>> amanda. amanda. i love. you >> imagine being the mom on the other end of the call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay? >> your daughter, a world away, in the hands of kidnappers. >> amanda -- >> money, money, money, money -- >> both mother and daughter traumatize in their own ways by a callous capture. >> i understand. >> their stories are intertwined with. >> amanda -- >> my head was pulled back and there was a serrated knife. >> and her mother. lorinda stewart. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> driven by strength, courage and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the man who had terrorized than so brutally and it would take an elaborate international sting. it sounds like something out of the movie -- >> we does. we always refer to this operation as the hail mary plan. >> but

amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm amanda lang alongside alix steel. merck' s new pill says it will reduce symptoms for covid 50%. it could lead to a simple way to treat many virus patients until they get to the hospital. and we are seeing a merck post their biggest gain on 12 years and hurting some of the vaccine stocks. alix: it was in outperform and has been being watched. moderna is down 12% on that news. i guess the idea is if you have the therapeutic is easy to take and would reduce hospitalizations and you would need a vaccine but it is very different than what we saw on vaccine monday. we had the whole market pop pick this more idiosyncratic. amanda: i think that is right and you identifying a perfect employee -- a perfect point. this is how we live is covid and return past the point that we think we will not have to live with it. u.s. airlines and air canada 5%. is this an accurate predictor of optimism for this industry. with the former united air chairman oscar munoz. thank you for your time they let's start with the state of the industry fo

. ♪ amanda: hi, i'm amanda lane -- lang. welcome to "bloomberg markets." matt: and i'm matt miller.bs sees investment-grade debt heading for its worst animal performance since the global financial crisis. we speak to the strategist behind that call, the head of credit strategy, matthew mish. shares of intel hitting their lowest level since january, more than decimating the company and erasing $20 billion in market value, as the chipmaker reported third-quarter results and detailed a spending plan that will pressure profitability. we'll hear from the ceo. that in burwell they are forming a new club with the price of $180,000 to join, more on the membership that enjoys private getaways and access to exclusive investment opportunities. sounds exciting. amanda: let's get a check of the markets. which are also exciting, in a different way. the kleins the board, but the overall -- some declines on the board, but overall, take a look at the tech names. they are really suffering. the communications group is down at last check about 3%. and that is as snap warns that changes by apple will af

amanda: welcome to bloomberg markets. alix: i am alix steel, infer matt miller. -- in for matt miller. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. jobs, jobs, jobs. we will have the full reaction in the september payroll report in the u.s., which was pointed to the downside is canada reported it recouped all pandemic losses. plus, we take a look at the unequal recovery in the labor market with william rogers, former director of the institute for economic equity at the federal reserve bank of st. louis. plus, we discuss the crisis made in the health care industry as hospitals struggle to find nurses. ceo of digital higher platform incredible health, iman abuzei. amanda: it has been a volatile session, partly because we did get job data, and the u.s. is disappointed, and a question on does it change trajectory doll all for the federal reserve? what we are seeing is nothing really has changed. there is still wage inflation and we see pockets of tightness out there, and relatively full employment. the tig

amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller.top stories where folding from around the world. we go live to the new york stock exchange and speak to the ceo of a crypto firm which has just gone public. we also touch on the launch of the first u.s. bitcoin futures etf and that is going to be cool. amanda: we are watching markets -- go ahead. matt: apple shares also at session highs right now. tim cook announcing the long-awaited redesign of the mac pro with its in-house chip. we are also going to talk about covid booster shots. the ceo from the johns hopkins center for health security is going to talk about the tragic breakthrough case that killed colin powell. amanda: spotify reacting on an intraday basis the word that apple is doubling down in the music space. overall a positive session and you are seeing the tech heavy consumer discretionary and tech. we are seeing oil trading at multiyear highs today. a very high level. good for those looking at oil prices coming up. bad for all the businesses for whom that is an input cost. t

amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang.the brookfield ceo bruce flat speaking earlier today at the bloomberg invest global summit. speaking of credit and fixed income, for what it's worth, a key indicator of risk is showing investors may be starting to get more nervous about europe's junk rated debt. the cost of insuring junk bonds is rising higher than their investment-grade peers, widening the gap between the two, the most since may. the problem for junk debt is accelerating inflation with your areas growing the most in 13 years. it is still below the level we saw in march. alix: not to mention that a lot of that will come from energy prices and gas prices, which some say could be short-term, that we will not see that huge spike and feedthrough to inflation that we may think. amanda: i think that where you are thinking of is "transitory." you are right, there is some betting about how it will last. for alix steel, i'm amanda lang. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving he

