meanwhile, the cdc says 17% of u.s. adults have now received at least one dose of vaccine. the new york times reports the fda will allow the pfizer vaccine to be stored in regular freezers as opposed to ultra cold conditions. vaccinemakers say they're on track to deliver 600 million doses by july. >> we're now targeting delivery of the second 100 million doses of our vaccine by the end of may, and a third 00 million doses by the end of july, a full two months ahead of schedule. >> in washington, the house is set to vote friday on president biden's $1.9 trillioidef gglings a governor signed a stimulus plan that will provide $600 to eligible individuals and businesses. >> $7.6 billion of direct relief that we're providing today not only helps support small businesses, but supports as the pro tem said some 5.7 million californians with direct stimulus check relief. >> the governor says the plan is to target people and businesses left behind in the last few rounds of stimulus payments. this includes middle and lower income groups. people receiving assistance, t . people receivi

scientists are urging the cdc to change guidelines to get more vulnerable people vaccinated. that includes skipping the second dose. the biden administration could be a step closer to mailing millions of masks. yesterday -- health officials wanted to do the when trump was president but he blocked the idea. don't know the timeline when those masks would be sent out. >>> this morning we are expecting more dramatic testimony into the investigation of the deadly riots at the u.s. capitol. -- will confirm he was never briefed on the threats. here is abc news reporter iq idacci. >> reporter: so far we've heard information of claims arriving too late that could have potentially saved lives and today hearing from even more officials on the ground that deadly day. this morning on the hill. more testimony about the capitol riot. telling congress they were never warned about the waves of insurrectionists. >> we properly planned for a mass demonstration with possible violence what. we got was a military style coordinated assault. >> reporter: a bomb shell report from the fbi, a warning w

we are waiting for potentially new guidance from the cdc about what we should and should not do, what to do if you have been vaccinated or not. michelle what sort of new , guidelines are you expecting? michele: for people who have been fully vaccinated now, we are seeing strong efficacy numbers and the risk that they will be infected and transmitting the infection are very low. while we certainly expect that we will continue to do things like wear masks and social distance, there are other rules that are going to ease up. you don't have to quarantine, if you have been vaccinated you , don't have to stay away from other people if you have been in contact with someone who is infected. we will be able to start having larger gatherings. we will start being able to get back into movie theaters, gyms, restaurants in larger numbers, and a lot of things that have made day-to-day life in the united states and across the world more challenging are going to start easing and that will be happening in the next few weeks. emily: here's the big question, and i know a lot of grandparents and grandchi

. >>> new data from the cdc shows 17% of americans have received at least one dose of the vaccine. individual state vaccination rates vary wildly. alaska leads the way with nearly 27% of adults getting their first shot. california's percentage is about 17.5, ranking us 20th nationwide. you can see how we compare with our vaccine tracker. it is available at abc7news.com. >>> the issue of getting students back to school is so contentious, it's led to a lawsuit in san francisco. today that district votes on a plan that would reopen campuses. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez has been following the vote all day long. this may go on for a while, lyanne. what's the latest? >> oh, the meeting or the issue, dan? well, at this moment, the school board is hearing more about that health and safety plan. and i've been told that it will pass because as you recall, it was approved by both the teachers union and the school board -- sorry, and by the san francisco unified school. both agreed that teachers will return to the classroom with their students when san francisco is in the red tier and t

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some in the medical profession have followed this because it doesn't have recommendation from the cdc which says schools can operate safely if masking and social distancing guidelines are followed. now regardless, this agreement, like i said, is going to pass. but then they still have to approve the number of days and hours for in-person learning. that hasn't happened. the school district has a proposal and the union has a different scenario. now let me clarify this is for pre-k to second grade and elementary school students with a disability. so let's show you what each side wants. a lower demand school means only a few parent are willing to send their kids back. so there is ample room. san francisco unified wants five hours of in-person learning all five days for a total of 25 hours. the union is asking for four half day, meaning only three hours a day of in-person learning, and the fifth day should be a distance learning day for a total of 14 hours a week. so, again, 24 hours versus 14 hours. second graphic, please. a high demand school means many, many families have said they want

a new study by the cdc says that unvaccinated teachers are more likely to spread covid-19 in a school setting than students are the study focused on virus infections in one school district in georgia, with 45 cases among teachers and students and six schools in a school district with 3300, students and staff, researchers say of the people have the coronavirus. they found teachers could spread the virus among themselves and then spread it to the students. doctors have said that schools can reopen, but with the proper safety measures in place, they say. even so, there's still a risk. many schools have opened across the country without vaccinations, and they were able to do so safely. once you have mass once your social distancing the vaccines are one part of the prevention methods, but it's not the saving grace. it's not the holy grail. bc says in person learning with masks and physical distancing should resume and recommends the teachers be vaccinated, but continues to say that doesn't have to happen before schools reopened. well the country has now reached over half a million deaths f

