our cameras with ems boise. the city's chief paramedic calling this a really long mass casualty incident. they say nearly all of their patients are unvaccinated. tonight, 73% of people 12 years and older have now received one dose of the vaccine. president biden will address the nation tomorrow on the virus and dr. jha is standing by right here tonight on this new variant and on boosters. are they coming? abc's kaylee hartung leading us off from boise tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the country heading into the fall with four times more patients fighting covid in hospitals than a year ago, over 100,000. in idaho, one of the least vaccinated states, some hospitals now rationing care as a last resort, running out of critical equipment, space and staff. forced to make tough decisions on who gets treated first. >> we don't have enough staff. nurses are leaving because they're burned out and we simply don't have enough people, we don't have the manpower to take care of these patients. >> reporter: paramedics in boise

president joe biden on the ground in boise, idaho right now dealing with a different drama. the epic wildfires tearing across the western united states , but business is big and small nationwide confirmed, relieved or confused about his new covid vaccine mandate. one of the nations four most experts in vaccine law and policy is here exclusively. we will cut to the chase and ask , are his mandates legal? we will get that professor' answer coming up. and after tonight, week one of the nfl season will be in the books, online betting stocks one of the hottest sectors right now, the fox bet ceo is here on how football bets paid out, and what the massive consolidation in the gaming world really means for the future of the industry. we want to start with the breaking news though about the tropical storm because it is moving major parts of the markets here. it's about to bump up against the coast of south texas, coordinates 70 miles south of port arkansas, texas moving north at 12 miles an hour bringing tropical force wind and rain. we're told it could possibly morph to hurricane st

her district includes parts of boise. that board has authority over all the health regulations in her district. she also serves as the democratic leader and house minority leader. thanks so much for your time this evening. i appreciate you being here. >> my pleasure. >> so i have been following the news recently in idaho and the real covid crisis in idaho through local news reports. let me ask you if i got any of that wrong or twisted the wrong way around? >> unfortunately, you hit the nail on the head and i find it ironic that dr. cole is referring to 1984 because it feels very much like we are living in a distopeian novel out here. we have a dumping fire and our elected leaders are dumping kerosene on it. they fired a man because he recommended masks and replaced it with a person you need is dissuadeing people from getting vaccines at a time when our hospitals are encourageing, when the school rate doubled in more than a couple weeks of school. it real he is a calamity i sea escalating. >> part of the reason we have bee

doctors where she lives in boise, idaho, can't schedule the needed surgery to remove an ovary. idaho department of health and welfare has activated crisis standards of care, postponing surgeries because hospitals are filled with covid patients. >> we have certainly struggled with vaccination rates as we know. and that struggle has translated into a hospital system and a healthcare system that's overwhelmed. >> i have no doubt that i would be at home recovering from surgery, had it not been overwhelmed with covid patients. >> reporter: instead, titus is a long way from home. she is here in the bay area, desperate for relief she talked with her doctor and decided to come here to this hospital in mountain view for surgery. some of the highest vaccination rates. to you titus says the difference in medical care here is drastic. >> there was two other patients. the entire time. whereas, um, urgent care in boise is incredibly busy. >> reporter: she says the procedure is scheduled tomorrow. if all goes well, she can go home next week. a medical journey costing her thousands of extra do

earlier today, we were briefed by the center in boise, idaho. the center is a locational hub for the federal firefighting resources in the region. and we just surveyed some of the damage of the fires here in california, which in less than a month has wiped out over 200,000 structures. homes, precious memories destroyed, air quality degraded, local economies stopped in its tracks, and nearly 200 people in the area forced to live in shelters. everyone in irving, california knows the time of the year, when you can't go outside, when the air will be filled with smoke and the sky will turn an apocalyptic shade of orange. parents worried about keeping their children safe in a pandemic worry about air quality as well. thus far, the nationwide, over 44,000 wildfires have burned nearly 5,300,000 acres, roughly the size of the state of new jersey. in california, this year more than 2.2 million acres are burned. the dixie fire burned nearly 1 million alone. and we are working closely with governor newsom to make sure california has every resource, every re

