senator wiener argues that we already allow those 12 and up to consent getting the how have tightest be an hpv vaccines. so why not another vaccine like covid? the senator says it's not fair for teens preteens to be blocked from the vaccine because of a parent's beliefs or their schedule may be vaccine legislation like wieners. it tends to be very controversial. it tends to have a lot of people voicing their concerns on both sides of the aisle, not only in our state but others, republican assemblyman james gallagher says this seems like another example of democrats wanting to remove parents from equation. gallagher continued saying parents are vital to those decisions. again this morning, senator, where will be right here in san francisco. what that's up 20 minutes from now alongside him will be other lawmakers and local health officials, including. >> our very own san francisco doctor grant colfax and a doctor from ucsf. so getting some support here locally, but senator scott wiener get support at the state capitol with this bill? how far will it go? will it get past that something?

this proposal is being introduced by scott wiener. it proposes that children 12 and older get a vaccine without their parents' consent. we will let you know what he has to say there. a little background on this proposal. he introduced this legislation yesterday and he says he worries some teenagers are not getting their shots because widespread information about the vaccines led to their parents opposing it. this bill led to many communities across the state seeing a surge in cases due to the omicron variant. there are 1 million california teenagers who are eligible but who have not gotten their vaccine. according to the california department of public health, people who have not received their covid-19 vaccine are four times more likely to be infected, and six times more likely to be hospitalized and nearly 18 times more likely to die from the virus than folks who are fully vaccinated. as it stands now, minors 12 to 17 cannot be vaccinated without permission from their parents or guardian unless the vaccine is specifically meant to p

senator scott wiener introduced it. shot without parents' consent. it is permissive and not a mandate. california allows those 12 and up to consent to hpv and hepatitis b vaccines without senator says this is no differ widespread misinformation has caused many parents to deny access to the life saving vaccination. the senator will be holding a press conference at 9:30. though legislature is primarily democrat and could cause issues comes to getting this passed. we'll see what happens. >>> i am joycelyn moran live in the newsroom. if you enjoy going to warrior games, pay attention. a new rule will go into effect february 1. you will need your booster shot to attend an event at the chase center. if you got pfizer or moderna, you have three doses. if you have johnson & johnson, two doses. this applies to those 16 and older. those 12 to 15 have more time. you have to show proof of boosters starting march 1. you have to be boosted at least one week before you attend an event at the chase center. this is from the san francisc

it's a state bill introduced by california state senator scott wiener. he joins us now live to talk more about this proposal. senator weiner always appreciate your time. so let's start off with with why you believe that a teens and preteens should be able to make their own decision about whether to be vaccinated against covid-19 and not let their parents have the final say. sure and thank you for having me. um i mean, clearly we want parents of teenagers to communicate about a lot of things, and particularly about health care, and that is ideal. want an overwhelmingly that happens. but unfortunately there are situations where teens and parents aren't communicating or parents are simply refusing to let their kids get vaccinated. if you're a teenager, while you may be a lower risk of hospitalization and death done an adult. it's not zero and there are teams were getting hospitalized, ventilated and dying from covid, and they should have the ability. to be vaccinated against this deadly virus. and you know this is consistent with existing california law. we

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senator scott wiener was joined by local health leaders and students who fall within the age of being able to receive that vaccination without parental consent. that's the crux of his legislation that he introduced this week. now it was introduced on thursday and senator wieners is he worries some teenagers aren't getting their shots because of widespread misinformation about the vaccine that has come from their parents and their parents may oppose it. this bill comes as many communities across the state currently seeing a surge in cases due to the omicron variant. according to the california department of public health, people who have not received their covid-19 vaccination are four times more likely to be infected, six times more likely to be hospitalized and nearly 18 times more likely to die from the virus than people who are fully vaccinated. the importance of youth having the right to choose was something that senator winer said was critical at this point in the welcome welcome. >> teens do get sick. there are teens in the hospital. teens on ventilators and tragically, teens co

