en california somos el quinto mÁs grande en economÍa en todo el mundo. eso quiere decir que tenemos mucho que hacer . en california gracias a dios tenemos bastantes fondos para agregar los fondos del gobierno federal. tambiÉn te acabas de recuperar de covid—19. la idea del presidente joe biden es de combatirlo a muchos niveles. cuÉntanos un poco de estas perspectivas para nuestro estado y cÓmo nos benefician. >> lo bueno es que quiero gobernador gavin newsom y personas como el alcalde de los Ángeles, todos estÁn listos para estar seguros de que estamos haciendo las cosas de los mÉtodos. eso quiere decir que haremos cosas mÁs diferentes que texas y florida. anduve hablando con mi colega alex farÍas. Él dice que aÚna de los niÑos le hacen la prueba de covid—19 dos veces a la semana. al otro niÑo Él le harÁ el examen cada semana.eso quiere decir que aquÍ en california estamos agregando el sistema para que podamos tener la mejor situaciÓn posible para seguir adelante sobre este tema del covid—19. seguro que sÍ. todos deben de saber. es

out millions of dollars in debt, california. dozens of other states and with the company navient over claims of improper landing and collecting practices. now the it will offer 95 million dollars in restitution for borrowers and cancel more than a billion dollars in private loan debt for borrowers across the country. about 11 million dollars of their direct restitution and 261 million dollars of the private debt cancellation. we'll be in line for californians. >> coming up after the break, what do we have to look forward to or not as we navigate through covid-19. >> and more than 200 doctors taking a stance against joe rogan over his podcast will rogan over his podcast will explain. there are a lot of things in life we want, but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enrollment ends january 31st. when that car hit my motorcycle, even if you've looked before, you should look again.

lee of california and ms. tlaib of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. lee and ms. tlaib will vote nay on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by representative stansbury, i inform the house that representative standsberry will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by ms. barragan of california, mr. blumenauer of oregon and mrm the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from delaware wish to be recognized? >> as the member designated by ms. degette of colorado, i inform the house that ms. degette will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts wish to be recognized? >> as the membe

c headed down into southern california. we've got what's called a cutoff low, just kind of spinning around right now, brought us another beautiful sunset and bring some light showers in the southern california. but these are very light. nothing too heavy. just a few hundreds of an inch precipitation from that and the bay area, lot of clouds moving across our skies are going to see that overnight tonight. but the winds begin to move offshore. we've got some gusty winds in the forecast. we'll talk about that and your quality to coming up in a few minutes. thanks. look forward to that. caltrans is closing part of the cold cut tunnel tonight along highway 24. so maybe some more traffic if you're going eastbound. >> the closures for maintenance work that is set to start at 09:30pm tonight last until about one 30 in the morning. it will be closing eastbound bore one. but the other boards will remain open during that closure. and if you're driving through downtown san francisco, get ready to slow down speed limits are being lowere

gas here in california. yeah, you some doesn't care about the everyday average citizens of this state. he cares about boats. this is just a ploy for the democrats to get good votes, because here in california, there's no voting protection. everybody goes in california even if you're not legally eligible to vote in california because you're not a citizen. i'm people vote here and i think this is just another boy, a california for democrats to, to get down to stay in power and get books. okay, so the recall last year did not work for him. at the same time, do you think it had any effect on his governing style? yes, if you can call it governing, i'm giving you some, you know, he doesn't have, you know, $1000.00 dinners. keith says he keeps his friends businesses open, but yet he tells entire state and other small businesses they need to close. this is more of a dictatorship here in california. rather than than a governorship. gavin newsome and nancy pelosi, they do whatever they want to. whenever they want to,

it's moving into southern california. all the what what's called a cutoff low that spins off the coastline, bring some very light showers in the southern california for us. some high clouds continuing to stream up above. but now we're beginning to see a bit of an offshore wind. and that is going to be the trend overnight tonight that wind really going to kick in, especially over the mountain tops above about 1000 feet or so going to be looking at some gusty winds, maybe some 30 and some 40 mile an hour gusts out there overnight tonight and tomorrow temperatures are cooling off of some drier air moving in. 45 degrees in dublin. now, 43 in the napa valley. 44 in fairfield, 43 degrees in petaluma. so getting chilly in some spots already. high pressure will build into the bay area for tomorrow. that's going to send these storms. they look impressive out there, but they are all rolled over the top of that ridge. at the same time as that ridge builds overhead. we've got low pressure drop in the south and the east of us. so i th