the cdc recommends prioritizing staff at correctional facilities for the vaccine due to the high risk of exposure. >>we'll take a break in i 41. we'll be right back. >>welcome back 9.44 on this tuesday morning about to be a really warm tuesday just around the corner. usually this time of year we're in the upper 50's to low 60's. it's exactly where most of our temperatures at right now, and it's not even 10:00am yet going to get warmer this afternoon mount am right now beautiful clear skies up about we're going to keep the sunshine around today and today easily our warmest of the forecast ahead of us looking outside on radar very quiet picture out there. we are seeing winds picking up aloft now tomorrow a lot of that wind is actually going to make its way down into the bay so tomorrow about to be a windy day after such a warm one today ahead of tomorrow's windy conditions we are looking at wind advisories that take effect tomorrow morning at 10:00am lasting through tomorrow night at 10:00pm that includes upper elevations of the north bay all of the inland east bay, including mountains

not the cdc's website. the dashboard is run by a team of women, most of them are moms. and we spoke to the woman who is running it all from her own home. it's dinnertime at the blauer house where beth blauer lives with her two young children. upstairs is the online classroom and right down the hall is the office where beth is leading a team. a team of data scientists at the johns hopkins coronavirus resource center. >> anytime you see data analyzed or you see a map or chart or a graph, we're powering that. >> reporter: blauer is responsible for all of this. the university's covid dashboard. it's been used around the world to track and understand the coronavirus pandemic for nearly a year now. here's how it works. as americans around the country test positive or end up hospitalized with the virus or get vaccinated, that information gets published by federal, state and local health officials. and then it gets vetted by blauer's team. >> we have a team of researchers that will go to every public website and look and see who's reporting, how they're reporting it, how they'r

the cdc recommends prioritizing staff at correctional facilities for the vaccine because of their high risk of exposure. >>a new more contagious covid variant is hitting the latin x community in fact it's been founded more than 50% of positive tests in the mission district of san francisco. proffers taylor force act that takes a closer look at what's happening. >>now more than ever residents here need to keep their guard up the latino task force says that they're doubling down on education about this variant and how people can protect themselves. >>this story is not always equal when you look at the communities that are hardest hit as giangiacomo of the latino task force explains. >>the story told here at this 24th in mission streets testing site is much different than those around san francisco, we know here are site. >>7580% of the people that we test with 500 tests a day or from you know community we know that on any given day we're capturing 16 to 45% of the city's total positive cases a day of the positive tests in january. >>more than half contained a california west coast varian

pandemic, the agency decided not to move homeless encampments along the freeway, citing guidance from the cdc. >>> many people still out of work, so it is tough to cover essential bills like your electric bill. >> but consumer investigator chris chmura says you might have several chances to get some help. >> liheap, fera, and c.a.r.a. those acronyms might be able to help your family. those alphabet soups might help you keep the lights on. liheap stands for low income home energy assistance program. they may be able to help you with one-time payment of up to $1,000 to cover your electric bill. call the state, 866-675-8673. next there's fera, that stands for family electric rate assistance. pg&e says it can cut your electric bill 18% if you enroll. here's who qualifies. first, you must have a household of three or more. then, your income must fall below a certain level. you can apply on the pg&e website. the application says it takes just five minutes. >>> finally, there's c.a.r.e. it's an acronym, too. it stands for california alternate rates for energy program. pg&e says it offers a discount

the cdc looked at information from eight elementary schools from december 1st to january 22nd. and the agency says in that time about half of the infections were traced back to educators, which means that teachers played a big role in spreading the virus. researchers point out that social distancing was, quote, less than ideal, and that mask use by students was inadequate in several instances. >>> after the pleasanton school board voted to return to in person learning, some say teachers were using zoom time to try to persuade their kids from not returning to the classroom. >> essentially i'll have my desk sort of taped off in an area and i can't really leave that area. >> this is part of a recording from a zoom class last week for students at one high school. on a public facebook page, several parents say at least a few other teachers made similar comments to theireha tir em, th getting the information from the teachers and some of it was maybe not ruled out as positively as i would have liked to see it or know about. >> pleasanton family and students have until tomorrow to dec

