yes well earlier we spoke to de dibley correspondent yulia hahn and asked her why president had decided to withdraw from the convention well you have to understand that the whole discourse surrounding this is general convention has dramatically changed 10 years ago when it was signed it was hailed as a breakthrough for gender equality here in turkey and then last year members also present ones conservative islamist rooted a.k.p. started to suggest the government should withdraw from the from the treaty arguing as you mentioned that aid threatens traditional muslim family structures or encourages homosexuality then women took to the streets in protest but still we saw prison edwin's decision now so why is that observers argue that it only shows how much influence hardliners gained in his ruling party and ruling party coalition and that turkey has been experiencing an economic downturn or downturn for quite some while now and they're saying this is a bad one and his party trying to energize and mobilize their base so the move has domestic reasons that's what observers say and from yulia i

it was yulia han in istanbul now britain's prince harry and his wife megan has spoken on television for the 1st time since their exit from royal lies speaking with oprah winfrey megan who has a white father and a black mother revealed while she was pregnant and member of the royal family raise concerns over the possible steen color of their new bank she added that the intense pressure of life as a row as a royal drove her to suicidal thoughts and earlier we spoke to do w. correspondent charles pill in london to find out how people in the u.k. are reacting to this interview. dominated all the front pages all the conversations that we hearing with people on the streets this of course is an explosive interview it really was just one allegation after another and just to give you a sense of how big this was the couple revealed during that interview with the gender of that child that they're expecting a girl they will say said that they actually got married 3 days before the royal wedding that big spectacle that so many of us watched the news revelations alone it would have been enough to dom

have cleaning jobs money is tight but at least they're no longer in sex work and they say without yulia they would never have escaped. she. is an advice and support center for women in sex work in the city of mannheim it runs on public funds and private donations usually a vega set it up herself 7 years ago at the time she face stiff opposition because sex workers in germany don't have lobby groups to represent their interests to begin the 1st there were very few people who saw any point in seeing how many couldn't understand why sex workers would need help i think people are more willing to part with their money when it's children or animals in distress off commonly gives out food assists women in dealing with your thora g.'s arranges emergency accommodation and helps those who want to exit the sex trade. sandra comes here nearly every day she loves to cook today she's preparing a dish from her homeland jamaica she is she feels accepted. second esther calvin since the 1st day i walked in here and i'm rived with plastic bags and had nowhere to go to me and ever since then it's been like

but yulia v. it is a lifeline to them sasha and allie escaped out of sex slavery thanks to her help they're both from bulgaria they grew up in impoverished conditions in the countryside and each found in love with a man who promised them a life in wealthy germany it was only when sasha arrived here that she realized she'd have to do sex work. office but also knew best obviously i refused for most of that he threatened to kill me and said no one would know where i was. up to he held me captive for 2 or 3 days and then he put me to work so good off at the castle i'm convinced now that he had actually planned it all a lot of you got to look at that when you're in love you just blind to everything else and you don't realize that the thought of such as of so to. the boyfriend model is a common method used by sex traffickers once they've got control over the woman they beat her into submission. if. i had to serve at least 15 or 20 clients a day because this was so you can reckon around 50 euros per clie

country so i expect this issue to continue to determine the agenda here in turkey our correspondent yulia han in istanbul thank you so much for your reporting and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. in london scuffles broke out between police and protesters as hundreds of people demonstrated against lockdown measures some protesters were detained authorities had warned people not to congregate and risk spreading the coronavirus many parisian is have been rushing to leave the city ahead of a new lockdown which has just gone into effect in some of france's most populous areas many shoppers also made a last minute purchases before stores closed the government ordered the measures to curb rising kovac 19 infection numbers. u.s. president joe biden and vice president camila harris have condemned anti asian violence in the u.s. which has spiked since the start of the coronavirus pandemic by implicitly blamed former president donald trump for stoking hate by calling corbett 19 the quote china virus biden's comments came during a visit to atlanta where a gunman killed 8

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thank you turkey correspondent yulia han in istanbul . thousands of people have gathered in the german city of castle to protest coronaviruses. fiction's a demanding an immediate end to measures aimed at controlling the pandemic authorities have expressed fears the demonstration could turn into a super spreader event a movement has attracted conspiracy theorists and he bets is that right wing extremists. that cross straight to castle now and talk to database benjamin of various groups who's standing by for us at the protest venue of a but there's also been some counter protests happening elsewhere in the city what more can you tell us. that's right we're also getting reports of clashes between 2 different groups we believe had also been deployed and already used there where are you seeing reports because it's not happening here with this protest against the run of our projects and is happening on the other side of the river in the city center will be going to soon to be updated on this situation right here right now this group has been pe