but still, we do have some storm clouds roll in the california but of southern california. that's actually seeing some of those rain drops right now. most of that just a very light moisture moving on through. but the bay area left with just a few high clouds in the beautiful sunset and more of an onshore breeze. kind of kicking in right now. but that wind is going to turn offshore overnight tonight. temperatures right now in the mid 50's around most of the bay area of high pressure trying to sneak in here is that ridge because the bill that area of low pressure or isis going to die for the south and that's going to crank up the winds. give us that offshore flow and some gusty winds developing around the bay area. maybe some 30 40 mile an hour gusts across some of the mountain tops. not so much down below will be a chilly night tonight. overnight lows going to be the 30's and the 40's by day tomorrow should be a nice day. numbers up in the 50's and the 60's around the bay area. but right now looks like we're going to stay dry right through the weekend and well into next week

california adopted new water restrictions. the new rules bad people from watering their lawns for 48 hours after storms bans them from letting their sprinklers run on to the sidewalk. the restrictions could take effect by the end of the month. as we're talking water. we talk weather and a look outside here. this is a live shot at san francisco international her first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. here to tell us what to expect. >> yeah. a lot raindrops, ali behind the moisture in the atmosphere. the fog developing outside now it's in that over san francisco around much of the bay area. but we're going to see some of that real ground fog over the next 24 hours here. temperatures today actually warmed up in san jose that a smidgen of sunshine there got 64 degrees foggy 57 in san francisco in oakland, a 62 degrees in lemore 61 conquered 59 degrees in santa rosa storm clouds south still got some of that lingering in the state right now. just some scattered light showers in far northern california to the main focus of this n

ese es el debate que tenemos en california. leÓn: suena muy necesario, ¿pero quiÉn pagarÁ la cobertura de 40 millones de californianos? ¿cÓmo funciÓn los nÚmeros en esto? >> vamos a proponer un sistema financiero, y ese debate lo vamos a tener separado, aparte de la pÓliza. le vamos a pedir al gobierno federal un weaver para saber cuÁnto va a costar. estamos luchando por eso primero por la policÍa. leÓn: son muchos los intereses en juego. ¿esa realista que se pueda crear un sistema de salud estatal de este calibre con tantos jugadores alrededor del tablero? >> es una lucha, pero todo es posible. lo mismo dijeron del presidente obama, que era imposible a nivel nacional cambiar el sistema mÉdico. ahora en california hemos hecho muchos cambios, incluso darle cuidado mÉdico a personas indocumentadas que califican, a niÑos y adultos. parte del cambio es comenzar ese debate de pÓlizas que nos entregue un cambio al final de este paso. leÓn: harÍa falta aumentar impuestos de forma considerable. ¿estÁ listo el estad

the california department of public health put it in place to put workers on the job as more patients are expected during this omicron surge. >> it is one of the teachers that staged the sick out. more kn95 masks for students and staff. health experts warned us cloth masks aren't going to cut it while stopping the street for omicron. an east bay business donated thousand of masks. eugene lee lives in oak larpd and owns a gravel and roofing business. lee says his company western gravel and roofing supply donated 35,000 masks to front line medical workers. when he heard that oakland unified was waiting on a shipment of kn95 masks lee donated masks which are being handed out to high school students. >> most of our partners have kids and with kids at home you want to make sure that you take care of the people that take care of our kids and it's the administrators and the school district. >> very generous and thoughtful. lee says he also donated 15,000 kn95 masks to the city of oakland. that was him handing out the mask to the oakland fire department. by the way, the district announced the

