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gail's not alone.t's estimated that more than 34 million americans, 10% of the population of the united states, have diabetes, including more than 1.5 million of those who have type-1 diabetes. and outrageous costs affecting everyone across the board, spanning every kind of condition and disease, is similar. i remember what it was like for my mom as she got older and moved in with us. her prescription drugs were so expensive that it took me, my two brothers, and my sister, three siblings, chipping in to cover the thousands of dollars in monthly cost that she had to exhaust rather than exhaust the , little for her prescription drugs. it's personal to so many of us , and so many of you. you know, for more than one million americans living with multiple sclerosis, one common drug for that disease costs $7100 per month. the price has gone up 1000% over the last 20 years without any change in the drug. for more than one million people with rheumatoid arthritis, a common prescription drug used to cost about

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the red knights gave gail the ride of her lifetime. and here's the 100 more years to you, gail.0 a.m. and then at night justice with judge jeanine. thank you so much, guys. y'all have a great weekend. see you all ♪ ♪ o say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ for the ramparts we ratcheted ♪ were so

gail, first to you. you have to look at the rhetoric and the reality.t give you a lot of confidence, but what we can be confident in is that the world has leverage. the world bank has frozen its disbursement. it has $9 million in assets that the taliban will need. it will need money. it wants to show especially as it goes up against isis. it wants to show that it can govern. are you going to use your leverage to say women included in government and in education, make sure you don't go back to brutality and if you want the money you have to let people get to safety. we do have some leverage. >> and david, what about the change, the taliban who kept you captive for eight months. have they changed? >> i think there's an opportunity to try. i think gayle is right. there's tremendous leverage. force the taliban and use the economics and money and force them to change, but halil haqqani is a member of the family who kidnapped me and they are still holding an american today. we are leaving behind tens of thousands of afghan allies and friends of mine who are d

the red knights gave gail the ride of her lifetime. and here's the 100 more years to you, gail. p.m. show. tomorrow, "fox & friends" 6:00 a.m. and then at night justice with judge jeanine. thank you so much, guys. y'all have a great weekend. see you all later. greg greg that's a lot of work. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trace: good evening. i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier breaking tonight the desperate rush to get americans out of kabul the capital of afghanistan and the next target of the rampaging taliban. thousands of american troops are head to the region to try to ensure the safety of u.s. personnel. there is even a report that the biden administration is asking the taliban to spare the american embassy in kabul there are also reports of heavy fighting near the capital city and speculation that its collapse could be just hours, maybe days away. we begin tonight with white house correspondent peter doocy.

gail maclellan reports. cuba the first place hurricane ida makes landfall. flash floods and mudslides also expected in jamaica and the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst, she is expected to become extremely dangerous when she hits the southern united states this weekend. it’s she hits the southern united states this weekend. it's going to travel over _ states this weekend. it's going to travel over some _ to travel over some extraordinarily warm water, over an area we call inaudible. it basically is a superhighway incredibly warm water all the way to the shores of louisiana and along the way, that's just going to feed energy into the storm and they are expecting rapid intensification of the storm and right now, it is 80 miles an hourand storm and right now, it is 80 miles an hour and they expected to come onto the shores of louisiana with winds of 140 miles an hour, —— making a category four hurricane. ida will arrive _ category four hurricane. ida will arrive 16 _ category four hurricane. ida

[000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, the judge did not show traditional in order to keep gail this is your last i use a sick day marathon of creativity multicultural festival and the biggest variety is the competition for a few days per became a russian cultural capital 28 category. ah violin and piano to the artist, parenting, and data protection. was that when i went down the bunk of contestants ages range from 10 to 25. and i'm going to buy them in 2020. because of the pandemic. they had to perform remotely. but now they're on an actual stage with atmosphere team spirit and of real composition. yeah. c oh, the filter games were in 580 to be see when singing of music contests ran alongside athletic competitions and cherry at races of 1600 years until the 20th century. they were forgotten. now it's an international cultural project based in moscow. issue with ego, my new language from an international conference, an advisor to the delphi city, man recalled how it all began to europe. very. she thought everything over to be here. they 1st had to win regional content. delta games only take the ver