have cleaning jobs money is tight but at least they're no longer in sex work and they say without yulia they would never have escaped. to meet. is an advice and support center for women in sex work in the city of mannheim it runs on public funds and private donations usually a vegas set it up herself 7 years ago at the time she face stiff opposition because sex workers in germany don't have lobby groups to represent their interests to begin the 1st there were very few people who saw any point in our many things in how many couldn't understand why sex workers would need help i think people are more willing to part with their money when it's children or animals in distress off i'm only gives out food assists women in dealing with you authorities arranges emergency accommodation and helps those who want to exit the sex trade. sandra comes here nearly every day she loves to cook today she's preparing a dish from her homeland jamaica here if she feels accepted. so i didn't s. the time since the 1st day i walked in here and i'm rife with plastic bags and had nowhere to go to me and ever since

thank you turkey correspondent yulia han in istanbul. thousands of people have gathered in the german city of castle to protest coronavirus restrictions demanding an immediate end to measures and controlling the pandemic authorities have expressed fears the demonstration could itself turn into a super spreader event the movement has attracted conspiracy theorists and he backs and right wing extremists. that cross straight to castle now until today have his benjamin of various groups he's standing by for us at that protest and you know there but there's also been some counter protests happening elsewhere in the city what more can you tell us. that's right we're also getting reports of clashes between 2 different groups willy's had also deployed and already in use there were using reports because it's not happening here this protest against the run a very rejection is happening on the other side of the river in this city center will be going to soon to be update on this situation right here right now these protests has been peaceful so far

or earlier we spoke to david lee correspondent yulia and asked her why president have decided to withdraw from the convention well you have to understand that the whole discourse surrounding this istanbul convention has dramatically changed at 10 years ago when it was signed it was hailed as a breakthrough for. gender equality here in turkey and then last year members also present ones conservative islamist rooted a.k.p. started to suggest the government should withdraw from the from the treaty arguing as you mentioned that aid threatens traditional muslim family structures or encourages homosexuality then women took to the streets in protest but still we saw prison edwin's decision now so why is that observers argue that it only shows how much influence hotline is gained in his ruling party and ruling party correlation and turkey has been experiencing an economic downturn downturn for quite some while now and they're saying this is a good one and his party trying to energize and mobilize their base so the move has domestic reasons that's what observers say and from you'll be home in this

yulia 7 is live in santa clara county with the details. hi only. >> yeah, hi there. so just in that building over there. that is where bt workers can go and get their vaccination. now, this something that they'veo been fighting for. >> for a long time, not just them transit workers across the state happened definitely beaty and 4 of their unions have been fighting very hard because workers have been working if not. >> most of the taking essential workers back and forth from their home. and yet they have never been vaccinated until they're also working with the local health department. >> because they know that vaccinations are limited. so they gave the of the public health department here in santa clara a list of a priority list of there positions that are most interactive with the public so that those people get vaccinated first. and of course, the health department is also working with the bta department saying, ok, that here at the santa clara county fairgrounds. we are are designating a 100 spots per day for me workers to get vaccinated. this also helps with the

are actually here in the bay area at all make it a lot easier to get a shot, let's go to kron four's yulia sevens in santa clara county with the details. hi only. >>yeah hi would that actually that to be exact a 119 more which makes it a total of 286 stores. cvs pharmacies that will be participating in rolling out the vaccine and we are lucky because some of those stars are going to open in and the nearby counties so let's show you a list. some of the counties that are going to have this availability now we're talking about midan napa san mateo santa clara where i'm at sonoma county. so these counties will get these additional. spots to be able to vaccinate people. yes, you must have an appointment before you go and get your vaccination and of course you can always go to kron to be linked up to cbs and get that appointment now the appointments. you can start registering this saturday march 13th and get and shot on march 14th, the next day on sunday. that's when they'll start actually doing the shots. a really big news because of course the more availability the quicker we can get through y

. >> yulia sevens was out there live.e also doing something similar and they say they're doing this they say the health and safety. >> regulations appear to be good. and if they hold and they're going to be able to do it. >> we will be asking 3 on health questions before entering the fair. we will be doing temperature checks along the way. we are implementing time and see model which will maximize the number of people on property at one time to ensure that we are practicing social distancing. what will make people feel comfortable weather at the fair. >> so you got the fares making plans there's your food, james. what is a lot summer camp so. all the stuff that you could be happening this summer. they're starting to plan and they're hoping that it's really going to happen. fingers crossed the numbers. keep pointing in the right direction. >> with regard to covid. you want to see something cool this morning. yeah, check out the surfing dog. >> is he a surfing dog. he's a pass neither of them is actually surfing. i said now

