ama: dr. say it will not be the last variant, but new is the latest one being reported in the bay area. how concerned should we be? i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan. that is a key component in our building a better bay area. ama: we have now look from health experts is the first mu cases are reported in the bay area. reporter: as long as there's ongoing, will be mu variant's. >> i'm very hopeful that going forward, it is going to be less important to know the name of the variant, given that the recommendations continue to be the same. reporter: best practices, like getting vaccinated and wearing masks to protect from the mutations, including the mu variant. the san francisco department of public health reports 12 cases and sent fara county reports 27 cases. >> there are going to be mu variants -- new vari in. reporter: he is encouraged with 82% of county residents fully vaccinated. during the most recent covid-19 white house briefing, dr. anthony fauci said bottom line, they are paying close attent

ama: as we take a live look ama: as we take a live look outside, with wildfires is still ♪ ♪ ♪ ama: as live look outside, with wildfires is still ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. ama: a louisiana man who tried to pull a fast one on the owner of a tesla forgot the cars have cameras. he did not realize that when he walks behind one of the cars and took a phony fall as the driver backed up. the driver drove away, man claimed he was a victim of a hit and run. he was committed to the light. police tech -- tracked down the driver and video ruined the story. most cars have a camera. dan: not an academy award-winning performance. ama: but he stuck with it, something to say about that. spencer: he would not make it to the wwe without fall. let's take a look at the warm spell we are having right now, 24 hour temperature

ama: dr. say it will not be the last variant, but new is the latest one being reported in the bay area. how concerned should we be? i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan. that is a key component in our building a better bay area. ama: we have now look from health experts is the first mu cases are reported in the bay area. reporter: as long as there's ongoing, will be mu variant's. >> i'm very hopeful that going forward, it is going to be less important to know the name of the variant, given that the recommendations continue to be the same. reporter: best practices, like getting vaccinated and wearing masks to protect from the mutations, including the mu variant. the san francisco department of public health reports 12 cases and sent fara county reports 27 cases. >> there are going to be mu variants -- new vari in. reporter: he is encouraged with 82% of county residents fully vaccinated. during the most recent covid-19 white house briefing, dr. anthony fauci said bottom line, they are paying close attent

ama: no comment from "the view."nfolded live on tv. >> there seems to be something happening i am not 100% aware of. >> i need the two of you to off for a second. ama: they had to be removed from the set moments before they were to interview vice president harris. the interview was delayed 35 minutes later. dan: new developments, no charges against the driver who killed coach greg knapp. the investigation found insufficient evidence to charge the driver that fatally hit knapp while he was riding a bicycle last july. he was a coordinator for the raiders and the 49ers. the da said the dangers of distracted driving are well-known, and motorists need to be attentive drivers. ama: it was nearly a year ago when does dog fire killed four -- zogg fire killed four people. our reporter has been covering pg&e for years. reporter: 11 felony charges and 20 misdemeanors against pg&e filed here in shasta county. those include four homicides, felony involuntary man slaughter charges, the same charges pg&e faced in the 2018 camp fire

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ama: good evening. dan: a child was hit outside stanley middle school in lafayette just two hours ago. police say the child has minor injuries but the adult was rushed to the hospital. officials have not updated us yet on their condition. there are road closures in the area, and police are asking drivers to stay away. we will bring you more information as it comes into the newsroom. ama: for now, we moved to the south bay, where a large crowd waited to get into the courtroom today for opening statements in the theranos fraud trial. reporter: on day one, elizabeth holmes arrived at the federal courthouse accompanied by her partner and her mother. most of her defense team was already inside, preparing to lay out their arguments that the 12 counts of fraud against homes are boundless. government prosecutors were the first to lay out their case that holmes had engaged in a scheme involving false and misleading claims to investors about theranos. they planned to reveal how the start up is in trouble. the cas

