xavier: luchar, luchar. llevar, llegar.veÍamos que nuestra comunidad era la comunidad menos vacunada en todo el paÍs, ahora es la comunidad mÁs vacunada de todos. el presidente biden me dio un deber: ayudar a conseguir esa vacuna y asegurar que todos en el pueblo tengan acceso gratis, sin pago, no importa quiÉn es. otra vez, no importa su ingreso, dÓnde vive o su estatus. maity: muchÍsimas gracias, secretario becerra, por esta muy importante y valiosa informaciÓn. esperamos que todos los latinos descarguen esa aplicaciÓn y tengan acceso en espaÑol y gratis. ♪ ♪ borja: seguimos con mÁs, que no se te escape. california se convierte en el primer estado en prohibir quitarse el condÓn sin el consentimiento de tu pareja durante una relaciÓn sexual. esta nueva ley ha sido aprobada por el gobernador. incluya en el cÓdigo civil la ley a la definiciÓn de agresiÓn sexual. ¿quÉ quiere decir? ahora las vÍctimas pueden demandar a quien lo haga sin haberlo pedido verbalmente. un paso muy importante. maity: el senado evita que el gobierno

it follows to fan favorites, sophie and xavier. i love reading the fan mail and there was justice for xavier comment, so here it is. book one is about identity, book two is about characters coming into their own power and sophie and big xavier find a way to take charge of their futures. kristen: i love it. like the first runner-up in the bachelorette, people clamoring for their own story in which they can be the stars, and here it is. is that the final one or will there be more? abigail: i can't say. i have 12 projects right now. kristen: abigail, congratulations on everything on folks, if you want to submit casting videos, that information will be on our website. congratulations. coming up next, you don't hey, i just got a text from my sister. you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. -what, you mean-- -mhm. -just like that. -wow. so sudden. um, we're not about to have the "we need life insurance" conversation again, are we? no, we're having the "we're gett

those challenges now fall to the xavier becerra, the secretary of health and human services.n in sacramento to mexican parents becerra's three decades of public service began in the california state assembly. in 1992 elected to the u.s. house of representatives. after more than two decades in senate, becerra was california's attorney general before joining the biden administration. the scope of his work is broad. touching on boosting vaccination rates, improving health care access and caring for migrant children. we talked about it all during our sitdown in his office in washington. when the story of you and your parents is told it very often captures them in two dimensions. they're immigrants, and they're workers. beyond that, who were they? >> alicia, first, i would say if that's how my parents are remembered i'll be very proud because immigrants in america have built this place. this country's great because of immigrants so if that's one of their titles i'll take it. workers, that really is the 360-degree of my mother and my father. all their life worked. and never had a l

samuel, ball tipped, xavier somehow ended up with it, stayed in bounds. he thought he did. took it to the house. he did step out of bounds. see the heel? kyle shanahan nervously watched. a jump ball and michael pit man jr, kirk patrick, kept his feet and scored. a back breaker play. the colts shocked the 49ers 30- 18. wentz came in with another team and did it to the 49ers again. the record is 2-4. if you survived through that, pour another pot of coffee. i got more later in the day. >> thanks, vern. >>> 4:56. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a closer look at some of the damage left after the first big storm of the season. >> a rainy start to your monday morning after all that flooding. meteorologist darren peck will let you know >>> on kpix5 and cbsn bay area, a rainy start as you are waking up to start the week. this is after the first big storm of the season in the bay area. >>> a closer look at the areas hit hardest by the storm and challenges still remaining. >> how the storm made history in san francisco in 170 years of record keeping. >>> soggy f

health and human services secretary xavier becerra says there are a number of children who have been hospitalized by the virus and some have died. kids are part of the unvaccinated right have been exposed to coronavirus in the past. >> and if you're not vaccinated, your risk of getting the bad complications of the viral infection itself. health experts like doctor claire bogart with children's national hospital say even though kids handle the virus better than adults. there are many safety measures to take. we really need to practice social distancing. the wearing of masks hand washing so that we can protect those more vulnerable bowl guard says the fight against the virus could change in the next few weeks. the fda will be needing to. look at the data that pfizer has presented on the 5 to 11 year-old beau guard says the fda may recommend a slightly smaller dose vaccines for children providing protection to the kids in those around them. as a population, we will we will get closer and closer to that herd immunity. we've all been talking about after approval. it will be up to parents

