we would want to go on top of the delta. the dark, black line shows potential traverse paths to explore the top of the delta, gather more samples and potentially get all the way to where the edge of the lake was in jezero crater, near the crater rim on the left of the image. that will probably take at least the next year of operations. we want to go further than that. let me remind folks curiosity just celebrated the 10th anniversary on mars. perseverance is designed exactly like curiosity. we expect a very long mission for perseverance as well. our long-term plan is to climb the crater rim, beyond jezero crater, to explore and sample the area beyond that and have the potential to actually rendezvous with the mars sample return missions in the future and deliver all of the samples we have acquired at that time. that is a very exciting prospect for the future. with that, let me turn it over to lori. lori: from everything we have heard here today, just the complete body of work that has been completed by this incredible persev

that are clearly beneath the delta and in place before the delta was inse place which at face value indicateshat was before the lake was present. so what we don't know is how muchye time we are looking at from we know there can be hundreds of millions of years or more when igneous rocks were in place and when the delta was inn place on top of it. so to answer your question it really doesn't have a bearing on how the lake formed by important applications that we can quantify of when the lake was there and ultimately that will help us form our understanding of how long the lake was there and how many times it would built up for example. hopefully that answers your question. >> we now move on to the second color with cbs new's. >> i just want to follow up on the same question i am a little fuzzy on the richness of the organic material you are finding at the base of the delta and then the transition to the more igneous deposit. i still don't understand the possible history of the lake versus magma versus whatever hit mars in the first place to excavate the crater. i'm still not getting that what

it isn't cotton robe well off, we'll try to know where the uncle van good delta meets the color. how he does a proper this dried up river has never enough water to fill a few water home. but if these of our permit farmers like monte will have to pay for tankers to supply water to the my store. for now, he can make trips back and forth to the water home from one to let them go home with ah, monte keeps around 30 gold and 70 towns. thank god, failure worth a 1000 that he doesn't have enough money to buy for day every day. he is old, so lost around a 100 animals to the drought, so father's care. mm. monty and his wife survive. thanks to how smooth grocery store on the main highway. but drought has also affected disrespect the summer. a good for lack of one other guy agree gyla montague de la multiple. yeah. automobile. yeah. oh no. it's good to say we still want to book um okay, well can let it live. been abandoned. that's another good one of us and we'll go home. got all the new did, did to no one to his very tired, but he has no choice on them to make return trips to the water hol

we are kicking things off with delta sigma theta sorority incorporated.itution, it says we people in order to former perfect union. the we, it did not mean women and definitely was not referring to black women. but on march 3rd, 1913, the women of delta sigma theta, made clear that they would not be ignored. now, white women came from around the country and some african american women to. but the black women, the african american woman who participated in the march were separated from the white women. the organizations forced them to the bed. in 1913, there was only one chapter of delta sigma theta sorority incorporated, and they were there that march. with more than 300,000 initiated members, delta sigma theta sorority incorporated is one of the preeminent sororities. joining me now is the president, elsie cooke-holmes, she is the national president and chair of the national board of directors of delta sigma theta sorority incorporated. madam president, thank you so much for being here today and kicking off this series. >> symone, thank you very much for

instead, it opens out into the color high desert thoughts delta in the world. much of the color harry is bone dry, but the far north is permanent swampland. then around may june or july read more to from angola. thousands of kilometers north arrives and fills the whole delta. vast numbers of animals migrate to the region to enjoy a fertile area, covering almost $17000.00 square dramatist ah deangelis slots normally fill make an gummy to the south of the delta. but not this . yeah. ah, and i am a, would you mind with this girl's little mother? my mom? emma? i will it, this is a dead. i like gonna pick up one moment. wonder if and am a big on it about a leak on gummy has gradually got smaller over time. the stream that fed it has evaporated and beyond we're the alco vanco river floods don't seem able to sustain it in 2011. it was an estimated 32 kilometers long and 11 kilometers wide. but here it strong to small war to home and its shores have become a death trap for thirsty animals. ah, this herd of carson has been stuck in the month for several days. and it's now too late for them. ah