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ama: no comment from "the view."lded live on tv. >> there seems to be something happening i am not 100% aware of. >> i need the two of you to off for a second. ama: they had to be removed from the set moments before they were to interview vice president harris. the interview was delayed 35 minutes later. dan: new developments, no charges against the driver who killed coach greg knapp. the investigation found insufficient evidence to charge the driver that fatally hit knapp while he was riding a bicycle last july. he was a coordinator for the raiders and the 49ers. the da said the dangers of distracted driving are well-known, and motorists need to be attentive drivers. ama: it was nearly a year ago when does dog fire killed four -- zogg fire killed four people. our reporter has been covering pg&e for years. reporter: 11 felony charges and 20 misdemeanors against pg&e filed here in shasta county. those include four homicides, felony involuntary man slaughter charges, the same charges pg&e faced in the 2018 camp fire. f

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ama: move inland and it looks different. this is a live look from our terror camera -- our tower camera and it shows why we have a spare the air alert let's bring in spencer christian. dan: we have seen worse, but this is not great. spencer: current air-quality, if you are near the coast, you are experiencing good to moderate air-quality, indicated by the green and yellow dots. most air-quality's are asked -- most locations are experiencing improving air quality, as you see more green dots than earlier. nonetheless, the quality is not great. we have this big ridge of high pressure dominating the area, pulling smoke from the wildfires. under that lid of high pressure, the areas sinking at tracking smoke at the surface. that smoke is trying to hold on. as we look at the air-quality forecast, although tomorrow is another spare the air day, we can expect good to moderate quality on wednesday, thursday, and friday. i will give you a closer look at the weather later. dan: the alert extension into tomorrow by the bay area air quali

ama: dan: i'm ama daetz. dan:-- ama: i'm ama daetz. dan: i'm dan ashley. this over three days before the polls open for the recall election. many have voted by mail. this morning governor gavin newsom tested his ballot in sacramento. as a backdrop, a new poll from uc berkeley shows growing opposition to the recall itself. liz is here with the story, encouraging news for governor newsom. >> this poll shows 60% of likely voter surveys that they're going to vote no on the recall compared to 39% who said they would vote yes. as democrats go into tuesday feeling confident though, some republicans are sowing the seeds for claiming voter fraud if the recall fails. >> there are four days until the recall election and today the governor and first partner jennifer were in sacramento to cast their ballots. while mail-in ballots have been sent to every registered voter, polling places will also be open to drop off balance or vote person. >> are going to win this election and the way we do that is turn out the vote. >> projecting confidence in these days largely becaus

ama: we thank you, wayne.resident and general manager presented wayne with a proclamation from the mayor who declared today wayne freedman day. dan: we have more on his amazing career on abc7news.com. we pulled some of his most memorable stories. as we all know, it's hard to pull stories. he has so many incredibly well done memorable stories over the years. ama: he will be missed that we wish him the best in his retirement and hope he adjusts well. dan: it will be an adjustment but congratulations. let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast. sandhya: definitely one-of-a-kind. he's going to have great weather for his first weekend of his retirement. let me show you a time-lapse. cleaner air today from the mount tam cam. beautiful skies and whether. hopefully wayne gets a chance to enjoy it. we had a lot of action last night, but in the wake of that stormy weather, look at this. we are in the green. good air quality. a live look from the exploratorium camera and you can see the fog overhead. good to modera

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ama: thank you so much.an: governor newsom pushes for more vaccinations, efforts to increase them in one oakland community. ama: ama: santa cruz county sheriff's deputies searching for a suspect in the stabbing of a student at a high school. the incident happened on the football field around 2:20 this afternoon, the campus was locked down. they are calling it an isolated incident. dan: more than 101 thousand americans are hospitalized with covid. we are getting closer -- or that 101,000 americans are hospitalized with covid, closer to the peak from last year but the vaccination rate is double what it was in july. the u.s. is averaging 900,000 vaccinations per day, up 500,000 over a month ago. in california, more people are getting vaccinated but governor newsom says it is not enough and he was in the east bay today with another push. laura anthony was there. >> we still need to reach out to those that are on the fence. >> governor newsom says the caliph -- california may be among the leaders in the nation in

ama: thank you. in the east bay, the lights went off around 8:20 for about 10,000 customers this morning. sky seven flew over the area where vehicles navigated the intersections without traffic signals. just 200 customers remain without power right now. that outage came on the heels of an outage this weekend caused by light rain, hitting lines that had accumulated dust and dirt during the dry conditions. a closer look at the problem. >> jose is cleaning out out out fridge, throwing out spoiled meat after waking up in his neighborhood still without power. >> that is not normal, he says. >> one of thousands of east bay residents impacted by the widespread power outages. dozens of powerlines were seen sparking and catching fire. >> i guess something blew up over here or something. >>>> the pg&e spokesperson explained the incident is weather-related, that the outages happen because the light rain combined with dust and particulate matter from smoke that settled on powerlines. >> it has been so dry that w

