it's a benefit to california? you are not proposing any type of means. >> weme do think there is a amines and fit analysis. we think here amines california has chosen as well tailored to the end. >> well tailored not narrowly terry tailored is the standard quick. >> that term narrowly tailoring can mean many i things in many context. so under exacting scrutiny and then your honors hypothetical with a significant burden, there would be ans necessary means and fit. >> understand you think it is satisfied we look to alternatives to see what other less restrictive alternatives might be available that doesn't mean you choose the least but we consider other alternatives quick. >> yes it would be relevant consideration? that the state is acting that the means are sufficiently tailored. >> so with 250 organizations filing briefs with the disclosure mandate is that enough for the facia challenge? how many wouldld it take? >> so for the facia and validation but even the most liberal the challenger has to show a substantial

host: california republican doug >> california republican joins us after two pieces of legislation focused on passports. what were those bills bewo quick. >> one is focused onie transporn transportation. i have a belief you shouldn't be discriminated against cause you don't have a vaccine past, in order to use airlines, amtrak, whatever. even the biden administration has backed away from the initial flurry of publicity about vaccine passports and the requirement of them. the second bill would not segregate people from doing business -- going into stores or theaters or whatever the business might be without having to produce a vaccine passport. host: that no vaccine passport act and they keep vaccines voluntary act. you may want to look those up. you mentioned the biden administration and what they have been saying about vaccine passports. this is jen psaki, questioned about vaccine passports. [video clip] >> a federally organized vaccine passport of some kind, would the president lean more on listening to people have raised objections of privacy? sec. psaki: the have been lots of questions

california puede hacerlo opuesto. presentadora: y esto es muy importante porque creo que no vemos cada cuatro aÑos o cada dos aÑos. un poco de confusiÓn especialmente en nuestras comunidades. >> es muy confuso, yo por cierto he votado desde los 18 aÑos. mis padres son inmigrantes, y yo nacÍ aquÍ pero siempre me estÁn pidiendo apoyo para entender quÉ estÁ pasando con las medidas y los candidatos. esto puede servir para simplificar los sistema. presentadora: somos muchos los que tenemos que actuar de sus padres, tÍos tambiÉn entender el proceso y esa participaciÓn cÍvica que es fundamental en este paÍs muchÍsimas gracias por explicarnos, que las constantes. >> gracias por la invitació"n. presentador: era un riesgo que se tenÍa que asumir. hablamos sobre el efecto que ha tenido la pandemia en la educaciÓn. ♪ presentador: la mayorÍa de expertos estÁn de acuerdo en una cosa. la pandemia nueva favorecido indignada a nuestros niÑos. hay niÑos que se distrae muy fÁcilmente en casa mirando una pantalla

california contends there were 10. the district court found five based on the testimony of the state's lead auditor, auditor since 1988, had been the lead auditor since 2001, was designated as california's witness on this critical subject matter and he, in his experience, justice alito, had used it once. where he served. the town is the most they could get to. i would commend to the court the relevant excerpts at this point. you can see the testimony, americans for prosperity foundation appendix 37. justice: california says that on this record you haven't shown an entitlement to succeed on an as applied challenge. what do you understand california to demand you prove that you have not already proved? attorney: i don't know, justice alito, what you could possibly ask the charity to prove. they had expert testimony, testimony from their officers. they had instances of horrific threats and violence, including death threats directed at the organizations or their proxies. and what california contemplates for an as applied c

twenty million administered doses in the state of california. and four million administered doses under the more important equity metric. those two milestones, let's put it in perspective, are significant. we have administered more doses than all but five nations in the world. the state of california that 20 million mark represents over 7 million more doses than any other state in the country. that 4 million on the equity mark, to me, as i noted is more important and significant. this state set a commitment and goal of providing upwards of 40% of all our first doses and providing them under an equity metric, in order to deliver on the cause of equity. we still have a lot of work to do in that space. we are mindful of that. but that four million mark is as important as the 20 million mark. and today we have formally passed that. so what does that mean? it means a number of things. we are seeing death rates, mortality rates go down. we are seeing case rates stabilize. we had the lowest case rates in the united states of america. over a 7-day perio