the cdc looked at information from eight elementary schools from december 1 through january 22nd in that time about half of the infections were traced back to the educators, which means teachers played a big role in spreading the virus. researchers point out social distancing was less than ideal and mask use by students was inadequate in several instances. >>> some parents in pleasanton say teachers used zoom time to try to discourage students from wanting to return to school. the school board recently votes to inperson learning. abc7 news reporter tells us the district says comments bay few do not reflect the larger effort to reopen schools. >> essentially ail have my desk sort of taped off in an area and i can't really leave that area. >> it seemed an odd tangent in the middle of a friday zoom class for students at one high school. just one day after the local school board voted to return to at least some in person classes. >> if you want to go to school for social reasons, recognize that you absolutely will not have that. there is no question that you are not allowed to interact in an

the cdc recommends prioritizing staff at correctional facilities for the vaccine because of their high risk. >>more contagious covid variant now hitting latin x community been founded more than 50% of positive tests in the mission district of san francisco with kron four's taylor with a closer look. >>now more than ever residents here need to keep their guard up the latino task force says that they're doubling down on education about this variant and how people can protect themselves. >>this story is not always equal when you look at the communities that are hardest hit as giangiacomo of the latino task force explains. >>the story told here at this 24th in mission streets testing site is much different than those around san francisco, we know here are site. >>7580% of the people that we test with 500 tests a day or from you know community we know that on any given day we're capturing 16 to 45% of the city's total positive cases a day of the positive tests in january. >>more than half contained a california west coast varian at this mission district testing site according to 2 new studi

. >>> a new cdc study of schools that have already reopened shows teachers were the key spreaders of the virus. researchers tracked eight georgia elementary schools open in december and january. they counted nine covid clusters. a teacher was identified as the first patient in four of those clusters. eight of them included at least one case of teacher-to-student transmission. another key finding, the schools were spotty in following social distancing rules. >>> right now at 6:00, fighting hate. top leaders today in the bay area county will take an official stand against ongoing attacks on asian americans, lawmakers in san francisco also takingn. we have a live report coming up for you. >> and easing restrictions. the news could come as early as this morning that more indoor businesses in san mateo and marin counties could reopen. news hundreds of restaurant owners are certainly working for. >>> and opening today, help is coming for millions of californians hit hard during the pandemic, including $600 payments. who's getting the check, straight ahead, as the third hour of "today in th

the cdc recommends prioritizing staff at correctional facilities for the vaccine to high-risk exposure. a new more contagious covid variants are spreading across the country and the bay area ucsf researchers are learning more about one mutation discovered on the west coast. that may spread more easily could be deadlier than the uk variant kron four's dan kerman reports a community testing site in san francisco's mission district. >>has yielded some eye opening results. researchers ucsf and the chan zuckerberg hot found more than half of the positive cases discovered there in january or of a west coast variant of covid-19. most concerning though is that the variant is much easier to pass person to person in a given household about a quarter. >>of the people in the house. are likely to get sick if an infected person comes into the house. as part of the household with the variant it's more like a 3rd. >>ucsf biochemistry professor jo durie c there's also co president of the chan zuckerberg hub. he says half of those testing positive. also had no symptoms which means people must remain vig

. >> the cdc believes the uk strain will become the dominant strain in the united states by april. what does that mean? largely nothing. >> reporter: as scientists keep tabs on the virus, dr. anthony fauci appeared in a lecture series tonight. he says the best way to beat the pandemic is with a unified approach. >> we still will have challenges with the variants coming in, and we still need to get the overwhelming majority of the population vaccinated. >> reporter: scientists say that this variant has been detected in 45 states, but 90% of the cases are here in california. liz, back to you. >> all right, thank you. >>> >>> >>> a live look at the state capitol where governor newsom will sign a bill tomorrow to provide $600 relief payments for almost 6 million in california. those eligible for payments include anyone that claimed the earned income tax credit on their tax return. also people who receive assistance through state programs for low income families, and immigrants who earn less than $75,000 a year and file taxes using an individual taxpayer id number. >>> esenharris, d the

. >>> so the data is promising, but both the president and the cdc director are still pleading for americans to mask up, social distance and get vaccinated as soon as possible. be dr. ben gupta now, nbc contributor, affiliate assistant professor at the university of washington doctor, thanks as always cases, hospitalizations, death all going down, thank god. things are looking up, but could this be a mirage are you personally still concerned about the more contagious variants that are potentially causing a spike? >> shep, good evening. you know, cautiously optimistic is what i will say as are most in public healthe varian right now the variants themselves, the ones identifie overseas have not caused the surges that we were expecting potentially by now, although it is perhaps too early to say. number two, i will say, shep we don't have the sequencing capability that fancy laboratory technology that you need to actually see are these variants here maybe we're just not detecting them as often. we don't really know what we don't know or the technology that we lack to really understand the true p