gail is struggling to walk and needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck. know when it might happen. if i had a date for my surgery, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa sitting and... that's my life. surgeons say for gail and others waiting a long time there is a risk that things will get worse. they may not have been urgent but they are... they become increasingly urgent the longer patients wait and there is no alternative. these patients need an operation, so we need investment and we need to keep prioritising these patients so they don't get forgotten. the total waiting for routine treatment in england injune was 9.6% of the whole population. in scotland, it was 8.2% in march, the latest available figure. in wales, it was 19.2% in may and in northern ireland, nearly a quarter of the population was on a waiting list, according to march data. hospitals are keen to get people to come in for the treatment that they need. they �*re also foc

gail with turned out for our former governor, which was the republican and no one turned out for j. b. fritz. there are you got was old enough to vote you as elections are increasingly won by narrow margins with more states restricting access to the ballot that makes the door to door battle to get out the vote. more critical than ever. john henry and al jazeera chicago. ah, let's have a quick update headlines here in algebra, and united states says it's carried out to drain strike again. so i still in eastern afghanistan and believe it believes that killed a member responsible for plenty of tax. it follows a warning from president joe biden, that those behind thursday, suicide bombing outside couple airport be hunted down. the mc and couple is warning americans again traveling to the airport because of security concerns. the pants consists specific credible threats against the facility, remain official, say any americans who are waiting at the airport should leave immediately. charlotte bless has more now from couple last night we were told by some taliban context that they were mov

gail maclellan reports.. flash floods and mudslides also expected injamaica and the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst. she's expected to become extremely dangerous when she hits the southern united states this weekend. it's going to travel over some extraordinarily warm water, over an area we call the loop current. it basically is a superhighway of incredibly warm water all the way to the shores of louisiana, and along the way, that's just going to feed energy into the storm and they're expecting rapid intensification of the storm. right now, it has 80 miles per hour. well, they expect it to come onto the shores of louisiana with winds of 1a0mph, making it a category a hurricane. ida will arrive 16 years to the day since hurricane katrina hit, when 80% of new orleans was flooded and almost 2,000 people lost their lives. hurricane ida is not expected to cause such devastation. though the winds will be stronger, the wall of water is not expected to be as high as that that submerged the city in 2

gail is struggling to walk and needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck.early a year and she doesn't know when it might happen. if i had a date for my surgery, there is a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there is no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa sitting and... that's my life. surgeons say for gail and others waiting a long time there is a risk that things will get worse. they may not have been urgent but they are... they become increasingly urgent the longer patients wait and there is no alternative. these patients need an operation, so we need investment and we need to keep prioritising these patients so they don't get forgotten. the total waiting for routine treatment in england injune was 9.6% of the whole population. in scotland, it was 8.2% in march, the latest available figure. in wales, it was 19.2% in may and in northern ireland, nearly a quarter of the population was on a waiting list, according to march data. hospitals are keen to get people to come in for the treatment that

that's what gail did. featuring this video of the red knights motorcycle club in pennsylvania surprising gail for her 100th birthday with a motorcycle ride. she walked out of her home, takes one look at the bike and the sidecar and says i'm ready. got the helmet on, off they went. 100 years of living. >> kevin: live well and live it up. rich, always a pleasure. i miss you over the white house. great to see this job you do if the state department. let's get you back here in the studio again with us sometime real soon. for all of us here at "fox news @ night," i'm kevin corke in for shannon bream. have a good night at a great weekend. someone once told me, that i should get used to people staring. so i did. it's okay, you can stare. when you're a two-time gold medalist, it comes with the territory. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to

. >> gail, you've written extensively about life under taliban rule.re are two worlds, a world in which women and girls live in in which leaving the house is prohibited, in which going to on school you face extreme challenges if there are any schools open. and then there is a rule for foreigners. in the first book i wrote, it was about a teenage girl whose business supported her family under the taliban. there were international officials who told me that they preferred dealing with the taliban because they would make a deal and they could keep security. the farther you were from power, the more unlivable it was. and girls who dreamed of becoming doctors and teachers and engineers, some of whom i'm talking to right this very moment who are asking me like david what they should do, i do not have an answer for. and i think the immediate question is how do we protect those people who have supported really the nato, ugs u.s. and international community effort. and there are many seeking space. they are trying to figure out what their way is forward. and i

