getting a quality education, and allowing us as parents to get back to work, where we are able to, and to make sure that we are attending as we anticipate this every year to so many other responsibilities as parents and caregivers. today, i want to talk about what we are putting out in terms of guidance and guidelines for education in the state of california in the context of covid-19. we will go through a list of specific recommendations, specific guidance as well is updating you as we do on all of the information related to positivity rates, hospitalization rates and icu s. let s begin with the found ocean framework let s begin with the foundational framework. it is nonnegotiable that schools must provide meaningful instruction during this pandemic, whether they are physically opened, the schools, or not. that is what i want to talk about specifically today. our students, our teachers, staff, and certainly parents, we all prefer in class instruction for all of the obvious
allowed to open this school year with in class instruction unless the counties remain off the list for two weeks. he was joined by the state s health secretary at the briefing. gov. newsom: to make sure that we are attending, as anticipate this time of year, to so many other responsibilities. i want to talk about what we are putting out in terms of guidance and guidelines for education in the state of california in the context of covid-19. we will go through a list of specific recommendations, specific guidance, as well as allting you, as we do on the information related to positivity rates, hospitalization rates and icu s in the state. let me begin first with foundational framework. that is our bottom line. that learning in the state of california is simply nonnegotiable that schools must provide meaningful instruction during this pandemic, whether they are physically opened, the schools, or not. that is what i want to talk about specifically today. students, teachers, s
as devin said, today was the first day of classes. the 84th anniversary of the school at this location. no damage reported on campus. many people captured the quake on surveillance camera. brian hackney shows us two videos that stand out not only for what they show but what they can teach us. reporter: two sleeping dogs and one sleeping baby were about to give us a lesson in seismic waves. first we have the dogs who seemingly react before the shaking. the baby, however, is jolted by the moving of the house. so that first wave was this primary wave that moves very quickly. it s a higher frequency wave and it s the initial jolt we feel. then the quake is followed by a secondary wave that moves about half as fast. that s a more rolling motion moving from side to side. that s the quake that does the damage. is it possible that the animals detect that primary wave better than we do? maybe. in general, animals do have different sort of perceptions, censors than people do so t
already one of the highest in the country? revenues are already being paid by motorists and make sure that s nailed down before we talk about taxes. reporter: republicans want guarantees the gas tax money won t get siphoned off for other programs. so the voters have confidence that that money will actually be going the way it s intended and not borrowed. we re getting close. we re within a few votes. of 12 cents a gallon? yes . reporter: as for the voters either we re going to pay it or they re going to stick it to us anyway. she has a point there. the recent study shows if you resurface the road, you spend $1. if you leave it alone and it continues to crumble, it can cost up to $20 to fix. that s what california has been doing. using the money for the roads for other programs during their budget crunch years and that s why republicans want assurances. drivers do to. this time if the tax goes up, it actually does go where they say it s going to go. in emer
kiet do is out there. reporter: we re essentially watching a complex homicide investigation unfold right before our eyes with deadly results, pick up the story way recording of dispatch audio. shots fires. copy 57. suspect has a female occupant in the vehicle, per last information. per last info, he intends to 187 her. i m at 37 [ indiscernible ] court, shots fired, one suspect down. [ indiscernible ] kirkhaven, suspect down. reporter: all right, is 187, of course is the police code for homicide, believe the men they shot dead last night was about to kill the woman who was with him, s.w.a.t. officers following him tore some time, had a warrant for his arrest in connection with the grisly homicide last week, police said the man realized he was being followed and led them back to his home and then crashed his car, investigators say he jujed out of the jumped oult out of the car and went running. suspecting running towards an unknown house at the end of the c