. >>> plus, xavier prather is the first black winner of a cbs re studio. >>> and dave grohl joins "cbs first u.s. television interview discussing his new memoir "the storyteller: tales of life and music." >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪

i'm honored to be alongside my colleague and friend, secretary xavier becerra.peaking about the critical work of safely reopening nation's schools for inperson learning. president biden made it clear on his first day that getting all students safely into the classroom is a top priority. that has been my priority as well. i'm proud that the vast majority of america's 50 million students are in school full time learning in person. schools are the heart beat of communities. they are like second families to students and staff. they are thrilled to be together again. in many areas, schools are the only place where students have access to s.t.e.m. laboratories, music and theater. social services and nutritious meals. especially schools also empower parents and caregivers to get back to work and access the violate services they need themselves. last week i visited five states and 11 cities during the department of education's return to school road trip. i saw sheer joy. the joy that students and educators feel about being back together, learning in person. my team and

nonfiction books including beyond a river, she is taught writing at colombia university at northwestern, xavier university and miami university. and today, for those who frequently come we have an exciting international dimension which is andrew has decided to go home to scotland for a brief break and brush up on his a wonderful brogue. so andrew, thank you for joining us from vacation. >> you are welcome. [laughter] >> technology seems to be supporting us. and will be doing a brief presentation on george koval. that andrew is going to ask her some expert questions and then we are going to turn to your questions from the audience. so without further ado i'm going to disappear and turn it over too audrey. >> thank you amanda, thank you andrew. thank you everyone for coming again to say it is my job as a narrative nonfiction writer to use the art of storytelling to engage general readers about meaningful issues. i always find the compelling narrative that will bring alive for the leader all issues and individuals at the core of the book. from the criteria for choosing topics must have significant

the favourite is xavier bertrand. you've been absent from french politics for a long time.th the french public? it's very stimulating to have such margin of progress. i am progressing every day in the polls. i think i'm able to build the unity of my party, between several good candidates, and to run for the centre—right and for the republicans to win this election. this is the point. this is exactly the goal and the aim of the debate, of an election. as a presidential candidate, you're dealing with lots of major issues. one of them, of course, is that aukus deal — the defence alliance between the united states, uk and australia. it resulted in the cancellation of a 50 billion euro contract for the french to supply diesel submarines to the australians. howjustified was the huge anger in france over the cancellation of the contract, and over the aukus deal? it was an anger, justified anger, against the lack of trust, because this contract had been cancelled without any kind of prior consultation and prior discussion between allies. and my thinking, as a former french foreign

american cañón, movilizó a varios equipos de bomberos para tratarde sofocarlo, buenas noches, soy xavier >>> y césar bayona, gracias por acompañarnos,autoridades están luchando contra las llamas ya que los fuertes vientos y condiciones secas, temen que se propague fuertemente >>> vamos con nuestra compañera libertad pedraza >>> un auto robado puede ser la causa que inició el incendio de vegetación en el condado napa, cebras las llamas se encontraban en el lado de la preparatoria sin embargo gracias al rápido actuar de los bomberos y autoridades actualmente el siniestro está contenido en un 50 por ciento y las llamas lejos de esta zona de residencia >>> las llamas consumieron 150 acres del condado napa >>> a las 6 de la tarde recibimos una llamada de un incendio en la vegetación aquí en el área del 5900 en el pueblo >>> hasta ahorita no tenemos reportes de ningún daño a ninguna estructura, que es bueno, el área donde primordialmente está el incendio es un área que está en la montaña >>> para las 7 y media de la tarde la amenaza crecía a causa de los fuertes vientos presentes este lunes >>