little bit more good for business and good if you want to get out do a few more things conference yulia 7 live in san francisco to talk about what you can now do you only. >>yeah it's actually exciting because people are itching to do more activities you're able to go indoors now now you could go into the gym, but there is a capacity for all areas you could do now you can do indoor activity at the gym, but at 10% capacity. you could go to the movie theaters. the museum those are all at 25% capacity as well as restaurants are 25 to >>a 25% capacity and stores they've moved up to 50%. capacities are no more waiting in line to get into trader joe's that was driving me so you know that's really opening up but on the business end of it there a little because we were here not too long ago where they you know loosen up on restrictions opened up a little bit and then we had to hunker down again and that's really taxing on the businesses we spoke to laurie thomas from the golden gate restaurant association she explains how hard that is. >>well we don't want to do is do what we did again every ti

kron four's yulia 7 is live in santa clara county with the details. hi only. >> there, daria well, they say that mobile vaccine services will focus on long-term care facilities and in-home vaccine delivery. now fire officials here in santa clara county say they coordinating with the county to help get the vaccines to people who could not get to a vaccine clinic. now. they say this is an essential part of the vaccine efforts across the county. officials also say that this will not impact the vaccine clinic at santa clara county fairgrounds, which is also operated by first responders. so so far the county has administered more than 930,000 vaccine that's according to the county website. last week county health officials said they are expected to receive another 58,000 vaccine doses in the first week of april. now, just as you mentioned. coming very soon 16 and over are going to be able to get their vaccinations. so these mobile units are coming in just the right time to try to get that last push. >> to vaccinate those who are most susceptible to coronav

>>they got the site now open that can handle about 500 teachers today uncovers yulia 7 as is covering that good morning. elaine yeah good morning darya just outside at 9 o'clock this is where teachers can go and get their vaccination at least if you belong to the santa clara county. >>district. this is basically being managed the santa clara county office of education they are doing the reach out and the appointments. what the specific focus districts that were hit hardest by covid-19 for example i know that san jose they had a high rates. of coronavirus there. so they're they're trying to hit and target those districts first and then from there they will start reaching out to the other districts of for teachers to get their vaccination. but you know in the meantime if you want to get your vaccination you could go out on any of the other site like levi you could go out there and make your appointment and get your appointment there as well. what specific about this is that there is solely dedicating it to teachers. no one else so that's why this is just strictly for teachers, but if yo

and let's go to yulia says she's following the story from san mateo county live in yulee. >> it wouldeceive and any way that they can figure out. it's the same mountain lion or says anything they can do about. take a look. >> according to the san mateo county sheriff's office. a dog was possibly carried off by a mountain lion. now this happened around 9 o'clock last night near the alpine road and interstate 2.80 import whole about the sheriff's office says that no one witnessed the attack. but outline was seen in the area around the same time the dog went missing. this happened just about 10 miles from where a dog was attacked last week in woodside. it's not known if it was the same outline. but the ia department of fish and wildlife says you should keep pets indoors. once the sun starts to go down and you should bring in any pet food inside. if you outlined in or near the neighborhood. use caution him. please call the san mateo county sheriff's office to report the society. now back to you. >> all right. thank you. you only 9.26 the time. coming up next, a one on one with oakland may

kron four's yulia 7 is live in san francisco now with more on what we can expect. and you only i like the way you're putting it now might be the best time to go, especially for locals. >> exactly. it might be. i mean, there i was talking to the president and show you the channel manager of the trees is and she was just explaining how, you know, the the ferries right over there. i'm going zoom in here for a minute. usually can carry up, you know, anywhere between 6 to 800 passengers or gas and one just one right across it is down to a 150 people and they made it a 150 people just so that there's enough space scene and you have that does social distance on the ferry. why you're going over there. so, you know, you kind of think about it. that's, you know. 500 people last or 450 public people less that you have to deal with her fairy. and that also means 450 people less when you're on the island. so great opportunity. here on to it. been also said and did she explains how why it's such a great time for locals to go over there and visit out the tracks. of those things w

. >> we've got kron four's yulia 7 standing by to explain more about what's happening today. good morning, ali. >> good morning. what you can see, these personnel is just coming out on the site. now. this is the vast the best backs, a nation site over here at city college. and this is where johnson and johnson's vaccine is going make its debut in san francisco. so health officials are going to come down here. they've already have. 1000 participants to get the vaccine and this is all to try to educate and give confidence to the public that, you know, the johnson and johnson vaccine is just as effective and just as safe as of return. i'm sorry, moderna and the pfizer vaccine. so they they really want to try to put the word out and that's why they've already have a 1000 people set up who volunteered to take this to take this vaccine and the off at the criteria they're either 65 and older or, you know, are part of first responders or health care. or either from the education department. whether it's a teacher staffer, janitorial anything do does with education. they're all going

