david louis, abc7 news. >>> in the east bay, oakland streets are getting a much- needed facelift.the city has set a new paving record for the second year in a row. more than 40 were laid. they sing about essential workers for their hard work during the covid pandemic . the paving as part of a three-year campaign called the great pave that focuses on local neighborhood street and historically underserved communities. their previous record was 32 miles, by the way. >>> oakland zoo is vaccinating it's at risk animals against covid. it's quite a project too. veterinary staff at the zoo have a checklist of 110 species that are vulnerable. tigers and bears, as well as mountain lions and ferrets were among the first to get their shots, along with a tasty treat, of course . the pharmaceutical company zoetis is donating more than 11,000 doses of its expert mental covid-19 vaccine to nearly 70 zoos in >>> with the recall election set for september 14, democrats are rallying behind governor newsom. they made their case to keep him in office while pointing the finger squarely at republicans.

abc7 news fashionista david louis tells of about the trend coming to >> reporter: others, scrabblingork date keep changing. apparel sales dropped with room at work with no need to dress up, so or just need refreshing. >> the consumer wants to feel comfortable because they spent a year and a half in front of zoom feeling comfortable, and that they go to the workplace, they want to be comfortable but casual cool. >> reporter: kimberly carly operates fashwire clear, during the era of zoom, workers put on a few pounds perhaps, so loosefitting clothes are in demand. >> i'm seeing oversized sweaters, long silhouettes, denim always here to stay. flats are really coming into play more than ever because none of us have worn heels for a year and a half year >> reporter: research done by qualtrics shows a big shift in workwear attitudes. 37% of those surveyed said they want to dress casually back in the office, edging out those who dressed as casual. almost 2/3 say they could be productive no matter what they wear. workers of course said bosses set the tone and may offer dress guidelines of wha

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david louis, abc7 news. >>> happening today oakland residents can get rid of some junk at the bulky blockarty. the event allows residents to toss out large unwanted items like old furniture or computers and appliances, a block party happens on the last saturday of every month from 9 am to 1 pm. keep in mind if you live in oakland you can bring your trash to the site on edgewater drive. it's across the interstate for from the coliseum, just bring proof of residency like a utility bill. >>> new video shows a driver wildly swerving down the streets of oakland, this video which was posted i the chp taken from their helicopter on thursday, this weekend the oakland police vowed to crack down on sideshows. investigators say the people in this car had just left a large group and eventually stopped and the car was taken to the impound lot. >>> new developments, the official search for a missing berkeley man resumes, philip cray check was last seen july 10 when he went running in pleasanton ridge regional park. the allegheny county to sheriff's office volunteers will be searching. an update last we

david louis, abc7 news. >>> happening today oakland residents can get rid of some of their junk at the bulky block party. the event allows residents to toss out large unwanted items like old furniture, computers and appliances. the block party happens on the last saturday of every month from 9 am to 1 pm, if you live in oakland you can bring your trash to the site on edgewater drive across interstate on edgewater drive across interstate 880 from the coliseum, just make sure to bring proof of residency like a utility bill. >>> new video from the east bay shows a driver wildly swerving down the streets of oakland. chp posted this video here taken from their helicopter on thursday. this weekend oakland police is vowing to crackdown on sideshows, investigators say the people in this car had just left a large group, they eventually stopped and the car was taken to be impounded. >>> new developments, the official search for a missing berkeley man will resume this weekend. philip cray check was last seen july 10 when he left home to go running in pleasanton ridge regional park. alameda county

david louis, abc7 news. >>> happening today oakland residents can get rid of some of their junk at thelock party. the event allows residents to toss out large unwanted items like old furniture, computers and appliances. the block party happens on the last saturday of every month from 9 am to 1 pm. if you live in oakland you can bring your trash to the site on edgewater drive across interstate across interstate 880 from the coliseum. make sure to bring proof of residency like a utility bill. >>> new video from the east bay shows a driver wildly swerving down the streets of oakland. you could see the video here, chp posted it and it was taken from there helicopter on thursday. this weekend oakland police are vowing to crackdown on sideshows. investigators say the people in the car had just left a large group and had actually stopped and the car was taken to be impounded. >>> new developments, the official search for a missing berkeley man resumes this weekend, -- was last seen when he went running, alameda county sheriff's office workers will be out today and volunteers have also been se

david louis explains how drop box reimagined how to use it space for today's remote workforce. >> reportertt peÑa is excited. the office space at dropbox has been totally reimagined and retains a magical feeling. >> walking and you felt it immediately. it has been missing for the better half of the last year. >> reporter: six months in the making, it is drop box studios designed to be used for specific gatherings to collaborate with other customers . >> how do we create a space the people are going to want to come to? we can work in person. >> reporter: instead, places to brainstorm. a much larger coffee shop some employees can interact over food and beverages. it is not where you come to work in a silo. dropbox will be virtual first >> we have a couple of spaces with if you're in between a meeting you need to get some quick headstone work, there are a couple of workspaces for that. >> reporter: they created toolkits. is not a hybrid model. there is no set number of days to come in. >> the company is providing guardrails to see what will work for us and that makes the process a lot easier.