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i was born in stockton, california. i was born in poverty. i was born with the father incarcerated mother who had me as a teenager. i had underfunded and low performing schools. all of those things usually bury people and lead to negative outcomes in the things people complained about. i realized through not just writing the book but being the city council person and teacher, those things planted something to be able to grow and bloom and tell the truth about who we are as a country and how much further we have to go to make the american dream and promise real for every buddy. >> in your book you talk about the influence of the three women who raised you. as your father was incarcerated. tell us about them. >> i was so lucky and blessed to be raised by my mom, my aunt, and grandmother. they were extraordinary people. my mother has a high school degree and my grandmother and aunt have an associate degree. they really provided a foundation of love and a sense of self-determination and birth. ructure and a demand for and also outstanding matter

california was the last date to open up their schools. republican states opened up their schools well before us. private schools opened up, catholic schools opened up and kids did not get sick and neither did their teachers. they opened up outdoor dining. there was no science behind the length of time that they closed those restaurants. who works in those restaurants? i know, i am in those kitchens every time i am in a restaurant. our folks working those restaurants. they were out of a job, they got sick to a greater extent. many undocumented not get the stimulus that everybody got. there is just a sense -- you and i talked about it last wednesday, that we are invisible to a lot of people, including two democrats. i am a democrat and i think we are much more visible to them that the others, they just use us, but there is no question that both parties need to really take a look, to focus on the issues latinos care about, that working people care about. i started out working with campesinos in the vfw. before i thought about running for any

and here in california . there's been a push to address aging infrastructure here to ktvu tom vacar tells us how many bridges here are considered efficient and what it's going to cost to get them repaired. according to the federal highway administration, california has 1493 bridges classified as structurally deficient. that means 5.8% have at least one key element. the deck superstructure or foundation rated in poor or worse condition. cost to put them in fair or good condition about $12 billion. the big push to repair, refurbish and rehabilitate the bridges began in 2017, the legislature and governor brown enacted sp one, the largest transportation bill in state history. the other key players, public support, raising even more money at the ballot box. the voters of california and the voters of the bay area in particular deserve a lot of credit in the last four years, the number of troubled bridges has steadily decreased by 21% taking 319 bridges off the deficient list. those are your tax dollars at work. and

female judge in northern california. she is calling out america's criminal justice system for racial and nick bias which study after study have revealed. she says courts have regularly punished people of color more severely than white people. she has plenty of ideas on how to fix this. she is now retired and shares her insight in a recent book her honor, my life on the bench, what works, what's broken and how to fix it. she now joins us. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for joining us. >> tell us what was alike being the first and one of the very few female black judges in the region? >> at the time i went on the bench which was the early 1980s, i was the first black female judge in northern california. inc. about that, 1982. today there is a plethora of judges of color and women on tv shows, there are also many more. at the time that i came on there were few people that looked like me and very few women. the concern that i had, and still have, we need to do more, representation on the bench is so important. i mean

we are recycling this plastic in california and using it in california.>> reporter: under the law which was enacted in 2020, all plastic beverage bottles must contain no less an 25% recycled plastic by the year 2025 and no less than 50% by the year 2030. that bill was the first of its kind in the country, now they want to expand that by targeting another product, thermoformed plastic which is frequently used to box strawberries and make cups. >> this is typical for us. these are items that we are working to try to get recycled. right now they are not recyclable. >> reporter: overtime plastic breaks apart in smaller and smaller pieces and until úrecently not much attention wa paid to how it affects human health. that is slowly starting to change. >> my field is emerging contaminants and micro-plastics so i look at contaminants that haven't been regulated yet, but are getting out into the environment.>> reporter: on the shores of the san francisco bay they are trying to measure how much is in the bay. they are not looking for large obvious plastic waste, but rather something that is hard

according to the california lottery, the store will get a $1 million bonus. the winning numbers, why not, 6, 14, 25, 43, 26. the powerball was 17. >> we don't know who the winners are until they come forward. maybe they will want to do an interview with us. maybe not.>> reporter: we will all be back at work tomorrow. >> in california, they don't have the option of staying anonymous, do they? they make i think it has to come out. many people try to hold off on that process. >> a lot of people have a lot of cousins and best friends. [ laughter ] 's>> reporter: they love new best friends, including the three of us. [ laughter ]>> the ski resorts have hit the snow jackpot over the last few weeks. the snow has started to taper off a bit. people have a chance to get up there to base, it this is an 11 foot base of snow. 135 inches. they have 7 of 8 lifts open. they will get more snow on friday. that will send rain toward the bay area. let's look at the big picture pattern. we have high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere, pushing the rain to the north tow