proffers yulia 7 is live at the santa clara valley water district has more on their warnings yoli. >> yeah. there is be prepared for the next drought because they say the latest evidence evidence of the looming drought is from the most recent snow survey in the sierra which showed that only that snow pack is only 63% of the average for this time of year. now, that's no pact determines the water flow to the reservoir downstream and provides 30% of the state's water supply. all this comes after 2 years of below average rainfall. now here in the bay area. the valley water which provides water for part of santa clara county issued a statement earlier this this month saying that the next round is already at our doorstep. the statement also said that that during a drought to expect prices to go up and that they still haven't done a drought the drought emergency declaration yet. but state officials are saying to be prepared. >> it's been very dry both this year and last year. if you go back to the previous water year and that people should start to plan accordingly if conditions continue to

indoors because they're in the red kron four's yulia sevens is live taking a look at what you can do. >>yes daria as you mentioned it's more indoor activity which there is a capacity limit though in the red tier so you could go back into the gym but they're going to be 10% capacity indoors as well as theater museums that's all at 25% capacity and then you some of the stories one out there at 50% capacity, so no war hopefully no more waiting in line on some of those smaller stores. this is all great news for consumers but for the you know business owners, they're happy about it, but they're very cautious because. >>we were just last year we went into the red tier and then we had a rollback and going to restrictions said that pampers you know some of the profits that business people are trying you know a team because covid hit them really bad. we spoke to linda thomas and i'm sorry laurie thomas and she's with the golden gate restaurant association. and she explains how difficult it is to go flip-flop. >>well we don't want to do is do what we did again every time we open and close the r

careful to wave us national weather service saying it's going to be pretty bad out there crawford's yuliat of with a firsthand look good morning only. >>good morning. yeah, it's even dangerous for life does strong swimmers and surfers that are out there watching this guy. earlier today and it took them a minute to get in to. and to the ocean just where he's at the desk because it was so rough. getting in and basically they're saying the beaches ahead a big hazard today. it's really not so much was going up on top of what's going on underneath the water so they're telling people not to really walk along the shoreline because a sneaker wave could come by and just kind of knock you off your balance and drag you into the water or or even fish on the rocks because the same thing could happen. >>as well as like there's rip tides that are happening as well and it's just that you know it's it's always kind of rough in the pacific. but today the conditions are that is just the a little bit more prone and pronounced that these things can happen. they're expecting waves and i mean it's well to be up

the shots are coming to them with a local clinic yulia sevices live there in santa clara county with the details. hi only. >> hi there. yeah, really great news because these mobile mobile vaccine services will focus on long-term care facilities and in home. >> vaccine delivery. now officials here santa clara county say they are coordinating with the county to help get the vaccines to people who could not get to a vaccine clinic. they say this is an essential part. other hpvaccine efforts across the county. they also say that they it will not impact the vaccine clinic over in the santa clara county fairgrounds, which is also operated by first responders. so so far the county has administered more than 930. 1000 vaccine that's according to website. and last week the county health officials said they expect to receive another 58,000 vaccine doses. in the first week of april, which is really great news because this is the last push that they really can make you elderly people, the priority and getting that vaccine or anyone who is really vulnerable to the because this is the last chance

weekend this year, there's no rain in the forecast in a lot more businesses are reopening kron four's yuliasevice. >> is helping us out now with some things we can do this weekend. >> the alameda county fair is hosting its first ever grab and stay fair food feast at the alameda county fairgrounds. vendors will be offering up some of their classic. fair favorites like corn dogs, chew dollars that funnel cakes for either outdoor dining or takeout vice president of business development for the county fair says last year weren't able to have a fair due to pandemic. >> our vendors. you know, obviously small businesses weren't able to come out and give our community the food that they love so much and so really there businesses were shut down. >> so this is just a great way for us to bring them together and for the community to enjoy the number one reason they come to the fair, which is our fair food. the event will be from 11:00am to 08:00pm. plus, after 4 months of closure fairyland is finally reopening. there will be safety guidelines in place regardless of whether you've been vaccinated. ever

that they deserve because you know the right there in the front lines working through this pandemic yulia sevens has been covering this live this morning. she's in san francisco with the details outside of safeway >>wright hi there so yes, it's like. that have so some of the workers some of the retail workers and some of the cashiers there will qualify for this extra $5 per during this covid time and it's kind of a for the whole time that they've been out there. public ending cells basically to go to possibly getting the coronavirus at any time so this is a way of compensating that now the board of supervisors they're going to vote on it today that's most likely going to pass because 7 out of the 11 supervisors are actually co-sponsors on this or didn't so that. much today now. here i don't know if you can still hear me here. there's already a couple cities in the bay area there are doing this we have family and will open santa clara and san mateo just to name a few. >>who are against against this whole ordinance and they have already a petition. i have a lawsuit against oakland and san l

