though, if there were allergy problems, az could be used. will double jabs start, covid in one arm and flu in the other? double jabs can start now, subject to the availability of both products. and it may not always be the case that it is possible to co—administer those two vaccines in every single patient. sometimes it will be possible. officials pointed to data showing much lower covid death rates among people who have been fully vaccinated, shown here in blue, compared to those who haven't been, here in red, especially among the under—70s. but the nhs is braced for some difficult months. papers from the expert committee, sage, said there was the potential for another large wave of hospitalisations, with one factor being increased numbers returning to work places. here in croydon, like other hospitals, they're preparing for a busy time ahead. perfectly honestly, it feels like winter's come pretty early this year, and the real concern is, of course, as we move into winter proper, what the impact might be across the nhs. the message from hea

though, if there were allergy problems, az could be used.l double jabs start, covid in one arm and flu in the other? double jabs can start now, subject to the availability of both products. and it may not always be the case that it is possible to co—administer those two vaccines in every single patient. sometimes it will be possible. officials pointed to data showing much lower covid death rates among people who have been fully vaccinated, shown here in blue, compared to those who haven't been, here in red, especially among the under 70s. but the nhs is braced for some difficult months. papers from the expert committee, sage, said there was the potential for another large wave of hospitalisations, with one factor being increased numbers returning to work places. here in croydon, like other hospitals, they're preparing for a busy time ahead. perfectly honestly, it feels like winter's come pretty early this year, and the real concern is, of course, as we move into winter proper, what the impact might be across the nhs. the message from health

though, if there were allergy problems, az could be used. and flu in the other? double jabs can start now, subject to the availability of both products. and it may not always be the case that it is possible to co—administer those two vaccines in every single patient. sometimes it will be possible. booster jabs are set to start next week, with the nhs facing a difficult winter. covid cases, hospital admissions and deaths are higher than this time last year, though there are vaccines now, and officials said the number under 70 with covid after two jabs is extremely small. here in croydon, like other hospitals, they are preparing for a very busy few months. perfectly honestly, it feels like winter's come pretty early this year, and the real concern is, of course, as we move into winter proper, what the impact might be across the nhs. the message from health leaders is that the pandemic is still active, and winter could well be bumpy at times. hugh pym, bbc news. 0ur medical editor, fergus walsh, is here. just explain the thinking behind this th

31 final az win it and man are we going to have what you might call a youthful all.men's final at the u. s open. a couple of teenagers will go at it. it was arenas several inca against leila fernandez 19 year old third set. 11 is the deciders. they were at 44 of the 19 year old fernandez rifles that passed several inca and she is on to match point. fernandez up 54 the return, we'll wind up. long leila winds onto her first final and fellow canadian steve nash as you will see, in a moment was there for it. fernandez versus 18 year old emma radu kanu christine nash in the final on saturday. that is the sporting life right now, frank and heather, get it back to you. right. thanks so much, mark and thank you for much, mark and thank you for watching ktvu phil: jay, where are you? what are you doing? i'm just walking into my house. stop! don't you take another step! what the hell are you talking about? claire just told me your valentine's plans for gloria. you're walking into a buzz saw! (tires screeching) get in. (engine turns off) (sighs) what am i looking at here? nothi

though, if there were allergy problems, az could be used.s start — covid in one arm and flu in the other? double jabs can start now, subject to the availability of both products. and it may not always be the case that it is possible to co—administer those two vaccines in every single patient. sometimes it will be possible. booster jabs are set to start next week, with the nhs facing a difficult winter. covid cases, hospital admissions and deaths are higher than this time last year, though there are vaccines now, and officials said the number under 70 with covid after two jabs is extremely small. here in croydon, like other hospitals, they are preparing for a very busy few months. perfectly honestly, it feels like winter's come pretty early this year, and the real concern is, of course, as we move into winter proper, what the impact might be across the nhs. the message from health leaders is that the pandemic is still active, and winter could well be bumpy at times. hugh pym, bbc news. helen cattjoins us from westminster. helene, from westmin

we will even have hayes at the coast, h --aze -- coast.in the south bay, even warmer today with mid and upper 80's for you from mountain view to redwood city. 72 downtown. several degrees above average with mid and upper 90's for lakeport and cloverdale. napa should be nice. toward castro valley, valley, v, about 90. toward concord, 99. the seven day forecast with temperatures near 100 for labor day. it is still hot into tuesday and wednesday. the fog is with us along the coast. inland, we will not cool off until the end of the week. your place by my side. kate: asian americans are coming out to support the latest marvel action who are all -- hero movie. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kep