a new cdc study shows school that have already opened show teachers were key spreaders of the virus. researchers tracked eight elementary schools in georgia that opened in december and january. they counted nine covid clusters. a teacher was identified as the first patient in four of those clusters. eight of the nine clusters had at least one case of a teacher to student transmission. another key finding, the schools were spotty and sloppy in following social distancing rules. >>> governor newsome says getting teachers vaccinated is his new priority. in long beach today he says if a majority of teachers can get vaccinated kids can start returning to school. he also gave an update on the vaccine rollout. >> we're getting close to 7 1/2 million people that have received one dose of the vaccination. that's now more than country of israel. there are only a few countries in the world that have vaccinated more people than the state of california. >> the governor says the state has the ability to ramp up vaccinations if we get more doses. >> well, as part of our tribute to black htoth tonig

i've ktvu dot com cristina rendon ktvu fox to use a new study finds from the cdc that teachers are much more likely to spread covid-19 in schools than students. infectious disease expert dr peter chin hong said. previous studies have shown children do not easily spread the virus. many schools have opened across the country without vaccinations, and they were able to do so safely. once you have mass once your social distancing the vaccines are one part of the prevention methods, but it's not the saving grace. it's not the holy grail. doctor jin hyung said he thinks schools can reopen safely without every teacher being vaccinated as long as masks or warn and social distancing is enforced. in san francisco. the school board has had to vote tomorrow on a plan to get students back to class 52,000 public school students have been learning online since last march. frustrated families have begun organizing an informal outdoor classroom in delores park on their own. parents say their kids need the socialization to help them deal with loneliness and isolation and help them keep their grades up. o

there the l a unified school district superintendent says the district has done everything that federal cdc guidelines require for a safe school environment. san francisco's small black owned businesses could be getting a big financial boost, thanks to a significant donation african-american out doors could get loans, better interest free for a year through the city after a contribution from the ceo of the company workday kron four's ella sogomonian is live in the studio with details on how people can apply l a. >>the dari berea here is the owner of new bill barber shop in san francisco and he says that he has had to pay rent through this pandemic like many others so he previously applied for 3 grants but didn't get an answer. now he's hopeful about this renewed opportunity. the san francisco african american chamber of commerce estimates there are nearly 200 black owned businesses throughout the city james white the owner of shoe repair on bush street tells kron 4. >>his business is barely knew he was expecting to make a decent profit in 2020. but when covid-19 hit it was like starting all

the cdc recommends prioritizing staff at correctional facilities for the vaccine. due to high risk exposure. and vaccinations at the moscone center in san francisco will resume this week after nearly 2 week pause the city stopped accepting new appointments at the new mass vaccination site because of a shortage in supply. the site was open for less than 2 weeks before vaccinations stopped so they are scheduled resume on thursday. right now appointments are only offered for frontline health care workers. and san francisco or at least 65 years old for more info on signing up to get the shot for yourself or somebody else we have the links to help you out there on our website. they have all the vaccination clinics throughout the bay area just head to kron 4 dot com. 20 million additional coronavirus vaccine doses could be in the u.s. by the end of next month that will only happen if johnson johnson's vaccine gets the green light from federal regulators. an fda advisory committee is set to meet this coming thursday to vote on whether or not to approve it. >>while the foo

the government and cdc scientists did not have right data. new york state is considered a gateway to other states, they were misled when they were trying to stop and track the spread. so, government health officials were mislead, cuomo has been accused of a pattern of compulsive bulling to -- bullying to silence people from speaking up. and he ordered patients back in. hehe said don't test them, and a lot of states, congressman, mimicked and copy and paved what governor cuomo did. states did the blankets immunity, thousand now there are whistleblowers in the nursing homes. new york democrats say, you are 7 1/2 times more likely to die in a nursing home in a state with that legal protection. >> that is why in states like good florida our governor limitedin any visittations to nursing homes, we know that thosets individuals that are at nursing homes are more at risk. to hide that information, how many people in florida died as a result to decisions made and information that was misrepresented because there were other states making decisions, ba

also today, the cdc released a new report on school safety, suggesting that teachers not students are behind the recent coronavirus clusters in schools that have reopened for in person learning, but public health officials and lawmakers are still making a big push to get kids back into the classroom as soon as possible. johnson and johnson's one dose coronavirus vaccine goes before an fda advisory committee on thursday if the committee votes to recommend the vaccine, it could. receive emergency use authorization as early as friday. both the fizer and madonna vaccines were given emergency youth authorization a day after the fda advisory committee approved them a green light would be 100 million doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine could be available in the u. s by june. the fact that it requires on lee one dose and that it could be stored in regular refrigerators unlikely of other options makes this one very. very appealing. united 3 28 heavy mayday aircraft just experienced. oh, send you feel you need to turn immediately. a frightening emergency landing in denver over the weekend