he just visited the national interagency fire center in boise and spoke about the resources. he says they are learning about the changing conditions, allowing wildfires to explode in size. >> we have a global warming problem. what is going to happen is things will not build back to what it was to where it was before. >> the first step in california is going to be in sacramento this afternoon. you will survey some of the damage. this trip was planned several weeks ago when the latest polls looked dicey. we are going to be following the latest on the trip on air and online at www.kpix.com. >> thank you so much, anne. >>> kpix 5's justin andrews continues coverage from solano county. >> reporter: right now leaders and volunteers are here at the headquarters in solano county inside the building. they are pushing for vote yes . in a few minutes, they will be out and about going door to door wanting people to vote yes on the recall election. right now they say gavin newsom is the worst governor in california history they want him out. later today about 50 miles away from here in sa

earlier today, we were briefed by the national agency of fire in boise idaho -- boise, idaho.t is a locational hub for our firefighting resources in the region. we did observe some of the damage here in less than one month, it has wiped out 200,000 acres and 1000 structures. homes, precious memories destroyed, air quality degraded, local economies stopped in their tracks and nearly 200 people in the area of force to live in shelters. everybody in northern california knows the time of the year when you cannot go outside, when the air will be filled with smoke and this guys will turn apocalyptic shade of orange. parents worried about keeping their children safe in a pandemic. worried about air quality as well. thus far, the nationwide, 44,000 wildfires have burned nearly 5 million 3000 acres. -- over 5 million acres. roughly the size of new jersey. in california, 2.2 million acres have burned. the dixie fire burned nearly one million alone. we are working closely with the governor to make sure that california has every resource, every resource available to keep families safe. th

i interviewed for a job with boise cascades and in the meantime there was a war going on. anyway, the whole point was i use to always but i grew up in a little town in scranton that shut down because of the goldmine. i went to a little catholic grade school off 95 there used to be the philadelphia pike so my mom would drive me to the parking lot and right across the street was the fire station, volunteer but very good. some group to be firefighters, police or priests. i didn't qualify for any of them so here i am. you are incredible at what you do. it's not hyperbole. you know about my long, long relationship with firefighters. i mean, it from the bottom of my heart we owe you more than just our thanks. we owe you what you need to deal with these problems. sorry to go on for so long. thank you. turning it back to you i guess, i don't know who -- whoever. >> i trained to become a teacher and that was way too scary. [laughter] >> that's why i left the county council. >> the national association is a key partner of ours and representing them today, state forrester from the st

or you can see the glass, you're the one total milan and press one to boise chest. the brakes question with dr. ross on that old dominion. sing it, you know, watch in your was what you mean she media place and where you delete it. i would see me if there was a bunch on my lip. i'm watching him to cut off on into this. how else jim? yes and last log in with us 2 years and my son james of santa for out of the store barn, you was sick and i know you're just fixing nearer let me finish with him to player could have been unable to power to actually buy new league your goodman by substrate terrace, but i need you to say what machine you think that yeah. toby scratches below get storage in front of my feet. let me know when you put a man able to achieve just for us before the to repeat. yeah, sure. what a community that to approach. i'm pretty sure the course come recently to which you will come much, but union to be right. port. it was a series of shame the shelters. and you know, whether you need me, if you need me, my name is william bath. mm. mm. my it's my fault. the

let's go out to kaylee hartung outside a hard hit hospital in boise, idaho.ite house has acknowledged ahead of this six-point plan that president biden is expected to unveil later today. and here in idaho, they are in the trenches. now across the country so much of the concern is focused on figuring out how to help protect children as they head back to school. this morning, a record number of covid infections among children. they now account for one in four of all new cases. los angeles now on the verge of becoming the first major school district in the country to mandate vaccines in children 12 and older. a vote that's expected to pass set for later today. in florida, wednesday, a judge ruling against governor desantis and his ban on mask mandates saying school districts can require masks while the case is being appealed. the teachers union reports at least 13 school employees in the miami-dade school district have died from covid in the last three weeks. all of them were unvaccinated. as cases and hospitalizations stabilize in hard-hit southern states like