bar began of california, mr. lowenthal of california, mre of wisconsin and mr. molt own of massachusetts, you i inform the house those nine members will record their recognition. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? >> as the member designated by by mr. he canin clause of massachusetts, ms. chu of california, ms. ledger and ms. frankel of florida, i inform the house that the members will record their presence. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from illinois seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. casten, i don't remembered that mr. casten will record his presence. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek seek recognition? >> nows that mr. katko will vote yes and member of mr. kinzinger and i i inform the house that he will vote yes. >> as the member designated by mr. mondaire jones, i inform the house that mr. jones and ms. dan bury will record their presence. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman

, southern california. chrysler local leaders in support of the governor, including represented from caltrans hoping to a five trained by 2024 and the santa clara -- santa clara mayor, lisa gilmore. they could open up additional possibility's and also investments in infrastructure already in the works. >> we are excited to partner with bart on a new major transit connection coming to santa clara. >> budget proposal still needs to go through the state legislature. after that, a revision would be presented before is up -- it is up for final approval engine. >> no other western the united states included is -- has outperformed california in economic growth over the past five years. >> the end of the omicron surge may be in sight. to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metast

. >> a california super bowl one month from now. the big game has not had the west coast since five years ago. talking about why california is the perfect place to host. >> good morning on this friday, january 14. you are watching live. we will start with the forecast. >> dense fog in a lot of spots. this morning, it is thick. dense fog advisory in effect for a lot of us. close to the bay, shoreline, and the north bay. i have not seen fog is widespread in some time, many areas down to zero miles, oakland, san jose, santa rosa and petaluma. zero miles even at sfo. thick fog. san jose, 101. not a lot. a lot of headlights going north, taillights south, and fog early on, but we will break for hazy skies and 50's to 60's this afternoon. >> education is a key part of building a better bay area amid the pandemic. in the east bay, parents and teachers say they are struggling and worried. the west contra costa school district was up into the night talking about how to handle the covid cases there. amy hollyfield is live on what happened -- o

an incredibly common sight across california. historical societies say they mark the his tore call route that connected our state's missions and camino real. for many, they're a reminder of dark times in california history. >> the mission bell represents the destruction and domination of many, many california tribes. >> reporter: these sentiments have brought down bells from santa cruz to san diego. two years ago, gilroy's art commission and the city council approved placing this bell downtown to honor the city's 150th anniversary. a tribe says they only learned this was happening a few months ago, so they wrote a letter urging them to reconsider. >> it represented the death of 100,000 to 150,000 indians that were taken to the missions. and the city council did not reply. >> reporter: today the bell went up. this right here is monterey road, or el camino real. as you can see, the bell was placed just a few feet away from this historical route. and in an area that also features information about the city's history. councilmember m

in california. you have hollywood and california, they can afford it now. wait a couple more years and that state is is failing and it will be times that it bites them. >> emily: harris, we were talking about potentially throwing his hat in the ring for 2024. >> harris: what about the border situation? like i know california has a wall but the border situation in totality. those health care costs will be astronomical when you mix in covid and we know we are incapable because of the number of people following across the border illegally for our people to keep up with the testing. sometimes i get put into quarantine hotels and they leave them. they are fanning out. if those people come up because the green light has been turned on in california like, we will take care of you, and i think tomi makes an interesting point. whether they are going there to vote in the beginning could be one thing but they are certainly going there for resources. and if he turns on the green light, this is where you will fi