there is a new push by state senator scott wiener is from san francisco. >> that would allow kids as young as 12 to be able to get vaccinated for covid and other things like measles without parental permission. kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the san francisco democrat today. >> there are teams now they're almost a million 12 to 17 year-olds in california who are not vaccinated for covid. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco saying with high numbers of those 12 to 17 still not vaccinated against covid-19 in california. it is causing major disruptions in their lives. >> right now we've been working with a number and then work of teen vaccine. i think it's around cities are kids who are middle school or high school who talked to us about how their parents just don't want to hear vaccinated or are just not motivated to get them vaccinated. and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that's a huge impact. 92 on these kids growth and development that he introduced senate bill 8.66

senator wiener argues that we are already allowing these 12 an up year olds to consent giving getting the hepatitis b and hpv vaccine. so why not another vaccine like covid? the senator says it's not fair for teens to be blocked from the vaccine because of a parent's beliefs or because of their schedule vaccine legislation like winners is very controversial in our state and really every single state even vaccine mandates are controversial. republican assemblyman james gallagher says this seems like another example of democrats wanting to remove parents from the equation. gallagher continued saying parents are vital to making these decisions. now this morning at 9.30, in san francisco, senator wiener, along with local health officials and lawmakers. >> we'll be joining him back in this bill. that, of course, still has to go through the legislature out our state capitol. so we'll see how far it gets will look at pastor. will it face some roadblocks? daria? that is something we'll have to continue to follow. dow reporting live in san francisco. back to you. as long as they don't make it

senator scott wiener. he's the one introducing this bill and it would make it so kids 12 to 17 years old could going and get the vaccine without parental or guardian consent. now that's a big one, right? this is for any vaccine that includes the co vaccine has been approved by the fda and cdc. >> this would be the youngest of any other state in the country to allow children, ages 5 and up are currently eligible to get the covid vaccines. but 28% of those in california ages 12 to 17 remain unvaccinated. senator wiener argues that we already allow those 12 and up to consent getting the hepatitis b hpv vaccine. so why not other vaccines like for covid? the senator says it's unconscionable that these teens will be blocked from getting the vaccine because of a parent's believes or because of their schedule. maybe vaccine legislation like wieners has been controversial in the state vaccine. mandates have been controversial in the last year. republican assemblyman james gallagher says this seems another seems to

but today, senator scott wiener, he will be formally announcing this new legislation that would lift the parental consent for kids 12 and older to get a vaccine say like the covid vaccine. and as long as that vaccine is approved by the fda and the cdc. so this is a big one and will be sure hearing a lot about this right now in california. kids ages 12 to 17 years old, cannot be vaccinated without permission from a parent or guardian unless the vaccine is to prevent a sexually transmitted disease. now allowing kids 12 and older to get any vaccine without a parent or guardian's consent is what senator wiener would like. this could be the youngest of any other state in the country. children ages 5 and up are currently eligible to get the covid vaccine. but 28% of those in california ages 12 to 17 remain unvaccinated sender. wiener argues that we already allow those 12 and up to consent getting the hepatitis b in hpv vaccines. so other vaccines like covid. the senator says it's unconscionable to for teens to be blocked from the vaccine because of the parents beliefs or their schedule. ma

and this legislation put out by a state senator scott wiener would take away that parental permission and leave it up to the kids 12 years and older and that would be for any vaccine that has been approved by the fda and the cdc. >> and this would be the youngest of any other state in the country to do this. children ages 5 and up are currently eligible to get the covid vaccines. but 28% of those in california ages 12 to 17 remain unvaccinated. senator wiener argues that we already allow those 12 and up to consent getting the hepatitis b in the hpv vaccines. so why not other vaccines like covid? the senator says it's unconscionable for teens to be flock from the vaccine because of appearance, beliefs or schedule vaccine legislation like wieners. they're always controversial in our state and other states as well. no matter what state you're in, it's going to be controversial. republican assemblyman james gallagher says this seems like another example of democrats wanting to remove parents from the equation. gallagher continued saying parents are vital to making these decisions. and thi

