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>> why the cbc is urging pregnant women to get a covid vaccine. the new ucsf research that shows just how dangerous a covid infection can be to an unborn baby. >> neighbors in the north bay calling for a boycott of businesses which require proof of vaccination. >> governor newsom is responding to oakland community leaders calling out for help in wake of recent violence. i will tell you what the state is doing. >> tracking monsoon moisture and smoke. your forecast is coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, this is abc 7 news. >> i have seen moms really sick and we have had to deliver moms much earlier because they were so sick that they were unable to maintain oxygenation. >> strong new evidence tonight

that pregnant women should get a covid vaccine. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> our news reporter explains why the cbc is stepping up its recommendation and the dire consequences for many unborn babies whose mothers get covid. >> the cdc is now urging pregnant women to get vaccinated. the strength and guidance comes from new data that shows no increased of miscarriage in early pregnancy and no safety concerns late in pregnancy with an mrna vaccine. >> early on, it was very understandable to wait for more data. >> but now, eight months into the vaccine rollout with safety data from thousands of women, a high risk ucsf ob/gyn says this to expecting moms. >> i would recommend getting the vaccine as soon as possible. i think it is the best thing you can do for you and your baby. >> according to the cbc, only 23% of pregnant women have gotten a covid shot as of july 31.

even though they are more vulnerable to severe covid infections. >> i've taken care of patients in the icu that have been on ventilators for a long period of time, have had to deliver early, and the long-term consequences of having such a severe infection during pregnancy for their baby is still unknown. >> one consequence is known. in the largest study of its time, a team of researchers showed that pregnant women infected with covid are 40% more likely to have a premature baby and for a very premature births below 32 weeks, the risk increased to 60%. >> now with the surge of delta and the increases in cases we are seeing among pregnant women, we think these findings are really critical to get out to people. >> one epidemiologist helped author the study based on 200 40,000 expecting california women not vaccinated at the time. it showed people of color face a disproportionate risk. >> we really also need to

approach preventative measures with an equity lens. >> a discovery bay mom is eight months pregnant with her second child and fully vaccinated. >> i got it back march and april. i had no side effects. i was encouraged by my ob/gyn to get it. >> protecting herself and her baby. >> i trust the scientists, i trust the doctors, and i fell confident i will have the antibodies to pass on to my newborn. >> abc 7 news. >> tonight, the government is confirming to abc news that tomorrow the fda is expected to authorize a booster shot for immunocompromised people. it comes as the u.s. is averaging more than 110,000 new covid cases a day. >> this includes those who may be under treatment for cancer and receive immunocompromised drugs. it could include those who are organ transplant recipients. >> after the fda approval, the panel will meet with possible action from the cdc director

soon after. at least one million people have already received an unauthorized booster shot. fee ast the>> you have the optit any shot available to you. it is possible that in this specific study that maternal might be doing better. >> the moderna vaccine with 76% effective against the variant. the pfizer vaccine was only 42% effective. the study has yet to be peer-reviewed. if you want to visit a hospital in the state of california, you will have to show proof of vaccination. if you are not fully vaccinated, you will have to show a negative covid test. los angeles is moving toward requiring people to have at least one vaccine dose before going into many indoor locations, including bars, stores, and restaurants. >> if we can get the numbers now is the time to do it and it can help us not have any need to show vaccines.

dan: there are signs tonight that the delta variant is dampening demand for air travel. cancellations are rising while passenger loads and airfares are on the decline. >> activists in the north bay are protesting the growing number of vaccine mandates in the bay area. the group is using flyers to send warnings to business owners who may hire proof of vaccination from customers. cornell bernard is in novato. >> let's move them out. >> activists fanned out through downtown novato late wednesday night posting yellow flyers with a warning to local businesses who make an hiring proof of vaccination from customers. >> this is extremely dangerous. it is very divisive. it is segregationist. it is discriminatory. the people who want vaccine passports are the ones who are happy to let you go bankrupt because they are too afraid to go out for over a year. the people who want you in business are the ones you will be banning. >> the word boycott does not appear on the flyer, but