abc7 news reporter david louis looks at how a unique partnership develop. >> reporter: at the heightf the pandemic, before vaccines, covid-19 was affecting 40% of all farmworkers, a serious blow to growers and shippers. agriculture is a $2 billion business and monterey county. she told us she lost her sense of smell and taste, nausea and other symptoms put her out of work for two weeks. when vaccines became available this year a partnership of community clinics formed to register farmworkers and their families at events that handled as many as 4000 people at a time. today, it's estimated 75% have been fully vaccinated. >> i wish you could be like a farmworker. amen we could elevate the farmer community. >> reporter: javier becerra visited vaccination clinic today to learn how the effort might be replicated in construction, retail and office settings. major challenges with creating trust in the vaccine and working rapidly. >> we owe it to them. we owe it to them for how much they gave us during the covid- 19 pandemic. i would be remiss to say this was personal. but it also was no othe

about one in 10 californian smokes, lung cancer is the leading cause of death among all cancers, david louisks at new guidelines to expand lung scans that could save tens of thousands of lives. >> 6 1/2 early and more people have become eligible for ct scans to detect lung cancer, key changes include reducing age eligibility by five years and including smokers that smoked in less than other criteria, the lower age change could have an impact on minority communities. >> women in communities of color, especially black and hispanic, develop lung cancer at earlier ages, so dropping that age from 55 to 50, will help double that eligibility. >> the doctor is a spokesman for the american lung association and a thoracic surgeon, only 5% of lung cancer patients are currently screen compared to 70% of women eligible for mammograms yet lung cancer causes more deaths in the usa and other cancers combined. low dose ct scans are the key. >> it's even easy to see small nodules in the lungs. a couple of millimeters is like important. >> she was diagnosed with stage i lung cancer. because of early interventi

david louis gives us an inside look. >> july could be a big month for jeff bezos and richard branson aim to launch civilians into space. there is also a company called astra that has a lofty mission. it is aiming lower building rocket systems to build small satellites in low earth orbit on a daily basis by 2025. >> we are able to help understands where ships can navigate and help connect devices. it is really a new economic frontier for space. >>'s team of engineers design, build and test rockets in alameda hoping to bring the cost down to a half million dollars to launch an 1100 pound payload. >> we have a 20 acre campu we have the ability to do all of this on one side. that allows us to keep the jobs here in the bay area in fast >> a test launch in alaska was an important milestone. it didn't reach orbit but astra has been liniup satellites. >> there is a huge backlog. >> the pressure is now on and the expectations had to deliver the vision. >>> the first clue came out today for the official treasure home. $1000 has been hidden somewhere in the santa cruz mountains. here is the clu

david louis give you an inside look.>>> july could be a big month.here is also a company called astra. it is based on the edge of san francisco bay in alameda that has a lofty mission. it is building rocket systems to build small satellites, thousands of them someday, to -- by 2025. >> connect devices. it is really a whole new economic frontier for space. >>'s team of engineers design build and test what is in alameda hoping to bring the cost down. >> it didn't reach orbit, they have been lining up contracts for government and private entities hungry to send up satellites an established leader in a new global space race. a number of contracts have signed. the pressure is now on and the expectations high to deliver the vision. >>> i don't know if they are selling tickets. are you sure? maybe not. >>> back here on earth all eyes looking to fourth of july. >> we have green layer. let me show you why. this is an alignment of systems. we have this low pressure system offshore's generating an onshore flow. is driving some drizzle in our direction as well.

