Franciscos mayor london breed. Were not reopening until we get this under control. The mayor announcing the city has had 4975 cases of covid19 ad 52 deaths. Also, that after being exposed to someone with covid19, she has now tested negative twice. This does not mean that im immune or i can let my guard down moving forward. Reporter city officials are reminding san franciscans that a negative covid19 test does not mean they are immune either. Gatherings remain inherently dangerous and you need to give a lot of thought to if theyre worth it and how you can do it safely. Reporter mayor breed said california is now on the watch list. A list of counties being monitored for worsening trends. Meaning malls and nonessential offices must close monday. The doctor said a health order will be announced monday requiring private providers to test patients with symptoms. Those who have come in contact with someone infected with covid19 or who are asymptoatic essential workers. This testing must be do
Advocates and educators testifying on childcare access and affordability in the u. S. Before the Senate Health education labor and pensions committee. They discuss expanding childcare access and the impact of available childcare on the economy and training and education requirements for caregivers and educators. This is about two hours. Lets get the show in the. Road Senate Committee on House Institution and labor coming to order. And let me begin by thanking all of our panelists for being here for what will be i think a very important discussion of what tens of millions of families in this country. As the nation, we often talk about family values and how much we love our children. But unfortunately we have a funny way of showing that love. In America Today, we have the highest rates of childhood poverty of almost any major country on earth. And we have if we will be discussing today, a broken its dysfunctional childcare system. It is no great secret thats the psychologists tell us tha
Steph, as evacuation orders are being lifted many people finding out theres nothing to go home to. Reporter yeah, thats the sad part of this. We do know the good news at 5 00 tonight evacuation orders are set to be lifted, but here you can see atd the Evacuation Center in calistoga there are a lot fewer people here at the tent city. Yesterday 300. Many who are still here say they have lost everything and have nowhere else to go. The tears start to flow. Not every day just between errands like walking her dog any time she pauses to think and feel reality hits all over again. She and her family lost everything in the valley fire. Sometimes i think its not true. But sometimes i realize were going to have to start again. Reporter the calistoga Evacuation Center has been home ever since. Today, a sort of somber day as the Boosters Club serves breakfast for the very last time. While many have been able to return home to places like middletown, gonzalez and others have nowhere to sleep. She s
Elizabeth streets he felt a man following him closely he stopped and then you shall be held at the man in any branch of the diamond cafe just around the corner. Reporter another student was leaving the extended care program through these doors behind me and thats when he saw the strange man running towards them and then thats when he said everything that he had learned kicked in his ear and then as we started running and screaming. Reporter he and stopped only got to the diamond cafe at the end of the long block of the seventh grader was marked. Reporter a fifth grader saw the man chasing her schoolmate he was described as latino between 5 ft. 9 and 5 to 10 in. Tall, was wearing a sweat shirt and navy pants. They saw a car turned onto elizabeth street and were unsure what party got into. Reporter is believe he may have gone into a white minivan with dark windows. The principal once children have a plan when they walk home from home when it bought a home from school. After a situation l
Group and Maria Bartiromo of fox business news. And sunday morning at 11 we continue our live coverage of the National Governor withs association meeting. Featured speakers include Homeland Security secretary jeh johnson and epa administrator gina mccarthy. On cspan2 saturday booktv is on the road experiencing the literary life of greensboro North Carolina part of the 2015 cspan cities tour. And sunday at 9 p. M. Eastern on after words wes moore retracing his career choices from wall street banker to social entrepreneur to find his lifes purpose. And on American History t on cspan American History tv on cspan3 saturday night just after seven the 1963 interview of malcolm x discussing Race Relations and opposition to racial integration. And sunday at 6 30 p. M. Eastern, former cia chief of disguise josh that mendez jonna mendez tells the story of a husband and wife team that intill traited infiltrated the cia through the use of sex in the 1970s. Let us know what you think about programs