congress yulia 7 is live in san mateo county with the details. only. >> daria well, according to the san mateo care of all county sheriff's office. a dog was possibly carried off by a mountain it happened around 9 o'clock last night near alpine road and interstate 2.80 portola valley now the sheriff's office says nobody witnessed the attack, but the mount line was seen in the area around the time the dog went this happened just about 10 miles from. where there's a dog attack last week in woodside. now it's not known if it if it's the same outline. but the california department of fish and wildlife says he should keep your pets indoors and bring in their pet food as just to not attract like raccoons and wildlife. that is basically the food for the about line. >> so that's how you prevent them from going on to your property. if you do outlined in or around your neighborhood. use caution and to please call the san mateo county shows off back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. you only. >> so let's go to the south bay now where police are investig

nice day but not necessarily nice to swim not just know a little bit on the dangerous side crawford's yulia standing by out of to explain a little bit more about that what a gorgeous shot, you know it's good from a distance on the distance, >>i know it looks really gorgeous impacted a couple the locals here are saying like got nothing to see here this looks so typical and it you know it's big ocean it's always rough right but the national weather service is saying that today, it's particularly to you if you try to go into the water today because the conditions are just right for there to be like rip ties, you rogue waves to come along so they're asking you know people to kind of stay away from the water you're going to take a walk go along the pathway don't walk along the around the water sure there because you know a roadway could just come in and just drag you out into the ocean even surfers and i saw one surfer out there today. it took a minute to get into the ocean but he's out there now. they're saying that even if you're strong swimmer used to being a surfer here that the conditions a

now adding hundreds of covid vaccine sites in california that can only help we've got kron four's yulia 7 is with a quick look now at what this is going to mean for bay area residents and the pharmacies here the only. >>yeah hi well, that means that we are going to have more locations which will you know help increase the whole roll out of vaccinating people against the coronavirus and we're lucky here in the bay area we have quite a few counties are going to get additional. locations that will be vaccinated so let's show you the list. it we've got allan me to a napa san mateo santa clara and sonoma so that's almost all of our. you know counties minus san francisco marin and contra costa. so that's a good dose of extra locations where you can get vaccinated at cvs pharmacy you do have to make an appointment which is going to be pretty easy because starting this saturday. you could actually register to make an appointment and then they'll start vaccination as soon as sunday. now just a reminder you still do have to meet the california state eligible, eligibility criteria which is now is

we have yulia 7 following that story for us live from santa clara county now good morning, kelly. >> yeah, good morning. well, these mobile vaccine services will focus on long-term care facilities that in-home vaccine delivery. now fire officials here in santa clara county say they are coordinating with the county to help get the vaccines to people who couldn't get at at a vaccine clinic. they said that these essential part of this is an essential part of the vaccine effort across the county now officials say this will not impact the vaccine clinic at the santa clara county fairgrounds, which is also operated by first responders. so far the county has a minister and more than 930,000 vaccine doses. that's according at least to the to the county website. and last county health officials said they expect to receive another 58,000 vaccine doses in the first week of april. try to see if this particular fire house will be participating in. these are mobile vaccines, but it is something that's going to be available to those communities is really hard for them to get to a clinic. so that sh

they don't think covers yulia sevens is live there to take a look at when things might change highly. >>heidi san francisco's hoping that this wednesday, the state is going to say hey people who are eating outdoors can now go that badly so that we could get into the red tier. >>which means indoor activity. >>starting wednesday of everything goes well gyms will be back in the function indoors at 10% theaters museums and restaurants at 25%. and when it comes to the restaurant to get a little complicated because there's some additional changes which i'll get to in a minute, but we did speak to lori thomas who's a restaurant owner and president of the golden gate restaurant association and she was talking about the percentages that she would love for it to be 100% capacity but she understands they have to take it slow, let's hear her explain. >>so we are not going to recover until we're close to a 100% inside. but we don't want any spikes in the in the case load so we want to move slowly so people have to feel comfortable there will be signs that will explain what the restaurants are requ

so hopefully we'll be moving along 2 lanes were open last time we checked in with a photographer yulia 7 is i was telling people to get alternate route north vasco road to highway 4. i would say it's safe to just wait it out at this point we'll go to her live in just a moment also check out the bay bridge we've been seen rain here and several traffic collisions right here at the tolls westbound so again you're looking at that that fremont to exit about 12 minutes for your drive time near the san mateo bridge also starting to see some improvement in terms of visibility, but still drive time has not improved from those early morning hazards 17 minutes for your drive time the richmond sandra fell commute looks better 9 minutes as you head to richmond and the south bay we're checking on you along 1, 1, if you want to take it heading towards menlo park at 35 minutes. we're tracking those drive times but we're going to get to that hot spot and just a moment dorian james thanks reyna as rhonda mentioned box truck has been righted proffers evans was there when it happens so. >>that's the big u

