her name is emma. this is all according to pleasant hill police that she went missing from her home in pleasant hill near vesting road and gary, road around 1230, today. she is 4 feet 9 inches and 80 pounds and was last seen wearing gray camouflage joggers and a gray long sleeve shirts. here's a closer look now at the location where emma went missing. you can see the area on geary boulevard near pleasant hill road just north of main street. it's not that far from lark. the park and the palos verdes shopping mall. again, if anyone has information about where emma information about where emma maybe. please call plus a garden fresh salad drizzled with our signature italian dressing or four homemade soups to choose from plus, fresh out of the oven breadsticks our famous never ending first course is so good you might just forget you still have chicken alfredo to look forward to enjoy never ending soup or salad and breadsticks on us, before every meal only at olive garden we're all family here. someday, look

host: we are joyed to next by "politico" budget and appropriations reporter caitlin emma to talk about the $1.5 trillion discretionary spending plan. good morning. guest: good morning. host: this is just called the discretionary budget, but what else makes up the rest of the president's budget and how much is that grand total expected to be? guest: what we saw released last week was what you called the discretionary spending request. that would be for fiscal 2022, which begins on october 1. essentially, discretionary spending only makes up a third of the total federal budget. so, this is funding for all federal agencies, for all domestic programs, non-defense programs, in addition to the pentagon. this does not encompass the full federal budget, like i said it is about $1.5 trillion in this request, but in addition to that you have mandatory spending on programs like medicare and social security, tax proposals -- all that is a supposedly forthcoming in the coming weeks from the white house, may be month, but for now they released this request for federal agencies so congressional appro

ktvu is emma gossip here now she spoke with the ceos of two companies behind them. and emma. they're not calling these vaccine passports, right, julie? they're essentially did well, medical records that you can access on your phone and one ceo said, because they're not issued by the federal government. there's no reason to call them passports. the san francisco giants are pitching something new to fully vaccinated fans separate seating just for them. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens up. you know all of our social distance pods or choose and fours but somebody wants to come with eight people in the vaccination section. they can you'll view the game just as well from the pod seating, but one key difference in the vaccination section is sitting among strangers more like it used to be. stanford university and the uc and csu's. systems plan to require proof of vaccination when students returned to campus in the fall, giving rise to situations or having a digital vaccination record easily accessible on your phone could come in handy. san francis

first of all, welcome back and congratulations to you and emma on baby jesse. we can't wait to hear more. we will see a little bit more of that in "one more thing" if we can hang on for that treat. as you return here is another one of the stories and this one seems like possibly a tragic accident in terms of wanting the taser, but getting the gun, but now he has died. >> jesse: the office stir totally choked and pulled the wrong weapon and daunte wright is dead and did not deserve to die like that. it's a horrible tragedy. i think that everybody needs to know the facts of this case first. the officer was female, white, her partner was a black male, and daunte wright half white half black. he was pulled over for expired tags and had warrants. he had warrants for misdemeanor selling drugs, disorderly conduct. he had another case in the summer involving fleeing and carrying a pistol without a permanent and had just caught a charge about six weeks ago for an aggravated robbery which he was let out with no bail just on his own reconnaissance. so when he was pulled o

goss is here now and emma. that statement means that the j and j vaccine will soon be available again here in the bay area. yes. julie johnson and johnson shots will be back in the bay area soon, but not as soon as tomorrow in san francisco. the department of public health says they'll bring back j and j shots once they have updated vaccine information across all of their vaccine sites. nine health officers from across the bay area agree the johnson and johnson vaccine is safe and effective, and health care providers should resume administering it. in a joint statement from the bay area health officers released sunday. regional health leaders stated that the risk of the rare blood clotting disorder is extremely low. the cdc confirmed 15 cases among eight million doses administered in the u. s. dr fauci on abc s this week said resuming the vaccine after the pause proves it's been double checked for safety. we can now say, you know, we take this. very seriously. we've looked at it. now. let's get back and get peo

