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candice: candice nguyen, nbc bay area news. stephen: you can look up your school district and the number of classroom covid cases it is reporting. we've posted the link to candice's story online. that's available right now on nbcbayarea.com/investigations. up next, the debate over thinning our forest to slow down wildfires. bigad shaban: the way we've been fighting wildfires for the last century may actually be making us even more vulnerable to future disasters. i'm senior investigative reporter bigad shaban. coming up, we investigate what could be putting your community in danger. year, it seems california is setting some sort of record for wildfires: most acres burned, most homes destroyed, or worst of all, most injuries or deaths. the quick answer for a lot of people, a lot of experts, is climate change. our increased fire danger is due to the rising temperatures and dry conditions as wildfires burn faster and farther. but senior investigative reporter bigad shaban digs deeper into a 100-year-old practice that some say is fa

candice, you rolled out the two-part investigation. what is the delay here? those are big numbers. 26 billion and then 7 billion spent about. >> yeah, huge numbers. this is crisis money to help students catch up in the classroom. many school districts appear to be struggling to spend this money for two reasons. the delta variant tle a wrerj in spending plans and these school districts are facing a staffing shortage. we found smaller districts are better equipped to spend most of their stimulus dollars and larger school districts awarded more money appear to be having a harder time spending that same percentage. in many cases districts we found still had tens of millions of dollars still sitting unused. now, raj, this money has a deadline. some deadlines have passed. others are next year. but all of it has to be spent by 2024 or it could go back to the feds. >> heather, let's bring you in the conversation. you give school districts that are understaffed already a lot of money. how are they supposed to navigate through the waters to spend that? >> well, i think

you can hear more from candice in her podcast called "killer psyche." candice delong.hanks to both of you. >>> could this change how the u.s. fights covid. a brand-new pill could soon be available. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ (music quieter) ♪ (phone clicks) ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news in our health lead. supreme court justice sonia sotomayor denied a request from those who asked the court to block the vaccine mandate for all public school employees. the deadline for those teachers to get vaccinated was 5:00 p.m. eastern today, just 36 1/2 minutes ago. california will become the first state noondate all eligible k through 12 students get vaccinated against covid. dr. reiner joins me now. what is your reaction to the new mandate for all eligible k through 12 kids in california? >> i hope that's the start of every state adopting that. every child going to school anywhere in the united states has to be vaccinated for about ten different diseases. so every parent who sends their children to school is accustomed to vaccinating their kids. so what's different about this disease. why would

i'm candice nguyen. >>> call 888-996-tips. or visit our website nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> it's not something that china town is came out to see the weekend. people were invited to check out the hot rods. all for free. organizationers say the idea for the car show came after the attacks against the iia community. >> we saw that we are scared to walk down the street in china town. we have to do something, to generate a positive vibe and bring people back to chinatown. >> there was also highlighted restaurants. >> a gorgeous day for a car show in china town. anywhere in the bay area. >> the weather was very nice. it's too warm in some cases. 80 degrees in downtown san francisco. we're seeing the clear skies no fwog right now. 66 degrees. in time tomorrow night, low clouds in the bay. 72 degrees here, after close to 70. and in river moore, walnut creek. we'll see the worst of the hate these guys for another day tomorrow. that's when the levels will be at the highest around the bay area. patchy fog along the coast. could b

you know, i was talking to, candice san francisco looking good. marin county was looking good but there were parts where things weren't so good. >> the inland east bay. these were areas under the spare the air alert for today. contra costa county, where we saw the highest levels. little bit of wildfire smoke, too. technically, not a spare the air day tomorrow but still dealing with wildfire smoke at times especially toward the east bay. aqi number up at 90. highest around the bay area and parts of the south bay, as well. so as we take a closer look hour by hour, in terms of wildfire smoke, we are not seeing as much as we had about a month ago but still the upper-air pattern is still bringing in some hazy skies from the east. but notice here, a strengthening sea breeze as we get to tuesday and wednesday. that he is going to drop our temperatures down and actually we think significantly improve air quality and the five-day outlook as we head through wednesday, thursday, and friday. all locations around the bay area should be breathing a bit easier b

in fact, deputy prosecutor candice lively was keeping tabs on the sheriff's investigation. >> we werehe sheriff's office that they were doing what they were supposed to do. >> turns out, they weren't. the prosecutor would learn there were serious problems with the sheriff's investigation. >> they were basically saying, we've got this. >> we don't need your help right now? >> yes, exactly. and we were hearing from the family that people hadn't been interviewed yet, they were concerned that evidence hadn't been collected. >> chris reynolds said that he truly believed it was an accident. and so he just didn't feel that need to investigate this as a crime, a potential crime. >> right, and that is something that with his experience, he should have known that you don't make those kind of assumptions up front. when someone dies, you treat it as it's a murder until you know otherwise. >> we asked detective reynolds about how he handled the investigation. did you collect jamie's clothes? did you take judy's clothes? did you take her cell phone? did you take jamie's cell phone? >> no, ma'am. >>