now there's several different threats to the delta, including my meet ones. and scientists are also divided as to whether it's been permanently affected by climate change. but it is possible debbie or co van, good dentist, me never a ton to the way it once was. ah, the chuckle region of paragon, one of south america's topic. we followed 2 men who seemed to thrive on his challenge in a veteran truck driver who answers every call. whatever the web to provide for his growing family. and the cowboy, who enjoys his rob lonely, la briskin, at old paragraph on al jazeera, the journey has begun the playful world copies on its way to the castle book your travel package today with ah, with me. oh, an issue and line of the journey. what happens that in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people, the mayor of the city, and now said you doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody off . it's international perspective with the human touch doing way in and then pulling back out again. m

june or july, read more to from angola. thousands of kilometers north arrives and fills the whole delta. vast numbers of animals migrate to the region to enjoy a fertile area, covering almost 17000 square kilometers. beyond with floods normally fill, make an gummy to the south of the delta, but this yeah. oh and i am a, would you mind with this girl's little mother and i a mock. lemme i will it. this is a dead. i look on doug, one moment, wonder if and i'm a bit on it about a leak on gummy has gradually got smaller over time. the stream that fed it has evaporated and beyond. we're the alco vanka river floods . don't seem able to sustain it. in 2011, it was an estimated 32 kilometers long and 11 kilometers wide. but yeah, it's strong to small war to home. and its shores have become a death trap for thirsty animals. ah. this herd of calls has been stuck in the month for several days and it's now too late for them. ah. but for this one cow, there is still hope. miracle is going to try and save her as he's already lost several calls in the month. it is more like been well in love with god t

puts forth a contract to the delta pilots that reflects the contributions we've made. >> reporter: delta air lines issuing a statement that says our goal remains to continue providing delta pilots with an industry-leading overall contract with the best compensation based on pay, retirement, and profit-sharing. american airlines is saying, we've put forward an industry- leading proposal that would provide immediate and significant improvement. passengers have faced extremes at airports around the country like continued delays, cancellations, baggage problems, and pilot shortages. while pilots say the indoor and flew through the pandemic. >> we have taken our pastors all over the world making sure they got to their destinations. we think because of that we deserve an industry-leading contract and that is what we are out here to secure. >> reporter: we reached out to some of the other airlines tonight for statements, but did not hear back. the airline pilots association and the airlines we did hear back from stress that the pilots who picketed today were off-duty and did not disrupt travel

toxicology blooms in the delta and problems go to the bay. the design drought you know but for people watching, combines 2 of the worst droughts the 6 year 87-92 drought and the driest 76-77. 8 and a half year drought. my understanding it was arbitrary the way it was create after the 87 and 92 drought. you see san francisco's design drought is more conservative. 5 years required by urban water management plans the governor encouraged an extra year and sfpuc the out liar. a lot has changed since the arabic 90's. headed to 92 drought dma monday was 290 million gallons per day. got an update this last fiscal under 190. so dropped a lot. and of course you have the water first policy. which favors water supply over hydro power generation, that made a big difference in the last couple of years we see more water and storage than we would have otherwise. we have the long-term vulner ability assessment or climate change study that looked at the historic data last 100 years plus 1100 years of tree ring data plus 75,000 model runs based on simulated dat

it's time that delta airlines puts forth a contract to the delta pilots that reflects the contributions we've made. >> now there is a tool to help you understand your rights as a passenger. coming up, "nbc nightly news" will take you inside the faa room to watch the flow of flights. tom costello is here with a preview. >> reporter: good afternoon. i'm tom costello. we're at the faa command center here in virginia as they watch very closely air traffic this holiday weekend after a very rough summer. this is also the day the department of transportation is rolling out a new website so passengers can have one-stop shopping access to see precisely what each airline's policies are as it relates to cancellations. will you get a refund? will you get a voucher for a meal or hotel? the airlines upping their game, offering more transpareny as the d.o.t. is putting the pressure on to improve customer service. we're going have the complete story as we go into this labor day weekend on "nbc nightly news." >> thank you, tom. you can watch tom's entire story on "nightly news" coming up at 6:30. >> jes