activists say that is their plan. >> i personally will not use the services or buy food from a business that requires a vaccine. >> un-vaccinated people's lives don't matter? >> more local businesses have started requiring proof of vaccination, like this one. out of an abundance of caution it will require vaccine cards for ticketed concert events. he will consider vaccine vaccine if the delta variant gets worse. >> not right now. in the future. right now, i trust them. >> bella barbosa's dad survived covid and she has no problem proving she is vaccinated to any business owner. >> it is kind of necessary. if you don't want to go in, don't go in. you don't have to start a huge deal and run them out of business. >> cindy believes everyone has the right to their opinion, but when it comes to vaccines -- >> it is not a privacy issue. it is a matter of keeping my

neighbors safe. >> in novato, cornell bernard. dan: teachers in california must get vaccinated or tested under a new mandate issued today by the governor. he calls the requirement a bold step to rein in the pandemic. governor newsom says the order expands well beyond teachers. >> all of our staff, not just teachers, credentialed staff, para-educators, custodial staff, the bus drivers, folks that are critical to supporting the entire school ecosystem. dan: association supports the requirement and claims at least 90% of its members are already fully vaccinated. schools must be in full compliance with the order by october 15. stanford university will require weekly covid-19 testing regardless of vaccination status. the rule starts on sunday. they announced in news in the tweet today, saying they believe they are the first university in

the country to mandate testing for fully vaccinated individuals. >> game changers and state leaders join forces in a push to get people vaccinated. >> we have all got to come together at this critical moment, not only to save ourselves, but to save everybody else, because we know if we don't all get vaccinated, we will never be reaching herd immunity. >> a two way town hall by the department of education allowed people to get answers from experts, including the surgeon general and school superintendent. the event included a $100 gift card giveaway for people who pledged to get vaccinated. the city of berkeley is mandating covid-19 vaccinations for all employees. they say this will affect more than 1500 city workers. the city manager says the new policy would take effect october 15. dan: to the wildfires now. the dixie fire has destroyed more than 1000 buildings, nearly half of them homes. this video is a flareup tonight. it has been burning for 29 days,

charring more than 790 square miles, that is roughly the size of los angeles. crews are making progress thanks to better weather conditions and just hours ago, some evacuation orders and warnings were downgraded. the fire is now 30% contained. here is more news about the fire. smoke from all of those flames burning across northern california is expected to drift back into the bay area tomorrow. >> we have a look at what we can expect. >> we are looking at hazy, smoky conditions. let me show you the air quality right now. it is good across most of the bay area. everyone in the green, not so great, right around the wildfires own it is unhealthy for many parts. you will notice how much smoke those wildfires are putting out. this is a satellite perspective. it is absolutely awful. the wind is going to transport some of that smoke down near the surface into our area tomorrow. you will notice some red. that is some heavier smoke

moving into the region down near the ground. we are dealing with the fog. the air quality will be moderate the next few days. air-quality advisory has been issued for tomorrow because of the wildfire smoke. definitely avoid being outside if you do have any sort of respiratory issues. back with the complete smoke forecast coming up. dan: thank you. as we continue, fake covid vaccination cards are on the rise. what is fueling the sudden demand. ama: amid a spike in crime in oakland, governor newsom response to police for help. dan: a woman spotted feeding coyotes in san francisco. white animal control wants to find her immediately. ama: a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live with guest host sarah silverman. >> thanks. i'm sarah silverman. was that not enough for you people? i can't help but tell that a lot of people call it a man bun. i call it a bun. i feel like man bun is like

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this is some of what was found recently. an east bay based cybersecurity expert for the company -- >> for those people adamant against being vaccinated, they are finding opportunities at not being limited in what they can do, while still not getting vaccinated, through buying these fake vaccination certificates. >> she says the fakes look like the real thing. >> in the united states, where we only have a physical paper copy, it is not that hard to forge. >> it is not just locally, checkpoints experts have found the cards interviewed -- available internationally. >> there are countries who are saying you can't go indoors anywhere unless you show proof of vaccination. >> the cards are often for sale in bitcoin, the digital currency is difficult to trace. >> bitcoin is a lot easier to get away with these crimes. >> interest is growing. >> we are seeing a big increase in the number of people who are following these groups, who are joining these groups, and we can