. >> candice, thank you. >>> breaking news now in san francisco. our investigative unit has just confirmed 40 sfpd officer who have not been vaccinated for covid have been placed on leave. this begins the termination process. there are 59 other unvaccinated officers who are already on leave for other reasons. sources tell us if they return to work and still haven't gotten their shots, they will also be placed on administrative leave for termination. that's a total of 99 officers, two ultimately could be fired if they don't get fully vaccinated. we'll continue to follow the story as we get new details into the newsroom and will pass them along. >>> it is the central question in the silicon valley federal fraud trial. was elizabeth holmes calling the shots at theranos, while raising millions in investment money? the prosecution continued to call witnesses to prove she was. prosecutors asked questions about the theranos blood testing machines and how well they worked. he testified the machines rarely gave back accurate results. the machines are being

them apart two weeks and you're definitely going for that second shot, that might be better so you candice entangle side-effects from one versus the other. >> all right, dr. peter chin- hong, thank you so much for joining us. always a pleasure. >> same here, liz, thank you. >> that light rainfall that fell in the bay area yesterday, it caused several power poles to catch on fire. you have got to hear pg&e's explanation. >>> plus an unusual police chase. the crazy video of a thief trying to get away while driving a tractor. >>> coming up at 6:00, parents react to a mountains lion sights that put two north bay schools on lockdown. >>> plus. >> i'm in oakland where a plant to turn black home owners into landlords slow the exodus of african-americans from this community. we'll have that story coming up. >> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >> we're going to remember general colin powell. and we want to talk to an emergency room doctor to answer all of your questions, like how rare it is to die from coronavirus after

you've had one of the worst droughts that have candice on has in over 30 years. so the farmers in the provinces are, you know, there is no water, they don't have crop. so it's a whole cycle of catastrophe at the time when this 100 already before the taliban took over, was facing economic hardship. people you speak to now? okay. yes. many people want to leave because of the taliban. but there's others who say it's not about the taliban, it's about the economy. and the challenge now is we've just had a pledge from the european commission say, you know, most 1000000000 euros being pledged. yeah. how does it filter through to the people salaries aren't being paid? people hadn't been paid in months. many of the taliban fighters have been paid for months when that could be a security challenge at the time when ice okay. is on the rise here in terms of recruitment, or there's so many elements to this of the stand off, if you will, between the international community and the taliban of withholding. you know, billions of dollars of money that this country has become depen

they live candice and held processions across the islands. streams of red hot lava have destroyed around 1800 buildings and banana plantation. since you are option started in september, scientist say there's no sign it will stop any time soon. still ahead on al jazeera, one of the cheeky is penalties you will ever see from the line l. a messy that's coming out with jama info. ah. ah. lou ah ah, it's time now for sport with jim and jim and there's some big news out of newcastle . indeed, that has been emily in the last hour or so has been confirmed this steve bruce is left his role as new counsel had coach. 2 weeks after the club was taken over by a saudi arabian backed consort him. a club statement said that bruce had left by mutual consent. he'd been in charge since 2019, but newcastle are struggling as 2nd from balsam and the premier league off that defeat to salt them on sunday. that was his 1000th match as a manager. liverpool manager, young clark has praised his team for he described as a dirty when i, the athletes came madrid in the champions league. liverpool was at the lead alley

fur to sit outside than they do inside nowadays manager candice williams says outdoor dining has been popular since they started doing it but soon they'll be faced with a challenge for mother nature several straight days of forecasted rain, we still are able to do the outdoor dining we might a little section, but we have a bigger section for outside. so it's still works great almost every restaurant on locust street has outdoor dining the manager at doorstep ties says his outdo. up can survive light rain, but if it turns into a large downpour he may have to close his street dining people that cannot see that and but lucky we have another section under probably your ex section over there. you have all shade in there. and yeah, it's better for us. it's now getting to that time of year where rain can frequently enter the forecast. this is our signback station where we provide sandbags and sand available to the public contra costa public works say they have already started preparing for storm season. they say cruise have been clear. debris from storm drains and sandbag stations are ready