we were pretty confident that y az would make the play. this is theater. baseball is theater.xciting moment and i'm glad they got to get really exciting at the end. >> it seems pretty fitting. those are two of the most exciting replays i've ever been a part of. obviously you want to jump out and celebrate right away. but i think it adds that much more suspense and it was a lot of fun. chris: our nfl countdown to kickoff nearly complete, one week away from the regular season opener in detroit september 12. this year, 49ers will embark on a 17 game regular season, all eyes toward super bowl 56 at sophia stadium in los angeles. health going to play a major factor after injuries derailed the 2020 campaign, kyle shanahan entering the fifth season into san francisco. is one winning season -- the head like how his team stacks up. >> i feel this is the third year in a row that i feel like we have a chance in every game that we're in. that's kind of all you ask for from a talent standpoint, from what the organization gives you. i don't feel like everyone, year in and year out, always d

he was last seen leaving his work site in buckeye, az ast, on june 23rd. >> his jeep and some of hisen after what appeared to be a rollover crash, but authorities say no foul play is suspected. his brother says they should not have to wait months just to get some answers. >> had they been quick about it in the beginning, you know, we wouldn't be here three months later sill erge is delivering for my brother and looking for answers. we shouldn't have to depend on other stories or other cases to push our own story, and we just want answers like anyone else. i think my brother or everyone else's brother or father, siblings, whoever may be, they deserve the same attention. >> a painful way for the family. they've hired an independent investigator and a volunteer search tam because they feel police aren't making enough progress. >>> just in, state department employees suffering from havana syndrome being denied treatment at walter reed. that accusation comes from bipartisan senators, demanding an investigation from the secretary of state. >> havana syndrome causes a strange combination of

we should see the president and first lady and azs arlette was mentioning, general austin and generalley should be there. we'll keep an eye on that camera at the pentagon and bring you coverage of that president's visit for the wreath ceremony in a few minutes. as observers observe the 20th anniversary of 9/11, it's the first time we've done so without any troops in afghanistan. nick valencia joins us in kabul. arlette was just playing some of that sound from president biden. he was in shanksville, pennsylvania. let me get your take. what are your thoughts on what the president had to say today defending his withdrawal, his handling of the withdrawal from afghanistan? >> reporter: yeah, jim, i think that, you know, the reality on the ground here was once people knew the united states was going to leave and was leaving in a hurry, there was going to be a huge rush of people because they knew that the taliban was coming to town. many people still fear the taliban from 20 years ago. they knew that their opportunity to get out was going to be a limited one, and that's why we saw the huge

"the chronicle" reports breed az dancing and singing and posing for pictures without a mask. a chronicle reporter said she -- the mayor said she felt safe because she gets tested often and everyone had to show proof of vaccination to get into that club. now a gym owner who is subject to that indoor mask mandate is frustrated. >> she clearly thinks it's fine and it's safe to remove her masks and let that be the rule for everybody. you're not impervious to covid anymore than i am. let the rules for you be the same that it is for me. >> so you might remember when governor gavin newsom was seen maskless at a dinner at the the french laundry during the stay-at-home order it became a major point for recall proponents. we know the recall failed. we have reached out to mayor breed's office for comment and have not heard back. >> so interesting and controversial. everyone is talking about it. thank you very much. >>> taking a live look at capitol hill on this friday morning, where in less than 24 hours, a potentially divisive rally is planned. >> happening now, security is high ahead

for the all time single season record for a catcher, and it didn't look like it was going to be the azdays. chad pinder is robbed by kyle is bell beautiful catch up against the boards and right center field, pinder machado and the giants game came back with his own revenge. 22 game. bases loaded, two out that's clutched a stinger that's going to score a pair in the a's into the lead for good at 42. and thanks to josh harrison, who had himself a day in the shadows late afternoon in kansas city. he delivers extra bases right here in an r b harrison four hits, five tries seven to the final, and apparently, it's a thing with the a's that they need to inspect. all pictures airs. apparently. looking for ways to cure the pitching staff of late, but they come out of kansas city two out of three and their three games off the wild card. alright it's official. the 49ers have entered the twilight zone with regard to these injuries, one game and now make it three serious injuries. remember dre greenlaw beautiful pick six in the opener against the lions? well we never saw him after he picked jared g

force of az fans in the motor city we go from good grub to a great crab, bad pinder laying out in righteld to rob willie castro. that's beautiful catch, and you know what? he didn't get hurt coal, urban like city went four and two thirds didn't get the wind. which is a shame because the. is provided him plenty of offense. matt chapman what? nine of his last 14 hits have gone for the distance. he had his 22nd and 23rd homers tonight. that was a two run shot in the fifth inning. mark canha also maybe heating it up. he always looks better when he goes to right field. that's a two run oppo shot 61. that's his 13th. the finals 93 as i mentioned, the eggs have reeled off three straight wins many win streak and you know what? they'll take it. the nfl is not a place where guys can get their feelings hurt man for some today was a sigh of relief for others, just a gut punch on nfl cut down date. it's rough for the organizations. it's rough on the guys. here are some of the key names cut today by the 49 years, wayne gallman running back came over from the giants in the off season. other notables w