he from boise to seattle. or from boise to so. can't to get them on an advance flight saving their.transport is important. military can do that betty than any other organization. c-130 c-17. also we have an advance military capability garden reserve, icu providers that can actually help stuff a field icu. so we can be deployed in multiple different ways. >> let's talk about boosters, we had a mutual friend, and your fellow airmen, doctor steven's temple, on last night from indiana. if you can swing by and get him, he's a quarantined in his basement, and climbing the walls because he tested positive for covid. he assumes from an unvaccinated patient in his hospital. all of you guys and buy that, medical professionals, got the shot early, which means you are month window has come to an end. in some cases long ago. and i assume you are an advocate of boosters, whatever they do to sort out the federal policy. >> well of course ryan, but i am more than anything, i want to see this pandemic and in the quickest way possible. which is why i think the details incontrovertible, from the fda,

the president met there with a team of smoke jumpers based in boise.e got a tour of the facility and leading the response to one of the worst wild fire seasons we've ever had. the president in his visit today stressed the correlation between these increasingly devastating wildfires all over the west and climate change. he says the u.s. should be investing in solutions to protect the country from more extreme weather in the future especially since we're already starting to live with its consequences. but in the midst of that big picture stuff, he also brought up a very small picture problem. a more immediately, more granular right-now problem facing the smoke jumpers he met with today and facing other firefighters. it is a very specific problem that has a pretty direct fix. >> believe it or not, the massive shortage of fire hoses, i think you all get it. the idea that we went into this fire season with a shortage of fire hoses? that's all i heard from my guys back east and the midwest, more fire hoses. >> no fire hoses? the president saying today the fi

it's important to be able to transport patients from point a to point b, from boise to seattle or boisee-saving therapy. transports are important. the military can do that better than any other organization, on the c-130 or c-13. however, we also have icu providers who can help staff a field icu. we can be employed in multiple different ways, brian. >> least talk about boosters. we had your friend and fellow airman dr. steven sample last night from indiana. if you can swing by and get him, he is quarantined in his basement and climbing the walls because he tested positive from covid, he assumes from an unvaccinated patient in his hospital. all of you guys, and by that, i mean medical professionals, got the shot early which means your six-month window has come to an end, in some cases long ago, and i assume you are an advocate of boosters, whatever they do to sort out the federal policy. >> well, of course, brian, but more than anything, i want to see this pandemic end in the quickest way possible, which is why i think the data is incontrovertible from the scientists who looked at 20,000

he's in boise, idaho, this hour, where he will tour damage from the catastrophic wildfires. he'll make a final stop in california to help the governor there, gavin newsom, keep his job ahead of tomorrow's recall election. here now to talk about that, cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor for "the atlantic," ron brownstein. polling shows governor newsom will most likely survive this recall attempt so why is president biden making that stop? >> it tells you it's mostly a turnout issue for democrats and they really have brought out the big guns, one after the other, president biden, former president obama, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders, have cut ads. what's really striking, anar, i the way they have turned this race around. if you think about the arc of this contest, it got on the ballot in the first place because of the backlash in the state's most conservative regions against the measures governor newsom put in place to fight the covid pandemic, crystallized by the hypocrisy of him dining at a fancy restaurant. it's ending with him showing there is, in effect, t

. >> there was two other patients the entire time, whereas urgent care in boise is incredibly busy. >> the procedure is scheduled and if all goes well she could go home next week, and a medical journey costing her thousands of extra dollars. >> it enrages me. people that don't have the funds i have are stuck in the state of idaho cannot get the care they need. >>> a live look in los angeles where today city leaders are considering a new vaccine mandate. it would be like the one approved in places in san francisco by requiring proof of vaccinations for outdoor dining as well. >> if it comes down to us enforcing employees with vaccinations, we're going to lose employees. >> if approved the ordinance would take affect november 4th. >>> a key prosecution witness will be back on the stand later this morning in san jose for the elizabeth holmes fraud trial. there was damning testimony yesterday saying holmes and others repeatedly ignored his claims that the technology did not work. he resigned eventually. >> the details between the dialogue between the lab director and the ceo of the compan