givengr that california district like 1621, the california 22 california 23 are so dependent, i was wondering if by agribusiness and big gag stays out of the argument and what they want. every time this issue comes up, egg, is nervous and in june of 2019, the white house dispatch secretary purdue, two california 16 reassured that ice is not going after farm workers according to what the sun newspaper said predict it seemed that they would not stand on the fence and taken issue. lamalfa: thank you for that tom. it sounds like you're probably the central valley their work egg labors are desperately needed. and cemetery pretty was trying to keep the solutions following. lashley member of the group called the farm work modernization act and that is one that will help provide and keep what we have in the country and the problem is so much of the country relies on it that is come here illegally from the agriculture. i'm a strong advocate for strong border continuing to build the fence. have a staff personnel that we need to protect the border and coming in does not have authorization. in the situat

california dreaming where would take a look at the issues threatening the california dream pick today we look at the golden state economiceconomicecn resilience. >> i grew up here. i have always wanted a pizzeria. we were slated to open last summer in 2020. we all got rocked with the pandemic. >> it is really important is look at the state of california today to keep in mind we are in the middle of a pandemic induced recession. we are seeing the trees and we really need to be looking at the forest. throughout california's history there have been booms and busts going all the way back to the era of the goldrush. then there was the agriculture best in california was a producer californians are going to reinvent their economy. >> california and san francisco in particular we took a strong aggressive stance on covid. for san francisco that has turned out to be for the positive. from the health perspectiveheale catastrophic from an economic perspective. we estimate that about 50% of small businesses were shattered whether they were temporarily shuttered or permanently closed is still to be

wildfires throughout california. >> water has always been a battle in california, we depend on this year, we depend on the rockies for water in california. and, during climate change, almost every single model, the american model, that we look at, shows the climate of california is going to be drier. we will have periods of very heavy rain, with atmospheric rivers, flooding, filling reservoirs, but overall, the climate models show drought. less water, for california, and that is going to be a major problem in this state. whether is it the only reason for these intense wildfires, a great majority of our forest has died when we don't get in a precipitation, the trees don't get the water they need. they become stressed or weekend, and their natural ability to resist pestilence is suppressed. then, when you have a natural process that comes along, it starts natural wildfires, the prolific spread is exacerbated by the fact that the great percentage of the forest is already dead. >> we used to have somebody areas burned frequently in the past, and lightning strikes can cause indigenous body. b

atención, california. ahora hay un nuevo fondo federal de 3 mil millones de dólares para ayudar a más personas a pagar su seguro médico - sin importar sus ingresos. eso significa que andrés y teresa ahora pagan $700 menos cada mes. sara obtuvo cobertura integral por solo $1 al mes. y la familia navarro está pagando menos de $100 al mes. revisa ahora para ver tu nuevo precio más bajo. cuanto antes te inscribas, más ahorrarás. solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. leÓn: la situaciÓn con los menores migrantes que cruzan acompaÑados a estados unidos no ha mejorado en la frontera. muchos siguen a la espera de saber cuÁndo van a regresar con susfamiliares. mientras tanto, organizaciones pro inmigrantes hace lo posible para que no le falten los servicios mÁs bÁsicos. andrea gonzÁlez, tiene la siguiente entrevista con estos temas tan importantes. andrea: incluido tres en california, san diego, long beach, ¿quÉ sanaciÓn de las organizaciones para ayudarlos y cuÁl es el futu

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california leaders are weighing in on the possibility of a spring surge. this comes after the cdc director is warning of impending doom with. >> covid-19 cases increasing all across the country. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now. line alive in explains. if it's likely to happen here. ashley. >> yeah, vicki and grant. california is now tracking 7 different strains of covid-19 and has excitement grows over that expanded vaccine eligibility. the governor is urging caution. >> that was not the time despite the ball now is not the time. to and now it's mission accomplished with one of the lowest covid-19 positivity rates in the country and more than 80 million vaccine doses distributed california leaders say they see a bright light up ahead. but there is a lingering concern these variants having an impact on transmission. >> in states large and small state leaders say california seeing several cases of 4 concerning variants of covid-19, including 854 cases of the uk variant 35 brazilian 10 south african and about 9,300 cases of the west coa