amanda: i'm amanda lange, welcome to bloomberg markets.me our bloomberg markets and bnn bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following around the world. draftkings jumps in trading after a potential $22.4 billion merger unraveled. we will bring you what is moving on the back of those failed talks in our stock of the hour. and we will take a look at the global economic pictures as the second largest country faces defaults and china claims down on leverage. but we go from silicon valley to napa valley and speak with the ceo of silver oak winery about the state of his business amid later -- amid labor shortages. i'm looking forward to that. amanda: that will be interesting. a quick check on the averages and we see something of a mixed picture. back into positive territory. for the s&p 500, it tells the story a little bit because the subgroup is utilities today. we will get a read on inflation this week, but a lot of flight -- a lot of stories and big swings in that regard. facebook today, trading lower on the day but facebook is

amanda?a: and on that, we learned today that global wheat stockpiles were below all estimates, at five year lows. that suggests more food inflation ahead. after this, we are talking to chris webb, ceo of chow now, about high food costs and how the industry is grappling with them. stay with us. ♪ amanda: we are talking about the recovery for restaurants. chris webb is with us now, ceo of chow now. chris, one of the big transformations that's happened is restaurants that were not always ready -- not already using digital platforms have begun to. let's of boon for your platform. let's start with how things stand with regard to your growth and the pandemic and what it has meant for you. chris: no doubt, like everyone in our space, when covid hit, everyone rushed to order food online and has been doing so ever since. it was not even a chart that went sideways, just straight up since march of last year and elevated ever since. more and more people order food online at restaurants in order take out.

amanda: high, welcome to bloomberg markets. welcome both bloomberg and bnn audiences at each time this hour and here are the top stories we are following from around the world. a family feud at rogers communication's. two men claimed to be chairman, pitting edward rogers against his mother, but really two of his sisters. we will have the dramatic details, head to. plus an fda panel is expected to give the pfizer vaccine for kids this week. we will discuss this with dr. anna derman, professor of international health of the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health. and of the panera glint -- green pledge, announcing a commitment to become climate positive by 2050. we will discuss the move with the ceo. amanda: all right, let's get a quick check on the major averages. we are seeing a lot of upward momentum -- momentum. only financials in negative territory and we are of course seeing continued adding around where yields in the curve will go. you can see it on the 10 year but on the internals you are seeing individual names

amanda? of course we are watching the markets, digesting inflation data, and also some of the earnings we are seeing, including from the financials. we are seeing a turn to the positive here. we did see a strong reaction, but not strong. we are getting positive activity at the moment. he mentioned jp morgan. that stock is down sharply. labor cost is going to be a factor going forward. we are going to be talking more this quarter about the way import cost are going to influence the outlook, and the question of courses, how long does that last? how long is transitory? not a huge reaction to that cpi number, although we did see more response at the short end of the curve. matt: absolutely fascinating day for fixed income, for govi's. we talked to ira, he set another a-plus auction yesterday. it is very interesting, especially when you consider the inflation data coming at the same time. let's get back to the stock market, because i want to go to our stock of the hour. we see the index is bouncin

i'm amanda lang. to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. facebook connect 2020 one conference is underway. we have the latest from the company's headquarters in menlo park, california. and as supply chain constraints continued to plague retailers, we have an exclusive retailer with the ceo of tempur sealy, scott thompson. more on how that company is responding to the crunch. shares of overstock are higher today after recording a third-quarter revenue beat. we will discuss their decision to accept crypto in payments with the ceo jonathan johnson. amanda: overstock not alone in beating the street. enthusiasm in earnings is driving markets today. on the broad s&p 500, everything is higher except for energy. consumer discretionary is a winner. tesla is getting a move to the upside today. ford, almost double digit increases as they manage the chip shortage better than some of

amanda: markets in positive territory.&p 500 doing well today, just merely positive but trading at high levels of the nasdaq is the weakest of the three but look at the 10 year yield, a bit of a m yields. u.s. five-year at levels not seen since february 2020. we will get the balance between rate expectations and the corporate earnings. we are seeing individual names suffering if they don't deliver what investors were matt: hoping to see. -- hoping to see. matt: bitcoin getting smashed after shooting well above 66,000. debbie someone -- maybe somebody will come in and buy the dip. volvo unveiling the world first vehicle using fossil free steel, with hydrogen being used as a fuel instead of carbon dioxide emissions and as well as being autonomous, at least it doesn't have a cab. it looks cool. joining us is the chief technology officer, lars stenqvist. a lot of people confused. you are at volvo group and you make the big rigs, trucks and what we are looking at is an autonomous dunkirk -- dump truck. lars: thank you for havin