the fact that california was able to do that is because we're california. it's because we spent the holidays. dr galley and his team and our office emergency service quite literally at warehouses, reports. airports, making sure. that those tests actually arrived and weren't rerouted in other parts of the country. we yes, competed against the federal government. for those tests. that's not the way things should be this far into the pandemic. i'm not suggesting otherwise. but i'm suggesting we are able to punch above our weight because we're california. in order to continue to punch above our weight. and to address the weights. and the lines. it's sites like this and all over the state of california. we recognize we have to do more. and today we want to lay out with little more detail are $2.7 billion covid plan that i introduced just 48 hours ago to the legislature includes early action. sense of urgency. we introduce the budget months of deliberation. give and take. we don't want to wait months. you ca. folks are frustrated. so we are working, not calling o

subvariant here in california. at least 2 of those cases are in santa clara county kron four's amanda hari spoke with a stanford infectious disease specialist about what we know about this. a variant so far. >> the doctor i spoke to tells me we don't have to be too worried about this. some variant just yet. she says doctors always expected to see mutations of covid-19 just like we see different variations of the flu virus every year. i think what's known is that viruses will mutate. i think we were pretty clear on that from the beginning. and doctors are monitoring a subvariant of omicron be a 2. and we know that there are at least 2 omicron variant's doctor, yvonne maldonado, professor of global health and infectious diseases at stanford university. >> says there's also a ba 3, but so far it's not as worrisome as ba 2 denmark study says ba 2 cases grew. 92 120% faster than ba one, which is the original omicron variant. at this point we haven't seen anything. >> surprising yet. it is still called the variant of int

. >> will show you what happens when a sea lion gets loose on a california freeway. good evening i am elizabeth cook. >>> we begin with breaking news out of san jose. police on a scene of a hit and run that set a pedestrian to the hospital. crash happened in center road about 2 1/2 hours ago. two vehicles were involved in the crash along with a pedestrian. investigators have not described -- provided a description of the vehicle. >>> to the coronavirus outbreak. a record number of children hospitalized with the virus. five states including california are driving the search.>>> ondrea is in nevada with how the virus is impacting the age group that cannot be vaccinated. >> many experts are saying it is not as severe as of the variance but it is still making children, especially under 5, sick enough to be hospitalized. >> from a local experience we are seeing the highest numbers we have seen. >> grace lee says more unvaccinated children with pre- existing conditions are being admitted into hospitals. kids are still not being hospitalized as frequently as adults but dr.

y vanessa ponta en esta idea a las últimas temporadas de incendio en california. >>> los que las aves pueden hacer tratar de volar los alrededores de humo tratar de volar o simplemente atravesaron lo que di de las costas y tal vez una noche y lo que tenemos se mantuvieron y como si fuera poco atraviese la costa oeste de estados unidos de dos tus un reto adicional y donde pueden descansar y conseguir alimentos en los pasados meses las condiciones de sé que esto podría favorecer a la próxima ruta migratoria sin breves especies noticiero telemundo 48. interesante y si tomamos en cuenta la naturaleza de desequilibrio en esa zona >>> interesantísimo de defectos estas no sabemos que emigran gracias que nos enseña precisamente lo que sucede con el que realmente ni sabemos que pasan por región son afectados por este cambio climático generado precisamente que te parece si echamos un vistazo de cosas raras se vio un incidente. que por la noche. que se llama la bala en la por la noche brille espectacular para que vaya disfruta y cayó desafortunadamente en el cráter y murió. así es muy

covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com >>> you need to act like you care about the teachers. >>> now at 11:00, a school district is facing a potential psych out amid the heated debate over safety protocols. >>> the police are on the scene of another deadly hit-and-run. tonight, what we have learned so far? >>> there were individuals chanting, take his gun, kill him with his gun. >> one year after the mob attacked the u.s. capitol, those that survived are reporting on the horror, and where we need to go from here. >>> someone in northern california is holding a winning ticket one of the biggest powerball jackpots in history. where was the lucky winner sold? >>> now at 11:00, and streaming on cbsn bay area live, we have a live look out where 700 teachers and aides called out sick today, and tomorrow could be worse. kpix 5 spoke with teachers that say they have no other choice. >> reporter: of petitions are getting online is calling for a teachers account tomorrow for san francisc