you are from california, a border state. what is your view on what we've seen over the last few months, the rise of migrants at the u.s. border? guest: i am headed to the u.s. border today to check out the situation in the rio grande valley. we have seen an increase in migration to the united states. it started in the prior administration and continued into this administration. i will be going to check out the situation. we have a difference, one with care and compassion and one closing off the border to anybody, even those who qualify under our immigration asylum laws to apply for asylum. host: we have seen reporting on some of the impacts of that at the texas-mexico border and the new mexico-mexico border. have about south of los angeles? what has been the impact in your area? have you felt it yet? guest: i was able to go to san diego on the border when the administration started to process those waiting in mexico under the weight in mexico program. that was very orderly, people were tested, people were told when to come t

california has prepared for a complete reopening june. 15th. that's when california officials plan to get rid of the color-coded tier system for reopening our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live to explain why and what this means moving forward, ashley was the criteria that we need to means. >> yes. and as well, this will all depend on california's ability to maintain these ultra-low covid-19 hospitalization and transmission rates. governor newsom administration is confident with that expected vaccine supply and distribution. reopening is a reality very soon. >> california leaders announced tuesday. they will toss the state's reopening rule book and allow all counties to resume all activities without state mandated restrictions june 15th california has been using its blueprint for reopening for 31 weeks and will use it for another 8 and a half state health officials say they chose june 15th expecting hospitalization and transmission rates to remain low in vaccination rates to rise. the date falls. 2 months after the state ma

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you know, california has a land border with baja, california. there are 1 million people in tijuana. there's 1 million people in ensenada. they are not vaccinated to the extent we are vaccinated, and we need to pay attention to those populations. i grew up in san diego. i can assure you that is a continuous population, ensenada to santa barbara. we have to be helping out there. the other place that i pay attention to is canada.is canad. you know, while the borders have been close in all of those things, you know, there's something going on in ontario. there is a big surge in ontario. and it may parallel what's going on in michigan. as you know, there are a couple of land borders between canada and michigan, windsor, by detroit. i don't think people are going back and forth, but it's sort of interesting to see, what we are seeing in kind of the upper midwest, canada seen as well at the same time. those are a couple of places i pay attention to. the other thing to see is that the uk is at a huge drop off in cases. they have a strategy where they t

coming up, a bill to legalize psychedelic drugs from california. it's making its way through the legislature. >> what critics are saying versus the argument that can help people with mental problems. a bill that would legalize owning or sharing psychedelic drugs in california. this is now. >> passed a senate committee. if approved it would allow the use of drugs including mushrooms, alice tea or ecstasy for combat veterans. also people with undiagnosed addictions and mental illness u.s. senator scott wiener says the fda has classified some psychedelics as breakthrough treatments for those conditions. but this measure is also facing a lot of criticism. >> this is a behavioral health issue and that there's a social economic correlation between drug each drug addiction. x why are we spending our time writing us city criminalize something. first and foremost before we come up with a technique or a tactic that would solve underlying issues in the first place. >> that stacking allen, who is president of the international faith based coalition and she arg

twenty million administered doses in the state of california. and four million administered doses under the more important equity metric. those two milestones, let's put it in perspective, are significant. we have administered more doses than all but five nations in the world. the state of california that 20 million mark represents over 7 million more doses than any other state in the country. that 4 million on the equity mark, to me, as i noted is more important and significant. this state set a commitment and goal of providing upwards of 40% of all our first doses and providing them under an equity metric, in order to deliver on the cause of equity. we still have a lot of work to do in that space. we are mindful of that. but that four million mark is as important as the 20 million mark. and today we have formally passed that. so what does that mean? it means a number of things. we are seeing death rates, mortality rates go down. we are seeing case rates stabilize. we had the lowest case rates in the united states of america. over a 7-day perio

you can see what's happening in your neighborhood across california or around the world. this is the qr code for the kron 4 app. it will take you to your phone's app store. rest is easy now for life. local streaming news. 24 7 kron on is the app you need. >> you'll get up to the minute live update 7 days a week. plus a live crowd force newscast streaming live. both apps are free. the qr code for crown on. we'll take you to your phone's app store so you can download that. keep it here. kron 4 news at 6. we'll be right back. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. house and senate democrats introduced a bill which would expand the number of seats on the supreme court, not everybody's on board. our washington correspondent basil john joins us live tonight on john joins us live tonight on how othe evening. and yes, some democrats say it is time to bring more justices to the supreme court. but republicans and other democrats are not so sure. i have no plans to bring