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city ama:.ma:white and blue lights represent the also the door flag. 200 years ago this week, central americans won independence from the spanish crown. that includes guatemala, costa rica, nicaragua, honduras, el salvador. to celebrate hispanic heritage month and the contributions of the community, abc seven will present an hour-long special. tomorrow night at nine :00, you can stream it on abc7news.com. dan: the weekend is almost upon us, cindy is here with a look at the forecast. reporter: storm, it is just ringing heavy rain across the pacific northwest. it is going to slide southward, as a system does come up we are going to get some light showers, a little drizzle. tomorrow morning it is going to start off as drizzle. tomorrow evening, it becomes rain in the north bay going into sunday morning, showers passing through. rainfall estimates anywhere from .01 2.2 inches. breezy and dusty at times. at 9:00, a few sprinkles showing up across the bay area. as a go into noon, some showers in north

ama: we thank you, wayne.ager presented wayne with a proclamation from the mayor who declared today wayne freedman day. dan: we have more on his amazing career on abc7news.com. we pulled some of his most memorable stories. as we all know, it's hard to pull stories. he has so many incredibly well done memorable stories over the years. ama: he will be missed that we wish him the best in his retirement and hope he adjusts well. dan: it will be an adjustment but congratulations. let's turn our attention to the weekend forecast. sandhya: definitely one-of-a-kind. he's going to have great weather for his first weekend of his retirement. let me show you a time-lapse. cleaner air today from the mount tam cam. beautiful skies and whether. hopefully wayne gets a chance to enjoy it. we had a lot of action last night, but in the wake of that stormy weather, look at this. we are in the green. good air quality. a live look from the exploratorium camera and you can see the fog overhead. good to moderate air quality for the e

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ama: so the weather. hotter temperatures, poor air quality in the red flag warning in store tomorrow. sandhya patel is keeping track of it, starting with the dangerous fire conditions. sandhya: we have a red flag warning in effect for lake county until 2 a.m. tomorrow. it is a combination of gusty winds on places of higher terrain, even though the red flag warning has been dropped there. humidity down to 16%. the fire threat and danger around this time is still there for the bay area even though the red flag warning is only for lake county. good air quality right now. it will be declining. visibility is good. air quality not so good. spare the air for your tuesday. poor to moderate air quality expected. i will be back with the forecast coming up. dan: a focus on climate and environment now. part of our commitment to building a better bay area. increased smog levels are leading to a spare the air alert tomorrow. we explain why certain areas will be impacted more than others. >> tuesday spare the air alert

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ama: up next, the labor day weekend forecast.eorologist sandhya patel is here to show us what to your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. ama: the weekend has arrived. dan: the long holiday weekend. although we're working. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. sandhya: speak for yourselves. dan: that's right. sandhya: hey, dan and ama, i'm off on monday. let me show you not to rub it in and i hope you are as well a live picture from our emoryville camera. it is really hazy out there as you look at downtown oakland. smoke from those wildfires impacting us today. and it's

i am ama daetz. i'm supposed to say my name. dan is waiting.as always. for sandhya patel, chris >> dicky: from hollywood -- it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- earvin "magic" johnson, kevin heffernan and steve lemme, and music from the marias. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. thanks. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. pthank you for watching. thanks for coming. thanks for joining us on election day here in the great state of california. it is a recall election, as in, i can't recall why we spent almost $300 million on this.