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so today the president, he's now on his way to boise, idaho, and look at the fire agency there as wildfires burn across the west. he'll then go to sacramento and look at fire damage. and make an appearance for gavin newsom. final day of voting in that california re-election is tomorrow. prospects are looking fairly good for gavin newsom. but the president is trying to help at the last minute. but he's also going to take advantage of this trip to do the same thing that he did when he looked at flood damage and hurricane damage from the ida and its recommnants in new yorkd new jersey last week. turn to the climate agenda part of the infrastructure bill he's trying to advance and they're seeing some progress, division within the democratic party and a long way to go but they put out a statement praising the product that the ways and means committee published last night toward rewarding work and not wealth in this economy and cutting taxes and providing benefits for middle class families while making corporations an the wealthy pay their fair share. so with a tight legislative deadline, the nee

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this west coast swing, which started in boise, idaho, driven in part by the president, pushing for his 3.5 true million dollars spending plan. which would include major investments to combat climate change. he pointed to the year round fire season in the golden state as further reason for the spending for every dollar. we invest. now we say, $6. that's not hyperbole. that is not hyperbole we spend over $97 billion because of planet tendency. it was sitting with our thumb in our except here you would fighting like hello. you've been moving in a way that few states have done and that message to staff at the offices of emergency services by it and praised california for the work it's doing on environmental issues. now that $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill is making its way through congress, but will require all senate democrats to support it. moderate democrat joe manchin said he opposes the plan due to the price tag and because he wants more time to deliberate on the bill, so its future still unknown. now this is a two part visit like you, said one for the president to push his agenda a

from san francisco over to vallejo our first night where we connect with all those, and sacramento, boise, chicago, pittsburgh, washington, d.c., and the here in new york. >> were there commonalities you encountered as you rode across the country talking to people, meeting people? sometimes when we are here on the coast, we think we are very different from everyone else, but what was it you discovered as you rode across the country? >> that on september 11, 2001, those of us who remember it all became part of that 9/11 community, and there was an overwhelming acknowledgment that that event they still remember very well. they remember where they were, what they were doing, certain sounds or smells or lack of. they were extremely grateful that our ride went through their community. >> where were you on 9/11 20 years ago? >> i was about 15 years or better in my role with the san francisco fire department. we were in the academy of 17 we were training. they were in their testing phase getting ready to go on the line, so we all watched. i went into the fire station. usually it is and active pl

on tuesday, haiti's top prosecutor said he is seeking charges against henry over boise's killing. >>he actions to create confusion and prevent justice will not be allowed to happen. the real culprits, the masterminds, those responsible for the assassination of president jovenel moise will be brought to justice and punished for their as. reporter: moise was shot to death when assassins stormed his residential compound. dozens have been arrested in the wake of the raid, including 18 former colombian soldiers and two haitian americans. but several key suspects remain at large, including a former senator, and a fugitive former employee of the justice ministry's anticorruption unit, whom henry has defended. prosecutors say the prime minister spoke with that suspect twice on the right of moise's assassination. they asked henry to report for questioning, and asked immigration services not to let him leave the country. but under haitian law, only the president can authorize the interrogation of the sitting prime minister, and since moise 's death, haiti doesn't have one. tom: the u.s. secret

take a look at this is giant potatoes actually a hotel in boise, idaho, of course, in honor of national restaurant chain mcalister's deli is giving one lucky fan and all expenses paid trip to the potato capital to stay in this giant but that's not all. they're also be various potato themed excursions during the four-day. stay. if this sounds like your dream vacation. you can learn about out in iran. mcallister delhi's website. the deadline to enter is september 14th. how us and french fries and a big welcome to the world to this baby giraffe at the perth in australia. it was a joyous but difficult day yesterday for mom. she was in labor for 2 and a half hours. >> mama giraffe is seen here cleaning the baby girl. but it seems that she is not the biggest fan of bath time. >> yeah. so cute. potatoes and wraps. a good late in the shot. yeah. have a nice evening, everybody will be back at 8 o'clock. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: wall of water. >> and have basements became a death trap for so many victims. >> my god. >> their commute from from. >> there is no water, there is no light. one functioning bac