the cdc studied nine outbreaks in -- and nearly all of them there was one case of probable teacher to student transmission. it also showed teachers initiated four of the nine outbreaks. a student appeared to initiate one of them, and the cdc could not determine who initiated the other four outbreaks. they also noted safety measures were not followed, desks were only 3 feet apart instead of the recommended ask feet and there was an adequate mask wearing. >>> a few hours ago we learned san francisco's mascone center will be open for vaccination appointments on thursday. it closed down last week after a supply shortage. they plan to reopen for appointments starting at 11 am on thursday. it will continue with the normal hours starting at 8 am on friday. >>> about a half hour from now we will find out if a new housing project will move forward in downtown lafayette. this is a spot that is up for debate on golden gate way. across the street from the library. right now this two-story apartment building is there. it is about 60 years old, but if the council gives the project the green light,

also today, the cdc released a new report on school safety, suggesting that educators not students are behind recent coronavirus clusters in schools that have reopened for in person learning the public health officials and lawmakers are still making a big push to get kids back in the classroom as soon as possible. getting vaccinations to an east bay community hit hard by the coronavirus. that is the goal of a new pop up vaccination site in oakland, run in partnership with fema ktvu is cristina rendon joins us now live with the details cristina rendon. week and it's targeting people who live in oakland's fruitvale district, an area that has been hit hardest with high infection covid. rates in alameda county if you see some martinez mendoza thanks god for getting his first dose. he's among 250 people who received the shot monday at this pop upside on east 15th street. it's a partnership with fema, the alameda county health department and community based organizations like the native american health center. it was going to be just for the weekend, but it's been. such a needed service that

the cdc identified nine clusters involving 13 educators and 32 students in six schools. most of the transmissions were educator to educator and educator to student. the cdc says most occurred when social distancing and mask wearing was not followed or not followed properly. the agency says vaccinating teachers could help return students to the classroom safely. >>> a california variant that has spread across much of the state appears to be more severe than other members of the coronavirus. people infected with the variant were more likely to end up in intensive care or die. in addition doctors say it's more infectious. >> it went from less than 1% in september to accounting to more than 50% of cases at the end of january. it's linked with several outbreaks in san jose, including the kaiser inflatable costume superspreader event. >> researchers say the variant is thought to be roughly 50% more infectious than the original virus but say it's not as aggressive as the mutation first reported in the uk. >>> reassuring numbers in california's fight to stop the spread with sign

. >>> covid and schools, a new cdc study of schools that have already reopened showed teachers were key spreaders of the virus. researchers tracked eight schools in georgia that opened in december and january. they counted nine covid clusters. a teacher was identified as the first patient in four of those nine clusters. eight included at least one case of teacher-to-student transmission. the schools were spotty in following social distance rules. >>> california's teachers and thousands of parents want standardized testing suspended this spring. the teachers say testing children in the middle of a pandemic will rob them of precious instructional time. most california schools are still distance learning and most lack reliable internet access. they doubt how accurate the test results would be. >>> we now know what martian wind sounds like, thanks to the new mars rover. that's wind on mars, and it kind of sounds just like wind on earth. nasa also released video of "perseverance" touching down last week. >> that's what led to this system, this entry descent and landing system. we call them t

the cdc is out with new data tonight. >>> and huge gains in the state's fight against covid-19, but it comes as the death toll across the country has reached more than 500,000 lives lost. >>> also this evening, 366 days later, former passengers reflect on the covid-19 outbreak on board the grand princess cruise ship. all those people stuck while officials figured out how to handle a new crisis. >>> and the hope that more of us will use mass transit once the pandemic ends.

now the district in the city has been offering in person classes since fall, but with what see the cdc says. was quote less than ideal physical distancing. while the study says it might be desirable to vaccinate teachers the cdc restates the teacher vaccination is not a requirement for reopening schools. for your money now lawmakers are poised to start moving up president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar relief package through congress congress this week and president biden wants to get relief out sooner rather than later. we go now live to our washington correspondent basil john for the latest details >>good evening. eising yes, many americans are waiting patiently to see what parts of the president's covid relief plan will cross the finish line and president biden says now it's up to congress to help the country. as the u.s. reaches 500,000 covid deaths president joe biden is pushing to get his 1.9 trillion dollar covid relief package across the finish line we need congress to pass my american rescue plan. >>it deals with the immediate crisis facing our small businesses the relief package

