Of fear. The incident happened at a protest last night in santa rosa on sonoma avenue near east street. Live coverage tonight from greg wiggins. Reporter we did get both sides. This incident that happened at around 9 20 pm. It was a protest against Police Violence. Builders familyfriendly and suddenly it took a violent turn. Video given to ktvu shows them up moment a woman driving a white suv drove into the crowd. The driver reported being surprised on saturday night when encountering a group of more than 100 filling the streets of sonoma avenue. She became scared and panicked and had items thrown at her vehicle. She then tried to get through the crowd as quickly as possible. Reporter this is the Vantage Point of a bicycle escort leading protesters. A reflective sleeve and headlight lighting the way. The cyclist tries to get the driver to slow down. The vehicle slows briefly and then accelerate. From our standpoint, we had done nothing to provoke her. Video shows early encounters that
Governor unveiled a revised stcae budget that s for steep cuts to icpu blolsc deficit of 84 billion due to declining tax revenues and soaring b losses. Also, california state senators returned to sacramento with two innovative relief packages that would help people stay in their homes. E, meanwhilouse democrats are proposing a 3 trillion round of federal aid despite opposition from the white house and senate republicans. Joining us are the kqed Senior Editor of politics, scott shafer, and correspondent risa lagos. Thanks for being here. It has beall about the benjamins this week, whether we are talking the state or the federal level. Talk about the heroes act, made for this fifth Coronavirus Relief package to actually become a reality . I think in fact, it may never become a red ity democrats in the house generally know that. This is something that depublicans have opposed in teo s. About how much of that 3 trillion ould go to individuals versus to local government, state and county go
Governor unveiled a revised state budget that calls for steep ts to Public Schools and a pay cut for state workers. California is facing a budget deficit of 84 billion due to declining tax revenues and soaring job losses. Also, california state senators returned to sacramento with two innovative relief packages that would help people stay in their homes. Meanwhile, House Democrats are proposing a 3 trillion round of federal aid despite opposition from the white house and nate republicans. Joining us are the kqed Senior Editor of politics, scott shafer, and rrespondent risa lagos. Thanks for being here. It has been all about the benjamins this week, whether we are talking the state or the federal level. Talk about the heroes act, which is the democrats new to 3 trillion proposal for Coronavirus Relief what compromises would need to be made for this fifth Coronavirus Relief package to actually become a reality . I think in fact, it may never become a reality and democrats in the house ge
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alternative and no room for discussion between shock treatment and gradualism. joining me now is andres abadia chief latam economist at pantheon macroeconomics. lovely to see you again. he is now formally in the job and has delivered his first initial speech. what will he do next? the speech was relatively light on detail but he says there will be a physical shop to the economy and that is important because we are at about 5% of gdp but the good news is he said that the shock or the adjustment would be on the state and not the private sector. there are also economic indicators that suggest more than 40% of the population live in poverty so when he will have a mammoth task to bring the economy back on track. will he dismantle the central bank and swap the peso for the us dollar which he did say he would do in his electioneering. that is the main question right now. so far we have seen since he was elected one month ago that he has been pragmatic, more pragmatic than expected