digital age. ane! try my $outhwest cheddar cheese combo and make it a double for a buck more. order now with no contact delivery. get a load of my southwest c

designations on other properties in san francisco, i want to be clear about this, the state of california, university of california, which is subdivision of the state of california, is not subject to our local laws. i believe that these incredible radical ten part murals frescoes deserve that level and deserve that protection. with that i like to ask mr. labounty to come forward with your presentation and we'll go to the owners. not exactly the owner but the caretakers of those murals. they are actually property of the united states of america. it was the united states that paid for them and actually interestingly enough, the general services agency of the united states has recently written a letter saying that this is actually a property of the united states. we will not go into level of ways. mr. labounty, foreclosure is yours. >> thank you supervisor peskin. good afternoon, my name is woody labounty i'm from san francisco heritage. i'm here to share the significance of mural cycle history of medicine in california. created by artist bernard zakheim. from 1936 to 1938. the series is composed of ten

the university of southern california is adding an in person class the students can take for free. international students are big contributors to the u.s. economy. international students pumped nearly $41 billion into the u.s. economy in the 2018-'19 academic year. that means for every seven international students, three u.s. jobs are created. >>> a fukushima daiichi film student in los angeles who's originally from peru is one of those students. robyn curnow introduces us to him and looks at the plight he and thousands of others now face. >> reporter: it's already been an uncertain year and now they are blindsided. the message, if colleges and universities decided to only give courses online this upcoming semester, then international students would have to go home. salvador is one of those whose life is suddenly leave, being deported shlgtsz do you feel like this is unfair, that you are being unfairly targeted? >> it is. it's forcing us to take in person classes while corona cases are surging, especially here in the u.s. or forcing students to travel back to their home country. >>

california graduates more students from college than anyone else. and we're proud of having the most diverse group of students in the nation. >> reporter: the university of california system has also joined a chorus of other colleges that are suing to try and keep the new order from happening. >> i think it's admirable for berkeley to take action, but i wonder how much of this is you want funding and the international school money. >> reporter: the trump administration says the new rule is to keep international students from committing fraud since they would not be going to a school in person. what do you really think is going on here? >> racism. >> reporter: today, usc announced anyone student that needed to take an in-person course in order to keep their student visa would be able to do so free of charge in order to get around the policy. >>> a 6-year-old is on a mission to save the oakland zoo. tonight, we'll hear from the girl who's inspiringeoover ste help. >> i got the idea making donations with bracelets. >> for the zoo; right? >> for the zoo. >> to raise enough money to feed all the animals at the zoo for like a month now. >>> illegal firework

the latest word on the legal action from the university of california? ♪ this virus is testing all of us. and it's testing the people on the front lines of this fight most of all. so abbott is getting new tests into their hands, delivering the critical results they need. and until this fight is over, we...will...never...quit. because they never quit. >>> we just learned that the university of california is preparing a lawsuit against the federal government. so that international students do not lose their visa status. this came after i.c.e. announced a new policy requiring international students to return to their home countries if their classes are only offered online. here's more on that story from cristina rendon. >> i have students that are terrified. >> reporter: fernando is in it associate professor at uc berkeley. the university is one of many that welcomes students from around the world. the new guidelines released from i.c.e. say that international students will be forced to return to their home countries or transfer to another school if their sc

designations on other properties in san francisco, i want to be clear about this, the state of california, university of california, which is subdivision of the state of california, is not subject to our local laws. i believe that these incredible radical ten part murals frescoes deserve that level and deserve that protection. with that i like to ask mr. labounty to come forward with your presentation and we'll go to the owners. not exactly the owner but the caretakers of those murals. they are actually property of the united states of america. it was the united states that paid for them and actually interestingly enough, the general services agency of the united states has recently written a letter saying that this is actually a property of the united states. we will not go into level of ways. mr. labounty, foreclosure is yours. >> thank you supervisor peskin. good afternoon, my name is woody labounty i'm from san francisco heritage. i'm here to share the significance of mural cycle history of medicine in california. created by artist bernard zakheim. from 1936 to 1938. the series is composed of ten

the university of florida also ranked nourt overall in teaching impact and produced 1/3 as many stem ph.d. graduates each year as the entire university of california system despite having a research budget of only one tenth at large. the university of florida has created an entire innovation ecosystem including tech transfer, business incubators, corporate engagement, and more to support the transitional research generated by the university of florida faculty. the george w. bush institute report highlights u.f.'s operation as one of the most respected technology transfer offices in the country with the best tech transfer team in the world. it has spun off more than 60 companies in biotech along. good, agriculture, and the energy sectors have acquired more than 20% of these companies. the faculty, staff, and students at the university of florida are as intelligent as they are ambitious and demonstrate the breadth of diversity, thought, and creativity in the state of florida. it is because of these accomplishments such as this that florida is counted among the most successful and influential states in the nation. i am proud as i see the positive imp