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so what is going to do is about 4 and a half hour trip to get from dc to boise.'s there is going to see nipsey the national interagency fire center areas. so as he's heading down the steps gives the salute that will get on air force one that will be about a 4 and a half hour trip too boise and he's going to be looking at the way the nation is coordinating its fire response. of course, the west coast idaho, california, we have had a lot of fires. that's why he's going to be heading here in northern california to sacramento and he's going to be surveying the damage done by all those wire fought wildfires here and then at the same time campaigning for governor newsome in the recall right. hillhead eventually from sacramento once he's done serving some of the wildfire damage. he will head down to southern california. i believe he has an event with governor newsom and long beach. this >> later this as again, we are just one day away from the recall election here. so president biden heading across the country this morning. yeah. and right now it looks like we just saw

similar cranking the heat sense we've got 40 for vegas 41 in phoenix weather for idaho, affecting boise with a high of 26 degrees off to the pacific coast of mexico. we've got all off just move into the west of baja, california on friday and heavy falls for a huge portion of central america joining up with the wet weather in south america and through the peruvian andy's down ports can be expected here for them toward the south nice stay in santiago, 18 degrees that whether that was plaguing the river. plate region off toward the south atlantic associate has a high of 25 or cranking temperature. it's here, but it's really weather whiplash. we go from 37 on monday to 23 on tuesday with the south when that's it for me. bye. for now. the news is one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the of many more exceptional access to some of its key players reveals the inner workings of an organization telling the known to many as the blood alliance. inside this, in a la carte house part, one of the

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this is dry heat that will spark up that fire danger across las vegas into the plains as well for boise tomorrow, 94 degrees but most of these places are near 15 and 20 degrees above average, and ihs are consistent in the mid-# 90s. a slight disturbance in the gulf that we're also watching we'll talk about that coming up. >> janessa, thank you. >>> mama mia, here we go again after a 40, had year wait, abba is returning for a new concert experience in london called "involvage." tickets for the concert go on sale today >> "early today" is back in two with the olympian who traded their silver medal for a gold cause. >>> some of the final soldiers to serve in ghisafantan are reunited with their families back home. ♪ ♪ just two pills for all day pain relief. aleve it, and see what's possible. does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. ♪ plus, herbal and other immune superstars. ♪ ♪ downy's been taking you back, since way back. with freshn

but despite the invasions, continue in 20198 implemented by boise over the past few decades. this wanted have lost 18000 hector's, of their territory down to one of the lookouts responsible for gardening. the border guest asked for a significant lot of the the what the morning one on the the, the are by adding the wide off that all out. we are in the off there by the pilot. was it was thor button, the or thought on the wire. herman of that was of the but it was me was what you are human to see them while they was only when the one who know that feel that a through i was recently this event is were given a useful way of history, which has enhance their surveillance capacity draws the money from when we, when we will be, will be there in this jerome issue is they're able to watch over an area of $600.00 actors at one time. oh the problem. stevie was on the pharma said no, thank you so important. you know, what do you want to be made by boys? and i've seen how the shavone to protect nature. we're trying to keep intruders out . my next stop is the village of here, where the commu

