And theres daniel, thank you for being on this show. Celso, tell us first about this Great Program that youve implemented there at evergreen. Celso batalha well, its a Pilot Program, its not institutionalized yet. Its just an attempt that we are trying to outreach to the community that serves our Community College. And we expect that some of these students will be part of our cohort. But the idea is if you look at thehello . Damian yes, keep going, were looking at your video. Celso oh, okay. So, should i start all over or damian no, go ahead, keep going. Celso okay, so if you look at enrollment in american universities, about 5 million of students are immigrants, or sons and daughters of immigrants. And thats where the numbers, about 30 of the population of the students in the university. If you look at california alone, the number jumps to 50 , which means if you go to the College Campus and you bump into two students, one of them will be a son or a daughter of an immigrant, or him or
Reporter the county is performing contact tracing. The story i was looking for is that so far to our understanding, theres no hospitalizations, so far people are doing well. Reporter the past chiefment services, she said outbreaks in childcare facilities are expected. Its not surprising to me. Is likely people are coming in close contact, you younger age groups in general. Its hard for them to socially distance. Reporter she said children are successfully able to fight covid19, they are more likely to pass it on to others and be sidelined. They are doing okay with it but they can transmit it to grandma and grandpa. Reporter like Sonoma County, many are pushing for reopening schools. Reporter we have not hurt k 6 in person education. Reporter Sonoma County is in a purple tear for reopening, the lowest category. Heres a look at the numbia health department, 16,000 children under the age of five have current contracted the coronavirus. That is only 2. 2 of the total number of cases. That
Mallicoat joins us to take a look and take a deeper dive into the numbers. The numbers are very strong. Nearly 2 as you mentioned. Unemployment went from 13. 2 in july and it dropped 11. 4 in the month of august. California added nearly 100 2000 jobs as well. Of course, all welcome news for what is the 5th largest economy in the world. California near the nation. The u. S. Unemployment rate dropped 1. 8 that month. Now at 8. 4 overall. Californias dropped. The numbers can be former edd director and labor attorney Michael Birbeck says california still has a lot of work today. Todays numbers are really not consistent with all the other Economic Indicators we are seeing. In terms of the new yesterday. California was way above those of the National Rate in terms of consumer spending. Way down in the bay area compared to other parts of the nation. In terms of job postings, here in california, way below what we had in january and below the other parts of the nation. He points to urban areas
For july with august rates coming out tomorrow. To since and 7. 5 million californians, 39 of californias entire work force has filed claims, some laid off multiple times. This runs way above the national level. Reporter is humiliating and debilitating for people. To get claims paid. I had to move back with my parents. Thankfully thats an option i was super grateful i have them, otherwise i would be on the street. Normally im dealing with it well. Through this entire season of covid19. It has messed me emotionally. From a california is home to weekly claim showed californians filoyment claims and 30 of the nations claims independent rkers. One report shows that fully half the nations offices remain close. Office buildings that are being allowed to reopen, many workers are not coming back. Reporter political posturing , it took the nation more than six years to fully recover from the great recession, setting up this ominous likelihood. This is more severe in terms of job losses and busi
Hundreds of thousands of people. A wind whipped wildfire and more on the horizon. Im alex savidge, frank is hoff tonight. Nd am julie haenor. The fire has grown to 16,000 acre, 5 contained, 49 structures have been destroyed. The good new, authorities report no deaths or injuries. The fire has been burning nc it broke out near the geothermal plant and it spread fast with winds up to 60 Miles Per Hour. We have Team Coverage of the kincade fire. Paul chamber spoke to some of the evacuees. Bill martin has been monitoring the wind conditions but first we begin with amber lee live in geyserville with the latest on the firefight. Amber. Reporter julie, were on red winery road where homes have been destroyed. Whats left of this home is a water heater, stove and a car but not much more. Strong dry winds gusting 60 Miles Per Hour and more fuel add fast moving fire that forced thousands from their home in wine country. A text alert around 615 thursday morning followed by police knocking on the do