announcement today from the university of california and california state university systems comes as they prepare to welcome back students for in person learning this fall. good evening. i'm cristina rendon for julie, and i'm frank somerville this new vaccination mandate won't take effect immediately. and ktvu salik savages here now to explain why. alex. yeah it's a bit complicated. frank and kristina this announcement today by the two university systems is expected to affect an estimated one million students and staff members at 33 campuses across california, but it is not quite a done deal. just yet. officials say the formal mandate won't come until one or more of the vaccines gets full approval from the fda. right now, as you know the fizer and madonna vaccines are being given out under an emergency use authorization now. in a statement, the university of california said it already strongly encourages students, faculty and staff to get a vaccination as soon as they are eligible to cal state said it plans to work with its labor unions as well s the student association and academic

vaya con cuidado, california. cuando aprovechamos los abundantes recursos de energía solar y eólica de california, enfrentamos el cambio climático. usa menos energía de 4 a 9 pm para que sigamos brillando. enciendes el auto, y arrancas. enseguida tu teléfono está en tus manos. paras. deberíamos sostener el volante, no el teléfono. es un mundo ocupado, y estamos todos juntos en esto. vaya con cuidado, california. paola: despuÉs de haber sido cerrada la terminal uno del aeropuerto de auckland, abriÓ a las 10 15:00 de la maÑana, luego de que un hombre con un cuchillo se haya hecho una herida en el cuello. la empresa p&g tiene cargos penales por el incendio de 2019, el incendio calcinado alrededor de 7000 millas cuadradas, el incendio fue causado por un cable elÉctrico que se rompiÓ debido a los fuertes vientos. " aceptamos el hallazgo, sin embargo, no creemos que hubo algÚn problema, seguimos comprometidos para trabajar sobre el riesgo de los incendios forestales" el equipo de noticias univisiÓn 14, re

attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >> can you hear wedding bells? well, a lot of people are brides and grooms are pulling out their wedding checklists again starting today indoor private events such as weddings can resume in california kron 4 sanaz talked private event expert today about the do's and don'ts under california's latest reopening plan. >> it's been a long time coming under california's newly released health guidelines as of april 15th indoor private events including weddings are back in action. people are ready to celebrate. they want to get out there. they want to hav

for 3% of california's forest lands. the federal government is responsible for more than 50% nonetheless, last year as california was going through its worst fire season ever, the trump administration continued cutting federal forestry and fire budgets. nine out of 10, that was the public. don't no, that. and probably have them won't even believe that. well, the but administration says it knows it and believes it and they will do far far better. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. you know, with such a dry year, we could expect maybe perhaps a busy wildfire season this year. tom frank you so much. yeah, well, the mayor of windsor, accused of sexually assaulting at least four women coming up next details of the allegations and the calls for him to step down. well, starting next week, you will have to show your vaccine card to attend certain events up. next we'll talk to a legal expert about the problems this could create and a few spots hitting the 70 degree mark and even a little bit above that. this afternoon, we'll talk tempe

only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >> tougher emission standards could be coming. that barred california from setting its own car pollution standards. the epa granted california a waiver allowing the state to set its own rules. under california standard, cars were required to get morethan 54 miles to the gallon by the year 2025. the trump administration's requirement was 37 miles per gallon. >>> the pandemic has been hard on everyone. for parents there's an extra layer of caring for our kids during this tumultuous time. they felt a lot of the tension dealing with home, work and kids. >> as we start to emerge from the pandemic what are you seeing as some of the main challenges that parents are running into? >> there are still a lot of decisions families are making. there's a lot that's gone into let's make kids feel like they're back to normal. what has happened is a lot of parents have not prioritized their own needs. i think trying to balance and negotiate that. i'm encouraging parents to

we bought the buses went to arcadia, california, arcadia, california the home of the santa anita horse race track. my family is fortunate we lived on the parking lot of santa anita horse race track. i say fortunate because my grandparents live in the horse stables and as much as i love my grandparents, i hate it to go visit them because of the stench of the prior tenants the horses. today, this is the home of the east-west players about a 200 seat theater. here. we have visual communication center here and the arts. so this is three businesses in one since it's a national historic landmark. they cannot remove the cross up on the church building. so this is not a church anymore, but this is originally a christian church. that started in 1917 and built this church in 1922. okay, this sculptures dedicated to japanese town today. there's about three japan town or japanese town left in the united states prior to world war ii we had over 40 japan towns throughout the west coast, but during world war ii the war relocation authorities suggested that the japanese do not congregate into little t