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ktla gail anderson takes us on a tour of the repository of san fernando valley pop culture. are looking at history, the history of the san fernando valley as well as los angeles preserved and taught here at the valley relics museum in van nuys, >> kind of post writing books featured in the 1980's coming of age. universal pictures comedy. >> there's some cool buzz it >> fast times at ridgemont high starring sean penn as potted student. just the coli. well, it's here, disco ball and all. >> this is the actual bus that was in fast times at ridgemont high and it was donated by skinner classics. they have it here for as long as we want and it's been. >> a huge attraction. so this is the best in the movie fast times at ridgemont high and it is a maze. >> also 19 64 plenty at on a bill safari wagon of those rodeo tailor to the >> we have new to calm the famous rodeo taylor station wagon equipped bullhorns and the guys and the embroidered seats. >> cohn taylor made outfits for everyone from gene autry to the famous elvis presley know that by the way, when in town, chris lee with jam

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gail had already moved on, today we would say woke back political correctness had already taken overin the early 80s so a lot of post structuralism and all of this, i never really got into that at all but it was in the atmosphere, it was in the drinking water so to speak, just to take a course in the great book and think about meaning, that was passÉ at yale. they had already moved on, life was meaningless so we are going to make the best of it by joking or something, i don't know what. that's not something i picked up consciously but unconsciously just there. i think that really moved me away from any sense of being grounded in anything, any sense of meaning so when i graduated, i was very lost. i was -- i wanted to be a writer but i didn't know quite what that meant, how you do that, my parents didn't go to college, 15 have tips on me, he's got a poet friend you can visit or something. it was a tough time but i do think that yale and schools like that, at least since the 80s have wittingly or unwittingly have been pushing thiss idea tht we don't talk about old-fashioned things like

students at nearby gail rants, gail ranch middle school were being kept safe in their classrooms as a precaution, but they have now been allowed to return home at six tonight. california attorney general rob bonta announced today. the state department of justice will conduct an independent review into the shooting death of oscar grant, bart officer johannes mehserle. lee was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for grant's death at the fruitvale bart station back in 2009. grant's family, says former bart officer anthony anthony peroni, aggressively restrained grant and should also have been charged. the alameda county district attorney's office concluded after a review earlier this year that no criminal charges would be brought against him. state officials have opened a second ethics investigation into former windsor mayor dominic for polling, according to the chronicle, the fair political practices commission notified for polio on august 9th about the investigation. it was launched following an anonymous complaint at the end of july, alleging that for poli violated state law when he

i got me to gail will come in and get to the city but it was filled out through z o o z. thank you. you're not saved. on the i got the $700.00 you go to go and i wanna say it was quoted me the times. okay. is that something that is or no, no, no, i'm going to come out of that bundle. so 1st on what. ready i see has been expelled from the district. now afghan troops and local militia counter taliban attacks. i don't know much, much more. that was that was out of that. i was a nice beginner. like while retreating, the taliban burned down a local market. was phoenix as opposed to daddy, mom and i was calling to schedule a showing me inside him. he wasn't on saturday that it was actually just show me the rooms and i know we still need that done by and does she does void of a lot of scotty really go to the go with the get those some through the stuff and then a because she was the opponent on this, that would be a shallow stadium. she was losing one color with and i will listen that, isn't it? michelle route. i go to watch whatever emotional was natalie of the chop stock, run the quote,

you see a 360 degrees view of nasa's gail creator. we don't want to dry up anymore.have hit our peak. >> weather for earthlings. >> it is unfortunately not great in tahoe but it is good here in the bay area. you will see just how smoky this ghaisar. air quality in that area anywhere from unhealthy to hazardous. our air quality has been pretty good since yesterday. right now, dealing with good to moderate air quality. part of the reason for this is a nice sea breeze. let's check out that surface smoke. pretty good for most of you tomorrow morning but there will be a pocket of some hazy skies. that trend carries over into wednesday morning with the sierra bearing the brunt of most of the -- in the in the in the the atmosphere, we are still dealing with some impacts. good to moderate over the next three days. the winds, but -- gusting to miles perthe same wind directiog to keep the smoke out of here. that trend will carry over into tomorrow afternoon and evening. near the coast, fog and low clouds. you can see it right now, it is a healthy marine layer. 75 in mountain v