burkey is out of a coma and off a ventilator >> emma was in very bad shape, but she's been improving slowly and steadily >> reporter: tonight, with the risks rare, j&j has support from the nation's top doctors. the question now, does the public have the same confidence? >> so miguel, what happens now? when would shots actually resume? >> reporter: well, lester, the cdc and fda just gave the all-clear to lift that pause a short time ago. now that that's happened, it's up to vaccination centers across the country to roll out the vaccine to those who want it lester >> all right miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> the number of americans who have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine is now over 137 million. covid, however, still a serious threat, leaving over 38,000 currently hospitalized as more attention now turns to vaccinating children, our stephanie gosk tells us about something called parent hesitancy. >> reporter: it is likely a matter of time before children are eligible for the covid vaccine. will their parents be ready to vaccinate them would you consider yourself an anti-

life force tonight, emma. thank you. our coverage of the allegations against dominic for poli continues on our website ktvu .com. you can find the latest developments there. all right there on our home page. now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. people who are 16 and older cannot book of vaccine appointment in alameda county. there was no formal announcement. but according to the alameda county public health department's website, those who are 16 and older canal book appointments by using my turn dot cia dot gov. by thursday, everyone 16 and older will be eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine statewide. today was the last day that the federal government oversaw operations at that mass vaccine clinic in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum. the government will no longer provide vaccine doses there, but the clinic will remain open. starting tomorrow operations will be handled by officials from alameda and contra costa counties, as well as the state. that means anyone 16 and older who lives in contra costa

frank my gosh, life force tonight, emma. thank you, the former mayor of sebastian paul was facing sexual assault charges against children. robert jacob was arrested yesterday at his home and is currently being held without bail at sonoma county jail. investigators say the alleged assaults happened between december of 2019 through march of this year. robert jacob is 44 years old. was booked on five felony charges and a misdemeanor and emotional vigil was held in rodeo tonight to remember an 11 year old girl who was found dead with bruises and burns on her body. her father and stepmother have now been arrested. ktvu is azenith smith joins us now with how community members showed their support for the girl's mother as that, well, julie, the girl's father was given sole custody years ago. the mother filled with regret. but an anger known once this young girl to be for gotten. didn't heartbroken mother of 11 year old on a ideas could barely hold it together, surrounded by a few dozen people hoping to shed light on the young girl'

julie emma. thank you, the contra costa county sheriff's office is now investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another person wounded. the sheriff's office says the shooting happened on appian way and la paloma road in elsa bronte around a 40 last night. one of the victims 25 year old ajanta kennedy of pittsburgh. was pronounced dead at the scene. the second victim was taken to the hospital and is now in critical condition. investigators have not given any information on a suspect. we have some updated information information now on a homicide in hayward. that happened yesterday. but what he say they now have a suspect in custody. police say the body of a woman was found covered in blood yesterday afternoon near b street and walk ins not far from city hall. least told us the woman had been stabbed to death. authorities are not releasing the name of the victim or the suspect was say the two knew each other coming up here. a wrongful death lawsuit on the peninsula after a 23 year old

i want to bring in libeertas, emma phillips. some wonder how the land ever milk and honey become the land of homeless camps and so many people living day-to-day. >> to answer your question the government is too large for their own good for anybody's good. it is difficult for people to find a good paying job in california because of regulations and burden that government puts on businesses, when businesses leave for states like texas, tennessee, florida, they take opportunities and jobs with them. also in the last year the government shut down so many restaurants and entertainment businesses that employed so many people in that city, and this is a government problem. now they're trying to come in with a government solution. when you talk about homelessness especially, this is a crisis of people not being able to find housing that they can afford. now what does the city have to do with that? well, for starters they're the ones who make the rules on what kinds of housing can go up and where. if you have ever looked into those zonin

saphier, emma, why was it important for you to take part in this? >> it was important for mow take part because i want kids to get vaccinated against covid so we can reach herd immunity. brian: whether a kinds of effect did you have on both shots. >> i didn't have many effect i had a sore arm and i was tired and a slight fever but that was it. brian: you drove four hours from home for the follow-up. dr. saphier, were you surprised by the results 100 percent effective in this study? >> well, brian, emma-kate is a very strong and brave young woman. a lot of her peers are going to thank her. i'm not surprised by the results of the study. not surprising. the inmy know biology of adolescent similar to young adults which is why we expected to see similar efficacy as well as side effects emma-kate just laid out. when it goes to the deescalation trial in the younger populations, they will have to move slower as younger children tend to respond a bit differently. the big question i have, are mainly in the younger children as a majority of cases of the multii