amanda: but interruption meet incentive. the district is offering a $1500 signing bonus for its paraprofessional positions, specifically special education insistence and more, mainly those who work every day with students. >> during the pandemic, when we shifted to learning, we did hire those positions helping out in the classroom each and every day because we were virtual. amanda: the district tells me the turnaround is between one and three weeks. in concorde, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: new information about the deaths of a northern california family and their dog at sierra national forest. the clue at the scene that ended up being key. ama: days, even weeks without cell service and water. the updated predictions of the impact of the hayward fault are going. dan: the alameda county in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect ev

that is next. ♪ amanda: this is "bloomberg markets." am amanda lang, alongside matt miller.ve $66,000, an all-time high. it started trading just yesterday. with us to discuss it all is juthica chou, kraken head of otc trading. we know the etf is seen as a key moment for bitcoin in terms of the credibility factor. put into context for us about what you think the price hitting this level and if you think it will only keep rising because this is the beginning of trading as an etf? juthica: it was a huge watershed moment for the ecosystem. regulatory blessing. opening it up to a whole new range of participants, whether it is individuals who can buy it in their retirement accounts, or institutions more regulated. it is validation of that narrative, as well as new inflows coming into the etf. north of 500 million of the $1 billion traded in volume. bitcoin is an investable asset. matt: in terms of institutional adoption, what are you seeing right now, and what do you expect? what does the trajectory look like? juthica: to be honest, we saw a lot of rotation back into bitcoin the l

amanda, you cover washington, d.c.ersection of technology and politics is becoming more front and center. do you get a sense there is an appetite in washington to try and do something about meta? >> i don't know about meta. i think in the sense that, yes, it's connected to facebook and there's more scrutiny on facebook and you're seeing this across the aisle, you know, everyone from hawley on the right, who many democrats will say they won't work with, even if they agree with him on things like this, to, you know, democrats more traditional david cisillini in the house and amy klobuchar in the senate. there was a sense that facebook was good and these tech companies were good and these were better corporations that democrats could work with. i think that is now completely gone and there is more of appetite to go after these companies, look at their practices and you're even seeing that from the biden administration, which has made anti-trust and things like that a centerpiece of its work. >> josh, where do you come dow

amanda: but interruption meet incentive. the district is offering a $1500 signing bonus for its paraprofessional positions, specifically special education insistence and more, mainly those who work every day with students. >> during the pandemic, when we shifted to learning, we did not hire those positions helping out in the classroom each and every day because we were virtual. amanda: the district tells me the turnaround is between one and three weeks. in concorde, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: new information about the deaths of a northern california family and their dog at sierra national forest. the clue at the scene that ended up being key. ama: days, even weeks without cell service and water. the updated predictions of the impact of the hayward fault are going. t ame cnty fair the bennetts really know how to put their wifi to work. whether it's work work. works for me. school work it worked! or a workout. oh i'm working... they've got xfinity, which delivers wifi faster than a gig for all their devices. it'

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.questions about mandates, policies, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. dan: running for the exits, nearly 300 people evacuated from the airport. and lined up outside, flights were stopped for a time but have resumed. 7:30 tonight, witnesses thought they heard gunshots. it turns out there were no shots fired. police didn't find a gun either. two people were detained. two people did get injured while fleeing the terminal. one of the stake into the hospital but the injuries are not major. ama: mark zuckerberg said his company is rebranding itself as meta. the new name symbolizes the company's goal of building the company's future meta-verse. it will bring the internet to life in a virtual world where people can meet, work, and play. announcement comes as the company is facing backlash from the leaked facebook papers that claimed the company ignored reports of the harms the social network created. tech experts say just because the t

amanda: for mom, amanda, there is hesitancy. amanda s.: i will not be the first one in line. thank you. [laughs] amanda: her concern is whether potential adverse effects will outweigh the virus. amanda s.: i am a believer in science, and i appreciate the work, but there is not enough data for me to follow through at this moment. amanda: different approaches, though all agree the safety of their children is paramount. i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: downtown san francisco could start to look busier on monday. that is because all municipal employees will be required to come back to city hall. employees return after working remotely for a year and a half. the november 1 return to work date is the same day all city employees must be vaccinated. as of yesterday, nearly 98% of city workers were vaccinated. fewer than 1000 of the city's work force have not gotten their shots, and those people could eventually be terminated. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccine mandates or policies, you can ask our team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box

amanda: give us a sense of the worst case scenario. we have had some dire thoughts and then we get more prosaic from people actually in the market. what do you think could happen? zachary: a worst-case scenario is a u.s. government default or perhaps a technical default where they prioritize payments. that is an outcome everyone wants to avoid and we think will ultimately be avoided. that would call into question the full faith and credit of the u.s. government, as secretary yellen was pointing out. that underpins the entire financial system globally, so that catastrophic outcome is not an acceptable risk. there is a strong argument for why the debt ceiling needs to be done away with, as it really doesn't make sense. as pointed out earlier, it is only lifting a debt cap for spending that has already been approved, so it doesn't make sense and presents one of the most unnecessary risks to financial markets. alix: punch bowl is now reporting senator mitch mcconnell is going to offer a short-term extension on wednesday, pushing the can do