david louis looks at why so many job seekers are unhappy. >> reporter: there are signs everywhere that the economy is on a come back. in the silicon valley, construction entered 600 jobs in june. 1700 manufacturing jobs and 2000 jobs in science, technology, and business. who is taking the jobs? it appears not people laid off during the pandemic. it is people landing better jobs because the unemployment rate decrease. they say that there are a lot of unhappy workers. 86% of remote workers and 81% of hybrid workers expressed exhaustion, along with 69% of office workers. when it comes to burnout, 75% say they are burned out a little to a late great deal. should employers be addressing this? >> you have to be able to address that, or they risk this leaky bucket situation where they are scratching to hire people, but they are losing the talent through the bottom. >> people know that skill sets are in demand and is on fire. so, it has never been a better time to be a job seeker. >> reporter: half of companies surveyed say that they are offering cash bonuses. that should not be the lure. >> w

david louis shows us the strategy of the santa clara health department that's aimed specifically at its 156,000 teenagers. >> getting them to turn out a pop up clinic such as this one requires a strategy. >> they are still the lowest group in terms of age groups here in santa clara county to get vaccinated so we have to continue to push them to get vaccinated at this point. >> the strategy is a multichannel digital campaign involving their smartphones, plus instagram in particular, push county health officials have found it most effective, each wednesday they hold a raffle for big-name concert tickets to those who get their shots. >> if they bring a friend or somebody else who hasn't been vaccinated, they can also participate and enter just by bringing somebody to get vaccinated. >> the campaign also involves sms, text messages and push alerts, that keeps from 10 to 70 members of the communications team busy. >> the more channels that government agencies give out, the more effectively they will be able to reach people. >> the ceo of san mateo's one signal helps businesses harness the po

. >> reporter: david louis, abc7 news. >>> oakland mayor, libby libby joined a coalition of 84 u.s.dent biden and congress to act on prioritizing a path to citizenship for daca recipients. the call for weeks after democrats in the senate introduced a reconciliation package that includes immigration reform with a path to citizenship for these communities. >> these people are showing up and making incredible contributions to our community. it is time to recognize that, to remove the fear and uncertainty, and frankly, the impediment to true economic growth and recovery that america was founded upon. >> the mayor says a recent decision by a texasa texasa texe blocking immigrants from filing daca applications makes the need for action more urgent. >>> tackling growing crime in the east bay, from robberies the east bay, from robberies like this to carjacking, crime you know when you're at ross and find just what you need... to make any space your space? (sighs) yes! that's yes for less. get the best bargains ever for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. it's another day. an

jacques louis david, for his portrait of napoleon crossing me -- the alps as well as the scene of hisn in the notre dame cathedral. with a little artistic license, since the emperor crowned himself without the people blessing and his mother was not really in attendance. later, porter served to show off different facets of napoleon -- portraits served to show off different facets of his personality. >> placing him on an equal footing with the kings of france, he hired artists such as david, the first painter of the emperor. francois gerard and for portrait . >> and this is a recent hanging, a very important portrait. can you tell us more about that? >> in 1812, david gives alexander douglas, the future duke of hamilton, portrait of napoleon depicting him as a man at work. leaving his desk at 4 a.m. he had spent his night working on his civil code, maneuvering his massive empire. his candle goes out after a night spent working for the benefit of his people. he gets up. and goes to review his troops. >> and not all the images of napoleon were totally flattering. there were some sketches

♪♪ david: well, st. louisination status, wearing masks indoors amid the spread of the delta variant. despite guidance from the cdc saying fully vaccinated americans are, quote, quite protected and do not need to wear masks. and now johnson and johnson is joining pfizer and moderna saying its vaccine is effective against the new variant even eight months after inoculation. meanwhile, the source of the epidemic, china, now issuing new threats against the u.s. at its 100th anniversary of communism and still taking no responsibility for the possible origins of covid-19. here now is dr. steven quay, one of the scientists leading the charge on holding china accountable. thank you so much for your work, doctor. it's discouraging, at least to me and it must be to you as well, that at the hearing, the congressional hearing, there was not one single democrat in attendance. this is not a partisan issue, is it? >> well, it isn't, david. and if even now in talk to you, i want to make it clear that i'm going to focus on the

david doran was murdered by looters in st. louis while working security at a local store. remember teenager lawrence lorenzo jr.? just chop it, summer of love,pa spaghetti potluck dinners done right a police precinct that the city surrendered and they appeared on the show. joe biden made no mention of last summer's 574 violent riots and not only did she not condemn them but she was busy permitting a bail fund to help rioters get out of jail quicker. other democrats either said nothing or downplayed that violence and in some cases even actively supporting the violence. where is this commission as you watchhi this? >> was this done by the city? >> that is the myth between spread only in washington, d.c. >> you are not going to stop before election day in november and they are not going to stop after election day and that should be, everyone should take note of that on both levels. >> it is not generally speaking unruly, but fires have been started. >> there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there is unrest in our lives and unfortunately there's plenty to go ar