he also was the chancellor over at the university of california irvine that was from 2005 to 2014. during his time there the university increase the number of applicants for undergraduate admissions by more than 90%. >>they also add a new programs and long along with public health along with nursing science prior to use the irvine, he served as vice chancellor for health affairs for the university of california system they might remember doctor drake replaces former u c president janet napolitano now that tywin need you see system is struggling financially with everything that's happening with the coronavirus. >>he doctor drake and other faculty members are taking pay his salary is going to take a 10% pay cut on top of that. now he's also expected to start his role. august no later than august 15 so again he has a number of things on his agenda. all when they announced this he thinks you know the faculty and staff he also talked about a few things on his agenda along with helping the students during this pandemic is now reporting here you see berkeley reyna harvey kron 4 news, yeah

in berkeley, kpix 5 >>> university of california plans to sue the trump administration over its attempt to ban some international students from staying in the u.s. during the coronavirus pandemic. the rule would apply to students attending online ly co at sayingrtto in onal payat they have caused to the courts i say we are university of california. you see no science him on we approach both in good faith. our opponents have shown you time and again that they do not. >>> west contra costa unified plans to lay out a new framework for its classrooms. >> there will be a second wave we hear and we have to expect that everyone will be, again, doing remote learning when it hits. it is our hope we will be more prepared for that. >> parents in san francisco will have to wait until july 28th for district officials to make a final decision on the school year. we have compiled a special section on our website with all of our coverage on school reopenings in the age of coronavirus. you can find it at kpix.com/back-to-school. >>> na county is the latest to be added to the watchlist. the new addition

. >> the university of california board of regents, named the furs black president in its 152 year history, dr. michael drake will take over for janet napolitano, he was the most recent r areegef ohio state university. he has strong ties to the bay area, having graduated from stanford, he acknowledged the ongoing pandemic and the fight for social justice. >> -- is one of the most equipped to meet the challenges. so solve them, but not single handedly, but to be fully engaged in finding solutions. >> she was the uc system's first appointment. he was approved by the regi regents. nd.santa clara county said morog naouil agaowrestaurants, bars a indoor tasting rooms on thursday and san francisco is pausing indoor dining indefinitely. more than 131,000 lives have been lost to covid-19 in the u.s. a new model projects the nationwide death toll. >> the u.s. has had more than 300,000 new coronavirus cases. in arizona, testing sites are packed and labs are backed up. he isolated himself after being tested positive and waited 27 days to here a negative result. >> i was sitting in a lab in phoenix, f

talk about the numbers i'm joined tonight by olof groat is and economic strategy is at the university of california in berkeley it's good to see you again professor grow its lists let's talk about this 10 percent drop in g.d.p. what does that mean actually. always a pleasure to be with you brant thank you for having me this is needless to say the worst and fastest decline since the great depression there's a starting out to be really bad we're looking at an unemployment rate anywhere between 13 and 17 percent depending on here are you counting and the reason for why that is bad is that the united states is dropping off as a global economic engine and it was most of europe still ailing in a 2nd wave of the virus asia and especially china will have to pick up the slack and whether they will have the capacity to do so and quickly at that is highly doubtful given that they're still struggling with their own recovery and their own 2nd waves of infections germany is the big hope in europe it has managed debts much to the united states but of course whether its economy itself can be strong enough to pull

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this story comes to us from reporters at the university of california, berkeley's graduate school of journalism, meiying wu and alyson stamos, who narrates the sty. >> reporter: the chinese new year celebration this past february in san francisco was a time of excitement, but also a time of fear.na the corovirus was spreading rapidly across china. and the first case had just been detected in the united states, causing alarm. >> we can have an outbreak in chinatown because we have a lot of people going back to chinafo chinese new year. >> reporter: jian zhang is the c.e.o. of chinese hospital, an acute care facility in the heart of san francisco's chinatown.or the neigod w poised for disaster. 15,000 people living in apprately 22 blocks, making it one of the densest neighborhoods west of manhattan. to me matters worse, most of its residents are elderly, living in cramped single room occupancy hotels, called s.r.o.s. >> ouroom is very small in the sro, it's about 70 square feet. >> reporter: yongfa zhu is 81 years old and has lid in this sro for more than a year. >> ( translated ): we

. >> the university of california board of regents, named the furs black president in its 152 year history, dr. michael drake will take over for janet nananananana he was the most recent r areegef ohio state university. he has strong ties to the bay area, having graduated from stanford, he acknowledged the ongoing pandemic and the fight for social justice. >> -- is one is one equipped to meet the challenges. so solve them, but not single handedly, but to be fully engaged in finding solutions. >> she was the uc system's first appointment. he was approved by the regi regents. >> santa clara county said more businesses can reopen starting monday. napa county will again shut down dine-in restaurants, bars and indoor tasting rooms on thursday and san francisco is pausing indoor dining indefinitely. more than 131,000 lives have been lost to covid-19 in the u.s. a new model projects the nationwide death toll. >> the u.s. has had more than 300,000 new coronavirus cases. in arizona, testing sites are packed and labs are backed up. he isolated himself after being tested positive and waited 27 days t