this proposal is being introduced by state senator scott wiener, and it will allow children to get the vaccine without the parents' consent. this will be a talker among families statewide. senator wiener introduced the legislation yesterday and worries that some teenagers are not getting their shots because of widespread misinformation about the vaccines led their parents to oppose it. this is as communities are seeing a surge across the state due to the omicron variant. according to the california department of public health, people who have not received their covid-19 vaccine are four times more likely to get infected, and 18 more times likely to die from the virus than those fully vaccinated. minors 12 to 17 cannot be vaccinated without permission from their parents or guardian unless the vaccine is specifically targeted to prevent a sexually transmitted disease, and there's some precedent for the bill, minors 12 and older can get hepatitis vaccine or hpv vaccine without parents' consent. >> thank you, cierra. >>> happening later today, nurses plan to address what they call pandemic

as ktvu tom baker reports, senator scott wiener says teenagers are already allowed to get other vaccines on their own, and covid vaccine should be no exception. al kaiser family foundation study, released in december found 30% of parents say they definitely will not vaccinate their kids. state senator scott wiener says about one million californians aged 12 to 17 are not yet vaccinated against covid. which is why he's proposing a new law. senate bill 8 66, which will lower the age of consent for receiving a vaccine, from 18 to 12 to allow our teenagers to be able to protect their health. whether from covid or other serious diseases, and to ensure that our schools are safe. the bill includes other legal fda approved vaccines for that age group. opponents will be fighting against established legal precedents. 12 year olds can already today go in and received an hpv or hepatitis b vaccine without their parents being there, they can receive reproductive healthcare, including abortion and birth control on their own, they can receive mental health care co sponsor, senator richard pan, md . is

that is the new push by state senator scott wiener. his bill would allow pre teens to get vaccinated without parental permission. kron four's terisa stasio talk to the senator about that today. >> there are teams now they're almost a million 12 to 17 year-olds in california who are not vaccinated for covid. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco saying with high numbers of those 12 to 17 still not vaccinated against covid-19 in california. it is causing major disruptions in their lives. >> right now we've been working with a number and then work of teen vaccine. i think it's around cities are kids who are middle school or high school. talk to us about how their parents just don't want to hear vaccinated or are just not motivated to get them vaccinated. and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that is a huge impact. 92 on these kids growth and development that he introduced senate bill 8.66. >> that he says would grant a minor the p

then from the vaccine and state senator scott wiener has introduced a bill that would allow children 12 years and older to get the vaccine without parental permission. that also applies to not just any shot, but not just covid, including the flu or measles as well. wiener says kids should be able to get vaccinated without having to deal with any backlash from family members. >> and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that's a huge impact. 92 on these kids. growth development. >> almost 1 million california teenagers are unvaccinated against covid-19 for u c f doctors have signed onto a petition calling for covid to be treated as an endemic and to also rolled back restrictions. >> the doctors say that the covid threat has now been reduced with the new omicron variant and that there are treatments available to combat. severe side effects. the petition at change dot org is directed at california leaders and urges schools to bring kids back to class for in-person learning. the doctors say t

that is the new push by state senator scott wiener. his bill would allow pre teens to get vaccinated without parental permission. >> kron four's terisa stasio talk to the senator today. >> there are teams now they're almost a million 12 to 17 year-olds in california who are not vaccinated for covid. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco saying with high numbers of those 12 to 17 still not vaccinated against covid-19 in california. it is causing major disruptions in their lives. >> right now we've been working with a number and then work of teen vaccine. i think it's around. cities are kids were middle school or high school. talk to us about how their parents just don't want to hear a vaccinated or are just not motivated to get vaccinated. and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that is a huge impact. 92 on these kids growth and development that he introduced senate bill 8.66. >> that he says would grant a minor the power to make

it was introduced today by state senator scott wiener. and it would give kids 12 to 17 years old. their own authority to get a covid-19 vaccine kron four's terisa stasio spoke with the state senator from san francisco today. she joins us more on on this. good afternoon, theresa and good afternoon. just a now, senator wiener says this is all about. >> kids taking care of themselves and giving them more control over their lives. so what's happened? the state senator says it currently millions of teens are not vaccinated in california and that is having a huge impact on their lives. he says senate bill 8.66 would grant a minor the power to make their own decisions about an fda authorized vaccine. he says it is vital for parents or guardians to talk with the miners about health care issues. funny ads when it comes to the pandemic, california should follow the lead of other states, especially after hearing from teens. >> right now we've been working with a number and then work of teen vaccine. i think it's around cities are kids who are middle school or high school. who talked to us ab