. >> in many ways emma they have more maintenance requirements on the aircraft that has been in storage or is in storage then we do if the aircraft is out actively flying. >> they are spending 1000 hours to revive just one plane here. part of their work includes federally mandated inspections of the boeing 737. it is the world's most popular airliner. american alone part 300 of them because of the pandemic. the faa says the planes sitting idle could cause a critical valve to fail risking catastrophic dual engine power loss in flight. >> all of the things that could have been negatively impacted by the fact that it was parked have been analyzed, addressed, and resolved. and so i can assure you 110% that these aircraft are safe, and they are ready to fly. >> reporter: planes have been stored exclusively outside for months on end and crews came out here about every 10 days to check things like the engine, uncover them and fire them up and also check the landing gear, the tires and the brakes. about 100 planes were stored out here at the peak of the pandemic but now there are only a few lef

kate views emma gosh, his karen emma. those companies don't want to call these vaccine passports. why not? that's right, frank, different companies and healthcare providers are offering a digital version off the paper car that has a vaccination record, but because they're not government issued, they don't want to call them passports. the san francisco giants are pitching something new to fully vaccinated fans separate seating just for them. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens up, you know, all of our social distance pods or choose and fours, but somebody wants to come with eight people in the vaccination section that can you'll view the game just as well from the pod seating. but one key difference in the vaccination section is sitting among strangers more like it used to be. it's a step in the right direction, and it may be an incentive for folks to get vaccinated. stanford university and the uc and csu systems plan to require proof of vaccination when students returned to campus in the fall, giving rise to situations or having a digital vaccinat

ktvu is emma gosta. now, with more on this developing story, and emma, you just got an update minutes ago from the police there in fremont? yes frank and julie fremont. police say they were pursuing a suspect. they identified him in the hotel parking lot and released police canines. the suspect drew his gun, and that's when officers fired at him. the suspect had an outstanding felony warrant, and police have been surveilling the area earlier in the day. no officers were injured and. the people in the hotel were able to go in and out undisturbed, very concerned that we have individuals out there in our society that one of take on and kill our police officers. that's the concern. woman who was in the parking lot of the hyatt place hotel, operating her persian food truck, said she heard three gunshots and then saw at least six fremont police officers exit their unmarked vehicles and run direction, she said their cars have been parked at the hotel for quite a while. i asked one of the gentlemen as a did you

yeah that that's very, very cool there, emma. obviously it was so difficult for you and so many others to go from 100. of guest today. tol you know, essentially zero. how have you been able to hang on? who well, it's through the graceful donations and everybody out there in the public. we're losing $150,000 a month with our doors closed. we not only miss our visitors and connecting with them, but by donating and visiting and behind stuff. there are store you are funding the care of not only the animals that call lindsay home. over 60 individuals but the over 5000 hospital patients we get in every single year, so fortunately, our community has always rally behind us and supported us and we're just excited to open the doors back up welcome everyone back in. yeah and i'm sure peoplebe e to go once again. you mentioned about the hospital during this time has remained open. what is the caseload been like, oh, man. well, it hasn't stopped, in fact, some months or even seeing peace. jin's come in at a greater number then they have befor

but the 80s will be fewer and farther between emma we will take a look at that and have more details on our dwindling rain chances for next week coming up in a few minutes. >>> tonight, baseball is back and so are the fans for the first time in over a year heard the giants and the a's hitting the field for opening day heard we've got live team coverage of the a's home opener beginning with andrea nakano. and more on what it was like for the fans out there. >> reporter: there was nothing but excitement as the gates opened today. fans rushed into the coliseum for the first time since the wild-card loss to the astros in 2019. these fans could not wait another minute. marina neuman was one of the first ones online. >> i feel like life has really been put on hold. >> reporter: the lot only opened an hour and a half before game time, and for the first time in 38 years, dana morgan had to change her game day routine. >> i'd be out here since 8:30 in the morning. >> reporter: at 6:07 it was finally time to step inside the coliseum. seats, some that are still covered in cobwebs, welcomed fans