they're not leaving california, i moved myself from california and i can have twice the price of the twice as big house for half the money. and people are moving here in droves. there is construction everywhere and they are bringing their conservative politics or not. how has the slow california migrants changed since the started the pandemic as that had anything to do with people getting out of there? yes, people are really excited about the fact that they can work remotely. and so a lot of them have jobs still in california that they can work remotely. why pay so high of prices for real estate when they can live the dream in texas and far better neighborhood? that is more family friendly and there isn't such, i mean people come here and they, there are in tears because they see the kids out playing. they see the kids in school. whereas in california everybody's been locked down the whole time. is it just a parent democrats? making people uncomfortable in these areas or is it the financial advantages on offer elsewhere? it's both, but i would say that it's really attractive and it's

california's indoor mask mandate will last at least into mid february. so says the state's top health administrator doctor mark ghaly during a teleconference today. he also spoke of concerns regarding hospitals and address the upcoming super bowl in los angeles. for now, that's still on kron four's. dan kerman listened in and joins us live with the details. good evening, dan. good evening, doctor. galley begin his news conference by stating the obvious that omicron is here. he went on to say that. >> many of the things the state has done to tackle covid over the last few years. those things have work. they've put california near the top of how to handle this and that will not be abandoned. that's one of the reasons they are keeping that mask mandate. wearing a mask while in indoor public places will continue at least for a little more than a month. >> and a teleconference wednesday. california secretary of health and human services announced the state is extending its indoor mask mandate, at least through february 15th, at which point they will decide wh

that is impacting who is running for congress here in california. what are some of the interesting races you are watching? >> it really is impacting for a lot of sitting members of congress, we saw this week congressman jerry mcnerney, he is representing contra costa county since 2007, decided not to run again in november for a nice term. i think you are seeing it for members all across the country. democrats who feel like we might lose the house. if you are living in california, you want to be flying across the country every week to serve in the minority. to answer your question, i think it will be in the same places we have seen in california, central valley, orange county, that has not changed from 2018 or 2020. what really has changed is states like texas, other battlegrounds, have continued on a path, especially republican-controlled legislators, of gerrymandering, making sure there is fewer and fewer competitive seats. california might be one of the last battleground left in the nation. i think that is not only good for politics watchers like

vamos a las advertencias que continúan a lo largo y ancho de toda california algunas otorgada por los vientos avisos que van de salida pero otras donde conteo las advertencias mucho cuidado con los vientos por lo menos hasta mañana al mediodía si usted va transitando por la autopista cinco esa densa niebla que se va a presentar hacia el sur de california y los gritos de órganos acerca zonas altas, son bernardino, riverside mucho cuidado allá son los vientos de santa ana pudiera generar incendios í lo que está pasando en california y la ayuda que requiere el estado más en tercera ciudaddel norte zonas de montaña todavía si el norte seguía soplando un poco más para el día domingo mejora la situación se para las siete millas con un fin de semana extraordinario esto para san josé por un poco de viento y noche fría en la región vamos a ver de qué va a suceder donde necesitas y con mucho frío en esta región de mañana sábado por la tarde fue ganó fue liga y ahí se ve las nevadas que está llegando frío brutal el que van a sentir allá precisamente de este juego contra

california . esta semana, el gobernador y legisladores estatales llegaron a un acuerdo para que las compaÑÍas proporcionen hasta dos semanas de baja pagada a empleados que se enfermen por covid o tengan que cuidar a un familiar. vamos a hablar en detalle sobre el alcance de esta propuesta con el asambleÍsta miguel santiago. muchÍsimas gracias por acompaÑarnos. sabemos que para esto falta la firma del gobernador. ¿en cuÁnto tiempo mÁs o menos podrÍamos ver este acuerdo hecho realidad? >> podrÍa realizarse a principios de febrero. aquello que sea muy importante para la gente porque ya tendrÍa 80 horas para cuidar a su familia o si se enferma por covid. presentadora: sobre todo ahora que los contagios estÁn aumentando de una manera vertiginosa. ¿a quÉ control comprobante justificante tendrÁ que presentar los trabajadores? miguel: las primeras 40 horas se le tendrÁ que decir al empleado que tienen un rol mÁs de covid en la casa, uno cree que enseÑar que este verificaciÓn de covid. s