then from the vaccine state senator scott wiener has now introduced a bill that would allow children 12 and older to get the vaccine without their parents permission. and this applies to any shot, not just for covid, including a flu or measles shots. wiener says kids should be able to get vaccinated without having to deal with any backlash from their families. >> and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that's a huge impact. 92 on these kids. growth development. >> almost 1 million california teenagers are unvaccinated against covid. at this point. it is not clear when or even if people might need another vaccine dose for protection against covid. >> researchers at uc davis say they are examining that possibility. >> calling the first 2 as the primary series and then the 3rd doses a booster dose. you know, it's possible that maybe 3 doses initially are the appropriate primary immunization schedule. and then the boosters will then be done on a yearly or every other year basis. we just don

. >> reporter: jan wiener will soon be directing traffic in the hallways. she is one of hundreds of parents who signed up to volunteer after getting this message. >> we need your help. >> reporter: the palo alto unified school district superintendent. >> that was a great idea. keep the schools open. >> reporter: the school district like many others in the nation have been dealing with staffing shortages. up to 80 teachers a day. and the positions are going unfilled because there simply aren't enough substitutes. >> the message went out to families. by 9:30, we already had 50, by 9:3 in the morning, 350, and now 760. >> reporter: even assisting substitute teachers when classrooms need to be combined. >> i have so much gratitude to our families that seriously, i have to choke back the emotions on it. >> reporter: in cupertino, they also received help. >> you never know who your kid is going to get in the classroom one day, who they're getting the next day. because teachers are absent on a daily basis. >> reporter: in san francisco, parents are signing up to p

senator scott wiener co-wrote the bill and said it falls in line with california law. if the bill is passed by the legislature and signed by governor newsom, it would take effect january 1 of next year. >> our other top story tonight. the about teachers union could possibly go on strike. dan: negotiations have been going on all evening. ryan is in the east bay. ryan? reporter: the union and the school district are meeting now as we speak to go over these safety measures. the union gave the school district a 48-hour notice to say they have until friday to reach agreement or they will vote on a possible strike. the union president told me, however, he is hopeful they can reach a new agreement before the week is over. oakland teachers could soon reach a strike. they are demanding better safety measures to limit the spread of covid-19. >> weekly testing available for students and staff at all school sites. we want a written agreement around the best possible -- highest quality masks. reporter: keith brown is the president of the union and said they want new agreement with

state senator scott wiener of san francisco, says the bill does not have a path forward.ittee voted not to advance the bill. the california medical association has opposed similar proposals. more and more americans are walking away from their jobs as the labor market drives up wages and forces businesses to compete for workers. it's what many are calling the great resignation. fox news, geri willis tells us november's jobs report showed those departures are continuing at a record pace. latest jobs report shows the continuation of a trend that has grown during the pandemic. 4.5 million people voluntarily quitting their jobs in the month of november. that's around 3% of all american workers. the hospitality industry saw the most departures with 6% of all employees, quitting people working at the hotels and restaurants, citing low pay and health concerns as their reasons to leave. nearly seven million americans were unemployed in november, while more than 10 million jobs were available, meaning there were nearly 1.5 jobs available for every worker. critics of the white house

senator scott wiener co-wrote the bill and said it falls in line with california law. if the bill is passed by the legislature and signed by governor newsom, it would take effect january 1 of next year. >> our other top story tonight. the about teachers union could possibly go on strike. dan: negotiations have been going on all evening. ryan is in the east bay. ryan? reporter: the union and the school district are meeting now as we speak to go over these safety measures. the union gave the school district a 48-hour notice to say they have until friday to reach agreement or they will vote on a possible strike. the union president told me, however, he is hopeful they can reach a new agreement before the week is over. oakland teachers could soon reach a strike. they are demanding better safety measures to limit the spread of covid-19. >> weekly testing available for students and staff at all school sites. we want a written agreement around the best possible -- highest quality masks. reporter: keith brown is the president of the union and said they want new agreement with