and of course, see that the head of the french region, the xavier that are, is a, is a candidate. it's central, counted it in here, french presidential election. so basically he will be protecting kelly. so if somebody's threats are probably rather empty, or us better from chris officer will, will probably know more by the end of today. here's, i know we've spoken today about how emotional an issue fishing can become in both countries. i want to take a step back for a moment though and, and look at, you know, how much does the fishing contribute to the economies of both countries and how much of a lifeline is it for coastal communities? well, of course we're talking about thought thousands of jobs are at the end of the day, both in new k and in france. so even if this is in percentage terms, only a small, a lot of damage would be done in a short period to, you know, to a certain economic sector. and if this would be and then a very rigid regionally concentrated in a alec in an area that is relatively important for electoral reasons. then for a small issue can actually become much

down five, third and three, garoppolo picked up by xavier rhodes. jimmy g., two interceptions.rds in penalties. kilts taking full advantage. when stu michael pittman junior. san francisco falls 36 to 18. >> where a tight team,. we've got a good group of guys prayed we've got to go execute. get the opportunity. if we do that, we can get on the right track. >> everybody's got to come together, players coaches, everybody. we will figure this out, that's how this works, we don't have a choice. we've got to come back to work and do better. >> the warriors taking on former assistant loop walton. draymond forcing the turnover. two on one alley-oop to gary payton. curry passed 5000 in his career. harrison barnes fourth quarter, gets peyton in the bench bob. gives the warriors a lead. and a great pass to damion lee. the warriors when 119-107, they are three and oh. sharks fans, team tilt looking to open the year five and oh. three-nothing brings in the first. the redirect. 4-2. the ricky can't get it to go. san jose falls 4-3, their first loss of the year. >> here's another live look at

on capitol hill my next guest was hammering xavier becerra for twisting the science on covid. watch. >> you want to apologize to the 100 million americans who suffered through covid, survived, had immunity and you want to hold him down and vaccinate them, do you want to apologize for calling them flatter this? >> we called the facts and science at hhs, we use the expertise of the medical professionals to make decisions. it is a team effort at we rely on what is on the ground showing results. >> except for the dozens and dozens of studies, most if not all studies showed robust immunity from getting the disease naturally. your selectively doing this because he wants us to submit to your will. >> joining his kentucky senator rand paul. so many friends sent me that exchange last night. it is stunning the bureaucracy, uninformed, ignorant, no medical background, diane feinstein has introduced legislation to stop the unvaccinated from traveling on an airplane. >> the truth is the opposite. those who had the disease and survived, we are more at risk of being around only vaccinated pe

xavier le normand, reporter for the french—based catholic publication la croix, joins me now.w was it kept a secret for so long? first of all i it kept a secret for so long? first of all i think— it kept a secret for so long? first of all i think we _ it kept a secret for so long? first of all i think we knew it - it kept a secret for so long? f “st of all i think we knew it was and amick, we did not know so far, it was the audi of the figures. —— gravity. as you havejust was the audi of the figures. —— gravity. as you have just said, was the audi of the figures. —— gravity. as you havejust said, it is a third of a million cases over the past 70 years. how did we not know? that's what we have to discover for the future weeks. hour discover for the future weeks. how did the victims — discover for the future weeks. how did the victims react _ discover for the future weeks. how did the victims react today? the i did the victims react today? the victims reacted, _ did the victims react today? iie: victims reacted, to the did the victims react today? "ii2 victims reacted, to the bi

. >> education secretary miguel cardona and health and human services secretary xavier becerra testified on schools reopening during the covid-19 pandemic at a senate health, education, labor and pensions committee hearing. send it from both sides of

he's taught writing at columbia university, northwestern, xavier university and my miami university. andrew has decided to go home to scotland for a brief break and brush up on his wonderful brogue. so andrew, thanks for joining us from vacation. >> you're welcome. >> so technical seems to be supporting us. and so ann will be doing a brief presentation on george koval, and then andrew is going to ask her some expert questions, and then we are going to turn to your questions from the audience. so without further ado, i am going to disappear and hand this over to ann. >> thank you, amanda, thank you, andrew, and thank you, everyone, for coming. and i shall begin by just saying that it's my job as a narrative nonfiction writer to use the art of storytelling to engage general readers about meaningful issues. my quest is always to find the compelling narrative that will bring alive for the reader all issues and individuals at the core of the book's topic. the five criteria for choosing topics, must have significance, possibly be in danger of falling through the cracks of history, must be