elizabeth: meant government and cdc scientists did not have the right date to track and stop the spread because new york is considered a gateway to other states. they were being misled trying to stop the spread where it was going, so government health officials were misled. cuomo is accused of a pattern of compulsive bullying silencing people to speak up and that is a backstory. the other thing nursing home executives, hospital executives got blankket of immunity to lawsuits after they gave millions of dollars in political donations to governor andrew cuomo. remember he ordered them back in. said don't test them. gave them blanket immunity a lot of states, governor, a lot of them mimicked, copied, pasted what governor cuomo did. states were not given limited i am mind. now it shuts down whistleblowers. 37 states have the blanket immunity from lawsuits protection. new york democrats are saying you're seven 1/2 more times likely to die in a nursing home in a state without legal protection. what do you say? >> which is exactly why in states like florida our governor here in florida decided

he's have re opened, even though they're covid case right there much higher than san francisco's the cdc, american academy of pediatrics and the medical community has said it's safe to reopen schools with masks and social distancing are learning stuff all the time about transmission and vaccination effectiveness. and so i think what parents are really looking for is that the school board and the union can have that flexibility as well. to follow the science. meanwhile san francisco supervisors introduced legislation today to create an 11 member work group to help boost public school enrollment offer enrichment and even summer school options to counter act the learning loss of the past year. this is an ambitious effort, but it is one that we must achieve if we are to do right by san francisco's children, educators and family. or allie rasmus reporting. she adds that more than 15,000 private school students in san francisco have been attending class in person since september, with no major covid outbreaks or problems. president biden is expected to deliver remarks this afternoon to honor a

, seguir leyendo o teniendo presente medios oficiales como la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud y la cdc y saber que la vacuna es la Única salida de la pandemia, de manera segura, usar el tapabocas, distanciamiento social, y lavado de manos, y actuar de manera empÁtica, todos estamos juntos, debemos actuar como un colectivo, hay una prioridad para ciertas personas y grupos de riesgos para obtener la vacuna, demasiados estaremos vacunados. >>> en nueva york se confirmÓ el primer caso de la variante sudafricana, indicÓ el gobernador cuomo que se trata de un residente de long island, las pruebas del paciente se analizaron en manhattan y albany, aunque la ciudad de nueva york cuenta con menos de mil primeras dosis para ser administradas, el alcalde bill de blasio visitÓ un centro de vacunaciÓn en brooklyn, invitando a los ciudadanos a inmunizarse. >>> vacunar a todos es el camino para recuperar una mejor ciudad para todos. >>> gracias por este informe. ahora le quiero hablar del condado san mateo, porque ahÍ las autoridades reportan un alto nÚmero de muertes, precisamente, por covid-

texas, tedd cruz le siguen criticando, pero esta vez por no guardar la cuarentena que recomiendan los cdc, despuÉs de viajar a cancÚn, y publica imÁgenes repartiendo botellas de agua. el legislador quiso demostrar que sÍ estÁ ayudando a la gente del estado, que sin duda ha sido tan afectada por la tormenta. carolina: comienza la semana con avances en los planes para quienes piden asilo en los estados unidos "yo te ayudo". ♪ ♪ importante que tengas en cuenta que en esta casa solamente aplican aquellos que el gobierno de trump obligÓ a quedarse en mÉxico dentro del programa llamado mpp, pero que tiene un caso activo. borja: para explicarnos cÓmo funciona el mpp nos comunicamos en el paso texas, linda rivas, abogada de inmigrantes de las amÉricas. seÑor arribas, gracias por estar con nosotros aquÍ en la "ediciÓn digital". comenzamos aclarando alguna duda. ¿este proceso sÓlo para personas con casos activos del programa mpp? >> sÍ, gracias por la invitaciÓn. y la oportunidad de explicar algunas cosas muy importantes. el gobierno de biden estÁ llamÁndole a este fase uno. l

we all know the cdc says to masks are better than one right. but what is the perfect combination exactly which one goes in front which behind we've got judith retama now with a closer look at some of the latest studies. >>i had my skepticism about whether it would actually benefit have 2 of these mask went over the other to test it russell toxicology expert doctor full of clot. >>went into a 10 by 10 chamber, it was filled with harmless particles. >>prof a test and how much money did hit using different combinations surgical mask typically a surgical or cloth mask alone can block about 40% of particles the data that we're we're sharing at this point shows that there is a of double masking the experiment finds wearing to surgical masks block 15% more particles. >>a surgical over a cloth mask offers 10% more protection, a cloth over a surgical mask is even better. offering 40% more protection and then you guys are still hard to find. but is there any combination of double masking it's going to get you anywhere close to that level of protection we