state senator scott wiener has introduced a bill that would allow kids 12 and older to get the vaccineheir parents permission. that applies to any shots, not just for covid, including the flu shot or the measles backs a shot. wiener says kids should be able to get vaccinated without having to deal with backlash from their families. >> and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that's a huge impact. 92 on these kids. growth and development. >> almost 1 million california teenagers are unvaccinated against covid-19. happening today. a memorial service will be held in el serino for police officer jared bernstein. he was killed in a car crash on i-80 back on january 9th, which was his 26th birthday. bernstein joined the department in february of 2020. his colleagues say he was humble and had a tenacious crime fighting spirit. today's memorial not open to the public, but it will be live streamed. we've shared a link on our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead here, the 49th annual march for life h

state senator scott wiener says this is all about putting ideas on fighting climate change into action. >> state and federal and local delegations, this entire region are deeply committed to putting our money where our mouth is when it comes to climate action. and that means electrification. it means really moving towards a fully electrified society. >> the agency is waiting for more funding to finish the project, which is expected to be completed in about two years. just a few hours ago however, senators diane fineants and alex padilla called on the u.s. department of transportation to boost federal funding for the caltrain project. >>> a sacrifice apartment building for low income families is embrowsing pouvrl concepts. food insecurity and food justice. the apartment building opened a food hub on the ground floor. not just food. it food education and food classes too. >> i bet -- >> food and housing under the same roof building a stronger community, in terms of access, in terms of health, in terms of wellness. and we're excited for the partnership. >> today's celebration organized as

today senator scott wiener is legislation to support live entertainment venues as well as bars and restaurants in the covid recovery process passed the senate the legislation creates a new live music entertainment venue license. currently venues must conform to the qualifications of a restaurant license and install restaurant grade kitchens, even though many of them do not need them. the bill would also allow businesses to sell food and alcohol during street fairs and community events. another well known regarded san francisco restaurant is getting ready to close its doors in the midst of the pandemic. the family cafe in north beach is shutting down at the end of january. the japanese restaurant of columbus avenue is known for unusual fair, including vegan sushi, as well as comforting curries and sandwiches. the owners said on instagram quote. we shared a golden moment with you and feel blessed to have experienced it. the castro district in san francisco could see new bars opened up under the proposed ordinance, the board of supervisors, land use and transportation committee unanimously recomm

state senator scott wiener of san francisco, serves as the vice chair of the california legislative jewish caucus. he released this statement today, saying, in part, this assault is beyond terrifying but sadly, not surprising, given the continued attacks on american jews in our places of worship. as we pray for the safety of the temple beth israel community, we must recommit to putting an end to anti semitic violence once and for all. starting today, insurance companies are required to pay for at home covid test for covid 19. this is the cdc has updated its guidance on masks. foxes charles watson has more from atlanta. the biden administration is working to get at home covid test into more people's hands, promising to distribute 500 million free tests starting this week to keep up with demand as the omicron variants surges this month. it's estimated that we will hit approximately 15 million tests today. and we'll have over 375 million at home rapid test in january alone. that's a huge leap. the centers for disease control and prevention updating its guidance on mass, the agency says. peopl

state senator scott wiener says this is about putting ideas on fighting climate change into action. agency is waiting for more funding to finish the project. should be about two years. >>> a san francisco apartment building for low-income families has a new look. the building is in the mission bay neighborhood. it opened a food hub on the ground floor. little ribbon cutting today. and it is not just food. it's also includes food education and classes. >> food and housing under the same roof just builds a stronger community. in terms of access, in terms of health, in terms of wellness and we are really excited for this partnership. >> could be very helpful for the community. today's celebration was organized as a multicultural block party for the families that live there. >> okay. tamales, enchi ha das, homemade tortilla chips. some of the things you can get at casa sanchez in san francisco. people have been lining up there a hundred years. it is slated to become one of the city's first latino-owned properties to get land mark status. board of supervisors unanimously passed that ordi