delta tunnels doesn't modernized anything. it does is build a giant tunnel to take the water that our community depends on and sends it down to los angeles. i don't call that modernization. i call that theft. the department of water resources says it won't comment on pending litigation, but in a statement said the delta conveyance project projects against water future water protects against future water usage supplies losses caused by climate change. sea level rise in earthquakes it allows us to capture, move and store water by making the most of big but infrequent storm events, and it would help us ensure the state water project will remain reliable. authorities in alameda county near san lorenzo, say one man was killed in a suspected road rate shooting that happened late yesterday afternoon near the wal mart of the 2 38 8 80 interchange. we have video to share now from citizen app of the scene. one man was taken to the hospital where he later died. investigators say the shooter took off toward interstate 80. anyone with info

and if you, how well in loss of about half a 1000000 heckler's around alexandria and the nile delta, you will sing here. the around 4000000 people will be factored in the summer. if the sea level rises by one and a half meters around 8000000 people in the delta, and then we'll be in mortal danger. and as a my fisher method delta water of the in a little hotter, the city council is desperately trying to hold back the waves. coastal protection workers are thinking tetra pods, weighing tens of thousands of tons along the coast. the project has been underway since september. the clock is ticking. palaces, historical bridges and lighthouses must be protected before it's too late. warns assa aysa the head of coastal conservation in alexandria. i grant scenario no more . in the worst case scenario, the historic defensive wall will collapse. part of it already broken away, but we repaired that idea of what if the wall collapse is completely the park of sinking to the c. $1000.00 beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks. cranes are gradually sinking the tetra pods into th

the delta water of the in the, at hotmail. the city council is desperately trying to hold back the waves. coastal protection workers are sinking tetra pods. wayne tens of thousands of tons along the coast. the project has been underway since september. the clock is ticking. palaces, historical bridges and lighthouses must be protected before it's too late. warns assa aysa, the head of coastal conservation in alexandria, advanced scenario normal in the worst case scenario. the historic defensive wall will collapse, part of it already broken away, but we repaired that ideally before the war collapse is completely the part causing it to the c. $1000.00 beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks, cranes are gradually sinking. the tetra pods into the sea, costing tens of millions of euro's. it's a dangerous mission against the forces of nature. as oman, battiata, we've often had to stop our work and start all over again because of storm surge is enough. then in another place, all our equipment was submerged by wa

delta. liz: battery is a delta and what was the second? pto. -- cto. thanks for clarifying. when we convened in philadelphia we launched our center for as formation of organizations -- transformational organizing. i met with our key leader union leaders to figure out what would be a realistic goal to set a lower not a ceiling. i just want to make that clear. and so a million new members also is the key, um, over 10 years means about 100,000 year. we're putting that out there so that we can hold ourselves accountable which we don't normally do. and i wanted to be bold so that we put something out there for us to actually aspire to another. -- together. and that's the difference is that we're bringing unions together in single strategy to land on industries that will benefit the entirety of the labor movement. we know amazon, for example, has a footprint and not just packaging and warehouse and delivery, but media prescription drugs, you know, transportation. the massive company and pretty much every industry that has had a ripple effect across the economy. so, clean energy ec

my the delta water, the in it hotter. the city council is desperately trying to hold back the waves. coastal protection workers are singing tetra pods, weighing tens of thousands of tons along the coast. the project has been underway since september. the clock is ticking. palaces, historical bridges and lighthouses must be protected before it's too late. warns assa aysa the head of coastal conservation in alexandria. i grant scenario no more . in the worst case scenario, the historic defensive wall will collapse. part of it already broken away, but we repaired that ideally before the war collapse is completely the part causing cancer. the c one has beaches will also be protected with a wall of concrete blocks cranes or gradually sinking the tetra pods into the c, costing tens of millions of euro's. it's a dangerous mission against the forces of nature as all manner by her. yet we've often had to stop our work and start all over again because of storm surge is enough. then in another place, all our equipment was submerged