this money will be used by the cdc, then it goes a step farther and says that it can be used on other emerging infectious diseases around the globe. rejoining the world health organization means it could work with the cdc where that money goes. $50 million will be used for environmental or climate change grants. this section here says the money will use the activities to implement justice purposes and objectives by the administration. it could be enforcement. it references the executive order signed the day after the inauguration which asked for nature-based solution reducing the reliance on coal and reducing the financing of coal projects to stop investment. senator marsha blackburn says the bill is unfair to people suffering under covid. >> the democrats are using this as a cash cow. they are going to keep printing money until they solve their problems and they are going to force states like tennessee, which are well managed, have no state income tax, and people that are living by the rules to pay for all of this mess that people that do not live by the rules have made. >> now we kn

the cdc says the best protection. again the combination is a cloth mask on top with that medical procedure mask underneath and as you just saw it offers upwards of 40% more protection on top of just that surgical mask alone and maybe more people will wear masks when they see the stars wearing them. >>janis joplin jerry garcia and steph curry all featured in a series of murals that are all up around san francisco, their staff, right there where his mask while shooting the moving lives of kids art center sponsored these murals here's one of the artists. >>they're supposed to bring some happiness so they're going to see you know something bright colors and they're going to see if no easily recognizable and when first they're going to smile and then when you look closer you'll see the man is and then it's i make sure i got my mask on janis joplin wear masks. having a little smoke if you will do garcia he's plants the music so they're they're all certainly men to be. you knows even for selfies and then the steph curry you

according to the state cdc, 63 million doses have been given out. more than 7 million vaccine doses have been administered in california. starting this week moore will be able to get vaccinated. the giant is expanding its eligibility to people who are 65 and older. it will also be able to book appointments further in advance. the reason? they are said to receive 20% of the vaccine supply which would allow them to deliver 600,000 doses per week. stomach a new drive-through clinic kicking off yesterday. at the landing ferry terminal. they're hoping to get out 200 doses a day for the first week. they are being offered to all sonoma county residents. finding out when we may be eligible, you can visit the online resource guide. >>> good news on the reopening fronts. live in seven cisco. the governor says that they could slide into the less restrictive registry here. in the bay area they are poised to move first. emily turner joins us live in san francisco with how that could happen. good morning, emily. >> reporter: good morning. this is great news. rest

the cdc says the best protection combination as we've been talking about is using that cloth mask on top of that medical procedure mask to see lived in and you'll get the best effectiveness by doing that. >>and we'll get effect of nus if you have the right people pdshing to wear masks, including janis joplin jerry garcia and steph curry take a look at the murals that are now all up around san francisco, their staff inside shooting the imagining it's a 3 and he's got this on the moving lives of kids art center sponsored these murals working with a local artists activator to paint them. this is how they came out really cool and it's a way for people to to remind people to mask up. >>they're supposed to bring some happiness so they're going to see you know something bright colors and they're going to see if no easily recognizable and when first they're going to smile and then when you look closer you'll see the man is and then it's i make sure i got my mask on janis joplin wear masks. having a little smoke that you will do garcia he's plants the music so they're they're all certainly me

there's no point in just repeating what is the cdc or state says. it's because they're so broad and ambiguous we hear from stakeholders saying, what does it mean in san francisco so we try to fill in the nitty gretzky gritty.it's about doing researcd filling in the gaps. back and fourth iterative is input and engagement with other we're not the decision makers. we'll put it forward based on sowe have a clinical policy gros and decisions are made by the health officer and we also have could toll ab rate with other bay area health officers if there's a coordinated response to something and for only 10 to 15% of our products are related to the city attorney. some folks think that we write directives and orders so we don't write those. we heavily inform them as specifically when there's like questions of what should be restricted and what makes scientific sense but the city attorney's write the directives and orders and we assist in that. and that's about 10 to 15% of what we do. a question came up of, you know, this is all very exhaustive and back and

the cdc says the best protection combination is a cloth mask on top of a medical procedure mask. >>the winter weather that slammed much of the country last week is still causing a delay in vaccine deliveries and has now led some patients to have to reschedule their appointments. the delay comes as california begins to expand vaccine. eligibility to millions with preexisting conditions. officials are hoping things will pick back up really as next month, the state has plans to set aside 10% of its vaccines. for teachers. other school staff and daycare workers doctor anthony fauci spoke today about how that will help get more kids back into the classroom. >>do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers and the educational personnel and that's what we're trying to do. >>fauci also recently noted the high schoolers will likely get vaccinated sometime this fall with elementary school kids getting their fortune first shots, some time in early 2022 just a ways away but. it will be here before we know i