>>they have a new site that's opened up vaccinating 500 teachers today yulia 7 is is live there witht school district i only. >>hi there i'm just focusing on the building that's where teachers will be able to coming get their vaccination i'm here at the santa clara county fairgrounds basically this is where they have to go. you know for i actually since december first responders have been getting their vaccinations here and so they're doing teachers not now this is going to be run by the santa clara county office of education they will manage the outreach and the appointments. >>the specific focus on those school districts that have been hit hit hardest by covid-19 i know that like san jose had really high rates of covid cases on so this vaccination site is actually in perfect alignment with the states newly announced 6.6 billion legislative package to support the reopening of state schools. i mean schools statewide the state's projected timeline for grades open k through 6. they hope they've or zoom instructions by the end of march and grades 7 through 12 by early april so really gi

yulia good morning let's start with that 1st figure positive growth despite a very difficult year for many events the commies which we make of this. well polls and economists had even 4 costed high a growth but yes 1.8 percent for 2020 year on year that's better than most other major economies headed by the coronavirus pandemic if you look at germany for example europe's biggest economy is considerably shrank last year but i should mention that turkey's economy was accustomed to much higher growth rates around 5 percent until a currency crisis in 2018 since then we have seen a rollercoaster of recession recovery and then of course the pandemic and the pandemic hit turkey hogs tourism revenues for example which are crucial for the nation's g.d.p. fell by 65 percent in 2020 according to official data tens of thousands of businesses had to file for bankruptcy although we're still waiting for more comprehensive and reliable data on the economic damage shut down by the pandemic so no matter how positive the growth rate to might look right now the situation for many people here in the count

back to the classroom for in person learning which will be resuming 4 days a week we have kron four's yulia sevens live out livermore now with more on the story. good morning, kelly. >> hey, isn't that a nice i'm welcome back. mustangs. and if you're from livermore, you know that this hall middle school. and like you said, james. students in all grades can begin returning to the classroom in livermore. so in person learning will be off for 4 days a week. elementary school students can attend school in the morning and then continue their distant learning in the afternoon and that middle school like here in mind, though, and high school students will only be able to meet in person 2 days per week and will continue their distant learning for the rest of the week. this is to help just basically maintain the social distancing and of course they will also wants instill safety protocols in place, including requiring all students to wear masks and hand sanitize santizers will be available in all the classrooms and classrooms will be cleaned and disinfected daily and the students and the staff will

we've got yulia sevens on the ground. this is at the veterans home. there you'll joining us now.nly what are you seeing there. what's happening. >> well, at this point right now, chp is just holding off everyone here at the very entrance of the veterans home just handed over here you can see anybody who is part of the media has get directed will be here to the side and anybody who's trying to come in. they're basically tell them they can't come in and they director right back out from the entrance. in fact, over here to the side, you can see some people just standing by on the little unclear who they are, whether they were people here to try to visit someone else or not. you see a group of people in cars just parked off to the side. so basically it is shut down. you can't go into the facility at this point. it's still unclear. what was reported. they just all they know is that someone reported that there was someone walking around with a shotgun. and so that is being investigated right now. is it's still unclear whether there were shots. exchange of any kind during this whole mor

yulia 7 is live in woodside where it happened. you only. >> yeah, daria i'm actually on the street and one of the homes down the street. this is where their pet got killed by the mountain lion on marble oaks and raimondo drive. in fact, let me show you a map just to give you a better idea of what area of what side that we're talking about and it's you know, it is it is quite a bit of a neighborhood here. but pretty woodsy. and that's why casually you will see outlying sightings. they haven't seen them outline sense, but they are trying to put the word out that keep your pets and because it is still roaming around also to keep some of the pet food inside as well because that attracts other rodents or raccoons, which then attracts amount lions over to your property. so they're just trying to remind people, keep it inside. they do like their their most active at night and that dawn and dusk so that's the kind of idea that you have the, you know, just keep in mind and to to keep it your pet safe until they can probably track those mou