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senator scott wiener introduced the legislation this morning. he is now joining us live to talk about this bill. so this is sent senate bill 8.66 and it pretty much dives into allowing those 12 and up to make this important decision on their own. give me some pros and cons from your perspective. >>sure, absolutely. this is really about making sure the teenagers are able to protect their own health even if they have parent who is prohibiting them from getting a vaccine because of their political views were they have parents who disagree are divorced? parents who disagree where their parents are just unable physically to take them to a vaccine site. these kids should be able to protect their health. there are teams now they're almost a million 12 to 17 year-olds in california who are not vaccinated for covid for a lot of these teams that are not allowed to participate in sports or were they can't go over their best friend's they maybe have to quit their job because of the vaccine and so these kids should be able to make that choice for themselves.

you're more likely to get heart information from covid then from the vaccine and state senator scott wiener has introduced a bill that would allow children 12 years and older to get the vaccine without their parents permission. and that applies to any shot. not just for covid, including the flu or measles. the senator says kids should be able to get vaccinated without having to deal with any backlash from their families. >> and they literally had to quit their job. where they literally can't play sports anymore for the council over any of their friends, homes. that's a huge impact. 92 on these kids. growth and development. >> almost 1 million california teenagers are unvaccinated against covid. >> investigators looking into what sparked the massive marshall fire in colorado. the new focus that they have tonight. the defeat, the mandate rally taking place in washington, dc tomorrow. just how many people are expected to show up in protest of vaccine mandates. >> and coming up, your 10 at 10 outlook and what you can expect along our bay area coastline, a beach hazard statement going into effec

scott wiener has introduced a bill that would allow children 12 to 17 to receive the vaccine withoutstands right now children ages 12 to 17 cannot be vaccinated without permission from their guardian unless it's for a sexually transmitted disease. >>> good friday morning. we're starting out with a breezing wind across the bay area now that we do have a wind advisory going up for the bay area. that's for all of these areas shaded in orange, and that does include san josÉ and santa clara valley but includes much of the rest of the bay area. we are focused on the north bay, and this is for the hills and mountains, we could reach wind gusts up to 70 miles per hour with the winds peaking later tonight. after that drier conditions and calmer conditions next week. >> thank you, kari. we have more local news coming up for you in just a half hour. enjoy more of the "today" show right now. when you have xfinity, you have entertainment built in. which is kind of nice. ah, what is happening. binge-watching is in the bag, when you find all your apps, all in one place. find live sports faster just

and senator scott wiener is one of the lawmakers looking at ways to decriminalize these drugs across state. and doctor mitchell wrote in the letter of concern saying there needs to be a strong safety net in place. >> before that could happen. whether time now as we take a live look outside here at san francisco international airport, blue skies out there and maybe you're getting on a plane because you're going to la for that big 49 ers game on sunday and our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is, you know, details on the game whether it's not going anything like it was in green bay. it was freezing and snowing literally freezing and snowing. la is going to be sunny, unpleasant. >> correct. a lot like here in the bay area, maybe about 5 degrees warmer. but check it out just most lee, sunny skies. temperatures in the low 70's. we're going to see some gusty winds, though, throughout ventura, los angeles county starting tonight. but it is expected to expire by saturday star game day forecast looking great, calmer winds. 33, we are going to see though the game looking amazing out there right

a little wiener dog? drew: my dog is exactly the same. to tahoe and he could not get into the house. sneak -- speaking of the snow i had a friend in tahoe who just got the power back on yesterday. reggie: really? drew: that is how much snow fell. you can enjoy it later on this weekend because we are tracking calm conditionn toll plaza, the roads are slick with light showers falling. the last 24 hours, oakland one of the big winners. more than half of an inch and more than that in san francisco. almost a quarter in hayward. san jose and much of the south bay you have not received rain and much of the day looks dry. the wet weather is focused on parts of the east bay, north bay, and city across -- along the peninsula. the south bay is dry. visibility is an issue where we have the showers falling and dogs developing. down to three miles in hayward. take it easy as the rain moves through. we keep it in the forecast through 10:00 a.m.. we will have those light showers at this level one light storm moving through. rainfall estimates really like