candice thought may have been degraded but, but something worse has taken its place in that is isis which has bound to the challenge to afghanistan. dominance by the taliban. afghanistan's bank sab, almost run out of cash, and people are also running out of food less than 2 months after the taliban took over. and to that, foreign aid is in short, supply. western donors are reluctant to deal with the new government and charities . a warning of a major humanitarian crisis. and i know this is not easy, but that needs to be some solution to the financial flows into afghanistan to ensure that at least salaries can be paid. and that is sensual supplies, power, unable to being 2 of them, can be procured. the absence of that will seriously exacerbate vulnerability for ordinary afghans. we spoke to an afghan man who is now living in die of poverty and to admit it to the unimaginable. some might say, indefensible. act of trying to sell his children. he claims it was an attempt just to get money to feed the rest of his family back home. and i wanna go up to cambridge anxious to get had a good busine

candice lives lost and at the end of it all, the militants are back in charge. i correspond them or i guess they have reports from cobble and what the conflict cheat. the afghan war. and it's just shy of it's it's 20th anniversary, the, the war a vengeance that was launched by the united states. as revenge for 911 and quickly morphed into something else, one of the most protracted conflicts in modern history, an exercise in a nation building before losing all lame and tylenol towards the end. neither the united states nor any of its allies still knew what it is that they hoped to achieve. here. the end result that is, that is that it was unanimously considered an abject failure. but taliban is, is back in control and more absolutely than it was before the united states invaded afghanistan. and the question that we're hearing now in the halls of congress, in parliament, in europe, and the press in there on television internationally is, is who the we blame. we need to consider some uncomfortable truth that we did not fully comprehend the depth of corruption and p

and then the vice president is a different party from the president and the vice president candice's candidacy as president is going the opposite direction from the way to present a total. when jose can you explain to us this, this schism in philippines? politics. well, you know, i mean, yeah, we are, we are most, we have a multi, mike assist them in the philippines. but in puberty that's, that's only in theory because in practice what happens is that whoever wins the presidency that creates a political party. and then there is the opposition, you know, so that's, it really becomes a 2 party system in practice. so right now the vice president is considered be opposition. but, ah, you know, there are also other people within the different parties who can claim to be somewhat of petition or, you know, or somewhere in between. so, and, and, and perhaps that's, that's the attraction also of filipinos to do or to all of these candidates. because sometimes you don't want either of extremes, you know, you don't want the. busy one or one group or the other. that's why the a neutral party, li

and also one thing from of candice down some departure of a family of some are people who are not related to journalists and, but they come by. they go by the name of journalists to the foreign countries. some of the association of journalists, they've taken them to the other countries that they're not journalists, but they're going by the name of journalists, journalists that are more of journalists in afghanistan in this situation in a, by this action is very nervous, and they're very hail damage about this situation, and it's important that her international community supports journalists in this situation and this is if they do not support them in this situation. oh, i think oh, there will be. he nod safe and we will be face the new for years. you'd face her the situation, but will be not good in the next, or media or journalists. i just have one more question. thank you, sir. thank you, gypsy for you, ally. when will you be out to be in afghanistan and report freely? when do you think that might be i can foresee that and as long the camera to be quite honest, you can watch a full epi

of people have reportedly died in an explosion at a sheer mosque in the country's northern city of candice. you may find these images coming up now. the aftermath, distressing blast occurred during friday. pres, with a pact congregation inside, dozens were reported to have died. many more injured, a suicide bomber was believed to be behind the attack. the taliban. blame the isis cato. risk group. as the same group that carried out the cobble airport blast in august, which ended with scores of people dead. and this latest incident fall is a nother fatal explosion on sunday. this was at another mosque in the country's capital, and it all comes to 2 months since the taliban swept to power, filling the void left by the u. s. lead withdrawal. local journalist visited the sites of the blast and send us this report. today at 1 pm this afternoon during prayers here at i. e she, i mosque and couldn't, does, had bomb exploded and i witnessed to say at least 100 people were killed. the explosion was so powerful, according to some officials, the new taliban government had warned attacks like this one