in southern california. we had a system pushed through the pacific northwest. that set the stage for the cooler weather. there is still a bit of cloud cover. no rain but i have some great news. look in our rainy season. it is hazy out there, breezy and gusty winds. temperatures rebound tomorrow afternoon and it will be more mild for the holiday weekend. let's check out the weekend, low to mid 60's. alone more sun after the fog on sunday. mlk day, it will be dry. temperatures will be dropping down, up or 30's to the upper 40's. chillier. you will need to be -- you would to bundle up. hazy skies. six to five in santa rosa, 60 in san francisco. 53 in san jose, livermore, the accuweather 7-day forecast will feature nice-looking weather, gusty in the hills, milder in the afternoon and the mild pattern will take us through the holiday weekend. think it is encouraging to see the changes in our deficit with some of this -- some of the storms that have come through. >> several dozen of the state cannabis growers and

you think that shows california's did a good job -- california did a good job in both policymaking and politics? mindy: i don't think so, necessarily, i think it is just a reflection of our overall politics in this state. and democratic voter registration among latinos, for instance. i will leave it there. gloria: anything to add? cesar: california is disneyland for democrats and latinos. it is a great place. think of other parts of the country. in a way, you have a situation right now that whoever sends the right message, it is open. i remember the midterms in 2018, people told us in focus groups, whenever trump talks, i feel like a slap in the face. he was talking so badly about us, and still got those numbers. it is something too weird, to be honest. the lincoln project, we did stuff about why donald trump did get elected, but he is still out there and still making inroads. you have to understand that if someone with that tone can still get that high number, it is something you have to be careful about. and i would tell immigrants, you have got those guys already in your sites. this

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i'm a snowboarder and i'm from big bear lakes, california. ♪♪ yeah, duct tape wallets. i used to sell. make some gas money, whatever money i needed to go anywhere, do anything. i ended up with like hundreds so i said let's just sell them so that's what we did. >> do you think you can make us a duct tape wallet? >> i can make a card holder. >> lay that down, stick another up on top of it. beal them up. this can be anything you want now. a huge part of our sport is we all kind of think differently and look at stuff differently just from how we've grown up and snowboard. there's not a lot more spins because it's gotten that everyone can do it. it's cool to see some people get creative and do something in a weird way and you're like there's a whole now world of possibilities right there. very christ and fun in that aspect of stuff and avenues are always opening up for more possibilities. >> really amazing to see the stunts that they can pull off. okay. you can watch them ahead of the competition. the stories of how team usa managed to arrive at games going for the gold. the

it makes california way less attractive for the startups that have been a huge part of the california success story for years. reporter: critics worry about the quality and wait times for health care if this passes. what we're seeing residents and businesses leave california no droves because of crime, already high costs. you have to wonder, what are these progressive policymakers thinking, liz? elizabeth: kelly o'grady, thanks for the journalism there. good to see you. welcome back to the show california congressman mike goosier seia. there is that going on in california. the push to provide health care coverage to illegal immigrants. there are issues around that but there is also this, move on to this story. shaun smith, the suspect arrested in pasadena yesterday in brutal stabbing murder of ucla graduate breanna kupfer, he was let out with 1000-dollars cash bail in california, covina, california in fall of 2020. he is being held on two million dollars bail. what is happening here? >> it is unbelievable. if you don't live in california you need to pay attention right now because thi

covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. th caitlin sly of meals covered california. this way to health insurance. on wheels diablo region here on "comunidad del valle." and again, you touched on this a little bit, but covid exacerbated things and more seniors are in need of kind kind of help. caitlin: yeah, we know that covid has had a much larger impact on seniors than any other age group and that really has resulted in more seniors sheltering at home and more isolation, and as a result, more seniors needing our services. in the need for deliver meals of over 40% since the beginning of the pandemic, and we really don't see that need going down anytime soon, especially with the advent of omicron and some of these other variants, so we really rely on the community support to be able to keep up with the need. damian: and you have 40,000 clients in contra costa county alone. that--boy, that's an incredible, unbelievable number of the amount of people that you're serving. caitlin: yeah, well, last