amanda: quick check on the markets.ocus on positive corporate earnings keeping things more buoyant. we have broad-based gains for the s&p 500, only consumer discretionary and stables are moving weaker. and we are seeing positive action. energy is one piece of the puzzle. a small component for the s&p 500. but it does paint a picture of what could be driving expectations for growth. the reopening trade doing well. the outlook for many is while the news on covid has been largely positive recently come in terms of trending global cases, so we will be talking about the reopening coming up. all of that in the mix. the 10 year at 1.6. steepness in the curve, but questions about how strong growth will be. we have been talking about bitcoin. and the new york stock exchange and grayscale have filed to convert the world's biggest bitcoin fund into an etf. competition is heating up in the space. the filing to flip the trust comes as we have been talking about the bitcoin strategy etf, the first trading in the u.s., investing in fu

amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda laying next to alix steel.ection to make here. we just talk to hydro quebec ceo. they do not operate 24 thermal plants. that was on the infographics. the company wants to clarify they operate one plant. those are small plants in remote communities. for the most part they do not operate in that fashion. not connected to the main grid. a clarification from hydro quebec and our apologies. alix: thanks for having me. gm still down by about 4% after the semi conductor issues. for amanda lange, i am alix steel, have a great wednesday. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with the first word news. u.k. chancellor is promising to cut taxes on fuel and flying. in his budget speech today he said he wanted to encourage more people to take short-haul flights within the u.k. so it would reduce passenger duties. it also would undermine the u.k.'s efforts on tackling climate change before the top 26 summit. belgium is warning poland not to treat the european union like a cash machine. belgium's prime minister said tod

amanda: for mom amanda, there is hesitancy. amanda s: i will not be the first one in line. thank you. [laughs] amanda: her concern is whether potential adverse effects will outweigh the virus. amanda s: i am a believer in science, and i appreciate the work, but there is not enough data for me to follow through at this moment. amanda: different approaches, though they all agree the safety of their children is paramount. i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: downtown san francisco could look busier on monday , and that is because all municipal employees will be required to come back to city hall. employees return after working remotely for a year and a half. that november 1 return to work date is the same day all city employees must be vaccinated. as of yesterday, nearly 98% were of city workers were vaccinated. fewer than 1000 of the city's work force have not gotten their shots and could eventually be terminated. if you have questions about covid vaccine mandates or policies, you can ask our team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. ok, in th

amanda, talk about the issue of paid leave. part of the reason why i want to have this conversation about, how are women voters and all voters given the popularity of paid family leave is going to respond to democrats dropping the ball on this issue that's so important ton people. as i mentioned, 73% among women and 61% among men. >> i am hearing a huge backlash. i ama hearing activists in wes virginia were planning to target joe manchin because he's the democrat specifically who objected this and we hear a lot of sinema and she and manchin was more conservative. this was all for manchin. i don't know if it's going to be enough tof change manchin's mi. it's popular across age group and p parties and this does not benefit women. it's paidt family and medical leave. this is if you have a child ordeal with a loved one military's deployment. this touches every aspect of life and right now i think something like 23% of private workers have access to this leave. this would be hugely beneficial. i think a lot of people honestly are ju

i am matt miller with amanda lang. it rose 11% after earnings beat estimates and the company raised its forecast. joining us for an exclusive interview is the ceo. michael, tell us about the drivers of your quarterly earnings in your rates forecast. what is behind it. >> thanks for the opportunity. we have it's from a dismount in her business, we have another quarter of double-digit organic growth, and we evened out our merchants more than a hundred basis points and it continues to generate significant cash flow. all that momentum has enabled us to employ over four billion dollars of cash this year towards bringing in new capabilities via m&a, so it is an exciting time. >> as i understand it, the role that you play in life sciences is to offer a lot of input. how are you affected by the pandemic interrupting supply chains, and even labor shortages. >> it has been a challenging environment to say the least. at least is beginning of the pandemic. at first, some of our markets, things like academia were hit the same time,

in san jose, i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: kernville residents had a chance to express their thoughts about the bending -- pending sale of johnson's beach for $3.7 million. it already has a lot of potential buyers including sonoma county. much of the conversation was focused on the possibility that the county might use it as a navigation center for the homeless. >> i don't understand why we are putting homeless people on a beach when a beach like area -- when there are not a lot of jobs. >> they are people, just really people, and as a community, we need to do something about it. ama: the 10 acre property includes 10 cabins, a large, and a campground. dan: the facebook whistleblower may have more to reveal. the update from her lawyer on what is to come. ama: fleet week is here. a look at some of the attractions already open. >> the giants cornered for the division series. who is ready to beat l.a.? who is starting game one for the giants, coming up later in sports. sandhya: i will have the forecast for that plus free -- f