her picture emma was last seen near vesting road and gary road around 12 30 this afternoon. she is 49. new ways of £80. she was last seen wearing great camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt, the circumstances of her disappearance are still unclear. in minneapolis. funeral services were held today for dante. right, right was the 20 year old man who was shot and killed by a poli officer who claims she for a tad fan has more on how family friends and civil rights leaders all paid their respects. acts nor god that this would not just be a moment in time, but this would be a seed that we will see the ford nous of justice and emotional funeral for 20 rolled dante right in minneapolis just days after the city celebrated a guilty verdict in the death of george floyd. it is the right thing to do. it is the right thing to do to stand up for our children. it is the right thing to do to speak up for our children, family, friends and community. leaders gathered with shilo temple on thursday. just say their goodbyes. also in attendance. relatives of george floyd and other

maria: all right, emma. great to talk with you. thanks so much. emma kerr joining us. >> thank you so much. maria: we will take a break. when we come back, not leaving the comforts of home, why more millennials are staying put in their childed rooms, it's all making a buzz this morning. we'll tell you about it next. stay with us. ♪ i'm going to soak up the sun. ♪ i'm going to tell everyone to lighten up. ♪ i had saved up some money and then found the home of my dreams. but, my home of my dreams needed some work. sofi was the first lender that even offered a personal loan, and i didn't even know that was an option. the personal loan let us renovate our single family house into a multi-unit home. ♪ and i get to live in this beautiful house, with this beautiful kitchen, and it's all thanks to sofi. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, and it's all thanks to sofi. jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last t

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emma get our own disappointing self water. we help people get food if they are hungry, you know? that's our most ultimate jesus thing of all cranky anxious disciples you all seem very crazy to me right now. you are all like when doing takeover, lord? and then he says why don't you all go to the beach, someone will bring in a hall of fish and eat a little. we'll talk ladle may bid this afternoon. so do these temporal things. all over the world the main thing that we do is that we see children. we keep it simple. it is a nightmare it's not as bad as it was six weeks ago. [laughter] too nice to name names. it is infinitely better the resurrection before very lives in the last six weeks. and it is happening. it is happening. we know people to say it can't be done to get out of the way of the people who are doing it. like your boy, your child, this whole generation. you know what, you should definitely be nicer to us, we are sorry. >> we are sorry. we will get out of your way. there's one idea and that it first it stressed me out and then it made me feel so comforted. it is very simpl

su madre emma falleciÓ a los 86 aÑos en el hospital de guayaquil, su cuerpo fue cremado, y sus cenizas entregadas a su hija, elsa. borja: pasados 10 meses le informan que su madre estaba en la lista de sepultados en un cementerio. tenemos en vivo a elsa maldonado desde guayaquil, para que nos cuente su historia, que estÁ acompaÑada de un abogado. vamos a comenzar con c, doÑa elsa. ¿cuÁl fue su reacciÓn cuando la persona que le llamo le comunica que su madre estaba sepultada? por lo tanto, las cenizas que tenÍa en la casa no eran de ella. >> me puse triste, por el momento en el que me entregaron las cenizas tuve el presentimiento de que no era mi mamÁ. carolina: ¿quÉ le han dicho las autoridades? ¿saben de quiÉn son las cenizas que tenÍa en su casa pensando que eran las de su madre? >> no sabemos quiÉn es la persona que estÁ en las cenizas. las autoridades nos dijeron que el cadÁver de mi mami estÁ enterrado en el cementerio parque de la paz, en aurora de guayaquil. borja: ¿quÉ harÁ usted con esa se cenizas que no sabe de quiÉnes son? >> las vamos a devolver mediant

as you probably noticed there, emma stone is teaming up with another oscar-winning emma. that's emma thompson playing her arch rival. a former cruella, glenn close on the board as executive producer. the queen of mean "cruella" makes her grand debut in theaters on disney plus may 28th. >>> also some news on neil diamond. in 2019 the grammy winner announced his life and music would be turned into a broadway musical and this morning, we're happy to tell you the production has announced "diamond show" will make its world premiere in boston for a limited four-week engagement next june at the emerson colonial theater. "a beautiful noise" is the name of the play. it will tell the story of his life set to some of the greatest hits from his five-decade career. after the boston shows, the plan is to open right here on broadway and you know what, it's so good, so good, so good. yeah. >>> finally, we want you to meet a pocket-size inspiration who used her little voice for big change. as part of a class project on how to write a pervasive letter 7-year-old kamryn gardner wrote to old