solo en covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. presentador: nueve de cada 10 autobuses en estados unidos o son escolares y la inmensa mayorÍa usan disel. esto no sÓlo contamina nuestroambiente sino la salud. hay una propuesta ambiciosa para que sÓlo tengamos autobuses que ya no contaminen. reportera: 25 millones de niÑos estÁn expuestos a la contaminaciÓn de aire a travÉs de los autobuses, este problema ha generado ollas reacciones en la casa blanca con el presidente y la vicepresidenta visitando fabricantes de autobuses elÉctricos el senador de california junto otros legisladores presentaron la ley de viajes limpios para niÑos>> creo que es una gran oportunidad y me recuerdo cuando yo era estudiante en la escuela de primaria y secundaria viajando en estos autobuses escolares me recuerdo de ono oro de la contaminaciÓn de los autobuses que tiene un impacto no sÓlo en el medio ambiente sino en nuestra salud sabiendo la importancia de invertir en la infraestructura en este paÍs, la priorid

latest drought monitor revealed 99% of california is abnormally dry. 93% of california is under some form of drought and 35% of california is under an extreme drought. and anytime we see drought conditions like this it's an area for concern which could lead to an early start to the fire season. hopefully we get rain the second half of aim. for now the seven-day forecast plenty of sunshine and a warmup in san francisco as well heading into monday and tuesday. we are talking upper series for san francisco. how about your inland temperatures reaching those possible 80s tomorrow and into monday. so great week to really go outside and enjoy the outdoors. i will have a closer look at the alameda county and the latest snowpack in the 578 5:00 hour. back to you. >> thank you.ir quality and the snowpack in the 578 5:00 hour. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we remember those bare shelves at the beginning. pandemic. why climate change could force a bigger shortage in the future. what a north bay woman is trying to do about that next. >> at the beginning of the pandemic a lot of people in the uni

you see, they live in california and keeping their vacation in california supports our small businesses and communities. which means that beautiful baby gherkin atop this charcuterie masterpiece is like another brick in the rebuilding of our economy. job well done friends. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >>> right now at 6:30, new perspective in the death of mario gonzalez. the case drawing national attention. the attorney for the officers now on leaving is speaking out about the deadly encounter, why she believes that video does not tell the entire story. >> and the hesitancy among vaccine holdsouts when it comes to getting their shots. what it could mean for controlling future outbreaks. thanks for being with us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the officer for the three officers involved in the death of a 26-year-old man is asking people to not rush to judgment. >> bob redell is live outside police headquarters in alameda. what is he saying

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we are live in central california where dr. jill biden california where dr. jill biden spent the it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay to have questions: everyone deserves answers. i'm wary that there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worried, or both. it's alright for it to take whatever it takes for you to be ready. hi mom, ready for your shot? yes, i've been waiting for this day. we just got what? vaccinated. we just got vaccinated! let's get you there. let's get to immunity. when i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture, i waited to get treated. thought surgery was my only option. but then i found out about nonsurgical treatments. it was a total game changer. learn more about the condition at factsonhand.com >>> on the fifththe fifththe fih president kamala harris will be in oakland. on tuesday she will travel to chicago before returning to washington. >>> today, president joe biden pitched a $2 trillion infrastructure plan that calls for spending billions on new roads and bridges, n

the california dream. the entertainment content that is made here in the state of california is all over the world. it doesn't just entertain people all over the world. it educates them. and inspires them. it is such an important part and legacy of our state. it is really cool we are. californians are known to be by and large crlarge crlarge crlar inclusive. i think it kind of represents those cultural values that are such a big part of our state. >> hollywood is a major employer in the l.a. region and across the state of california. that is one of the reasons they are having concerns about runway productions. toronto, new york, new orleans and other places across the country. i think it is really important for us to reclaim and to double down on hollywood and really capitalize off of the the the t some of the benefits of being associated with a diverse workplace. of course, as california goes, increasingly that is where the rest of the nation is headed. >> entertainment production is a very important part