in san jose, i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.rnville residents had a chance to express their thoughts about the bending -- pending sale of johnson's beach for $3.7 million. it already has a lot of potential buyers including sonoma county. much of the conversation was focused on the possibility that the county might use it as a navigation center for the homeless. >> i don't understand why we putting homeless people on a beach when a beach like area -- when there are not a lot of jobs. >> they are people, just really people, and as a community, we need to do something about it. ama: the 10 acre property includes 10 cabins, a large, and a campground. dan: the facebook whistleblower may have more to reveal. the update from her lawyer on what is to come. ama: fleet week is here. a look at some of the attractions already open. >> the giants cornered for the division series. who is ready to beat l.a.? who is starting game one for the giants, coming up later in sports. sandhya: i will have the forecast for that plus free -- fleet week an

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.ou have questions about mandates, policies, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. dan: running for the exits, nearly 300 people evacuated from the airport. and lined up outside, flights were stopped for a time but have resumed. 7:30 tonight, witnesses thought they heard gunshots. it turns out there were no shots fired. police didn't find a gun either. two people were detained. two people did get injured while fleeing the terminal. one of the stake into the hospital but the injuries are not major. ama: mark zuckerberg said his company is rebranding itself as meta. the new name symbolizes the company's goal of building the company's future meta-verse. it will bring the internet to life in a virtual world where people can meet, work, and play. announcement comes as the company is facing backlash from the leaked facebook papers that claimed the company ignored reports of the harms the social network created. tech experts say just becau

amanda: for amanda, there is hesitancy. >> i will not be the first one in line. amanda: her concern is whether potential adverse effects will outweigh the virus. >> i am a believer in science, and i appreciate the work, but there is not enough data for me to follow through at this moment. amanda: different approaches that they all agree the safety of their children is paramount. liz: downtown san francisco could look busier on monday because all municipal employees will be required to come back to city hall. employees return after working remotely for a year and a half. that november 1 return to work date is the same day all city employees must be vaccinated. as of yesterday 98% were vaccinated, fewer than 1000 have not gotten their shots and could eventually be terminated. if you have questions about covid vaccine mandates or policies you can ask our team by going to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. in the east bay, police are investigating a shooting involving two students in west oakland. a teenage girl was wounded and another girl was pisto

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amanda: a decision is expected earlier next year. amanda concilio -- amanda del castillo, abc7news. julian: a restaurant known for blue cheese butter is coming back. it is reportedly coming back, but not to its original location in lafayette. it is getting ready to reopen in walnut creek. it shut down his lafayette location in december after 73 years in business. the restaurant is moving into a space currently housing maria maria in walnut creek. they expect to reopen by the end of the year. kumasi: early snowfall means early openings for some ski resorts. now they are looking to hire. tahoe and mammoth mountain will begin their season tomorrow. with many people not returning to their pre-pandemic jobs, resorts are hoping that people looking for work will give them a shot. >> we are seeing a lot of those folks who may be they are not going back to their normal 9-to-5 or whatever that normal pre-pandemic job was, but they are looking to do something fun. kumasi: that looks like real work. i just want to sit in the hot tub and supervise somebody. [laughter] the resorts are looking to

amanda has more on the debris flows we could see. amanda: one man is dead after a tree fell on his pickup truck forcing him into an embankment. rainfall can loosen soil. >> i cannot say for sure it is due to the rain and weather. the area we are in currently, it is -- >> -- amanda: fierce winds, heavy rainfall, and a dangerous debris flow are expected this weekend. reasons why mountain residents are preparing now. >> stocking up on canned goods and water. it is the folks closer to the burn scars t naomi murphy and -- are just above the burn scars. their drive home cut through the danger zone. pre-storm plans include fueling up and then hunkering down. >> it just goes hand-in-hand in hand with living up here. it is the chance you take living in the mountains. amanda: she says the residents are getting ready to face one disaster after another. >> our neighbors are getting their ditches ready so we don't get flooded out from the storm. amanda: alyssa gutierrez says the big danger is downed trees and to bring flow which move quickly and

amanda, what are they telling you? >> spoke to both dodgers and giants fans they disagree on who's going to win tonight's game. but they did agree on what's going to happen and it's going to be an exciting >> thousands of fans flooded oracle park ready to watch the giants take on the dodgers again, here's this rivalry in baseball outside the ballpark parking was costing people a $135 that was on townsend between second and 3rd streets. nearby. people are grilling hot dogs and peppers across from the stadium. that's where i found couple elizabeth joseph and charlie, the court. they came out from the daysto to be at the game. >> first time in history insiders in the plan, their house divided one a giants fan and the other a dodgers fan and friend or very competitive and that's how they expect the dodgers giants series to be competitive. >> the your was born. 54 they're going with this year, too. so i want to be here to see a fill. boot. cho says this is just a step to becoming the world series champions who best plane. >