i'm ok to go to my wife about what about when you got up you will be what i got. 6 to go to germany, gail will come in to the city but it does not go through z o o z. thank you for your notice. saved on the i got the $700.00 you go to go. i want to say, what's the quote you want me to do? okay, that's really all the no, no, no i'm going to go out of that bundle with them as. ready i said has been expelled from the district. now afghan troops and local militia counter taliban attacks. much, much more. that was that was that i was a nice beginner. ah, while retreating the taliban burned down a local market. was phoenix as opposed to godaddy. my. com and i was calling to schedule a showing me inside him. he wasn't even on saturday that it was actually just show me the rooms and i know we still have that almost done and does she does void of a lot of that. he does go to the go with those who the stuff and then a pico, she paid for the bonus on this. that would be a challenge that if she was losing one color with and i will listen that isn't michelle. i would, i would much more of the chop mon

and gail, what can people expect if they're trying to ride bart starting tomorrow. >> justine and jonathanonday will be the first time trains will be rolling through until midnight bart says ridership has got >> i'm really excited today excite that was communicated from bart board. vice president rebecca saltzman about service resuming to near pre-pandemic. >> monday through saturday. weekdays are going to go from 05:00am to midnight 06:00am to midnight. on saturday previously service starting at 08:00am trains will run every 15 minutes, both directions during the pandemic party experience extremely low ridership and lost several employees due to a hiring freeze and retirement incentives service was originally planned to return in mid september. >> but bart managed to start early. so in march, the hiring process started. they worked on hiring folks and then the training process is quite extensive because these are skilled positions. and so this is the absolute soonest. >> we could start service back up and with concerns about break due covid cases from the delta variant bart says its train

thank you so much, gail enough day with us here on kron 4 for continuing coronavirus coverage just scan the qr code with your mobile device and you'll be directed to our web page that's dedicated to covid-19 coverage. it's all on kron 4 dot com. and once again the bay area air quality management district has extended an air quality advisory now through monday. this the 5th straight day that smoke from wildfires has brought hazy skies to the bay area. it is expected to affect people in the north and the east face the most people with respiratory issues are being told to limit their time outside. but officials do not expect to issue a spare the air alert. >> so what can we expect as we move into the evening and as you head out the door for the start of your new work week on monday. he's won 4 meteorologist marisa rodriguez here tonight. the answers. yeah, we're going to track a very unique microclimate forecast continuing for the start of your workweek monday. >> that marine layer that we're seeing inching closer towards the coast going to keep our temperatures along most coastal cities i

they have no spread to the gail g a plot. so we're herds of wild horses famously. room people are demanding immediate help from the authorities to protect the animals and also safeguard remote villages in the mountain valleys. locals have been forced to run their own rescue and fire fighting operations, while sizes being forced to flee the area. hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets of melbourne now that's really a 2nd largest city, entered its 6 demik locked after new covey cases were reported. the state wide locked on in victoria will last for 7 days with people only allowed to leave their homes for a handful of reasons, including exercising grocery shopping and getting back to mason. rachel blevins takes us through the latest episode of boone bus. next. it is a park to the rafters show, stay tuned at all gets going in moments the .

. >> reporter: gail and beverly pincus are not waiting for any kind of official policy. they have come up with their own plans to get a third pfizer shot in just the next couple days. >> i didn't want to wait a few re months for em to s, you can get osters d then i can't get an appointment. >> you're ready to go. >> yes we are. >> i'm ready, willing and able. >> more than 1 million americans have already gotten, on their own, a third shot, if they've got two shots before. one additional shot if they've gone j and j. >> reporter: dr. peter chin- hong says while the booster idea has been gaining momentum, the white house move strikes and as surprisingly sudden. it would recommend a third shot for everyone who got the pfizer or moderna vaccine. eight months after your full vaccination dates. >> it's going to be very similar , nursing home residents, healthcare workers, those over 65, people with comorbidities. >> reporter: then once again on to everyone else. >> definitely will get one. got my last shot in february, so i understand -- i have moderna. >> reporter: no details

curiosity rover took 129 individual images, showing a 360 degree view of part of the red planet's gail crater. nasa says the panorama reveals an ancient environment that has dried up over time. they believe the rocks will tell them how this once wet planet changed into the rocky, dryland it is today. >> pretty amazing to see those images. just a totally different world. >>> it's cool to think that whatever we're doing here, there is something on an entirely different planet, just running around, and every once in a while sending us some cool pictures. we'll focus on our corner of our planet, followed macleod, drizzle likely as we head through tonight. drizzle mainly along the coast but the fog and clouds are going to spread pretty far inland. we are going to see below average temperatures for a couple days, tuesday and wednesday. but things are going to change dramatically by thursday, friday and saturday. those look like the hottest days we'll see, a little inland heat wave settling in later this week and we have to worry about the air quality as well. tomorrow's air quality going to