southern california is a problem for governor newsom. as lonnie said, this went across the board, 1.6 million people signed all over the state, and in the bay area, a lot of it fueled by the pandemic as we know, at this point, newsom has to appeal to his base voters, to democratic voters, and hope they turn out in november in big numbers. >> just how much peril is newsom really in right now? i want to get both of your thoughts on this because you said, when this started, california had rising covid cases, schools were closed, people were mad, vaccines were scarce and now we had some of the best covid rates in the country, many schools, businesses were back, sports are back. vaccines are much easier to get. lonnie, i will start with you, how much peril if he actually in here? >> i think that depends on two things. one is, how effective the backers of the recall can make a concise case against newsom between now and when the election will happen this fall. there's a long time to go. remember when gray davis got recalled, when we were this

usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. paola: el 15 de abril finalmente se ampliÓ la elegibilidad para la vacunaciÓn para las personas mayores de 16 aÑos en california. veamos la desea que representa conseguir una cita. reportera: en el primer dÍa de elegibilidad para personas de 16 aÑos o mÁs en california, buscamos conseguir una cita. nos—el proceso entrando a la pÁgina web. >> no hay citas disponibles en este momento. reportera: despuÉs de mÁs de 20 minutos buscando una cita en cualquiera de los nueve condados. >> el problema que estoy viendo es que las citas estÁn llenas. reportera: no lo logramos. decidimos intentarlo vÍa telefÓnica llamando al 18334224255, donde a pocos minutos despuÉs de solicitar un representante en espaÑol, alguien respondiÓ. intentamos hacer una cita en el condado santa clara diciendo que trabajo en el condado alameda. no habÍa citas disponibles en ninguno de los dos. esta vez pidiendo citas para otros condados hasta intentar todas las combinaciones del Área de la bahÍa. >> te

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she goes on to say this isn't the california we know this is gavin newsom is california where he orders us to stay home but goes out to dinner with his lobbyist friends. julie haener describes herself as economically conservative and socially liberal. she is a lifelong epublican. any time we have the celebrities in prominent celebrities entering the race, they can help generate media coverage and that could bring some unpredictability and the 2003 california recall election more than 130 candidates ran a crowded field can improve the odds for long shot candidates. we only need a plurality of the vote, so you know someone with. you know, 40, or even less than that, theoretically, percent of the vote could actually win if there's lots of candidates on the ballot general was an initial supporter of president donald trump, but later criticized him for his anti transgender policies. mr trump's former campaign manager, bread par scale is also working with generous campaign, the lgbt q advocacy organization equality california responded to jenner's candidacy this morning, saying caitlyn jenner

attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. >>> now two hours special series california dreaming. we examine the issues threatening the california dream and the people working to keep the people the dream alive. >> what do tech giants have in common? they were all created in california. justin dorsey shows leaving, access will >> the story of california's one a risktakers. they tried when no one else was willing to try. technology has been a red basket in silicon valley and throughout the state of california. you can find the largest brands, google to apple to facebook to cisco and newer co

usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. reportero: millones de californianos esperan el estÍmulo econÓmico, maribel lÓpez, saliÓ a las calles para escuchar los contribuyentes. maribel: la presencia de josÉ, en ese puesto de naranjas es continua. >> es una responsabilidad, debemos trabajar. en la casa no llega nada, hay que salir a buscar en la calle. maribel: no es la Única responsabilidad que se echa a los hombres, cumple con su deber como contribuyente, en este 2021 recibiÓ un dinero que no esperaba. >> me llegÓ el de 1000 $, el de 600 $ y el de 1400 $. maribel: la pregunta es, cuando llegarÍa el dinero faltante? >> ¿que hago? ¿dÓnde averiguo? siempre los referimos a la pÁgina web del estado de california, donde actualiza la informaciÓn, dejando saber cuÁndo pueden recibir esto. maribel: visitamos la pÁgina de impuestos de california, donde dice que este serÁ enviado 45 dÍas despuÉs de efectuar el pago. >> hay que tener esperanza, paciencia para poder esperarlo, con todo lo que estÁ pasando es natural