the cdc says the best combo is a cloth mask on top of a medical mask. now the winter weather that slammed much of the country last week is now causing a delay and all the vaccine deliveries. that's led to some patients having to reschedule their appointments. the delay comes as california begins to expand vaccine. eligibility to millions of folks with preexisting conditions. >>officials are hoping things will pick back up soon though as next month. the state has plans to set aside 10% of its vaccines for teachers, other school staff members and day care workers. doctor anthony fauci talked today about that and how we will get more students back into classrooms. >>do whatever you can as best as you can to get the children back to school with safety concerns for the children and for the teachers and the educational personnel and that's what we're trying to do. >>fauci also recently has noted that high schoolers will likely get vaccinated sometime in the fall. >>let's talk about our 4 zone forecast right now it's going to be a warm week that's right kron 4

the cdc says the best combo is a cloth mask on top of a medical mask. well the pandemic having a devastating impact on children now some of the biggest casualties of the school shutdowns our low income students, the group communities and schools estimates nationwide 3 million at risk kids have not participated in classes since last march and others have just vanished. >>all across the superintendents and principals are talking about students that have just gone missing the last thing we know is that there furniture outside the home which are the telltale signs of somebody >>evicted last minute. >>communities in schools say one way to find these kids and help them stay in school as having individuals dedicated to the task and all title one schools plus more long-term funding to help those students marty. >>well coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're talking movies, a woman size to hit the road after losing everything in the great recession after the break we'll take a look this weekend movie preview of no man's land that's coming up stay with

there's no point in just repeating what is the cdc or state says. it's because they're so broad and ambiguous we hear from stakeholders saying, what does it mean in san francisco so we try to fill in the nitty gretzky gritty.it's about doing researcd filling in the gaps. back and fourth iterative is input and engagement with other we're not the decision makers. we'll put it forward based on sowe have a clinical policy gros and decisions are made by the health officer and we also have could toll ab rate with other bay area health officers if there's a coordinated response to something and for only 10 to 15% of our products are related to the city attorney. some folks think that we write directives and orders so we don't write those. we heavily inform them as specifically when there's like questions of what should be restricted and what makes scientific sense but the city attorney's write the directives and orders and we assist in that. and that's about 10 to 15% of what we do. a question came up of, you know, this is all very exhaustive and back and

the cdc says that getting vaccinated is a personal choice for anyone, whom is pregnant and recommends expectant moms to talk to their doctors if they have questions about the risks. one day after the entire oakley union elementary school district board resigned district families rallying today to reopen the schools, the board step down after video of a virtual meeting surfaced earlier this week that shows the making disparaging remarks about parents who've been fighting to get their kids back into classrooms, cried first of all reports now from oakley were families say. >>they want the focus now to be on getting kids back into the classroom. >>families rallied and marched in oakley saturday, hoping to turn the page on an ugly chapter for the oakley union elementary school district though the nasty taste left behind from were by the board of trustees still lingers comments blasting parents fighting to reopen schools there's definitely a little bit that means resting, i feel like the way these school members were just so callously talking it makes think it's not the first time we >>that

there's new data now from the cdc that proving that we should be even more confident about the covid vaccine. there were nearly 14 million doses administered between december 14th and january 13th and fewer than 7,000 reported side put that in perspective here that's less than 0, 5%. the most common side effects were mild things like pain at the injection site fatigue even headaches. severe but treatable reactions such as anaphylaxis were rare just 4 and a half cases for every million dose reported which is right in line with other common vaccinations. >>new data shows that the pfizer vaccine can also be stored regular pharmaceutical freezers instead of the ultra cold freezers they're stored in currently this will actually make it easier to distribute the vaccine. this new finding has been submitted to the fda. if given the green light it would allow the vaccines to be stored in these freezers for up to 2 weeks. pfizer says this could actually provide pharmacies and vaccination centers. a little bit more flexibility when handling that vaccine. pfizer also released new evaluating its

>>there's new data from the cdc, this providing even more reason to feel confident about getting the vaccine. there were nearly 14 million doses administered between december 14th and january 13th and fewer than 7,000 reported side effects that's less than 0, 5%. the most common side effects were mild things like pain at the injection site fatigue or headaches. severe but treatable reactions such as anaphylaxis were rare just 4 and a half cases for every million dose which is in line with most other common vaccines. >>new data shows that the pfizer vaccine can actually be stored regular pharmaceutical freezers instead of using those ultra cold freezers that they're currently stored in now. this could actually make it easier to distribute the vaccine. the new findings have been submitted to the fda if approved it would allow the vaccines to be stored in these freezers for up to 2 weeks. pfizer says this could give pharmacies and vaccination centers, more flexibility in handling the vaccine. >>pfizer has released new data evaluate ing its covid-19 vaccine for pregnant women. area resul