dion: booster shots now available. the county telling eligible people not to wait to get one. >> what's the reason for not explaining what you believe? >> because it's none of your business. dan: it is warriors media day and the focus was on andrew wiggins. he listened to the questions but didn't really answer many of them. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ it anne: keeping a close eye on a covid-19 variant. a growing number of cases in california are linked to this variant and searchers say it could be better at evading antibodies. . i am dan ashley. dion: and i am dion lim, you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00 on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. dan: reporter luz pena spoke with santos to our sequencing and researching of the variance of concern. lose gas virus continues to adapt and evolve. the variant is a new strain of covid-19 researchers are keeping a close eye on. the cdc identifying multiple spike protein mutations with this variant. >> it

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i'm dion lim. we were watching a special edition of abc 7 news -- you are watching a special edition of abc 7 news. hot weather and hazy air. a spare the air effect -- alert is in effect due to wildfires burning north of us. we have more with how people are coping. how are you coping out there? >> you know, i'm trying my best just to get through the day. it's been a smoky holiday weekend for sure up here in sonoma county. the visibility is as bad as we have seen it in quite a while. the west valley hills are almost invisible right now. folks are taking precautions, but they are trying to enjoy their holiday weekend. >> it's hot. >> it's about 1000 feet. >> we found shirley braving a hike. the skies were hazy as far as you could see. >> you get spectacular views. you can see the smoke, too. >> we saw lots of smoke, blurring the views of wine country. >> we are having a college reunion trip. >> they moved their trip from lake tahoe due to the caldor fire and are monitoring air quality here. >> we are

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dion: dr.administration's plan to administer boosters more widely, he did not think the panel decision was a mistake. a committee will also consider boosters this week. they are set to meet wednesday and thursday. new developments now from washington, where the senate parliamentarian ruled against a plan for democrats to give millions of immigrants a chance at citizenship. it democrats wanted to include that in their 3.5 trillion dollars spending bill. the parliamentarian said it does not meet the strict rules on what can be in the bill. democrats say they have prepared ultimate proposals and will hold more meetings in the coming days. the u.s. senate has started sending haitian migrants back to their homeland. more than 12,000 people are camped around the del rio international bridge, connecting mexico and texas. the border crossing has been sealed off and removal flights will continue this week. homeland security secretary alejandra mayorkas says he will travel to the border. >> it is challen

dion: once again, good evening. i'm dion lim.this labor day weekend could make our covid situation surge even worse. an average of 1100 people are dying in the u.s. each day, 131% in the last month. trevor ault has more from new york. trevor: tonight, labor day weekend crowds across the country triggering new fears and already dire covid crises could student -- soon potentially get worse. college football rolling back with packed stadiums, tens of thousands in philadelphia for the maiden festival. but with the delta variant driving america's caseload back near 150,000 infections a day, 13 times what it was in june, tonight, dr. fauci with this stern warning. >> we can't be having 150,000 new infections per day. that's pandemic numbers. that's the first thing we've got to crack that one right away. trevor: hospitals and states with low vax rates like idaho are already struggling. >> nobody is vaccinated. people are like yeah, it's all open. it's all three. it's devastating. trevor: in many stools across the country -- and many sch

dion: thank you. now on abc 7 news this morning, abc 7 news insider sized of the campaigns and how the leading candidates are trying to win over voters. >> larry elder and republicans are focusing on a lot of the problems facing the state of california. homelessness, crime, cost of living. gavin newsom is focusing on the pandemic. he is trying to make it about that. in other words, larry elder is trying to make it about gavin newsom and gavin newsom is trying to make it about larry elder and larry elder is exactly the candidate gavin newsom wanted to run against, a very conservative republican as opposed to a moderate alternative. dion: president biden is coming to california tomorrow and will campaign for newsom in long each. top republican candidates have been focusing on southern california as well as the central valley. larry elder today held a news conference with actors and activist rose mcgowan, who has accused first partner jennifer siebel newsom of trying to broker a deal with her and harvey

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i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 6:00 live here on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we begin with developing news. governor newsom and his top opponent, larry elder, feverishly campaigning this weekend with just two days to go until election day. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has a look at the candidate's last-minute push. sticks could not be higher. cornell: the countdown is on. in just days, voters will decide if gavin newsom will keep his job. the last-minute push is on to energize voters for the recall election. >> california strong. cornell: governor gavin newsom in a fight for his political life, urging voters in a light to vote no on the recall. >> this recall is an extension of the big lie. it's extension of what is going on in states all across the nation that what to suppress your right to vote. cornell: the governor's main opponent, larry elder, telling abc news when it comes to covid, he'll focus on individual freedoms. >> one of the first things i'll do i

dion: such an impressive effort there. the needed items can be picked up from any home first shelter location. got wild at this year's pink walk in san francisco. breast cancer thrive or is joints -- join survivors with eight west. the aspects that have changed in the time of covid while the end goal remains the same. helping to save lives. we could see a bit of wet weather for the start of the work week as we take a live look outside. drew joins us with some drizzle news ahead in the accuweather forecast. chris: busy sunday. we go around the nfl. baseball's final weekend. brandon crawford comes up big as they k ♪ i've always been running. to meetings. errands. now i'm running for me. i've always dreamed of seeing the world. but i'm not chasing my dream anymore. i made a financial plan to live it every day. ♪ there was a dream ♪ ♪ and one day i could see it ♪ at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com dion: an event to support bre