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what about fully vaccinated. 19% of california. dr. anthony fauci says herd immunity is between 75% and 85%. that's anyone with immunity either by having covid or getting the vaccine. >>> it turns out the bay area is doing better than that. at least half the people in several counties have gotten at least one dose. marin leading the way with 61%. napa and contra kos to over 50%. san francisco at 50% today. santa clara county is the farthest behind coming in at 40%. now the oakland coliseums mass vaccination site will stay open but with a few tweaks. the governor confirmed what we first reported last night, that the site will not close on sunday as originally planned. the state and the county will take over running that site, but fema will keep open. the site will stay open for at least the next four weeks. so if you are looking to book your vaccine, we have a helpful resource. it is called planyourvaccine.com. enter your state, your age, your occupation on the website. it will give you information about where you can go to get that sho

covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com. >>> right now, millions more will be eligible for a vaccine in one hour. is there enough vaccine to go around? what we've learned about supply and demand in your county. >>> and if you're with to start searching for an appointment, you'll want to hear this. why staying up late could put you at the front of the line. >>> also, firing back. an unusual lawsuit filed by a san francisco school board member. what she's asking for and why. >> thanks for joining us. we begin with breaking news. for the third time in three weeks, a deadly shooting this time at an office building in southern california. at least four people are dead including a child. this happened late this afternoon in the city of orange near disneyland. police updated us within the past hour. officers arrived at the scene as shots were being fired. they found four bodies and exchanged fire with the gunman. two people including the gunman are in critical condition. no word if the gunman knew his v

Úsala menos de 4 a 9 pm y protege california para las generaciones futuras. ramÓn: los dueÑos de restaurantes de los condados de san francisco y alameda ppodrÍan recibir hasta $3500 para contrarrestar las pÉrdidas causadas por la pandemia. se trata de recursos que no tendrÁn que regresar, solicitar esta ayuda es muy sencillo. para recibir estos fondos debe demostrar que ha perdido el 20% o mÁs en ventas y no debe tener mÁs de 50 empleados. una pequeÑa empresaria nos cuenta cÓmo fue afectada econÓmicamente por la pandemia. >> en mi caso, yo perdÍ el 95% del negocio de un dÍa para el otro se fue todo lo que tenÍamos. nos quedamos en nada, todo cerrado fue una angustia muy fuerte. ramÓn: segÚn la fundaciÓn de restaurantes de california casi 1,000,000 de personas perdieron su empleo california y 110,000 restaurantes en el paÍs cerraron sus puertas para siempre. es decir uno de cada seis. a partir de hoy la agencia federal para el manejo de emergencias fema, comenzara el programa de asistencia para reembolsar los gastos fÚnebres a consecuencia de

and southern california area. because of that, southern california could be the area that loses a seat. we will see. >> liz, thank you. >>> the people who want to recall windsor's mayor took a key step, today. that's ahead. >>> companies are finding it hard to hire essential workers, some are offering bonuses to attract new help. >>> there is another headache involving the edd, one woman is flagged for fraud, are seven on your side team will get the answer. >>> we have a cool start to attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to

ya lo verÁ usted en "al punto california". ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ leÓn: varios distritos escolares en california ya ha abierto sus salones de clases para estudiar desde kinder a primaria, lo han hecho con todas las medias de protecciÓn posible. permitiendo los pares tener a sus hijos estudiando desde casas y asÍ lo desean, si asÍ lo prefieren. el de long beach es hasta la fecha el distrito escolar mÁs grande que ha vuelto a los salones de clase, nos acompaÑa robert garcÍa, alcalde de long beach. alcalde, gracias por estar con nosotros. dÉjeme preguntarle, ¿cuÁl fue la clave para abrir las escuelas? gobernador robert garcÍa: los profesores, los estudiantes lo que busca es que estÉn seguros, lo importante es que estÉn con su vacuna. todos los profesores que trabajan en las escuelas ya tiene las dos vacunas, ellos sienten que pueden estar en las escuelas, se sienten con buena salud, tambiÉn las familias que mandan a sus hijos a las escuelas sepan que todos los que trabajan en las escuelas tiene las dos vacunas. leÓn: asÍ que los maestros recibieron las vacunas con suficiente tiempo de a

