Reporter: the biden administration is trying to get some 80 million americans to take the vaccine, and now we know what the white house is trying to do. Osha is going to start requiring employers of more than 100 people mandate vaccines or have those people undergo weekly testing. We know federal workers and contractors will be targeted with this and that medical workers in places receive ising medicare and medicaid, they have to be vaccinated. The surgeon general says these are all necessary steps to bring covid under control. So, yes, from time to time, there will be disagreements on policies, but that doesn t mean we don t stop dialoguing and working with one another. The reason we re pair suing some of pursue ising some of these requirements is, again, we know at lot of businesses have welcomed it. Reporter: we re also hearing from republican governors that are vowing to challenge this in court. The president was brushing off the possibility of those legal challenges when we spoke
right here in the bay area, there was 37,000 cases and nearly 670 deaths. new a new, the state superintendent of schools is urging districts to use an abundance of caution when it comes to reopening classrooms this coming fall. superintendent tony thurmond held a virtual news conference this morning on the efforts to support school reopening decisions we talked about what the state is doing to help districts hold classes on campus. thurmond is hoping school districts do not rush to any big decisions on how to reopen. we know conditions have changed significantly. those conditions warrant school districts taking steps, i would say require an abundance of caution, to think through how reopening might take place, and to repair some contingency plans, if conditions persist. just last month, the state department of education released 62 pages of guidance for districts on how to implement physical distancing and properly disinfect campuses. the sand for this unified school
convict but to others were not leading to the hung jury. prosecutors talk to the jurors as well as victims family members for feedback on whether or not to retry derick almena. while he is happy in a sense, to be on convicted he is very unhappy when he thinks about what happened. our hearts have been with the families of the 36 victims that died in this unspeakable tragedy. that still remains our focus. max harris was released from jail in dublin last night. this afternoon he remains in jail. his next court appearance is scheduled for october 4 deputies talk with max harris before releasing him. authorities say he was quite and reflective and they drove him to an undisclosed location. deputies added that he did not want to make any public statements at the time. his attorney said he will not stop until his client is out of jail as well. my position very strongly right now is try your best to get him bail, set a jury trial and as quickly as i am available and then in
to be replaced with another storm warning tuesday night. but for the time being, just going into 11:00 tonight, along that west lone, 50, 80 and all of those, highways near tahoe, you ll find it very slick and the snow continues to fall there. for us here at home, there is the future cast into 7:00. notice mainly dry, mostly cloudy. lunch hour, partly sunny, partly cloudy, should be a nice day. right about sunset, you will notice an increase in the sunset once again as the next system approaches the coast. here is a view of the outside. generally light. coast to around the bay, ncord. details on that next stnow is 4 good morning, sal. good morning, rosemary. we do have a crash on highway 29 in vallejo, reported about 20 minutes ago. they are still on the scene. it is light but you will see some slowing past the scene but early enough for you not to get a big backup here. tracy, super commute, 580, westbound, 205, this looks pretty good as you drive into tracy or drive out o
analysis. we began with mary and rafferty live, with the latest in a frightening string of attacks in san francisco marion good evening. good evening violent we can across the nation not to shoot his terrifying residence it was known as san francisco stroller alley, mothers and nannies say they have become a target of my violent muggings at the hands of the gangs and kids wearing masks and will willing baseball backs. this doorbell camera video you see, obtained by the san francisco chronicle , shows one of the incidents where the woman was attacked by a male wearing a ski mask. other two women were reportedly assaulted last week, by youth who allegedly struck a woman with a bat, and a number that was it in the face. san francisco police believe the group that is responsible for 11 thefts in the final week of june alone. the know we valley areas won of san francisco s wealthiest communities. known for young families average home, is valued at $1.7 million. robberies in the