in a statement health and human services secretary xavier becerra says, quote, this report reaffirms what we hear routinely from states covid-19 vaccines. save lives prevent hospitalizations and reduce infection. stay with kron 4 for continuing covid coverage scan. this qr code with your mobile device and it will take you straight to our website where you can find the latest on masking vaccinations and boosters. it all at kron. 4 dot com. >> happening now, the walnut creek city council is meeting to discuss a tenant anti harrassment ordinance and stronger just cause for eviction protection with the eviction moratorium ending tennis in the city say they have been getting harassed by their landlords. we are following the meeting this evening and we'll bring you an update when one is available. well, is a close-up of the drought monitor map showing the bay area divided by county. as you can see, the entire bay east bay is in the darker red. and that means exceptional drought conditions. so east bay mud which serves one 0.4 million customers in alameda and contra costa counties declared

, oklahoma up 48-41 plenty of time for texas to answer casey thompson five touchdowns 31 yards to xavierield goal range, but with 10 seconds. brooks on the snap nearly gets tackled and he'll go for 33 yards and the score he ran for 217 and two scores. oklahoma wins 55-48 sports on abc 7 sponsored by river rock casino, larry. all right. thank you chris saint paul. minnesota has a new way to celebrate olympic gold. medalist sunni lee her grandparents commissioned the black and white mural of their granddaughter kissing one of her gold medals. they say they want young people to look at suny as a role model and what it means to achieve the american dream at mural features a quote from lee that reads i made the country number one. i did it for my family and to inspire all the little kids in my community and you can catch her on dancing with the stars monday and tuesday. all right, that's it for tonight. i'm larry beil. have a great night and enjoy the rest of your weekend everybody. who doesn't like more? and i mean, like, a lot more. well, with xfinity you get more for your money. because wi

at the donor retreat for the republican national senatorial committee, trump cast himself as a gop xavier, saying he had brought the party back from the brink of disaster, and helped republicans hold seats on capitol hill. according to a recording of the event obtained by the washington post, trump then railed against republicans who had spoken negatively about him, naming senators mitt romney, and ben sasse, and urge the party to stick together with trump as the de facto leader. they cheat like hell, and they stick together, trump said of democrats. the republican parity has to stick together. >> by stick together, what donald trump means is stick to him, with us strong subtext of or else. we've seen the dramatic escalation this week of the former presidents hold over the republican party establishment. just ahead, of pitching himself as the savior of the republican party at that donor meeting this week, the former president put out this statement, implying that if republican politicians did not further trump's big lie, and tried to dig up fake election fraud on his behalf that, quote, r

today, we are holding a hearing with secretary of health and human services, xavier becerra, secretary of education, miguel cardona. and on how we can help [inaudible] schools across the country as they work to safely reopen for in-person learning. ranking member barr and i will each have an opening statement and then i will introduce our witnesses and after they give their testimony, senators will each have five minutes for a round of questions. we are unable to get to have this hearing fully open to the public for in-person attendance, live video is available on a committee website at health dot senate.gov and if you are in need of accommodations including cohost captioning, you can reach out to the committee for the office of congressional accessibility services. this pandemic has been incredibly hard on students and families and educators. for over a year, many students were not able to see their teachers or friends or counselors or coaches. students with disabilities could not get the support they needed. many students from families with low incomes could not get nutritious school

quote obsessed with columbine, that's according to a criminal complaint against her and 15 -year-old xavier hearings, but that has been postponed while she undergoes is psych evaluation. both teenagers are being charged as adults facing multiple charges including making terroristic threats and unlawful possession of weapons of mass destruction. police found molotov cocktails and homemade explosives and in the home, a video allegedly shows her and lewis preparing a pipe bomb. in july, a concerned parent alerted police after discovering a group text message on her child's phone where she, lewis, and two other teens discussed attacking dunmore high school. she allegedly started the group text writing in part this is our group from plans if you know what i mean and vk stands for natural born killers. it's what are group is called and it's a name for the day were going to do it for-20-22 is when it's happening. so you all plan to shoot up the school, i am down. the two other students are being charged as juveniles, in fact, they wanted to target three staffers including the high school principal