however, they will only be able to schedule petitions within the state of california. the news coming a week after the health department announced a limited number of fans can also return to the stand. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, complaints customers double charged buying a tesla, how the company is not responding. >>> well-known animal expert check and asked to step away from public life. - [narratotor] grubhubub perks s give you d deals on allll the food d that makekes you boogogie. (upbeat t music) get ththe food youou love with pererks from-m- - [crorowd] grubhub. - - grub what t you lovev. >>> tesla reportedly refunded customers double charged for new vehicle purchases this year. according to cnbc, the duplicate charges were made on purchases at the end of the first quarter. cmc reports it took about a week for the refunds to come through. test also reportedly paid for overdraft fees incurred as a result of the ever. customers have a $200 credit to use at the online store. we reached out to tesla for comment this evening but have not heard back now. >>> animal and

there were more people moving out of california and then into california. -- than into california. >> do we have our next caller? i'm sorry, go ahead. >> he asked about how close california was. i can tell you there are 430 five seats. if you continue down the rankings, california was at number 441. that is about six steps down from gaining the next seats. >> thank you. do we have our next caller? >> 40/29 news, your line is open. >> i am not sure if you can answer the specifics. i am calling about arkansas and oklahoma, states in the south, states next to texas who have seen an increase in population. have you seen data about growth in those states, why they haven't received congressional seats and why they haven't lost any either? >> i will pass this over to our demographic experts. >> in terms of why a state has not gained or lost a seat, it depends on the population distribution for any given --. if the population in relation to the other states hasn't changed, they will not gain or lose a seat. >> thank you for that. do we have our next caller? >> politico, your line is open. >>

>>> se calcula que california en unos 40,000 millones de dólares en presupuesto aquí piden que se le otorgue un monto de esa cantidad alejandra quesada explica más >>>... y de pronto se ve en la calle con su esposa ya que la vivienda fue demolida es una bendición para nosotros no nos alcanzaba para la renta dices y paga el 30 por ciento de su ingreso lo demás es subsidiado por el estado para comprar hoteles y moteles y remodelar la vivienda accesible desde las 13 ciudades más grandes del estado donde también y demás personas sin hogar quieren expandir esto pidiéndole al gobernador patrón 1000 millones de dólares al año >>> creemos que el accidente solo 40,000 millones de dólares y queremos que gaste la mitad el problema más grande dinero bien gastado se calcula que la cuarta parte de las personas sin hogar en california más de 160 lentes para quienes y lo que buscamos es flexibilidad y que el alcalde ya que dicen que además de la construcción de viviendas requieren fondos para operación y mantenimiento para identificar las causas como problemas de salud mental y se es

mÁs de 10 millones de personas ya fueron completamente vacunadas en california. el doctor fauci declarÓ que te tomarÁn medidas para renovar la vacunaciÓn con johnson & johnson. doctor fauci dijo que es una decisiÓn que hay que tomar en conjunto con el cdc y la fda. mÁs de 7 millones de personas vacunadas con johnson & johnson. el portavoz del distrito escolar de oakland dijo que las escuelas suministrarÁn informaciÓn sobre el regreso a clases. el stipe informÓ que planea abrir sus aulas completamente en otoÑo. —— el distrito informÓ que planea abrir sus aulas completamente en otoÑo. los conciertos, funciones de teatros ya estÁn permitidos en nuestra Área. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportera: con guitarra y acordeÓn, hoy celebraban. >> muy contento. muchas ganas de trabajar. queremos alegrar al pÚblico. queremos dar gracias a dios que volvemos a la normalidad poco a poco. aquÍ nos ocupa la persona y nos dan una gratificaciÓn. nos contratan para un evento en la casa. reportera: luego de retirarse por la pandemia. >> estÁbamos respetando las leyes del

that makes a big impact when it comes to california's water supply. so let's take a look at the updated numbers. the four largest reservoirs are currently at 72% of capacity of historical averages. as far as the sierra snow pack, only about 46% of average. that is definitely below what we're supposed to be at right now for this time of year. so we're hoping to at least get a little bit of rain in the sierra on the 14th, but for now the seven-day forecast here in san jose, things are only going to get warmer heading into monday, tuesday and wednesday. check out these inland temperatures, nearing those 80s, possibly even going to hit the 80-degree mark on monday. tuesday into wednesday, we will stick to the mid 70s and things cool off slightly heading into next weekend. so spring certainly here with all of that sunshine, but morning cloud cover. i'll send it back to you. >> thanks very much. >>> a hidden city hidden no more. take a look at this. the major discovery in egypt that has archeologists stunned. we'll show you. people were afraid i was contagi