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candice moratoriums continue year after year quick >> we have to go to the basic issue. the basic problem is that we have an environment that is changing. it is becoming more risky. we need to address that risk. >> reporter: that is what she is doing. residents can get tips on home insurance and prior, fire prevenon. >> is -- >> reporter: her next-door neighbors just lost their insurance. >> she has the same carrier that we do. i pray every night that we don't get canceled. >> reporter: this homeowner knows that it's a matter of time. >> we have a year. i don't think that the community where i live will be able to afford living there for too much longer. kpix5 >>> the insurance commissioner says there are new regulations in place when this expires in a year that will protect homeowners and give discounts to homeowners that mitigate fire dangers. and for a list of zip codes covered by moratoriums, head over to www.kpix.com . >>> we will start out by pointing out something visible from our camera that you might not otherwise have taken notice of. it is important. the view

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. >> i am candice gibson. we are taking a look at that, that is a mess. that is the epitome of the bomb cyclone, right there. it is national weather services are calling an atmospheric river. you can really see it rolling in right there. >> hitting portions of washington, oregon and northern california. of course, people in california want the rain, they need the rain. remember all of those wildfires that have burned in that region? that is where the concern for flash flooding is coming from. >> they are not the only ones who will be dealing with. it much of the country, the midwest as well as the mid-atlantic area will be taking in part of all of that bad weather. as we join you here from msnbc, world headquarters in new york, we do have a team of correspondents and analysts joining us this morning, to get us started from delaware to texas, and to london. but we will begin in washington, d.c.. and perhaps the most critical next few days ahead, in the younger biden administration. >> the democrats self imposed deadline of october 31st, one week from today

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. >> i'm candice gibson. great to be with you, we are live on hq new york city, let's look at the team we are fortunate to have with us this morning. do you of course of correspondents joining us from all across the country. but we are going to begin with breaking news story on the west coast this morning, specifically, orange county and what's at least one official calls a potential ecological disaster in the making. officials are waiting right now to get their best look yet at a massive oil spill. >> of course, it is dark over there right now. but we did get this overnight video during daytime hours. we will tell you where this is, the spill is three miles off the coast of newport beach in orange county. you see those dark spots in the water on your screen? the coast guard says this oil spill is about 13 square miles in size. >> this is some prime real estate in orange county. the officials told people in that area that oil will start to wash ashore last night, and it did so. crews are waiting for sunrise t

candice: this is an area that is important particularly looking ahead.ve seen executives point to early indications that small businesses and consumers -- [indiscernible] jp morgan showed there are some ways to go. loan growth was 6% higher than a year ago, but thanks to the wealth management arms. consumer and commercial loan growth -- that is where a lot of investors are focused. [indiscernible] it is expected to be sometime before they return to pre-covid levels. anna: that will be inching to see what those loan story does. [indiscernible] santander's chairman says she believes inflation pressures are linked to the pandemic, and are transitory. speaking to francine lacqua, she urged caution. >> there is a lot of talk linked to the issue in financial markets, it is temporary, and i believe it is in the sense that covid is a one off and created a spike. u.s.-china are already ahead of where they were pre-covid. europe will be there in q1. energy is a factor, but hopefully it is part of the broader picture of how we green the economy at a cost we can aff

. >> do you admit that on december the 27th, 2009, you attacked candice monkeyo while running, with the of what happened to amber dubois. >> do you admit that on february the 13th, 2009, you took amber dubois to a remote area where you raped and stabbed her. you then buried her in a shallow grave. do you admit the truth of those facts? >> yes. >> you're also admitting that this murder took place within an hour and a half of your initial contact with amber dubois. do you admit all of those facts as well? >> yes. >> in exchange for a life sentence, gardner admitted all and pleaded guilty. it was a deal made possible because of a choice willinly made by one grieving family in an effort to space more pain for the other. >> the dubois family has been through unthinkable hell the last 14 months. we couldn't imagine the confession of amber's murder never seeing the light of day, leaving an eternal question mark. >> and amber's parents were grateful. >> going the rest of my life without knowing would have been horrible. we would have been always wondering if he was connected or if there was som

candice williams opened a supply chain years ago.ad to order inventory months ahead of schedule >> having to take your holiday inventory as early as april, may, june, you know, july, is really a bit overwhelming. >> reporter: at amazon, they've been preparing for months to offset the port delays >> we've increased number of ports we operate at by 52% we've doubled the amount of shipping container capacity. we were buying in. we have a lot of capacity coming online and we feel confident about the upcoming holiday season >> the big issue is are things going to cost more with the and you're already seeing some prices going up? >> reporter: absolutely. you go to the local grocery store, you're seeing procter & gamble prices higher, crest, tide, raisers are up we've seen toilet paper go up and diapers. nike is suggest their prices are going to go up, as well. overall, inflation is expected to run at 5%, at least three december and that is the highest we've seen a sustained increase in inflation in about 30 years or so >> tom costello for