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>>az: judy, the c.d.c. panel also said boosters can be recommending a third shot for those considered high risk because of occupational setting. this all comes after the f.d.a. last night granted emergency use of pfizer boosters for vulnerable populations. for perspective on all this, i'm joined by kirsten bibbins- domingo. she is a physician, epidemiologist and professor at the university of california, san francisco. dr. bibbins-domingo, welcome back to the newshour. thanks for making the time. so the c.d.c. panel recommends this pfizer booster for a wide swath of americans. all adults they consider high risks because of their jobs were not included. what did you make of that decision? >> it's important to know that many people are at high risk because of their jobs. but really they're at high risk because of having an exposure to coronavirus and having repeated exposures to coronavirus, not necessarily fromaving a severe outcome. and i think that's what they were looking at the data. but importantly, for

may remember he tore his pectoral muscle in spring training, try to make a play like that against the azobviously, it hasn't caused him to shy away from doing. doing that. that's a great catch, and he comes away healthy. that's great news. check this out. this is atlanta hawks star trae young, practicing his shot with training camp just a couple of weeks ago. but the best thing about this this is his house. what distances come on his home. jill good free just walks out of his living room and works out on that. check this out. thank you very much. frank. love this video, six year old welsh corgi. he doing his own basketball training and goes by the name of. leela and it looks like she's ready mid season for the team got her three point place. that's the sporty life guys back to you, mark. thank you. next at 11. i'm humbled and grateful to the millions and millions of californians that exercise their fundamental right to vote and express themselves so overwhelmingly by rejecting the division. by rejecting governor newsom gives a short victory speech in sacramento. after voters overwhelming

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up on the injured reserve list to that's the sporting life for right now, guys will have giants and aztonight at 10 o'clock are in the dentist chair for that poor guy, right? thank you. the news continues at seven on ktvu. plus goodnight every everyone plus goodnight every everyone tonight. (birds singing, insects trilling) sheldon: it's nice to get back to nature. why don't i do this more often? what a beautiful forest. (gasps delightedly) hello, little butterfly. what's your na... (screams) whatcha doing? i was enjoying some virtual reality, until you ruined it with your actual face. what am i smelling? oh, it's car air freshener. i was simulating the smell of the forest. that's not what the forest smells like. well, how would i know? why are you pretending to be outdoors? you hate it. hmm? oh. amy showed me a compelling study that demonstrated the cognitive benefit of spending time in the wilderness. buddy, i am ready to drive you into the wilderness any time you want and leave you there. well, make your jokes, but some of the participants who spent four days in the woods away from

az a few of her back to basic finds. >> later in the third hour, who wants to make extra spending cashrrow on the show, i will be live from whistling straits in wisconsin. i'll have a full preview, and team usa needs it. we've lost 9 out of the last 11 ryder cups to the european team. >> maybe you should play. >> i'm flying there to give a pep talk. >> who is on the team this year? >> we have 9 out of the top 10 golfers in the world jon rahm is on team europe >> let's get a check of the weather. we'll take a pause >> today, climate week weather weather. we'll take is sponsored by delta. keep climbing. >> let's look ahead to our weekend. never too early to do that we start off with warmth in the pacific northwest. on saturday, the rain is mainly in the plain sunny and mild throughout the mid mississippi river valley plenty of sunshine into the pacific northwest. sunday, it's quiet around much of the country we like that, maybe a little rain in the pacific northwest. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our temperatures today we will reach into the upper 90

as aze, rbaijan was receiving this, they began a deadly attack on september 27 that led to the death of thousands and dethe displacement of so many more. passage to of this amendment sends a clear signal that the united states takes seriously its democratic norms and commitment to peace by ensuring oversight of our security assistance. i hope it leads to future restraint from aiding and tolerating similar regimes in the future especially when it's aimed at destabilizing a fellow democracy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama. mr. rogers: at this time i would like to yield two minutes to one of our outstanding freshmen, a gentleman from texas flrk fleuger. -- pfluger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. pfluger: i rise in support of the 2022 national defense authorize eight -- authorizations act. this bill boosts defense fundling in line with the 3% to 5% real growth needed to maintain our competitive edge over china. the debacle in afghanistan has weakened our position on the global stage and is a propaganda boop for

that website is az senaterepublicans.com. you can go there and see the reports. second of all, i have already sent a letter to our attorney general's office with all of those reports that not only includes everything that we have noted here, but also everything that senator peterson has concerns about. the attorney general has that, he has asked we open a formal investigation so he can pursue and seek additional information, facts, get some of these missing things we were in a book -- we were never able to get. verify information and take appropriate actions of anything that is necessary. i have every confidence he will be doing that. i also want to say thank you to my senate republican colleagues. when we started this, it was -- we had -- [indiscernible] >> we have a lot of work to do, because if we don't follow our rules, our elections, this is how problems can happen. we also note that 18 front states sent representatives here because they have been asking the same questions. and the very least, what i think that we can all get out of this is we need to do aud