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state health officials say 23% of professionally ministered tests are showing a positive. the number of new cases topping 100,000 daily over the past few days. some school districts have closed the doors and go back to school online. sonoma county has been for indoor and outdoor gatherings. health officer dr. synder remains. are you joining us. think of her having it. tell us about the status of coronavirus cases in sonoma county. we are feeling the same increasing cases as every other county here in the state. we actually have a case right now of 212 new cases at the height of the surge last winter we were at 58 new cases 400,000 per day. widespread community transition. have announced new restrictions lasting four months. were the restrictions? background information. we find the majority of our cases report having attended a gathering. that is what we think is contributing to the huge case of transmissions. we have done is to put a limit on indoor gathering ....
woodruff: the political campaigns know more about you than you think. we have the first of two reports from hari sreenivasan on efforts to track voters online. this could be the year that digital strategies decide what is shaping up to be a razor-close election, but who is watching us and how much do they know about us? ifill: jeffrey brown talks with author bill ivey about his prescription for remaking america s democracy. well, i think what we need is to rediscover progressive values and put them forward. i m arguing for not bigger government but i think different government. woodruff: and scott schaefer of public television s kqed profiles a photographer who uses google s street view images to create art. you have this distinct feeling of decay. the images almost challenge the viewer. ifill: that s all ahead on tonight s newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us ....
audit of u.c. revealed $175 million in hidden funds. we talked with republican state assemblywoman catherine baker, vice chair of the higher education committee, one of three committees that held the joint hearing on the audit s findings. kqed senior politics editor, scott schaefer, has more. senator baker, thanks for coming in. scott, good to be here. let s talk about the audit. janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? sure. the audit had many troubling findings. first was the undisclosed off-budget funds that was not disclosed to the region, either the spending or its existence. and that that fund was being amassed or built up within the office of the president at the tame time they were asking for tuition increases from students taking campus assessments away. dollars that could have been spent on our california students. that was very troubling. the go ....
audit of u.c. revealed $175 million in hidden funds. we talked with republican state assemblywoman catherine baker, vice chair of the higher education committee, one of three committees that held the joint hearing on the audit s findings. kqed senior politics editor, scott schaefer, has more. senator baker, thanks for coming in. scott, good to be here. let s talk about the audit. janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? sure. the audit had many troubling findings. first was the undisclosed off-budget funds that was not disclosed to the region, either the spending or its existence. and that that fund was being amassed or built up within the office of the president at the tame time they were asking for tuition increases from students taking campus assessments away. dollars that could have been spent on our california students. that was very troubling. the go ....
audit of u.c. revealed $175 million in hidden funds. we talked with republican state assemblywoman catherine baker, vice chair of the higher education committee, one of three committees that held the joint hearing on the audit s findings. kqed senior politics editor, scott schaefer, has more. senator baker, thanks for coming in. scott, good to be here. let s talk about the audit. janet napolitano was on the hot seat in sacramento this week. what troubles you the most about the audit, the findings, and how she responded to it? sure. the audit had many troubling findings. first was the undisclosed off-budget funds that was not disclosed to the region, either the spending or its existence. and that that fund was being amassed or built up within the office of the president at the tame time they were asking for tuition increases from students taking campus assessments away. dollars that could have been spent on our california students. that was very troubling. the go ....