steel, canadian pacific, fedex, caterpillar, and delta airlines.really enjoy the show and have learned a lot from it. >> we do have work to do, don't take it personally. the reason why is this. we have canadian pacific, delta, and fedex. they are all transports. we can't do that. now, i happen to think that fedex is not having that good of a quarter. that is my view. canadian pacific, the rail is doing okay, delta, i think that the american people are traveling again. miller, i think that yield is very solid. u.s. steel begin to say no to that. we will take caterpillar for the heaven missionary. will keep delta for transport and then we are going to add two peers. i do not put it in there because i love what they are doing with weight drugs. advocates fantastic. i want to put attack in those in some possibilities. you know what, let's go -- no, i'm changing up meeting. let's go with starbucks. they just got a new ceo today . i love him and we want to be in on that. okay, next, there is -- >> i'm from michigan with my five biggest holdings in my por

delta telling abc news that it is aware of these reports and is investigating. "nothing is more important than safety." early flight data shows the planes were at one point about .3 of a mile apart horizontally and 500 feet apart vertically and that the pilots of both planes saw each other. >> the responsibility is still on the pilot to look outside to prevent something like this, i amid-air collision. >> reporter: and the faa tells us it is investigating what led to that close call. without a doubt this should not have happened. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> remarkable. crisis averted. all right, gio, thank you. >>> coming up, the moment a group of teenagers save a family from a burning building. >>> also ahead, from school supplies to electronics, where you can find the hottest deals this labor day weekend. there is nothing glamorous about migraines. since i was a teenager the pain has taken me away from my family and friends. but i finally found relief with nurtec odt it's the only medication that can treat my migraine right when it strikes and prevent

delta tunnels doesn't modernize anything.ater that our community depends on and sends it down to los angeles. i don't call that modernization. i call that theft. the department of water resources says it won't comment on pending legislation but said in a statement the delta conveyance project protects against future water supply losses caused by climate change , sea level rise and earthquakes . it allows us to capture, move and store water by making the most of the big but infrequent storm events and it would help us ensure the state water project will remain reliable. 49ers quarterback trey lance is out of surgery with a season ending ankle injury coming up joe fonzi in studio to break down yesterday's bittersweet win and coming up at six employees in california are no longer subject to regular drug testing for cannabis what a new state law says about what employers can and can't know about what their workers do while off the clock. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blo

. >> wire delta and alaska your favorites? >> best management.w, for, for, you know, one part. for one thing. these are the only two airlines that did not dilute owners during the downturn. now, on october 1st, the handcuffs come off, airlines are going to be permitted to reinstate dividends, and, and repurchase equity, you know, for the first time in several years. i wouldn't expect that to happen imminently, but i know that it is a priority for delta and alaska. i suspect they're going to want to get those new contracts in place. there's no point in antagonizing your, your workforce by, you know, issuing a dividend at the same time you're at the negotiating table. so deals first, dividend, you know, second, but valuation, overall structure, idiosyncratic issues that delta, you know, we do expect delta in particular to be able to resume its sort of margin leadership position that it had recovered. >> jamie, great to see you. tanks. j.p. morgan. tim, you've been an investor in this space, so what you make of it here? the idea that back to work, b

delta airlines. >> delta airlines is where he hit his mark.is workplace, on his desk where a number of these bags. >> and the prosecutor brought in a forensic expert who said that the bag from the phone booth, contained mick tylik particles that would've been found at his workplace. >> as i started listening to the scientist, i started feeling really positive about it. >> he said this bag could only have been sold to this customer. >> phenomenal! >> it was unreal! >> hinton's defense was straightforward. his attorney argued that the states evidence was scant, and circled central. and that he could have not have killed somebody whose body that was never found. >> in his defense, it's not me, you got the wrong guy? >> absolutely. and he never took the stand, he never claimed his innocence on the stand. >> after nearly a month of testimony, hinton's face has to the jury. shush shannon sister waited alongside her parents. >> it's always a moment of high anxiety. what are they gonna do this? >> all they could do was pray. pray that they saw what we