only assume that that means that there is a big increase in the number of people who are actually purchasing these fake vaccination cards as well. >> we checked in with schools and employers requiring how the cards are legit. california f dai. smaller companies like bay area startup neverland tells us they will do their best to spot fake cards by following any official guidance they can find. developing concern as the number of places requiring covid-19 vaccinations continues to grow. abc 7 news. dan: new developments governor newsom says additional law enforcement support is heading to oakland to help with the crime problem. j.r. stone explains that it comes after community leaders pleaded with the governor to declare a state of emergency. >> the mayor and i had a conversation about a more formal request. i told her she can count on that request. j.r.: california governor gavin

newsom referring to a request made by the oakland mayor for additional law enforcement support in oakland due to escalating violence. >> we are responding to the demands from our ren for more law enforcement safety. j.r.: the formal request came after the chinatown chamber of commerce president sent to the governor's office a letter requesting that a state of emergency be declared in the wake of recent violence on city streets. >> we want you to bring in california highway patrol. j.r.: the state of emergency will not be declared, but the governor says the state is investing more than $400 million to address street crimes and hate crime statewide. much of that money being offered to cities in the form of grants. >> all of those supports are new. all of those supports are available. additional law enforcement support will be forthcoming into oakland. j.r.: that support will come in the form of chp patrols.

news that comes a day after oakland's chief of police talked of the challenge and importance of having enough officers on the streets. >> you got to have enough resources to be able to respond. if you don't, you potentially send a message to those that want to commit crime that oakland is the place to do it, and that is the narrative we want to fight against. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: wildlife officials say they want to talk to a woman who may have thought she was helping a wild animal, but was doing more harm than good. she was photographed in bernal heights feeding a coyote raw meat. california animal control asking for help identifying her. >> it makes the wildlife lose their natural wariness of people. they begin to see people as a source of food. ama: wildlife experts say people should not be afraid coyotes will attack them, saying coyotes are pretty reserved. dan: stay away, don't feed them

at all. the same could be said of news anchors. [laughter] ama: don't feed us. dan: don't get too close. ama: we are keeping distance in the studio. the latest on the weather. sanda: w oere. hello! [laughter] the weather is changing. let me show you live doppler 7. we have some monsoon moisture moving in from the south. starting to see heavier cloud cover in monterey. there is the possibility that we could see a couple of drops along our coastline tomorrow morning as the monsoon flow continues. the lawyers are so dry at the lower elevations that we are not really expecting a whole lot in terms of accumulation if we get anything. sierra nevada will see some isolated thunderstorms and showers going into tomorrow. we want to show you the layer's of smoke and fog from our east bay hills camera. very clearly you can see some of the smoke layer's in the upper parts of the atmosphere. tomorrow, some of that is making

it down to the ground, which is why there is an air quality advisory. i want to show you the upper air quality -- the smoke forecast, i should say. notice the red which is sweeping across the entire bay area. that is heavier smoke and that is going to be with us tomorrow. it moves away briefly only to come back over our region for friday. just keep that in mind. live doppler 7 showing you some fog near the coastline. those temperatures from the 50's to the 80's. we had 90 send 100's inland earlier this afternoon, which is why brentwood is still pretty warm at 81 degrees. speaking of heat, and advisory remains up for lake and mendocino counties. risk of heat illness is up to 105 degrees expected. showing you the fog tonight. a slight chance of a few showers into tomorrow morning. hazy skies with an air quality advisory and we do have hotter weather our weekend. 50's to 70's on the temperatures

in the morning. some higher clouds and some fog. potential is there for a couple of drops in the afternoon. 92 in gilroy. peninsula.g to 65, pacifica. 68 in downtown san francisnorthn rafael. 85 in santa rosa. it is going to be hazy. in the east bay, low to mid 70's from richmond to oakland. aiding in fremont. inland, it will be on the hot and humid side. 92, pleasanton. hazy, the possibility of some morning drops. we have our summer spread on friday, but we are turning up the heat. saturday, sunday, low 100's inland. then a nice cooling sea breeze comes in. that will continue to drop those temperatures tuesday and wednesday of next week, but the short term forecast is going to be smoky and hazy for the bay area tomorrow. best to close those windows and

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ama: that is going to do it for tonight. thank you for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. right now on jimmy kimmel live gusto sarah silverman, james mcavoy. enjoy. we will see you tomorrow.

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