emma crandall awarded $200,000. here she is accepting that check. she was selected to receive the naval rotc scholarship. plans to attend university of san diego which four years costs $200,000. after that she hopes to officer in the navy. congratulations. >> yeah. good deal. u.s. navy has combat ship named after oakland. here's a look in the ship a couple days ago. but the u.s.s. oakland was commissioned in oakland. and because of the pandemic it was live streamed. this is the third ship to bear the name oakland. this is fast and agile and designed to operate near the show but also capable of being in the open ocean. the ship's home port will be in san diego. we'll be back in a moment. >>> and finally tonight u.k. berkeley welcomed some new furry friends today. >> today was hatch today for falcon chicks. here they are. they say the falcon live on top of the campus. momma bird laid the eggs in march. streaming online so people can watch the miracle of life without disturbing the animals. very well done. beautiful pictures too. thanks for watching. n

reporting live and my gosh, ktvu fox two news, those big news, emma will continue to watch and hopefully our case rates and vaccine rates go up in our case rates go down. thanks so much for that report. all those states continue to slowly reopening vaccinations are at a record high health officials are warning of a possible fourth wave, mostly due to covid-19 variants. reporter david lee miller has more from new york city. more than 160 million shots have been administered and the covid vaccination program is still expanding, and today fox news has confirmed president biden will move up his deadline for states to make all adults eligible, saying it should happen by april. 19th not may 1st as originally planned, but it's not clear if that's an achievable goal, with many areas still reporting a shortage of doses were so close. to coming to the end of this virus. we think it would be a shame that they stop it right now. we don't have enough thinks that scene's about a third of adults have now received at least one shot. but case numbers continue to rise. the cdc says the spike is being driv

in the neighborhood tell us a police dog and a drone or part of the search and one point, emma is four ft nine inches and weighs about £80. she was last seen wearing gray camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt. if you see here you are asked to call 911. attorneys for the danville police officer who was charged yesterday in the deadly shooting of a mentally ill man say they will vigorously defend him. officer andrew hall is facing charges of voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of vladimir arbor, aleta in to arrange his surrender. they also said in a statement that the decision to file charges against hall seems quote, suspect and overtly political. they say that initially holes use of force. was deemed justified in the south bay. someone hacked the valley transportation authority over the weekend, and vita is now hiring a cybersecurity expert to investigate the crime are south bay reporter jesse gary is here now, jessie. what was the point of hacking into the vita and didn't have any impact on writers? frank vt. officials has not been impacted by this hacking, b

did the x-men not cast her as the new emma frost because she would make an insanely good emma frost [ bleep ] she did get snubbed. also, i can't believe they actually found a way to get outraged about trees you can't win with these people. they used to accuse the left of hugging trees. now they accuse the left of cancelling trees you know who actually tried to cancel trees the once-ler, a character created by dr. suess, who fox news claims has also been canceled but wait a second, books are made from trees. so by fox logic, does that mean dr. suess tried to cancel trees by writing books about saving trees? if you pose that question to brian kilmeade, he'll short circuit like an android in a sci-fi movie, though honestly, you'd get the same result from a denny's placemat maze. he's supposed to get all the way over there from all the way over here republicans have taken their supposed cancel culture obsession so far, they're actually proposing real legislation about it they want to use the power of the state to cancel speech or activism they don't like for example, yesterday, senators t

i have -- emma paralegal who was worked for offices -- i am a paralegal. if the law says pay a $25 fine for a speeding ticket, that is not a republican or democratic law. that is the law. changing the law is what the legislature is for. you are talking about credibility on the court. in four years we have a republican president and he decides we need four more. the democrat after that decides we need four more. this goes on in for an item. ruth bader ginsburg was against it. every justice was against it. my uncle was a judge. he was an avowed republican who never let that influence his opinion. you say you want to balance it. caller: -- guest: the caller raised the example of a parking ticket. that is black and white. some statutes are pretty clear-cut. but a lot of them are not, especially when it comes to constitutional interpretation. questions around do process and the 14th amendment are questions that people on both sides of the clinical spectrum have raging debates about that have lasted for decades. the matter of constitutional interpretation is som