ama: the caldor fire has burned more than 191,000 acres. you can see the outline of the burn area on this map. those red icons and black icons, those are houses. black means they are still standing. red means destroyed. take a look at this map of the evacuation zone for el dorado county. the red areas where evacuations are mandatory. the yellow areas for evacuation warnings. evacuation orders were added for alpine county which is just south of el dorado county as well as douglas county, nevada. and check out what it looks like at stateline nevada. what appears to be a coyote around city streets which are basically empty. the evacuation orders issued hours ago do not include the state line core area were all the casinos are. dan: people who have been evacuated from the fire zone say they are having trouble finding a safe place to stay. everything is so crowded. some of the evacuees who turned up in the douglas county community shelter in nevada say they are being told to go to hotels in reno because the center is full. one evacuate, a studen

ama: so the weather. hotter temperatures, poor air quality in the red flag warning in store tomorrow. sandhya patel is keeping track of it, starting with the dangerous fire conditions. sandhya: we have a red flag warning in effect for lake county until 2 a.m. tomorrow. it is a combination of gusty winds on places of higher terrain, even though the red flag warning has been dropped there. humidity down to 16%. the fire threat and danger around this time is still there for the bay area even though the red flag warning is only for lake county. good air quality right now. it will be declining. visibility is good. air quality not so good. spare the air for your tuesday. poor to moderate air quality expected. i will be back with the forecast coming up. dan: a focus on climate and environment now. part of our commitment to building a better bay area. increased smog levels are leading to a spare the air alert tomorrow. we explain why certain areas will be impacted more than others. >> tuesday spare the air alert

ama: poor thing. dan: larry is here with sports.n their season opener. giants lock up a playoff spot. sports is next. i may not be as pretty. i'm not a cable tv personality or an entertainer like larry. i'm the businessman, the only cpa running for gov ernor. california is a mismanaged mess. taxes, cost of living, water, wildfires, homelessness. these aren't political issues; they're readily fixable management issues. career politicians? celebrities? i've solved problems all my life. let's fix this great state! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ tonight, the giants could clinch a playoff berth since 2016, and guarantee a chance in the postseason. they get started early. tommy la stella, leadoff homer. giants up 1-0. evan longoria, three run shot. five run first-inning. to the fourth, mike yastrzemski, 23rd of the year to make it 6-1. brandon belt would add a home run to make it 8-1. giants clinch the playoff berth, and remain 2.5 up on l.a. costly opening season win for the 49ers. done for the year, needs knee surgery.

ama: now to the drought.ernor newsom appealed to californians to voluntarily cut water use by 15%. new numbers show that some bay area water districts fell short of the goal. east bay saved a percent. san jose water company both cut 10%. santa rosa cut 18%. on average, bay area waterse droppe8.. we n to our part. dan: we do indeed. at least the rainy season is around the corner, we hope. what a dry summer we've had. sandhya: they are just getting drier every summer. i want to show you right now the seasons that are changing. tomorrow, we go from summer to fall. the equinox takes place at 12:20. the sun's rays will be directly over the equator. get ready for a switch, not only in the seasons but in our weather pattern. it is really terrific visibility from this vantage point. not so terrific everywhere. it will be a cooler day. san francisco down 16 degrees. you will be in the upper 60's. you will notice san jose down seven degrees. oakland 12 degrees cooler than where you were. it's all because of this area o

city ama:. ama:white and blue lights represent the also the door flag. 200 years ago this week, central americans won independence from the spanish crown. that includes guatemala, costa rica, nicaragua, honduras, el salvador. to celebrate hispanic heritage month and the contributions of the community, abc seven will present an hour-long special. tomorrow night at nine :00, you can stream it on abc7news.com. dan: the weekend is almost upon us, cindy is here with a look at the forecast. reporter: storm, it is just ringing heavy rain across the pacific northwest. it is going to slide southward, as a system does come up we are going to get some light showers, a little drizzle. tomorrow morning it is going to start off as drizzle. tomorrow evening, it becomes rain in the north bay going into sunday morning, showers passing through. rainfall estimates anywhere from .01 2.2 inches. breezy and dusty at times. at 9:00, a few sprinkles showing up across the bay area. as a go into noon, some showers in nor