. >> i'm amanda starrantino. now to anne live with more. >> reporter: this happened at the san jose earthquakes game. the fan jumped into the field and started punching an earthquakes player. other players held him down. this is the scene outside of the stadium afterward. a bunch of fist fights. one person was grazed by a bullet and is in the hospital. there were several injuries. everyone is expected to survive. five people were arrested outside of paypal stadium at 10:00 p.m. the game against the mexican team was letting out. over 40 officers had to respond to is that area around aviation and wand away. as for the other video i mentioned, the player jumping on to the field, the fam fan, rather, jumping on to the field and assaulting a player. i have that retweeted on the account. >>> today marks the start of a busy weekend in san francisco. the blue angels air shows begin later this morning. >>> and the dodgers are coming to town to face our san francisco giants for game one of the national league division seri

blue angels. >> what do you think, amanda?as my first time. my first thought is that it was very, very loud. i almost wish i'd bought some ear protection because it was just that loud with a little scary sounding, but also so impressive to see those planes flipping through the air and doing all of those tricks. i now understand why so many people that i spoke to were excited to get back out here for this event. >> it's a sound synonymous with a 1000 people watched as the u.s. navy blue angels flight demonstration squadron perform tricks in the sky. >> including the thompson family. mean, are you excited to be here. yeah, me that thompson is just 2 and a half. this is the second time her parents brought her to the show. she was here in 2019 was airplanes. so if find her to see all the different types the thompsons weren't the only family enjoying the plane's left. they says she tries to come every year. this year. my husband had to work. >> and i got up and i call my dad said dad, get ready. you're going go on a date with me to

♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," amanda peet, from a.p.io, writer and actress, paula pell, an all-new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, let's get to the news president biden, today, outlined the next phase of his administration's pandemic response, and it's tough, but fair white house officials have asked multiple members of military academy boards who were appointed by former president trump to resign, including former white house press secretary, sean spicer, and kellyanne conway spicer is currently on the board of the naval academy, and conway is on the board of the academy of the french cavalry? [ laughter ] after virginia removed a 21-foot statue of confederate general robert e. lee from the state capital, former president trump released a statement saying the u.s. would have succeeded in afghanistan if lee had been in command. dude, he got his ass kicked in virginia what do you think the probl

ktvu is amanda canton. oh, is live now in concord with the details. amanda. yes a lot of police departments are trying to make this switch when they're dealing with someone who might be having a mental health crisis instead of approaching them like a detective, or like an officer. they're approaching them just as another person who cares? no matter what my title is, it doesn't matter no matter what i'm wearing. it doesn't matter. it just shots of talking to him. corporal shasta benetti ghost calls with a bit of a different mindset than many of her fellow concord police officers. she's one of 15 on the department's crisis negotiation team trained to find a peaceful ending. her goal is to get people experiencing a mental health crisis. the help they need. i want to know. what they care about. and i really want to know why they're in that situation. why have they barricaded themselves? why are they on top of this bridge? anytime swat is called. so is the cnt benetti was part of the crew called to martinez last saturday, talking down this man who was threatening

amanda?an astonishing $100,000. >> it is at 101,110 dollars. >> no, no. >> reporter: now the pair is paying it forward asking their followers to nominate other veterans in need. >> we're going to give away ten free scooters. no red tape. >> reporter: this week they'll give mobility scooters to ten people from nearly 800 who applied. a way to show their appreciation for others who have served. >> we got so many good people in this world. >> reporter: it sort of restores your faith. >> yes, it does. yes, it does. you know, kate, especially now with what we're going through, the covid, the division. i was trying to talk to people and make them smile. you know, take a deep breath. we can get through this. >> reporter: you'll make me cry, kenny. >> join the club. >> reporter: a message of hope and a friendship that's been a blessing for them both. kate snow, nbc news. >> what a powerful way to say thank you for serving our country. that is nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. it has truly been my p