improved hydration written the packaging kind of looks like a pack of baloney, complete with the wienerile. they are on sale now on amazon for five dollars each and only while supplies last. drew: much different than baloney. i love a good deli meat -- reggie: really? you grew up with that, then you grew up. drew: what did you eat? reggie: baloney, but that is when you don't know any better. kumasi: i am not going to let you drag drew, you still eat stovetop stuffing. [laughter] drew: we have the dense fog advisory still in effect for the north bay valley until 10:00 a.m., trying to drag me for eating a popular deli meat when i had no choice. look it up. google it. live doppler 7 showing you the dense fog advisory until 10 nick watt this morning, for good reason. we're going to press into closer into the north bay where we have the issues, novato down to a quarter-mile in the zero miles in petaluma. it doesn't get worse than that. thick fog on parts of 101 and highway 37 as you head toward napa, quarter-mile visibility there. same story in santa rosa. livermore is not underneath the adv

state senator scott wiener says about one million californians aged 12 to 17 are not yet vaccinated against covid, which is why he's proposing a new law. senate bill 8 66, which will lower the age of consent. for receiving a vaccine from 18 to 12 to allow our teenagers to be able to protect their health, whether from covid or other serious diseases. and to ensure that our schools are safe. the bill includes other legal fda approved vaccines for that age group. opponents will be fighting against established legal precedents. 12 year olds can already today go ahead and received an hpv or hepatitis b vaccine without their parents being there, they can receive reproductive healthcare, including abortion and birth control on their own, they can receive mental health care co sponsor senator richard pan. md is also a practicing pediatrician, parent of teenagers. you know, i want my teeth my children to be able to protect themselves. weiner brought in teens who were in groups advocating team vaccine self choice. we deserve to protect ourselves and those around us from death and disability. and to s

and we have been reporting on another note that senator scott wiener is one lawmaker here in california. that's looking to decriminalize these drugs statewide. doctor mitchell wrote him a letter. she's concerned saying that there needs to be a stronger safety net in place before she believes that that should happen. live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron. 4 news. >> fascinating ella. moving on now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside over downtown san francisco for a while there october. and then again in december felt like it wouldn't stop rating now doesn't feel like it's going to rain again. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here searching for raindrops. yes. seems taking about a month off of the time, right between all that rain so far this season. >> and right now we're right that a dry spot again, dry conditions around the bay area. very hazy outside for today. even out there tonight, you can see some haze in the skies here. you're long range forecast model. this looked a lot more impressive. just 24 hours ago. couple systems off the coastline. you kind of

state senator scott wiener says about one million californians aged 12 to 17 are not yet vaccinated against covid. which is why he's proposing a new law. senate bill 8 66, which will lower the age of consent for receiving a vaccine, from 18 to 12 to allow our teenagers to be able to protect their health, whether from covid or other serious diseases and to ensure that our schools are safe. the bill includes other legal fda approved vaccines for that age group. opponents will be fighting against established legal precedents. 12 year olds can already today go in and received an hpv or hepatitis b vaccine without their parents being there, they can receive reproductive healthcare, including abortion and birth control on their own, they can receive mental health care co sponsor, senator richard pan, md . is also a practicing pediatrician, parent of teenagers. you know, i want my teeth my children to be able to protect themselves. weiner brought in teens who were in groups advocating team vaccine self choice deserve to protect ourselves and those around us from death and disability. and to so man