david: in your book, you talk about some of the greats you either played with or who influenced you. first is louisrmstrong. you originally thought he was an uncle tom, but you obviously change your view. wynton: yes, because it's hard for later generations to understand the challenges of earlier generations. the norms and things of show business and what louis armstrong did. i understand more of his genius and who he was and what he played. it doesn't mean when i look at the movies he made and the positions he had, i still don't like that. i don't like a lot of wear black people are in the american movies of the 1930's, 40's and 50's. a lot of it now has that same type of instructive mythology. if you consider the fact that when i was a teenager, the heroic figure black youth in movies or camps. i mean, what is it for a pimp to be your hero to be at the top of your mythology? i thought that. i learned and understood who louis armstrong was as a musician. that man was a genius of such magnitude, you could lie about how great he was and you still wouldn't be saying enough. david: you are a composer

david: you talk about the grades of playing with or influencing you. i would like to ask your brief comments on some of them. first is louis armstrong. believe he was an uncle tom but you change your view. mr. marsalis: it's hard for later generations to understand the challenges of earlier generations. norms and things of show business, doesn't mean -- now i understand more of his genius. it doesn't mean when i look at the movements he made it, i don't like that. i don't like what black people are in the american movies of the 1930's and 1940's. a lot of it now is that same type of destructive mythology. if you consider that when i was a teenager, black youth in movies were pimps. what is it for a pip to be a hero? to not get sidetracked with that, later i learned and understood who louis armstrong was as a musician. that is a different story. he was a genius of such magnitude you could lie about how great he was and still wouldn't be saying enough. david: you are a composer and performer and educator and conductor. one of the great composers was duke ellington. did he have influence on you? mr. marsalis: i love duke. he is -- his d

of retired police captain david dorn, he was murdered by looters in st. louis while working security at a local store, remember teenager horace lorenzo anderson jr. he was murdered in the autonomous seattle summer of love spaghetti potluck dinner zone, right near a police precinct that the city surrendered to the rioters at that point? the delinquent mayor of seattle jenny durkan never even bothered to reach out to the victims family until horace lorenzo anderson sr. appeared on this show. joe biden made no mention of last summer's 574 violent riots during the dnc, not one word. kamala harris, not only did she not condemn them, she was busy promoting a bail fund to help the writers get out of jail quicker on twitter. other democrats, they either said nothing or downplay the violence and in some cases even actively supporting violence. where is this commission as you watch this. >> done by a commission, not a mob in the middle of >> it's what they do. >> that's a myth that is being spread only in washington, d.c. >> they are not going to stop this election day a

. >> yes, this is david elliot lulu louis. the wind impact does need more attention and i want to talk about the background noise market rate group housing, coming up with a policy but this was designed pre-covid when it was safe to gather. it's not community-serving. i would like to advocate for your group to have a policy for market rate projects. some you have approved and others are coming up for approval and it is really troublesome with insufficient kitchen space and tiny rooms and unhealthy living conditions from a covid disease spreading situation. i would love to see a policy on that. thank you. >> i would like to bring up a few points regarding the changes the department is proposing that thankfully got postponed and will hopefully be more reflective of what the community wants. for one, we have not received any true basis for the recommendations. my only reference as to why the department is asking for the changes is on the executive summary under basis for recommendations that says these changes addresses requireme

. >> yes, this is david elliot lulu louis. the wind impact does need more attention and i want to talk about the background noise market rate group housing, coming up with a policy but this was designed pre-covid when it was safe to gather. it's not community-serving. i would like to advocate for your group to have a policy for market rate projects. some you have approved and others are coming up for approval and it is really troublesome with insufficient kitchen space and tiny rooms and unhealthy living conditions from a covid disease spreading situation. i would love to see a policy on that. thank you. >> i would like to bring up a few points regarding the changes the department is proposing that thankfully got postponed and will hopefully be more reflective of what the community wants. for one, we have not received any true basis for the recommendations. my only reference as to why the department is asking for the changes is on the executive summary under basis for recommendations that says these changes addresses requireme

david mckenzie is live for us in johannesburg. good st. louis exclusive acces hospital there. workers handling all of this? >> reporter: well, it is bad. we are here at a vaccine site where they are ramping up efforts to try to protect people from this more transmissible delta variant. and you mentioned that in the u.s., unvax nature ccinated pop are uniquely at risk. there are very few people vaccinated here and delta is really putting these hospitals at breaking point. they hoped that it would be better, hoped that covid-19 had done its worst. but 16 months in and mohammed and his paramedic team are in a new more dangerous fight. what has the delta variant country to covid-19? >> it has caused a whole lot of chaos, a whole lot of patients that are suffering. >> reporter: scientists tracking delta saw it dominate new infections in just weeks. patel takes us into a home south of the city. delta is ripping through the country's largely unvaccinated population, less than 1% of south africans have been fully vaccinated. this 67-year-old patient has critically low oxygen levels. >