teachers association, the california federation of teachers. they encouraged members to get tests. at the beginning of the school year we heard across the country national organization saying teachers might have been 90% vaccinated. we will work to get you some data we can share with you before we leave and see if our team can get us a stat we can share with area -- share with you. >> i know you would like to see the school-age vaccination rate higher. what are you doing to make it as easy as possible for kids to get their shots if they have not yet? there is a state vaccine mandate for kids too. the deadlines have been extended. what are you doing in that regard? >> we have been doing vaccine clinics, walk-up the next so you do not need. we have done outreach to families. we have done town halls. we get celebrities to speak on it. we get young people to speak on it. at every chance, we support vaccine outreach. we are working on a campaign with group called why wait for million more californians. we are constantly thinking about how we support

cora versus south california. it should be a great game. has a 49ers are hoping for a repeat of the game two weeks ago which punched their ticket to the playoffs. we caught up with fans who are south for the nfc championship. >> 49er fans are faithful to the bay and levi state is home to the faithful. fans hope that they will be the faithful in l.a. when travelers take on the los angeles rams in the nfc championship game. >> red and gold nation come in and turning the stadium read. yo -- red. >> they were in full when the team store opened up. grabbing all of the red gear that they can to be ready for the game this weekend. >> we have nice posters here, a whole lot. i looked out and i had to come down here and get some stuff. >> tickets are selling for this california rivalry renewed. it was not hard to find a few fans who have already locked in their spot on sunday. >> i cannot wait. that is why i'm here, getting maidu jersey -- my new jersey. a ticket is costing more. >> seats are anywhere from around $700 a tic

covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com >>> welcome back. think back to your high school civics lesson. the supreme court matters to all of us. it impacts how we live our lives and many rules about our own body. today the big news. supreme court justice steven breyer is retiring this june. justice breyer a huge part of the bay area, grew up in san francisco, graduated from lowell high school and went to stanford. he is stepping down now after 37 years. he was appointed by president bill clinton. people who work with him say he's always been a consensus builder, always working to bridge divides with his fellow justices. he spoke to his younger brother, u.s. district court judge charles breyer. >> he wanted to make sure the senate and the president had enough time to confirm someone to take that seat effective at the end of the term in june. >> who could replace justice breyer? a few judges are being mentioned as front runners. one of them is right here in california. there's lean

we see it work its way into northern california. we will let ago into the first few days of february. when we look at where we've got measurable rain at least now we are seeing it in your rica and that is an improvement. we were not seeing it get that far south over much of the 3.5 weeks of january. it is nice to see that pattern changing. it doesn't look like a strong enough signal to put rain in the forecast but we increase the clouds going into friday and saturday and we will watch those developing and not just northern california. right now, just clouds by friday with reason to stay on top of the forecast. if you've got outdoor plans next weekend, we will let you know if there is rain likely. >> in the near-term the wind has moved out and the fire hasn't grown all that much . >> the latest report is 1050 acres and that hasn't writes since yesterday at this time. the report has gone down a little. for now, we can take that is good news. >>> san jose has hockey and soccer could it be getting a more unusual stadium? i'm 53, but in

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covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com >>> we are counting down to kick off. less than 3 days until the 49ers take on the cowboys in the playoffs right here on kpix 5. >> the red and gold faithful are ready to root for the team this sunday. we saw some fans already stocking up on playoff gear. we also caught some fans who plan to make their way down to texas for the big game. >> i'm going to the game. i got me a whirlwind seat on the niners side. i'm bringing all of the niners with us, so we will take over that stadium. you can't write it any better than this. the rivalry is there. the time is there. we will ignite a takeover. let's go. >> she's pumps. >> a number one fan. i'm inspired. >>> the 49ers are getting in their last practices before they had to dallas. >> the 49ers will have a walk- through practice tomorrow, then board a plane for dallas with pro bowl left tackle trent williams, who is back at practice today, and pronounced himself good to go. he missed last weekend's game because of an elbow