. >> emma? emma? >> what? >> i got accepted. >> and then, another email came that said she'd received a full scholarship to attend harvard. perhaps inspired by her congressman who brought her to the last state of the union she said i plan to run for congress and then to run for office to become president of the united states. crazy, some may say. not a bit crazy and i ask you to remember when you go into the voting booth some day and see the name elizabeth esteban on the ballot please remember that you met her here tonight on "the last word" and joining us now this year's valedictorian at desert mirage high school, elizabeth esteban, now a member of the harvard class of 2025. elizabeth, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we are really glad you're here. what did it feel like when you got that email with that acceptance to harvard? >> i felt every emotion because i wasn't expecting it. i was expecting a rejection letter and when i saw in bold letters congratulations it meant the world to me. >> and then

good afternoon emma claudine senator are thunder. padilla will be at the oakland coliseum at 2 45 discussing the. anticipated expansion of vaccine eligibility for california's 16 years and older, which will take place on april 15th, which is next thursday, however, coincidently the place that he that will not be administering those vaccines for the newly eligible because fema had planned to only keep the coliseum as a mass vaccination site for eight weeks, and that term is coming to an end on sunday, the coliseum administers about 42,000 vaccines a week more. the 30,000 weekly doses, alameda county administers. fema says it's appropriate to close this site, which gets vaccines from the federal government, because soon the state will be getting thousands of more doses. if they don't arrive on time. however alameda county supervisors worry there may be a vaccine supply shortage. was the extra vaccine and the staffing that really helped us out. on friday, alameda county supervisors sent letters to fema requesting at least an additional

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i'm a gossip 41st live, emma. thank you so much. meantime, in the south bay woman who uses a wheelchair, has died after she was hit by a car that immediately drove away. from the scene. she was in the crosswalk in moderate highway and cutting her avenue late last night, when a white mercedes cls hitter medics took her to a hospital where she died. this is saying is the 10th traffic call them. big announcement today from california health leaders, indoor concerts and theater performances will be allowed to resume in just two weeks, but with some conditions and if you're itching for change of scenery, you may want to hear this. the cdc is loosening some of its travel guidelines, details ahead. the low clouds are back. the onshore breeze and temperatures fell off by 10 even 15 degrees this afternoon with additional cooling for the weekend. better details after the break. aunt. and theater. pen resume in california on april 15th. that is the same day they coronavirus vaccine eligibilityh officials said this afternoon that the number of

emma. thank you. here's a look now. at the latest numbers, the seven day positivity rate has dropped to 1.3% in california. more than 28 million vaccinations have been given right now. 36% of the eligible population is fully vaccinated and about 20% is partially vaccinated. data from the cdc says more than five million americans have skipped out on their second dose of the fizer and madonna vaccine as nearly 8% of those who received their first shot, saying they're not going to get their second shot, and that trend is concerning health experts who say the second dose dramatically increases someone's immunity to the virus. highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spreads this virus. you're not even likely to be a symptomatically infected. it doesn't mean it's 100, but it is extremely unlikely. across the united states. some vaccination sites are struggling to fill appointments as most americans who wanted a vaccine have already gotten one and because of the shrinking demand, there are now growing calls for the

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but emma in pleasant hill has been found. now to another big story we're following tonight cleanup in the east bay after looters damaged at least for businesses overnight. 3 of the businesses we're in the city of oakland. police officers say could have been a lot worse. kron 4 sleep. reports police credit social media for giving them a heads up and placing a large police presence at others suspected targets. >> emeryville police are investigating the damage caused by leaders wednesday night. gamestop on holly street was targeted. the looters smashed out last and pried open the door to get inside stealing merchandise. one 18 year-old man was arrested burglary charges but it's believed dozens of people were involved. the san leandro police department says the group behind the looting started the night in their city after an unsuccessful attempt to burglarize faith. their center. he didn't always home, says crime analysts monitored the group's communication through social media about 20 drivers and 100 people on bikes. they took

unfortunately, emma is the one in a million here. last week regulators paused the use of the johnson & johnson vaccine pending an investigation of the six reported cases of possible side effects out of the nearly 7 million doses given. >> the risk of adverse effects from this vaccine is so small compared to many other medical interventions that we take for granted every day. >> reporter: according to a new poll, most americans say pausing the vaccine was the right call and one in five people say they're still unlikely to get a covid shot. that's a similar percentage to polls from back in january. >> we know the groups that are at the highest rates of vaccine hesitancy, whether that's political groups, age groups or minority groups, and we really need to target those individuals. >> reporter: this morning even burkey's family is urging americans to get vaccinated. >> they are 100% in favor of people getting vaccinated. in fact, both of them have been, and they see this as just a one in a million situation. >> reporter: the pause on th