makes the south china sea more of a potential flashpoint. florence louis al jazeera qualify for cases of corona virus referred to a record david high in the host city of the olympics. there have been almost 3000 new infections in japan's capital. tokyo protests have been held against the gains with concerns to become a super spreader event. i minister yoshi, he says he's not worried about the games but has urged people to watch them from homes. who showed you another day. under the circumstance, we again would like all our japanese citizens to avoid non essential and non urgent outings and watch the olympics and paralympics on tv models hanging up the tenant due to the limitation of vehicles remote working and all the efforts bio citizen uses the movement of people is decreasing, so we are not worried, but some japanese citizens remain concerned about the impact the games may be having on the number of new cases. not much. so that has the amount of before the olympics began with 600 to 7 people a day. and certainly it's double times that i wonder if the numbers were made lower . i also wonder if it's because of the increasing

david miller. if i that if england were still beaten 531-2010 opened jeopardy when louis was faison, leads the way at the halfway mark of this year's events at royal saint george's. the world number 13 short of 565 on friday to go with his 1st round 60, who puts the south african on 11 under overall. and the short total of 129 is the lowest half way school in open history with states and is too short of 2020 p j champion common more koa, who called the 64 earlier in the 2nd round. you know, just be to to pull it through and see if i can go one bit on this weekend. but i'm as good, you know, and as a really good leader board and these have to play good golf this weekend if i want to. i want to come out 1st and just a quick update from the dow great lakes bay invitational on the lpga tour, a jory on a recon and the shock are tied at the top of the leaderboard with defending champions, sydney clinton and jazz. mean to want to put the juice a new gun system to lead off to the 2nd round head to full game 5 of the n b a finals is coming up later on. saturday could be a crucial encounter. the series betw

louis. "boats are expensive." romaine: a dollar for the boat and $20. tom: stay with us. professor garten of yale university will do an outlet with davidn on "balance of power." ♪ caroline: after the fireworks of the weekend, futures doing a lot of nothing this morning in new york. from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm carolyn hyde in for jonathan ferro. "the countdown to the open" starts right now. >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is "bloomberg: the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ caroline: we begin with the big issue. investors debating the fallout from surging oil prices. >> there are risks and opec-plus. >> we know opec needs to maintain oil prices at a certain level. >> what that means for inflation. >> it is an interesting phenomenon. >> that is a key question. >> if you're a central bank,

david stokes, out his era columbia have claim 3rd place in the couple. america thanks were late winter against peru. it was locked at 22 in the 4th minute of added time when louis the ads wanted with the 2nd goal of the match, columbia getting the revenge on peru who beat them in the group stage. now attention tends to re as matter cannot stadium where hosts brazil take on argentina in the final ah, over in europe, the euro's will be decided on sunday when england face italy at wembley, and the final, the english during their 1st major final since $966.00, and while england will enjoy a home ground advantage in front of approximately $66000.00 friends, italy, you will be going for their 1st major title since winning the world cup back in 2006. spent almost short time. i just got it. we're only thinking of playing football, enjoying it, and bringing joy. the rest is only small talk. what will happen during the final will be the biggest european football show in the world for england, for you to leave, for the referees and for everyone in general. we're playing at their stadium, but we're not afraid to get him. so the years come to an end on sunday, and then most

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. >> david, 40% of new covid cases are in missouri, texas and florida. 40% of residents in missouri are pulley vaccinated, and that is why st. louis and vaccination go hand in hand. getting vaccinated is critically important. while you can still catch covid-19 if you're vaccinated, your risk of ending up seriously sick or in the icu is greatly reduced. >> the state's republican attorney general, david, says he's going to go to court to block that. overseas the french parliament green lighting vaccine passports. you must show proof of vaccination or negative test to go to a restaurant, museum or take the train. and at the end of september, 12-year-olds must carry these health passes too. while thousands protested the new law this weekend in the streets of france, look at this. french president macron says the measure has helped push up the vaccination rate there. 40 million french citizens have now received at least one jab, but how many jabs do you need? the ceo of biontech who's partnered with pfizer says two is good. the "wall street journal" says even though antibody levels do drop after seven months, most people remain protect