i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus student said gail ranch, middle school are on lockdown right now in san room rome. police are recommending people shelter-in-place police say 22 year-old. >> right now, john sanchez escaped custody which prompted the shelter in place. that order is in effect in the area. bolinger canyon road between oaks drive and north monarch drive. sanchez was last seen in a red t-shirt. and if you see him your being asked to call the police immediately kron four's continuing to follow this breaking story. our jonathan mccall is on his way to stand alone right now and we'll have an update for you as soon as new information becomes available. now to our other top story tonight, new insight this evening into a 3rd vaccine shot last week that food and drug administration authorized a 3rd dose or booster shot of the covid vaccine for immunocompromised people. now it looks like the federal health officials are going to green light a booster for every 1, 8, months after their second dose conference. dan kerman been talking to the expert joins us now live from san fran

gail is struggling to walk and needs spinal surgery. she has two collapsed discs in her neck.ting and... that's my life. surgeons say for gail and others waiting a long time, there's a risk that things will get worse. they may not have been urgent but they are... they become increasingly urgent the longer patients wait, and there is no alternative. these patients need an operation, so we need investment and we need to keep prioritising these patients so they don't get forgotten. the total waiting for routine treatment in england injune was 9.6% of the whole population. in scotland, it was 8.2% in march, the latest available figure. in wales, it was 19.2% in may and in northern ireland, nearly a quarter of the population was on a waiting list, according to march data. hospitals are keen to get people to come in for the treatment that they need. they are also focusing on trying to reduce the backlog of those who have been waiting for a while. and then there are people out there who didn't come forward during the pandemic but who may yet require hospital care. polls have closed i

working poor, which is the black in the working middle class, which is why one, the other in which is gail with gale with turned out for our former governor, which was a republican. and no one turned out for j. b pritzky or are you got was old enough to vote you as elections are increasingly won by narrow margins, with more states restricting access to the ballot that makes the door to door battle to get out the vote. more critical than ever. john henderson, al jazeera chicago. ah are, let's have a quick update headlines here in algebra. and the united states says it's carried out to drain strike again. so i still in eastern afghanistan and believe it believes it's killed a member responsible for planning attacks. it follows a warning from president joe biden, that those behind thursday, suicide bombing outside couple airport be hunted down. the mc.

we've got some severe gail warnings out for parts of the south island. you can see that snow kicking, you know, cross central areas. as we go into choose day. it's going to be the north island that sees a lot of the really wet weather and it's a similar story for eastern parts of asia. we've got some really intense rains on the way, for se, in areas of china and southern parts of japan, where a mudslide and flooding alert remains that sir, update the metal gasket, a breathtaking tropical paradise where its former protectors are now wanting to vary. we follow their journey as they put their lives on the line. breaking. it's all medical on out the euro. oh, a main story this our taliban fighters are inside afghanistan presidential palace entering the capital after a brief offensive. the group says it once a peaceful transition of power, and they claim to be a moderate force promising to respect women's rights, scenes unfolding in the cobble are causing worry and concern across the country. and i've got to sounds, president nash, i've gone a has left cobble

working poor, which is the black in the working middle class, which is why want to other in which is gail with gale with turned out for our former governor, which was the republican and no one turned out for j. b pritzky or are you got was old enough to vote you as elections are increasingly won by narrow margins, with more states restricting access to the ballot that makes the door to door battle to get out the vote. more critical than ever. john henderson, al jazeera chicago, one of the world's top football, as is heading back to the club where he made his name. christiana, rinaldo is making a shock. return to the english premier league. johns mentioned the united david stokes story. kristen, 12 years after leaving them. christiana rinaldo is once again a manchester united player. the news broke just an hour after he landed in lisbon for international duty with portugal, after deciding to leave italian. saudi aventis had initially been in talks with united rivals, manchester city. but when city pulled out, united stepped in to snap him up. it reported the event is accepted, an offer of