ama: thank you.an: moving on now, president joe biden has laid out sweeping new vaccine requirements to slow covid-19 and the spread of the delta variant. >> many of us are frustrated with the nearly 80 million americans who are still not vaccinated, even though the vaccine is safe, effective, and free. dan: vaccines are mandatory for executive branch employees and contractors who do business with the federal government. as many as 100 million americans are affected by these new rules the president announced today. and tonight in b abc 7 news has confirmed some hospitals are taking inpatient from the sort -- san joaquin areas and other areas where icus or overwhelmed. they tell us the next two months will be critical. reporter: a plea from bay area doctors battling the frontlines of covid-19 inside icus. >> so many people filled with regret at not getting the vaccine, and they are asking, can i get the vaccine now? it is too late. reporter: melissa walker is a critical care physician for sadder healt

ama: new details tonight on a tragic accident on bart.ow a woman got caught outside of a train and dragged to death. the latest, ahead. >> our goal is to vaccinate everybody, as many people as we can. dan: reading, writing, vaccinations. new clinics are coming to some new clinics are coming to some sc ♪ ♪ ♪ new clinics are coming to some sc ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ my name is on the front. but... i am more proud of the back. siggis: 40% less sugar, and more protein than the leading greek yogurt. ama: a woman was killed on the bart station in san francisco. amy adams of san francisco tried to get off of the train as the doors were closing. she was outside of the train. her dog was tethered to her waist by police -- a leash and was still inside. >> currently, we have investigators reviewing. we are on the site immediately, making sure all procedures were followed and to try to understand what the circumstances were that happened. reporter: a preliminary report could take 30 days to complete complete. dan: in the east bay, v

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ama: good evening and for joining us.ornia's recall election. they open it 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. and millions of pallets have already been content -- returned. ama: gavin newsom and preside pe biden wrapped up an event in long beach about one hour ago. dan: liz is live capital with a round up of the president's message today. liz: good evening. president biden just wrapped up reports in long beach over one hour ago. he praised governor newsom for handling the pandemic and efforts to combat climate change. he did not explicitly mention larry elder but did attack him repeatedly. he warned larry elder is the closest clone to donald trump he has ever seen in california. president biden: you either keep gavin newsom as governor, or you will get donald trump. it is not a joke. >> trumpism has no place hereeee and trumpism will be defeated all across the united states of america, because we are better than that. liz: hours earlier, presen biden was in sacramento. he was greeted by governor newsom and together they too

ama: i am ama daetz. dan: the cdc recommends to a third shot six months after the initial series. here is who is eligible, people 65 years of age and older, residents in long-term care facilities, people 18 to 64 with underlying medical conditions, and those who are at increased risk of exposure because of occupational or institutional settings. the last group is an addition -- in addition to what the cdc advisory panel recommended earlier today. ama: actions we anticipate will do the greatest good. the recommendation alliance with the booster authorization. right now, this only applies to the pfizer vaccine because it admitted for work first. the cdc will review recommendations for boosters estimate as their data is available. in california, the state health department is ready to provide additional doses. >> we anticipate that in the next many weeks that we could see roughly 170 to anywhere up to 50,000 californians in the different categories coming forward to get that at additional shot. >> even with updated recommendations, the cdc's recommendation is a dramatic scaling back

ama: incredible. let's move onto contra costa fire protection district which placed 416 flags outside station 11 in honor of some of the victims of 9/11. each flag features the name of a first responder who lost their life in the attacks. some include remembrances. the public is invited to visit the memorial, which is open through september 13. on saturday, abc news will air a special program, 911: 20 years later, america remembers. you can watch it on abc 7. dan: the california attorney general joined san francisco's mayor for a discussion on combating hate crimes. we are digging into the numbers to see how many of these crimes are being prosecuted. melanie woodrow has the story. >> not far from where a great grandmother was brutally attacked and visitation valley and died, san francisco city leaders and the california attorney general gathered. >> there is no room for hate here, not anywhere, not now or not ever. >> this after chinatown night out, an event aimed at better connecting the community wi

ama: i am ama daetz. dan: the cdc recommends to a third shot six months after the initial series. eligible, people 65 years of age and older, residents in long-term care facilities, people 18 to 64 with underlying medical conditions, and those who are at increased risk of exposure because of occupational or institutional settings. the last group is an addition -- in addition to what the cdc advisory panel recommended earlier today. ama: actions we anticipate will do the greatest good. the recommendation alliance with the booster authorization. right now, this only applies to the pfizer vaccine because it admitted for work first. the cdc will review recommendations for boosters estimate as their data is available. in california, the state health department is ready to provide additional doses. >> we anticipate that in the next many weeks that we could see roughly 170 to anywhere up to 50,000 californians in the different categories coming forward to get that at additional shot. >> even with updated recommendations, the cdc's recommendation is a dramatic scaling back of the biden ad