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. >> i said, no, dominic emma we are not doing this. he kept getting closer and closer to me. i was kind of against the wall. and i was -- he rubbed his groin against me, eventually, he put his hand on my pants. >> reporter: she says she broke free, locked herself in the bathroom and called a friend for a ride. she is one of four women who details allegations of sexual assault over a 16 year period against foppoli. none of the women filed police reports. the sheriff's department has opened an investigation into the claims. >> the victims will be treated with the utmost respect. they have been courageous and brave and coming forward. we want to make sure they feel comfortable telling their story, and we can provide them with the services they deserve. >> he does not belong in office. >> reporter: calls for foppoli's resignation are getting louder. tweets from state and local officials, and this letter, signed by eight mayors in sonoma county are all calling for the mayor's resignation. >> do you believe the mayor should resign? >> i mean, it makes sense. at this point, he has l

host: we are joyed to next by "politico" budget and appropriations reporter caitlin emma to talk about the $1.5 trillion discretionary spending plan. good morning. guest: good morning. host: this is just called the discretionary budget, but what else makes up the rest of the president's budget and how much is that grand total expected to be? guest: what we saw released last week was what you called the discretionary spending request. that would be for fiscal 2022, which begins on october 1. essentially, discretionary spending only makes up a third of the total federal budget. so, this is funding for all federal agencies, for all domestic programs, non-defense programs, in addition to the pentagon. this does not encompass the full federal budget, like i said it is about $1.5 trillion in this request, but in addition to that you have mandatory spending on programs like medicare and social security, tax proposals -- all that is a supposedly forthcoming in the coming weeks from the white house, may be month, but for now they released this request for federal agencies so congressional appro

916,000 jobs, and ism number that is off the chart emma pmi's that are off the chart. i guess with real yields, you do not see a movement higher if the inflation case is a sort of holding them down. vivian: i will talk about real yields in the context of the entire rates context, because the entire rates complex is easier to wrap your head around. you could argue that the entire rates complex, including 10-year , breakevens, everything, the whole rates market has taken a very, very long, thoughtful, considerable, drawn out process toward thinking about what the economy was even going to look like when we came out of the pandemic. if you can recall last year, there was this whole period of time after the election were basically nothing was happening in rates. that was the market trying to figure out what the stimulus impact was going to look like, because nobody had any idea. once in january and february hit, it became much clearer, much faster. so that is why you saw the rapid run-up in the treasury yields take place. as for the real rate, what is interesting is you di

i think it was emma watson who gave it a shout out on her platforms online. people were like what is the he for she campaign. an interesting idea, because often times when people talk about women safety, oftentimes the burden is put on women, people go oh, why did you dress like that ladies, or should you have been out at that time. these rape stories, i feel bad for you but what responsibility do you bear. you came out with a completely different idea. he for she. can you explain about that and why you thought this approach could help. >> so before i get into that, the moment for he for she, was that trevor noah was part of an event, than it ban really, really cool, you know, it was like, and become like really, really cool when trevor noah support it. so thank you for doing that, trevor. >> trevor: my pleasure. >> it was really inspired by this african philosophy of ibuntu because i realized there was such a disease in terms of how we look at gender inequality. it was for women lead by women. and men were almost kind of not engaged as much as they could bec

according to the abc7 news vaccine tracker emma 23% of californians are vaccinated. we are lagging behind most of the country. we rank 40 thirst -- 41st among the states in terms of percentage of people vaccinated. we are a big state. we are the most populous. but that can't be the only reason our progress is what are we doing wrong, what are we doing right, and what can we do better? >> i wish i could give you this in three quick sentences. i think we are trying to play catch-up to what is happening in december or january. there were structural issues. there were supply-chain issues. we saw in equitable distribution all over the state. it got complicated. they had to shut down because there wasn't supply. once counties started to figure out how to run their own show, we heard about this plan this p blue shield. i heard from medical experts and county experts across the state who were saying, why do we have to answer this third- party? it is also causing some confusion. one thing i will praise california for, in the beginning, recognizing we have equitable distributi