air traffic control directing him to overfly where the delta flight was taking off. delta tonight telling abc news that it is "aware of these reports" and "is investigating. nothing is more important than safety." early flight data shows the planes were at one point about 0.3 of a mile apart horizontally, and 500 feet apart vertically, and that the pilots of both planes saw each other. >> the responsibility is still on the pilots to look outside to prevent something like this, midair collision. >> reporter: and cecilia, tonight, the faa says it is investigating what led to that close call, but clearly, this should not have happened. cecilia? >> a frightening scene there. gio, thank you. >>> and we have another air travel headline to tell you about tonight, just as millions are set to travel for this labor day weekend. pilots are picketing at 14 airports around the country today, including there in dallas, demanding the airlines fix those operational problems that have caused so many delays and cancellations. the airline stressed the pilots are offduty and are not dis

delta was ranked the best carrier on the continent.stage in new york tonight as part of the global citizen fest. it's the 10th anniversary of the show with dozens of artists donating their time to end extreme poverty promote gender equality and combat climate change reporter mike marza with our sister station in new york has a recap. so why would you find trying tonight the way that you feel some of the biggest stars? shining their light on some of the biggest issues. everybody's engaged again for the 10th global citizen music festival in new york city and ghana. we didn't know it grow to be the largest movement of its kind working for sustainable development. and so the next 10 years is what i'm most excited about now presenters like our friend cameron hall. who brought her three-year-old son his first global citizen concert, but when we got a little bribes, we got a little fruit snacks. we on the situation like this we go hard we go cheetos we go to we go the bad snacks. he's like the hard stuff. i love it to get in. you couldn't buy

we will be in the 90's and the mountains. 62 by the delta. nine degrees warmer than yesterday. the dangerous heat arrives tomorrow. 11:00 through tuesday, that will probably be extended. into the south bay, a heat advisory through monday night. the bayshore and san francisco will get a sea breeze but still well into the 90's. by noon time, we are flirting with 90. coast, upper 60's and breezy. mid 70's downtown. we will talk about how hot it will get sunday. liz: thank you. in the north bay members of the community are coming forward and asking for justice after the bloody police takedown of a gardener. some of the incident pictures are disturbing. [chanting] liz: justice for matteo is what they are saying. they speak out against the video showing police officers violently arresting the man over an open container of beer. we have video online if you want to see the bodycam video. and investigation you will see only on abc 7 news. the video shows san rafael police approach a man with an open beer. they wind up taking him down, beating him and

but 11 years of this now. >> that's a lot of frustration for the residents that live in the delta and it's very hard to get around that area how many people does this actually impact? >> it depends on the day. right? weekends are pretty busy out here when you have a lot of twist trying to come out get to boat launches and stuff with someone driving up right now expecting to use the faerie and they will not get through here today. insane compounding thing. not a lot of people live out there but there's a lot of people that try to get out there for work and you heard what about emergency services weird complaints from the fire department back in 2011 the angle of the ramp is also problematic for their vehicles so a lot of compounding problems with this boat seems like they are now looking into something they need to find a long-term fix for. >> hopefully they find a solution soon. thank you very much. >>> big letdown for many students who thought they were getting a schoolroom relief. details on the reversal and a new movie shot in the bay area putting the focus on a popular filipino fo

i like flying on delta. >> greg: you want to get something from delta. >> judge jeanine: we love deltag to be judicious here. jessica, when you look at mayor pete, there is an opportunity to do that but the way the rules and regulations are it was hard for me to understand. but i guess kind of pilot they should offer you a cash voucher back. but they are only offering flights. what can mayor pete do or what should you do or what can he do? >> jessica: it seems like there has to be two parts, one about something with the airlines and they have tons of bailout money also. so what you are asking about what's going on in schools and what's going on with airlines, you know, millions and billions of dollars, spend it properly and make sure you understand the pilot training program takes longer and it's not like hiring someone off of the street. but as you were explaining in the green room, they should have been prepared for this because this was something brewing for a few years. obviously during the pandemic, had a higher octane there. so you have to make sure people are taking care of and