state senator scott wiener was it every middle school in san francisco this morning announcing the measure. he was joined by health experts and other lawmakers. it would allow children between the ages of 12 and 17 to get vaccinations and boosters without a parent's consent or having a parent present. senator weiner says one million american children in this range are not vaccinated because their parents disapprove of vaccinations or haven't taken them to get their vaccine. we know that even though on average covid is less likely to be serious, create serious illness for teenagers, teams do get sick . they go their teams in the hospital teams on ventilators and tragic routines who died. um overwhelmingly, who are unvaccinated or the ones that are getting sick? currently under state law, 12 to 17 year old can make some medical decisions on their own, such as receiving the hpv vaccine, as well as matters of reproductive and mental healthcare. oakland teachers could soon strike over covid safety protocols. the teachers union and school district met last night but could not come to an agreemen

the bill is introduced by san francisco state senator scott wiener.w live music entertainment venue license. see currently, if music venues want to sell alcohol, they have to qualify for a restaurant license. that means they have to install expensive restaurant grade kitchens. even if they don't need them. the bill would also allow bars and restaurants to sell alcohol during street festivals that people can buy and then take with them. the bill now heads to the state assembly. still to come in noon niners cowboys playoff sunday afternoon, i'm fired up what the team is saying, despite being underdogs headed into the big game out in texas. we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. omicron variant. researchers at ucsf say at least one test. abbott's buinaksk antigen test is highly effective in detect

. >> caller: this is herbert wiener. i realized lines have been passed in support of these alterations of service. adding transit lanes may create more problems after the pandemic than people realize. i proposed that these alterations with the transit lanes be made temporary with the provision that they are annually reviewed to see the impact on traffic. there's a general sentiment on the board in management and the people who are calling in that on the deals are horrible. they should be hated and eliminated. some people rely on automobiles for transportation. not everyone can use a buses to their advantage. if you are going to approve this, make the subject to annual review because it make disastrous. you trying to make it impossible for people to drive automobiles. because you despise automobiles. you will make it difficult to drivers as you can. that may not be real in the long run. you may be creating problems of congestion and outrage that you cannot believe. think carefully. >> caller: hi, i'm in district 7 residen

so we will be working actively with senator wiener's office and the bay area council and others who are working to advance that legislation. and on emerging mobility, we expect there to be legislation with data and privacy and how cities are able to regulate the shared services on the streets and we expect to see legislation on the topic this year. and then on sustainability, we will continue to focus on electrification of the transit fleet pursuant to state regulations, and look for funding opportunities as we move to ensure the agency's commitment to zero emission fleet. federal side is going to be focused on funding, primarily, we have the policy work in terms of the legislation behind us, but there is a lot of opportunity to shape the federal programs and seek federal funding through the discretionary grant programs. i would see that is going to be the main focus at the federal level. programs such as bus and bus facilities, the raise grant program, this past year we have submitted the howard street streetscape project which was not picked. and there was an award under the raise gra

and i would like to thank then supervisors tom and scott wiener for supporting the creation of open sourced voting system. i would also like to thank elections commissioner and director of clean money campaign for their advocacy on this. i want to thank the deputy city attorney for drafting the legislation. the director for moving forward with the province and my chief of staff for helping to make this happen. i also want to introduce a resolution urging the san francisco bay railway republic services to recognize workers rights to unionize. the nine workers at the san francisco bay railway located on port of san francisco property have been trying to unionize since october, but the management at republic services has been denying the workers the right to organize and refused to recognize the workers' desire for union reputation. the public services is operating well below the area standard for wages and health care benefits. for example, family health care coverage workers are required to pay over $900 a month premiums, plus high deductibles, in and out of pocket maximums. we have always s

and i would like to thank then supervisors tom and scott wiener for supporting the creation of open sourced voting system. i would also like to thank elections commissioner and director of clean money campaign for their advocacy on this. i want to thank the deputy city attorney for drafting the legislation. the director for moving forward with the province and my chief of staff for helping to make this happen. i also want to introduce a resolution urging the san francisco bay railway republic services to recognize workers rights to unionize. the nine workers at the san francisco bay railway located on port of san francisco property have been trying to unionize since october, but the management at republic services has been denying the workers the right to organize and refused to recognize the workers' desire for union reputation. the public services is operating well below the area standard for wages and health care benefits. for example, family health care coverage workers are required to pay over $900 a month premiums, plus high deductibles, in and out of pocket maximums. we have always s