amanda. >> good evening. people told me it was great to be back out here again and watch the blue angel planes fly overhead. they said that things felt almost back to normal. >> it's a sound that lets people know fleet week is back and i totally forgot. was coming up. the plane that day. i was like, oh jesus alvarez. the 3rd was out at marina green with his friend eduardo arch aga. >> both have seen the u.s. navy blue angels flight demonstration before they're happy to be back after the event was canceled in 2020. it's nice to be able to see how people smile people's faces so it's it's just nice to be out here >> be with friends. just nice to be out here you know, there are people celebrating christina left. they duarte says she tries to get out to marina green every year to enjoy the blue angels and fleet week this year. my husband had to work. >> and i got up and i call my dad. the dad. get ready, you're going go on a date with me to san francisco. they drove from the geyserville area just watch the show an

next question, we are going to turn to amanda hoover amanda. >> youou attended a rally shorty after the0 presidential election for people with signs that read stop the sale. your opponent up accused you of pushing forward present terms. think false flames election fraud undermine our democracy and would you work for him if he ran for president again? >> i said from the beginning joe biden present, the legitimate president and said before the storm and i do think donald trump's rhetoric is what led to the rise january 6. late november i was invited to a rally personally by the organizing told me it was a rally focused on 2021 gubernatorial candidate, what i please speak on the importance of the legislature thing on this year as well as ownership. i went there i saw carol we found offensive, i did not see the signs. they were there, i don't think i should be held responsible. were holding signs that said deep on police work no justice, no peace, i can't be held responsible for what any person does at a rally five said from the beginning, joe biden is our president and i want our president

. >> i am amanda starrantino. we have live team coverage on windy weather putting fire crews on edge. justin andrews is live in napa with the power shut offs. >>> but we begin with mary lee. >>> good morning. there is a wind advisory for the entire bay area, areas in gold. trees down and power outages are possible with strong winds gusting 50 to 60 miles per hour. with the offshore wind event of course a high fire danger, something we are watching closely, elevated to critical fire weather conditions. that's in effect until tuesday at 5:00 p.m., areas highlighted in red. we are talking north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys under red flag warning due to low relative humidity values as well as those strong winds. we are watching winds as we head through today. you can see it's going to be a cool one, chillier temperatures, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. >> thank you. >>> public safety power shut offs underway in northern california. a map shows areas affected marked with purple triangles. >> justin a

i saved it, amanda.eat, if you are scared of being called a racist, you are not going to do anything. >> a lot of people were talking about the story like it had to do with the crime. democrats voted for this it's new york city, this is the crime that happens and you lead people out of jail. it's like now, it's actually about race. if this was a white guy that punch this woman, people would not have hesitated as much to step in. i also think it's really weird -- nobody wants to be that karen on the viral video. and that is what they've created. that is going to get much worse. the other thing that's crazy as i heard that the guy that standing next to her was her boyfriend. i don't know if that's true or not, but i don't know how you continue -- >> i don't know if it's true anymore. >> how do you continue to have a normal relationship with a man that doesn't step in that situation? >> greg: we don't know that. but let's pretend it is true. >> okay, no problem. i will give you the unverified. >> greg: it w

i saved it, amanda.eat, if you are scared of being called a racist, you are not going to do anything. >> a lot of people were talking about the story like it had to do with the crime. democrats voted for this it's new york city, this is the crime that happens and you lead people out of jail. it's like now, it's actually about race. if this was a white guy that punch this woman, people would not have hesitated as much to step in. i also think it's really weird -- nobody wants to be that karen on the viral video. and that is what they've created. that is going to get much worse. the other thing that's crazy as i heard that the guy that standing next to her was her boyfriend. i don't know if that's true or not, but i don't know how you continue -- >> i don't know if it's true anymore. >> how do you continue to have a normal relationship with a man that doesn't step in that situation? >> greg: we don't know that. but let's pretend it is true. >> okay, no problem. i will give you the unverified. >> greg: it w

amanda hari kron 4 news. so amanda, any idea when the head coach might be he's expected to be back for next friday's game. that's going to be an away game and it will be in danville. amanda, thank you for that >> another big story tonight, an fda panel is endorsing booster. shots of the johnson and johnson vaccine that panel did vote to approve the shot for americans 18 and older at least 2 months after immunization. but that same panel is still debating whether people who qualify for boosters can mix and match the vaccine brands. some studies have shown that doing that is safe and effective. >> many americans are taking matters into their own hands that i'm reading in the media that people are getting boosters or make things different. there, you know, primary care providers or by not revealing what they got before. so i think it's a matter of some urgency for fda help sort out what is admittedly a complicated and challenging scenario. >> there is mounting evidence that people who got the johnson and johnson