the battle over tunnels being built in the delta is intensifying again.n california congressman says he'll introduce a bill today that could effectively killed federal support for delta tunnel project. central valley democratic congressman josh harder is introducing the bill, he says california needs to do something more innovative than the delta tunnel when it comes to moving water around our state. dealt the tunnels doesn't modernize anything. all it does is build a giant clennell to take the water that our community depends on and sends it down to los angeles. i don't call that modernization. i call that left. the department of water resources says it won't comment on pending legislation, but did say in a statement the delta conveyance project protects against future water supply losses caused by climate change. sea level rise in earthquakes it allows us to capture, move and store water by making the most of big but infrequent rain events. it would help us ensure the state water project will remain reliable time at 7 37. firefighters across northern ca

to your point, delta is the biggest airline there. then you have jetblue and united really what they're doing is either flowing over showing or over newark. and then you have the international airlines of course doing that and then american is just not very big in boston this gives american a presence in kind of the upper northeast so think markets like maine and upstate new york massachusetts, which would obviously cover boston, rhode island, maybe eastern connecticut. and then flow that traffic over jfd as well to give them exposure and to also give jetblue customers more choice than just jetblue domestically and then other international carriers >> as you say, jetblue is sort of concentrated on routes from the east down to florida, down into the caribbean american obviously a more global airline, if you will helane, thank you very much. we appreciate your time today. >> sure. thanks, tyler. >> helane becker >> well, when times grow tough, how about a change in strategy why one startup is proposing save now buy later for today's wor

that is why the stretch will last all week long. 100 by the delta. 89 in san jose.ook at the 80's arriving on the peninsula pay 96 in santa rosa. still breezy winds at the coast. we are looking at mid 70's downtown. 60's in half moon bay. 80's around fremont. we will look at the records come sunday, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. advisories will be listed by tuesday. it will be a rough week. hopefully have air conditioning, a pool, 20 of water. it is going to be a long stretch. liz: how a non-native species of flies threatening a billion-dollar industry. i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity s

this onshore flow is gusting over 30 miles an hour at times, strong gusts through the delta. it is helping lower humidity and keep below average temperatures through most of the week. the second half and really at night on sunday, we have the possibility of showers. here is future weather. the cloud cover breaks up quickly, expect a lot of sunshine. temperatures stay close, if not slightly below average. 72 cupertino, 74 santa cruz. along the peninsula it is bright and breezy. downtown, upper 60's. mid-60's and windy, close to the ocean. 74 petaluma, 76 napa. it is breezy throughout the day today. inland, mid 70's to low 80's this afternoon so enjoy that break from the heat. overnight, partly, mostly cloudy close to the coast, 50's and 60's. low humidity today. we keep below average temperatures through friday. saturday is the brighter of the two days, sunday with a chance of showers. monday, warmer weather makes a return. reggie: we are going to bring in ginger zee. good to see you. ginger: good to see you. i like to see what you are wearing on twitter. it is great to hear y

drew: it is cooler this morning and windy along the coast and through the delta.nd it is doing two things, dropping our humidity feeling more comfortable and bringing about a cooler afternoon later on. temperatures in the 50's and lows -- low 60's. in the afternoon it is feeling like fall. here is sfo and a live look with a fair amount of fog. unlike yesterday where the sky had the clouds in the sun today is brighter. here is that how the day breaks down. lower humidity and a ton of sunshine and a cooler day compared to yesterday. 70's and low 80's but the cooling trend continues as well. i will show you what it looks like coming up. reggie: we are tracking breaking news about a house fire that spread quickly starting after midnight. that is where lena is live. what does it look like now? lena: contra costa fire officials said it was embers that jumped from one house to another right next door. they say that the wind was to blame for the embers jumping from house to house, one of those fire crews just finished putting up the boards but it was a much different stor