boosted earnings and nbc holdings is another one that looks good this is expanded into height areas of boisewing in its revenue in entry-level if you look at the millennial buyer they have to think about the jonesy that the place that homebuilder would want to be right now. >> for stock geeks, there was an interesting dynamic if you look at the price-to-book ratio of the homebuilders it is stayaway their way overpriced then you look at the price-to-earnings it's mid single digits they look really cheap, why that split. >> there's something really interesting going on on the price-to-book valuation they were treating two times that would be the time to stayaway but they have been shifting away from buying land outright to options so that's not as meaningful as it once was. but when you look at price-to-earnings a lot are trading 25% the five-year average. jack: thank you, really interesting. up next our roundtable members will give their investment ideas will give their investment ideas for the coming week that's a nice truck. yeah, it's the chevy silverado. check out this multi-flex tailgate

ben stopped in boise, idaho, at a command center for the national response to the fire.unded by local officials, he tried to put the severity of the crisis into context. president biden: 5.4 million acres burned. that is larger than the entire state of new jersey. when i say that back east, we are used to floods and storms. when i say that back east, they say this is profound. laura: the intensity of the u. buyers comes as a b investigation into global climate change data has found that the number of extremely hot days has more than doubled in the past 40 years. in nigeria, climate change has destroyed the country's once fertile lands. domestic oil production has only added to the problem as millions of nigerians are forced to live around toxic gas flares. bbc's peter reports. peter: under the scorching sun and in front of an open gas flame in nigeria's oil-rich south, she risks her life to support her family. temperatures here reach boiling levels. despite the risks, joy uses the heat to speed up drying time. >> the reason i have short hair is because if i grow my hair

in boise, idaho reflects the situation. >> they all ask, what could i have done?e vaccine save them now? no. >> reporter: pfizer's vaccine for kids between the ages of five and 11 reportedly could get f.d.a. approval by next month. roughly 25,000 kids have tested positive in the first six weeks of school. marrying? >> brennan: thank you very much. we want to go now to former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, who sits on the board of pfizer. he has a new book coming out too next week: "uncontrolled spread: how covid-19 crushed us and how we can defeat the next pandemic." sott, it is great to see you again. >> doctor: good to see you. >> brennan: states can mandate vaccines. the federal government has never done something like this before, outside of the u.s. military. the republican governor of arkansas was on tv today saying this is going to backfire. he is trying to convince people to take the vaccine, and because the federal government is telling them to, it will be even harder. does this mandate make sense practically speaking? >> doctor: i think the down

boise. >> way wrong >> 18 days >> team boise. >> twice as many days as they normally would have whereasmate change johnny, tell them what they've . >>> our forecast is winner today. we're going to see better air quality this afternoon, and our temperature's coming down a few degrees. fall begins at 12:21. then as we go through the forecast, still feels like summer the rest of the week. our inland areas in the low to mid-90s. a little cooler for the weekend with our inland areas in the mid-80s. san francisco seeing the fog back this morning, but it does quickly clear out. we're headed towards 70 degrees. low 70s the next few days and upper 60s with more fog lingering going into the weekend. >> that's you're latest weather. what time is it? best time of the day >> that was fun. you make weather so fun. first up in popstart, we have sad news to report out of hollywood. actor willie garson, with best known for his scenes on "sex in the city" has died anne thompson has more on his career and how he's being remembered >> how can you not have a shrink this is manhattan. even the shrinks have s

boosted earnings and nbc holdings is another one that looks good this is expanded into height areas of boises one has been growing in its revenue in entry-level if you look at the millennial buyer they have to think about the jonesy that the place that homebuilder would want to be right now. >> for stock geeks, there was an interesting dynamic if you look at the price-to-book ratio of the homebuilders it is stayaway their way overpriced then you look at the price-to-earnings it's mid single digits they look really cheap, why that split. >> there's something really interesting going on on the price-to-book valuation they were treating two times that would be the time to stayaway but they have been shifting away from buying land outright to options so that's not as meaningful as it once was. but when you look at price-to-earnings a lot are trading 25% the five-year average. jack: thank you, really interesting. up next our roundtable members will give their investment ideas will give their investment ideas for the coming week why bother mastering something? why hand-tune an audio system? why in

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