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but i think we really need to have that pause button right now. i think things are going up to and too much. >> so doctor, is there a chance that if the numbers don't turn around quickly that we could be looking another lockdown. >> i don't think we'll get a lockdown because of the area so highly vaccinated and the lockdown is really when we see like deaths and a lot of people using ventilators because more than 85% seeing home residents regardless of county in northern california is vaccinated. i think that's going to hospitals. but again, i'm nobody's really sure. and that's the reason for the pause button and the mask mandate and reiterate the danger level of the delta variant. even people who are fully vaccinated can carry this disease and. >> my understanding is there are many hospitals where everyone who's an icu with covid is on vaccinated and that's why it's particularly important for the masks to be in use. exactly. i think that that key point last week thursday that changed the whole country around. >> is the finding that vaccinated indi

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with the everything button. switch to finding things instantly switch to chromebook >>> san francisco general hospital started giving the extra and very controversial vaccine dose to johnson & johnson recipients today who got the shot and who got turned away. >>> the first state in the nation, california makes a monumental change to its vaccination policy for healthcare workers. >>> much of the great highway in san francisco is closed right now, but changes are coming and some are not happy about it. i'll tell you why in my story. >>> smoke from the northern california wildfires starting to drift into our area, hour-by- hour forecast coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >>> i parked and walked in and they said they're already out. >> tonight confusion and frustration over booster shots. it's not authorized, but san francisco general started giving out the supplemental vaccine doses anyway, but it wasn't a smooth process

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kfc is set to open up a pop-up hotel in london where rooms will feature a press or chicken button. whenever they are feeling a little peckish. what are your thoughts on this fried chicken pop-up hotel? >> i didn't think we could get any lazier. and a great time after a pandemic that affects mostly obese people. i think a pop-up ventilator button would be good right next to it, just in case, but i've got an even better idea. you know what, if we are that lazy, why don't we do a sponsor with pfizer and kfc? we will put some chicken fat right in the vaccine. pfizer will go to your house while you are sleeping, give you the vaccine, you wake up, you are full, you are protected from covid. we should be eating unconscious fear if i don't know why we are still awake and eating. it is 2021, okay? >> ben: i think they should go all the way, you should have the ability to press the button, they bring you fried chicken, waffles, syrup, and a pack of cigarettes, got the whole thing covered. [laughter] cracking down on disruptive passengers may come at the cost of your freedom purely faa now ca

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there is no big "oops" button down here. there's only one problem, right? what was that? like, forever? well, in theory, that could happen. afternoon. like an 80s pop star, high pressure is going for the big comeback this week, and actually, it's return for many of us is going to look quite glittering. after all that cloud that loomed across the uk last week, sunshine quite a contrast. still quite a bit of cloud to the east at the moment because we haven't quite booted this area of low pressure off into the continent just yet. it will still give heavy showers across northern and eastern england through the very end of send a bed into monday morning, they are largely gone. a bit of patchy cloud around. but overall, a fine start to the week. there is that big high in all of its glory for monday. light winds and essentially a dry day. and they should be some long spells of sunshine. just at the chance across the highlands of scotland that we see a few showers developing through monday afternoon. elsewhere, sunshine and some warmth returning. up sunshine and some warmth retur

there is no big "oops" button down here. there's only one problem, right? what was that?? well, in theory, that could happen. hello there. western scotland was the warmest part of the country on tuesday and it will be again on wednesday. we had cooler, cloudier conditions in some parts of the country, mind you, particularly here in the midlands, and that cloud is still around in the same place at the moment. high pressure still in charge, keeping it dry, but we've got more cloud coming down across the north sea that'll push further inland during the day. but we start with some mist and fog patches in scotland and northern ireland, then the sunshine comes out in many areas. there's the cloud coming in off the north sea, into eastern england, through the midlands and towards parts of wales. and we'll have more cloud again across the northern isles of scotland, but also, cloudier skies in the northeast of mainland scotland, perhaps even into the borders as well. elsewhere in scotland, the sun will be out and it's going to be warm — 26 degrees again around glasgow. and in the

with the everything button.hey, everybody, welcome back. we're here. we're here with the lovely and talented mindy kaling. well now you have the season two of your show, "never have i ever." it is about to start or just starting. >> yes, today. >> stephen: today, exactly starting today. congratulations on season two, that is always a good feeling. >> yes, it is. >> stephen: it is about a bunch of high-schoolers and their relationships with each other and their love lives. does it let you understand gen z better. >> i don't, i don't understand them any better. between that show i have another show called the-- lives of college girls and i'm just like, what am i doing, why am i writing these sexy shows about teens. like do they-- . >> stephen: because you know what sells, what do you mean? >> okay, good, good, i hope that, but it is like, i wonder do they think i'm weird that i'm writing, some old creepy lady, oh, tell me more about your sex lives. because that's what i am. >> stephen: do you do that, do you go no