and -- for danville up through the delta. we will see 60's and 70's as we get into your monday. so holding onto some warmth here and once again, comfortable, not as warm at the coast and around the bayshore. and to tuesday, the 80's. as we get beyond, we could see a bump in the temperatures. pretty nice for the week ahead. not going to see any rain like last weekend which was kind of nice. as we look at highs along the coast, very mild. and 70's in stinson, ocean beach and half moon bay. the fog fest, nice and sunny. this time of year we are beginning to see less and less of the marine layer with the milder temperatures. highs today from the mid-80's in san mateo, 90's for you in redmond city. average high in the mid 70's in oakland. 12 degrees above average again today at 86. 94 in santa rosa. it should not be the hottest day today. tomorrow, very little change. the accuweather 7-day forecast featuring a few more 70's for tomorrow afternoon along the coastline but then we will look at temperatures from the upper 60's to mid

d -- protection and delta variant and by the way it's implicated and everybody is scurrying with the cash of the booster palooza we've created and we've created a fever and if you really want to get on top of the pandemic, that's not the issue. tell you that at the hospital or university of pennsylvania in philadelphia, when people and adults come into our hospital and in the intensive care unit, not they haven't gotten the third dose and not that they've gotten any doses and till we get on top of that, we'll heighten the major impact-over the pandemic. emily: i share your perspective. how do you deal with a post-pandemic world. so i want to ask you about your experiencelying in this pandemic where everyone is interested in vaccines and more people i'm sure, while i would guess consider themselves to be experts in vaccines. there was a meme going around early on that entertained me about a the armchair epidemiologist in the pandemic. are you familiar with that concept? >> yes, i certainly am. it's certainly an odd time. i'm a virologist and imologist and pediatrician and suddenly i'm

hundreds of off duty delta pilots picketed outside. some of the biggest airports over the weekend, including sfo. the pilots say they want a new contract with the airlines. it's not just about pay, so obviously paid if inflation is serious, and we all feel inflation, however, it's also about job protections, making sure that delta pastors are flown by delta pilots retirement as well as scheduled quality quality of life as well. now while that picket line didn't affect officn anyone who traveled this weekend keep it close eye out for any delays or flight cancelations, and the federal government just launched a new website to help passengers. know their rights when their flight is canceled or delayed the dashboard on transportation dot gov lists what airlines have to do for travelers like rebooking services. meals for delays longer than three hours and overnight accommodations were major flight disruptions, green checks and red xs indicate what airlines will and won't provide. millions of people are expected to drive somewhere this labor

a typical respiratory infection delta them there and dadeltas loved to infect the lungs of people, buts, more. here were options for the lungs of the elderly. today, they do not reach the light limbs of the upper respiratory tract, of course, that even a mild course, be it an acute respiratory disease flu or coronavirus infection for people with chronic heart lung disease. they require the participation of a physician because they have one of the diseases to watch out for are people over 60 years of age with monodeficient chronic diseases, cancers and autoimmune diseases. why because it is in them that during both the respiratory infection and the species it can be severe and can even lead to death in these groups there is no immune protection. that's it, that's why they need to defend themselves how to treat this disease for everyone else point number one, if the temperature is symptomatic treatment , lower the temperature, reduce inflammation, drink plenty of water. why because this is what makes it possible for us to sweat, reduce intoxication and flush the nasopharynx. this is an i

a tri delta transit bus hit a car and ended up in a field. you can see the front end of both vehicles were smashed. we reached out for more information about the four victims and what led up to this crash. >>> new at 11, police in san francisco on the look out for a man accused of robbing multiple tourists at gun point in north beach. it happened around 6:00 this evening at union and stockton near washington square. police say the man robbed the tourists and then jumped into a car. witnesses say that people actually intervened to stop that man and protect the tourists. >> it wasn't for the community out here and people that -- have a lot of love for the community i don't think -- they would have taken all their stuff. there's a lot of good people and they didn't get away with it. >> anyone with information is encouraged to call and contact sfpd. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. up next trending in the right direction. the three reasons why a infectious disease expert said we are nearing the end of the monkeypox outbreak. >>> and a mom in the so