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good, thank you for joining us, i am ama daetz.c 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu and wherever used stream. being fully vaccinated might not be enough. several bay area health departments met to discuss how the covid-19 booster rollout will work noble -- locally. we spoke with health officers from moraine, san mateo and marine counties. reporter: plans for everything from mass vaccination sites to expanded vaccine clinics are underway across the bay area. even if pfizer's booster receives fda approval in a couple of weeks, some health officers do expect the rot to start in california until early october. pfizer at's covid-19 booster shot could b

my exclusive interview with the head of the ama when "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. as of today, roe versus wade is essentially dead in the state of texas, the second largest state in the union. the right to abortion, as recognized by the supreme court in 1973 with decades of precedent reviewed over and over decades of jurisprudence. that right is effectively gone in our state of the union. it did not go into the 6-3 court with fanfare and coverage, instead it came with just total absence, silence, as the court failed to rule on a request to block the new law passed by texas republicans and signed by governor greg abbott. that law, senate bill 8, went into effect today, banning all abortions after about six weeks of pregnancy. it also, and this is key, allows private citizens to sue abortion providers and anyone else who helps a woman obtain an abortion, including those who give a woman a ride to a clinic or provide financial assistance in obtaining an abortion. now, the law is obviously unconstitutional under the court's current jurisprude

i'm ama daetz. we will begin with the very latest information.s are being ordered across the state line for parts of nevada. calfire about one hour ago said it has been able to keep the fire out of kirkwood and is protecting buildings. ama: at least 486 homes have been destroyed and dozens more have been damaged. it scorched more than 191,000 acres and 16% contained. crews are expecting another rough day tomorrow, but there is hope. >> i think today is the worst of the weather days. tomorrow is going to be another bad weather day. i will be honest with you. it will be the last one of those. there's a light at the end of the tunnel. ama: the caldor fire is the second wildfire to burn across the sierra mountain range in california history. the other, the massive dixie fire which scorched more than 800,000 acres. dan: we have life team coverage of the caldor fire fight tonight. we are bringing two weather experts. drew tuma and spencer christian, both tracking the conditions with the very latest information.

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ama: you mentioned -- kristen: you mentioned quarantines. nurses being sick is one factor calling for more hiring. is it also due to more patients? at a lot of times there were a lot of patients coming in with covid. in san francisco it is more under control, but is not a factor? maureen: we have seen an increase in patients at ucsf. the emergency room is stressed with more patients than they can handle. it is also that ucsf is continuing full and expanded schedules of nonemergent surgeries and procedures. kristen: right. that is something i would love to have the chance to ask the hospital about. i do know from reporting the last year and a half that a lot of procedures have been delayed and postponed and people at some point need to get it done. due to the shortage in staffing, have lives been threatened or endangered? can you give us something you have seen in which this dire need for nurses really cut into patient care and safety? >> it's every day. there have been incidents on my unit. i take care of adults after major of domino surgery

. >> mi hija lo ama. >> es bueno venir a compartir nuestra cultura guatemalteca en estados unidos.o de lo mÁs alto. paulina: el gato cayÓ y los asistentes se preocuparon, pero el gato fue salvado por aficionados que lo salvaron con una bandera de estados unidos. fÉlix: estaba mÁs asustado cuando lo rescatan. paulina: se querÍa ir. [risas] paulina: quÉ estrÉs! llegamos al final. fÉlix: nos vemos esta noche. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] >> esta noche en aquÍ y ahora... crece la tensiÓn en la frontera sur de mÉxico. >> somos humanos! >> la historia de unos zapatos que se convirtieron en testigos mudos de la tragedia del 9/11. >> cientos de miles de familias estÁn a la espera de lo que va suceder con