there was the j and j pause and the bureaucrats came out and said we are fine, we have enough pfizer emma moderna. every single astrazeneca vial should have been out the doors, out the u.s. border doors going to candidate which is completely bungled their covid response but it's going to mexico as well but as robby said it should have been in india about eight or ten days ago we started to see this tremendous spike but it's not just that need it, the essential worker sunny healthcare workers overall, not all of them are fully vaccinated at this point. they are in grave danger like we were at the beginning of the pandemic. here in new york is frighting for those treating covid with no end in sight for this. absolutely they should have been gone like i said well over a week ago. certainly once we knew we had enough without j&j we should've been sharing. >> tim that's a great point of this of the trump administration sitting on a stock pelt like this, it would be a third of the impeachment, it's not receiving the urgency and attention that it deserves. i share robbie's skepticism and outrage

we have low 50s around san francisco, emma and also alameda and brentwood. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. 41 degrees at half moon bay. nothing is going to change no between now and 7:00. 50s to near 60 along the coast today. 65 to 71 at 11:00. 77 to 83, it is one of those days to leave their coat at school. remind them to bring it home. pretty good for your commute weatherwise. there is no small craft advisories today. not nearly as windy as it was yesterday. there are large amounts of pollen in the air. the uv index is high. even the grass pollen is high today. we are going to try to taper those the next couple days as we get deeper into a seabreeze. all right. that's a look at some of the temperatures. we want to take a look at more temperatures around the bay area. this is sponsored by visit california. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my so

of peanuts and popcorn, a welcome change, i always love to hear from you, let me know what you think emma follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley on abc7. we still need hotdogs for ballpark. >> absolutely, 100%. that's going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. thanks for joining us, tonight. >>> for the entire abc news team, we appreciate your time, hope you have a great evening, hope you have a great evening, and that we see you tonight at i'm not sure if there's anything i can say to my family members to convince them to take the covid-19 vaccine. i'm not even sure if i'm convinced. hi darius, i think that people respond more to what we do than what we say. so after looking at all the data and the science about these vaccines, i got the vaccine. and i made sure my mom and dad got the vaccine. because these vaccines are safe. ♪ ♪ walter, did you know geico could save you hundreds on car insurance and a whole lot more? so what are you waiting for? world's strongest man martins licis to help you break down boxes? arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it do

three trials of the vaccine were found to be 100% effective in adolescence, and it's ktvu is emma got reports. this request comes is trials get underway for children five and under. as vaccine eligibility experience to californians, 16 years and older in the coming week on friday, visor and jump started the process for even younger teens, too soon be eligible to i think time is money in terms of immunizing as many members of the population as we can, the vaccine is safe. it's effective. in fact, adolescents have twice as much on embodies neutralizing antibodies in the trials as young adults, so we think that it would be really a good vaccine in this population. stanford university's dr yvonne maldonado has been urging the fda, fizer and other vaccine makers to get these vaccinations out before the fall so as not to interfere with kids getting flu vaccination. in particular for summer, people are going to summer camps. they're going toe, maybe travel and we really want them to be vaccinated possible before school starts just to give that out of cushion of protection. she's expecting to

emma cdc -- he is contradicting his own cbc. "fully vaccinated people can visit other fully vaccinated indoor you can see where the confusion comes from. >> lawrence: it is all over the place but because there is a plan -- listen to the cnn doctor, carol. >> we have a very narrow window, because otherwise if everything is reopened, what is the carrot going to be? how are we going to incentivize people to actually get the vaccine? that is why the cdc and the biden administration needs to come out a lot bolder and say if you are vaccinated, you can do all these things. here are all of these freedoms that you have, because otherwise, people are going to go out and enjoy these freedoms anyway. >> lawrence: yeah, we have your freedoms, you do what we say, and then we will release them to you. until you do that, they are ours, because you gave them to us in the middle of a freaking locked on. karol? >> yeah, absolutely. those freedoms are yours already come and again, if you feel safe, everybody has sort of their own risk calculation.