teachers vaccinated they've opened a new site that aims to vaccinate up to 500 teachers today covers yulia live in santa clara county right now with the details good morning, ali. >>yeah you could good morning you can see the sign right there educators and government workers they could come here over at the santa clara county. fairgrounds to get their shot now the santa clara county office of education will work with local districts and they are going to be managing the outreach and the appointments and their focus is basically more on the school's well the priority right now on the school districts that were most impacted by covid-19 course it's for all teachers. here in the santa clara area. but really trying to get it. >>to the areas where it was most affected by covid-19 now this dot the site itself is staffed by the fire department and ems and law enforcement and local government personnel they they'll be the ones that the vaccine and they've been doing this actually for for a while for that for people in their own. field so this is just a part of 5 them extending and helping to get t

yulia 7 standing by. >> that's going to be pretty impressive to see only when they do that. >> oh, absolutelyhappen a little later this morning. they they actually congress gave out more than 8,000 pounds of cocaine and more than 11,000 pounds of marijuana and they will be offloading it here at coast guard that the coast coast guard base later this morning. so those drugs were seen as off the coast of mexico as well as central and south america. the coast guard has released pictures of some of those operations where the drugs were seized. now the drugs came from 15 different smuggling boats that were intercepted by the coast guard. this is all part of an effort involving several to fight against the drug smuggling and organized crimes. now during these operations, the coast guard intercepted a drug smuggling boat nearly every 4 days for about a month and a half and before coming here to alameda the coast guard offloaded more than 11,000 pounds of drugs 12 detainees in san diego's that the drugs seized during these operations are worth about 330 million dollars and the drugs are expected. like

covers yulia 7 live in san mateo county with what happened. hi, julie. >> yeah. hi, daria. well, according to the san mateo county sheri.f's office. a dog was possibly carried off by a mountain lion. now this happened around 9 o'clock last night near the alpine road, which you're looking at right now. it by nears interstate 2.80, in portola valley. now this sheriff's office says nobody witnessed the attack, but outline was seen in the area around the time the dog went missing that this happened just about 10 miles from where the dog was attacked last week in it is not known if it was the same outline. the california department of fish and game and wildlife says that you should keep your pets indoors. once the sun starts going down and you should bring any pet food inside because that has a tendency to attract rodents, which is also great food from outlined. that's why you want keep the food inside. >> so people if you do see them outlined, they say proceed with caution. you could call it 911, or you could call their non-emergency number, which i later on try to close it up

we also have our photographer yulia sevens who's right there, she's going to show us have seen live in a minute the multiple accidents like right here along 2.80 northbound at farm hill woodside southbound to any his 2.3 and belmont and southbound to 80 at sand hill road in menlo parks, you have so many accidents happened along the air here in the east bay right here and reveal how street another traffic collision near than we've been seeing roadway flooding. in san francisco south san francisco also down here and san jose near alum rock avenue so be careful and take your time as you're heading into the city we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge under 13 minutes for your drive times coming down pretty are here earlier now we're starting to see conditions start to clear up a little bit. but the ridge is certainly getting the brunt of the rain right now you can see people can barely see on their commute as they head across towards the peninsula 15 minutes for your drive time we had an early-morning accident. they're on onto westbound again look at the richmond sandra fell commu

and now, of course, they're urging people to start conserving now kron four's yulia 7 is live from theanta clara valley water district with more chilly. >> yeah. they're saying to start preparing for that next. the drought. they say that the latest evidence of a looming drought is in the most recent snow survey in the sierra which showed that the snowpack is only 63 percent of the average for this time of year. so the snow pack determines the water flow to the reservoir downstream. and it provides 30% of the state's water this all comes after 2 years below average rainfall here in the bay area. the valley water which provides water to parts of santa clara county county issued a statement earlier this month saying that the next drought is already on our doorsteps and that the statement also said that during drought water prices can soar a drought. emergency has not been declared yet, but the state officials say be prepared. >> it's been very dry both this year and last year. if you go back to the previous water year and that people should start to plan accordingly if conditions continue

really since it was shuc down because of covid crawford's yulia 7 on the story for us this morning livecisco with what we can now enjoy once again. good morning. l a. >> yes. good morning. james. yeah. and it is really nice you know, i know that out. contrast has been shut down basically for a whole year. really the jailhouse has been shut down for a whole year because they were open for a little while between last year august and then up until maybe december. but even in that time all you could do is just walk around the island. you couldn't go into the actual jail house and you could do that today, which is really nice and exciting, but they are doing some changes just to make sure that, you know, everyone is still covid safe. >> so, you know, right. where were you just some and where video right now. but the whole part where you line up to get into even on to onto the ferry. they call that the safe entry point and guests and crew like we'll get their temperatures checked and they'll get some screening questions and just trying to make sure that everyone has some asking if you don't h