♪ >> announcer: tonight on "late night with seth meyers," amanda peet, from a.p.io, writer and actress, paula pell, an all-new "closer look," featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. and this is "late night. we hope you're doing well. and now, let's get to the news president biden, today, outlined the next phase of his administration's pandemic response, and it's tough, but fair white house officials have asked

amanda, thank you. and of course, the big thing you should always have a go bag ready to go if you haven't done so already now would probably be a good time for you to have one. a quick reminder, make sure that it is easily accessible for you to get to to somewhere in the house inside of it. you should also have a fully charged phone batteries flashlights bottled water radio. >> we are keeping our eyes on the east bay tonight where 5.80 is back open after multiple people were injured in a car crash near dublin that involved at least 6 vehicles. this is a look here from our traffic map that you can find on kron 4 dot com and we can see that there are no red indicating any traffic slowdowns in the area right now. it's green. so the roadway has reopened. but again, 6 people injured in this multiple car crash double and the roads are slick. so the warning out there tonight is to go slow. >> evacuation orders. meanwhile, set to go into effect in less than 12 hours for some folks living in the czu fire burn s

amanda: dr.t facebook could reach into deep rockets to address platforms for this society, perhaps to use this for quality research. >> to get quality professionals who can help them including ethicists to help them create safe platforms that do not hurt anybody. reggie: pipeline leak in southern california which has spewed 140 4000 gallons of oil off of the coast of huntington beach. governor newsom was in orange county yesterday. many are speculating that the anger of the ship could've caused the oil spill investigators are collecting more information from inspections done in the past two years. >> we are going back to the details but there are no issues in those reports when they were last inspected, but it might be academic if this does turn out to be the cause that some have speculated. reggie: investigators are working on the idea that investigators ignored alarms. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency to free up funds for cleanup. investigators say a criminal investigation is l

. >> i'm amanda ohlke, director of adult education at the international spy museum. i'm really glad you are here with us today. spy museum historian and cure 80 80er curator andrew hammond will be talking with ann hagedorn about george koval, andrew is excited to ask her questions about george koval, the spy in the name. ann is a former staff writer for "the wall street journal" and special projects editor at "the new york daily news." she's an award winning author of five previous nonfiction books including "beyond a river" and "savage piece." he's taught writing at columbia university, northwestern, xavier university and my miami university. andrew has decided to go home to scotland for a brief break and brush up on his wonderful brogue. so andrew, thanks for joining us from vacation. >> you're welcome. >> so technical seems to be supporting us. and so ann will be doing a brief presentation on george koval, and then andrew is going to ask her some expert questions, and then we are going to turn to your questions from the audience. so without further ado, i am going

so i think that's what i'm of waiting to see for mom amanda. say ha. there is hesitancy.e the first one in line. thank you. her concern is whether potential adverse effects of the vaccine will outweigh the symptoms of the virus. i'm a believer. and i appreciate the work, but there's just not enough data for me to follow through at this moment different approaches though all agree the safety of their children during the ongoing pandemic is paramount. i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news if you have questions remember about covid-19 vaccine mandates policies or what's happening where you live? you can ask our vaccine team. just go to abc 7 news.com slash vaccine and click on blue box. you see there? left moving on police are investigating a shooting involving two students at mcclyman's high school in west oakland a teenage girl was wounded another girl apparently pistol whipped. it happened at about 2:45 at a corner store on market and 26th campus was locked down while police secured the scene a letter sent to parents says the students suffered non-life threatening injuries,

so amanda most of the giants fans you're talking to. they're hoping that they face off against the dodgers. they are, you know, it's just that rivalry. it's just that rivalry. the giants fans go like dodger fans and the whole thing so it would be exciting. i think a lot of those fans feel like it would be exciting to play the dodgers. it would be a lot of fun american town before he live for us tonight. thank you. there was, of course, as you saw a lot of celebrating on the field today in the stands as well, but the giants have a lot of work ahead of them. sports director marco banderas will join us later in this newscast with the team's reaction that is coming up later tonight in sports wrap. new at 11. the counter cross, the county board of supervisors will hold a public hearing on tuesday to give the public an update on redistricting efforts the board is looking to we redraw the county's five supervisorial districts to reflect the latest population numbers from the 2020 census district three, which includes antioch, oakley and brentw

tonight -- amanda seyfried.tar of "dune," actress rebecca ferguson a performance from broadway's "caroline, or change." featuring the 8g band with atom willard ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're doing well tonight. and now let's get to the news. while visiting an elementary school in new jersey, yesterday, president biden stopped to help a student pick up the pieces of their block tower after it had fallen over. or he tried to, but joe manchin kept getting in the way. [ laughter ] president biden spoke at a campaign rally today for virginia gubernatorial candidate terry mccauliffe though, i don't know how much that's going to help that's kind of like seeing an ad for spirit airlines on the side of a kia sorrento. [ laughter ] according to new guidelines from the biden administration, unvaccinated americans will have to present a negative covid test from the previous day before entering the country, while vaccinated americans ca