the other end, which is gail with gale with turned out for our former governor, which was a republican. and no one turned out for j. b pritzky or are you got was old enough to vote you as elections are increasingly won by narrow margins, with more states restricting access to the ballot that makes the door to door battle to get out the vote. more critical than ever. john henderson, al jazeera chicago. the brown bag is a protective species in romania, but there's growing pressure to reintroduce hunting now. being fueled by a rise in barrow tanks at a time when the government is trying to encourage terrorists to return to national parks from armenia in the cold. pacey, in mountains under simmons reports, it's a wilderness, like few others in europe. the copy of mountains, primeval forests, absorbing the poisons of modern life greenhouse gases. but there endangered, just like the wildlife with romania as rangers. are aware that illegal logging isn't the only threat. here we have 2 or 3 conflicts. laureen hollis, one's mind is firmly set on animal welfare. and are we welding project he's w

gail maclellan, bbc news.of presidentjohn f kennedy, should be released from prison. sirhan sirhan has served more than 50 years injail for the killing in 1968. the recommendation does not mean sirhan will be freed automatically — it would have to be approved by the governor of california. a shortage of lorry drivers has led to fast food chains like mcdonald's, kfc and nandos running out of popular products but the business secretary has rejected calls for immigration rules to be temporarily loosened to ease the problem. instead kwasi kwarteng wants employers to use incentives like new training schemes and higher salaries to attract uk—based workers. our business correspondent, katy austin reports. single—use plastic cutlery, plates and polystyrene cups could be banned in england, under new plans to tackle pollution. the government will launch a public consultation this autumn, following an eu ban injuly and plans for similar moves in scotland, wales and northern ireland already announced. some campaigners say

that this was this the swab that the nurse was actually using the unit and it appears so that it was gailas the l swap it was being used was of this rated r was at this party to tell people the truth, come on. >> history proves leaders conformant dangerous addiction to political power and when a politician's family heritage is also embedded in their power, those roots often times grow deeper and more entwined pretty governor andrew cuomo's ambitions to stay in the governorship perhaps paralleled this with an inherent needed to live up to his father and governor mario and a cuomo with the state of new york for three terms. and for the most part, always had a son by his side. and andrew for fresh out of law school young the meter acres started by serving is his father's campaign manager and he was just 24 years old. allegedly entering made campaign struggles and will ensure that his father would cross the finish line first. any dead and he later joined the governor's staff is of his father's policy advisors known for being tactical and bullish and albany politicians referred to him as the e

let's ring in jason gail.l us why you think alta is driving such big outbreaks across the world? -- delta. reporter: it is the most infectious variant to emerge so far it is twice as infectious as the original strain that came out of wuhan. we know people infected have really high levels of virus in the upper airways. 1200 times more viral load than patients infected with other strains. that is creating a lot of transmission. it is as infectious as chickenpox. rishaad: tell me in layman's terms. no need to get too technical here. what is it about this particular variant that makes it so easy to pass on? reporter: just the fact that when you are infected with this particular virus, you are chatting a lot more virus good we know those particles have greater affinity. they're better at walking into those receptors on our cells, the way it gets and is just much more efficient. it could also be that you need a lower infectious dose to get infected with this virus and get covid. david: to the bigger question, are va

gail maclellan reports. winds at 80 mph and to venture in vain. and mudslides also expected injamaica in the cayman islands. but this is not ida at her worst. she is expected to become extremely dangerous when she reaches the southern united states this weekend. tt the southern united states this weekend. , :, :, ., :, weekend. it is going to travel over some extraordinarily _ weekend. it is going to travel over some extraordinarily warm - weekend. it is going to travel over some extraordinarily warm water i weekend. it is going to travel over| some extraordinarily warm water in weekend. it is going to travel over i some extraordinarily warm water in a navy recall loop current which basically is a superhighway of incredibly warm water all the way to the shores of louisiana and along the shores of louisiana and along the way that is going to feed energy into this storm and we are expecting the way that is going to feed energy into this storm and we are expecting rapid intensification of the storm the shores of louisiana with winds of 140 mph, makin