kron four's yulia 7 live in concord with the details. hi, ali. >> yeah. hi there you can some of the cones already set up here in the parking lot of 6 flags hurricane this is basically where the drive-thru vaccitation site is ad is just basically at the entrance right here in the parking lot. now, take a look at your screen. you can see that the drive-thru site along the water parkway. you must make an appointment in order to get vaccinated at this site said that's a us. and of course the the nice thing is that it's for free. you don't have to pay for anything. he just go ahead and do that now. we told you yesterday the contra costa county is expected to exit expand the vaccination eligibility. i know at present. it's 50 years old and older, but sometime this week it will be 16 years and the cat, the county has been given a solid date yet since the health officials don't know how much of a vaccine supply they will be getting so this is ahead of what governor newson mandated, which marks april 15th the state wide date for vaccination l is eligible a t for

regularly to raise awareness of how sex work is often driven by poverty today he's meeting with the yulia vega from me and marietta hoag in a from the human rights group a salvati they discuss their experiences and planning projects both in germany and abroad after all sex trafficking is a european problem yeah i grew up since 2015 we've been going to eastern europe every year to spend a week travelling round schools and educating the children on what mike is mike in the golden west and in germany in particular. when we ask the students at the beginning how many of them would like to go to germany or switzerland or austria once they finish school 70 percent raise their hand that supports and didn't know now was going on and that's exactly what organized crime networks exploit people's willingness to migrate to escape poverty and a lack of prospects like the floors we can sell but i don't want to i met one woman who had made it to me in complete shock that she didn't know how terrible things are. that's it she said i thought because sex work is legal in germany it can't be anything terribl

yulia 7 is live with more on this in santa clara county. good morning, kelly. >> yeah, good morning, james. so you have these mobile vaccine services will focus on long-term care facilities and in home vaccine deliveries. so fire officials here in santa clara county say that they are coordinating with the county to help get get the vaccines to the people who could not get to the vaccine clinic. they say that this is an essential part of the vaccine efforts across the county. now officials say that will not impact the vaccine clinic at the santa clara county fairgrounds, which is also operated by first responders. so far the county has administered more than 930,000 vaccine doses. and that's according to the county website. and last week county health officials say they expect to receive another 58,000 vaccine doses in the first week of april, this is all mobilizing just in a very timely manner as we mentioned before, april 16th, it's going open up to the younger population 16 and over. so this is like the last push we we could try to get th

and the words yulia han in istanbul and earlier lisa lewis in paris and been his job it in islamabad well it's an interview that's already created shock waves around the world britain's prince harry and his wife meghan unloading on linus inside the world family the couple who have stepped back from official duties and maintain they've been cut off financially had plenty to say and they eagerly awaited sit down with talk show queen oprah winfrey. one stunning revelation follows another in this 2 hour interview being watched by millions meghan describes the hardship and racism she experienced as part of the british royal family the duchess of sussex said there were concerns about how dark the skin color of the couple's son archie would be the british press are having a field day but if that wasn't enough to shock the royals loving nation meghan also revealed thoughts of suicide. prime minister boris johnson refused to be drawn. so i've spent a long time not commenting on iraq family matters and i don't intend to depart from that today many see parallels to harry smother princess diana

them outline hasn't been seen they're still looking for the animal but crawford's yulia 7 is is therewoodside where the attack happened and you only let us know what happened. >> well, i just i just got off the phone with the sheriff's department. the mateo sheriff's department told me that it was an australian cattle dog. >> that got attack and that maybe possibly had survived attack. it's still a little unclear whether it. >> the dog survived or not, but definitely got damaged. pretty bad. let me show you a map of where this all happened. like i said, i'm in woodside over on raymond. i'm drive marvel oaks drive right there in that intersection. so within this neighborhood that it happened actually the owner heard a ruckus went to his back door and saw his neck in the mouth of a mountain lion. of course he screamed for his wife. she got into a car, drove the car into the and the and the backyard space and scared the mountain lion off and they said they were going to take the dog to the vet. so this is why it's a little unclear whether the dog died were not in this attack. but deputie

we have kron four's, yulia sevens live out there in alameda county at the fairgrounds with more.yeah, good morning, james. yeah. the alameda county fair is hosting its first ever grab and stay fair food fest. at the alameda county fairgrounds. and you can see already the tent and tables and some of the stands out there. ready now vendors will be offering up. some of the classic fair favorites like corn dogs, chew dolls. funnel cake. one of my favorites for either an outdoor dining or takeout experience. we spoke to the vice president of business development for the county fair. and this is what he had to say. >> you know, last year weren't able to have a fair due to the pandemic. our vendors. you know, obviously small businesses weren't able to come out and give our community the food that they love so much and so really there businesses are shut down. so this is just a great way for us to bring them together and for the community to enjoy the number one reason they come to the fair, which is our fair food. >> now the event will be from 11:00am to 08:00pm. now let's go over to oa