it will be administered by reilly gail's family.in texas dallas, texas. at the deep celebrate life. you get two hours to get to dallas. i think there is going to be some drinks. i don't know. i can't make it but go to the website. it's riley gale foundation.org. >> dana: cool. >> jessica: this was also my one more thing for yesterday. you don't have to go anywhere. charlie watts passed away yesterday. regard as one of the coolest men in rock. he always had the best clothes, snappiest dresser. great suits was in the band 06 years. joining in 63. tributes poured in everywhere. the tributes from the living beatles i thought were particularly incredible. amazing guy. he also had the charlie watts orchestra huge jazz enthusiast. married 57 years. i got to see them perform in hide park when i lived in london one of the most cool experiences in my life. mick jagger went to the school of economics where i went for one year. he dropped out but he is the most famous alum. >> dagen: got stare at mick jagger's butt for 60 years. >> greg: how co

gail and it's 1/3 the size and this was done in 1976 for the bicentennial celebration of the united states. well in 1702 when the city was founded king louis the 14th being the gracious personality wise he sent a couple more ships and those ships had females on them and he sent those females females over to marry the soldiers. so that he could grow this community and a lot of them did marry the soldiers and the community did grow. we know now that they had nicknames some people call them casquets because they all care at the same luggage. some people called them caskets because they actually brought yellow fever here in some of the soldiers actually died what we have found out also is that they were often from the roman catholic church, and their chef ones were nuns. but they married to soldiers in the community did grow and history is history. so we tell the story as it is there were other ships to come some came from the dominican republic and those ships had concubines on it and doing this time mobile being a seaport town was kind of loose and the wives would allow their husbands to hav

. >> thank you, gail. >>> a shocking number showing hour pediatric wards are filling up with young covidients. the florida hospital association says three in four hospitals there are just days away from a critical staffing shortage. >>> the texas voting restrictions bill getting past a key hurdle, setting up possible passage in a few weeks. a new alarm as congress is scheduled to vote on a voting bill next week. >>> the latest on the bomb scare on capitol hill, talking about the role of social media and what investigators are looking into, next. al media and what investigators are looking into, next ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ i was drowning in student loan debt. then i discovered sofi. lower interest rate. my principal is going down. sofi is a place where you can start to tackle those money goals today. ♪♪ ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's those money goals today. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy

it is going to be the andrea gail of septembers. the perfect storm.utures at negative four, dow futures go the other way, up 10. lisa stay with us. on the equity market, sam stovall, cfra. we do that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. the u.s. and the u.k. are warning citizens in afghanistan not to travel to the kabul airport. they say there are threats of a terror attack. the biden administration says it knows of about 1500 americans still in the country. israel's prime minister plans to discuss strategy on iran today at the white house. they fear iran is speeding up its nuclear program at an alarming rate. israel has said it may use secret attacks. the labor shortage in the u.k. is leading consumer businesses to be pessimistic, according to a survey. the survey found optimism at -17% this month, down from a positive reading of 47% in may. this is as restaurants and bars can't find enough workers to fill jobs after the lockdown. western digital is in talks to merge in a deal involving two chip companies tha

gail and the cash buyers. just one of several that's raging in northern california. >> the massive dixie fire has now been burning for 35 days and it has burned. >> more than 635,000 acres and officials say this wildfire is just really tough to control because winds carrying large embers are causing the fire to spread quickly. >> eldorado county, the caldor fires now at more than 53,000 acres that is after growing more than 23,000 acres overnight. the fire remains is 0% contained at least 6,000 people have been ordered to evacuate their homes. crews admit they are concerned with just how quickly the fire is spreading and how difficult it is to fight coming up tonight at 8.15, we will hear from a bay area family who fears their vacation homes could be destroyed. those fires, of course, are spewing ash and toxic particulates into the air, extending the air quality advisory warning for the bay area and that is prompting people to take additional steps to try and take care of their health. well, for surrey's asses

gayle ong kron 4 news, thank you so much, gail. now let's take a live look outside here in san francisco, the transamerica pyramid no fog in the shot. >> it's quite lovely in the city today. definitely a gorgeous day outside kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here tonight with a look at. >> what we can expect as we move into monday and some cooling for the folks inland. yeah, we're going to notice some cooling out there right now double digits. so much needed relief. pretty uniform numbers out there right now. >> for your sunday night. but what a great way to start august. we're not tracking any cloud cover so fog dust. >> not going to be an issue for the most part this evening. take a look at this spread low to mid and upper 60's. it is very rare to find some low 70's out there. but we did see some in pittsburgh and fairfield out there right now. but we are tracking double digit cooling for our innermost valley specifically for those of you in the east bay conquered and livermore. that's why you're in the mid to upper 60's out