dion: the debate over booster shots is far from over. dr.anthony felt she is making a prediction and the cdc is about to take up the issue. all of this as hospitals deal with a crush of patients. here is abc reporter at the cdc in atlanta. reporter: preparations underway to get americans to roll up their sleeves again. this time, for a shot. the booster waiting for the green light from the fda and cdc. >> we have doses that we have currently ready. our vaccine clinic is ready to go. reporter: the added dose is only for emergencies for 65 and older and at high risk. six months after the second shot an fda panel did not give the ok for anybody over the age of 16. >> we want to make sure we are following the right science. timing is everything. reporter: this as they debate the current need for the booster. many agree that the key to battling the virus is to vaccinate the unvaccinated. they are rapidly filling up the hospitals. west virginia hit a new hot record in covid infections. the governor issuing a warning. >> we will run to the fire and

good evening, i'm dion lim. you're watching abc7 news at 11:00 on abc seven and wherever you stream. let's get to drew tuma. tracking showers and a weather watch. drew: a lot going on. anywhere from 1/10 to a quarter of an inch of rainfall as the weakening front moves through. i want to show you where we have showers in marin county, moving through bolinas, stinson beach. on its way into the city. san francisco will get some light rainfall. the system in the pacific northwest, we have seen several inches of rain from portland, seattle, we are on the tail end of the system. it is weakening moving south. storm impact scale, a level one light storm. tracking light showers and drizzle. by the sunrise, it is all clearing out behind the storm system. winds picking up. the increase in our fire danger. the weather watch about to go into effect in our forecast in a few minutes. dion: because of the dry winds and other weather conditions, pg&e is warning of the possibility of a public safety power shut off in a dozen nort

dion: in redwood city, dion lynn.: president biden is expected to visit the northeast tomorrow to get a firsthand look at the aftermath and devastation of hurricane ida. the visit come shortly after the president approved major disaster declarations in several states. earlier today, senate majority leader chuck schumer toward parts of queens, where he called on insurance companies to do their part to help those affected either catastrophic storm. >> we've got to get the insurance companies to really step up to the plate as well. they cannot duck it. this is a personal disaster, and major disaster. we need the insurance companies to join with federal, state and city governments. dan: he also stressed the importance of bettering denver structure after sewer issues were linked to flooding in several communities. ama: in the north bay, the mysterious death of a humpback whale under investigation. wayne freedman has the story. wayne: on the subject of what ot washes in and eventually out, the mystery remains shrouded in fo

dion: the f.b.i.ent into possible connections between the 9/11 and the government of saudi arabia. it all comes as the nation marked the 20th anniversary of the attacks yesterday. abc7 news report what trevor ault has more ton story. trevor: tonight as count less american families remember their loved ones, president biden honoring their request to disclose new documents while heavily redabbinged it released details of the investigation into saudi national ins the u.s. who helped some of the 9/11 highjack whats but they make no conclusion as to whether the government was involved. the 16 pages are the first to be released since the president announced last week he would begin doing so. hundreds of affected families, told biden if he didn't start the process he wouldn't be welcomed at the memorial r. these memorials are really important. but their also incredibly difficult for the people who are affected. >> this weekended, america renews it's resolve the never forget the sack faces and harrowism that

kristen: dion spoke with her family.have spoken to them many times of the past years but we came with impactful words coming from the woman who picked up her last phone call before the plane crashed that day. >> it is hard, but i do it because i respect and honor her and miss her so much. dion: he is not a man who seeks attention but muster the strength to meet us at this cemetery. >> this is her i don't restingplace. what we got back of her. dion: the past years have not been easy without his sister. >> and has been 20 years of anguish, pain, daily reminders and reminders are me and my family. dion: reminders of american airlines flight 11 on september 11, 2001. when betty and her group left the airport in boston, en route to los angeles, >> i don't know, i think we are getting hijacked. dion: she was the first person to make contact with american airlines, were laying chaos that unraveled when their plane was hijacked. little did she or most on board know the fate as the first plane to crash into the world trade center

i'm dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 live here on abc 7 and wherever you stream now abc 7 has been following their efforts for years, especially recently as american troops withdrew from afghanistan. here's abc 7 news reporter. tears of joy size of relief andd perhaps most of all a sign of hope really excited for this one that at least i was able to save wife and two of my saturday afternoon ahmad sayer zia his wife and their two children safely landed in san francisco for weeks. they've been trying to get out of afghanistan after its fall to taliban forces. you can see a dead mission that walking all around. there's no smile and face of any of them zia was finally able to get out with the help of heidi kuhn the founder of marine base nonprofit roots of peace and organization that works in war-torn. replacing landmines with farm land zia has worked with the organization for a decade where he has helped with the planting of over 6 million fruit trees across afghanistan benefiting over 1

dion: is a senior at design tech high school.borders club, which helps connect classmates with refugees around the globe. >> he has two younger sisters. his family used to own a farm in afghanistan. dion: at first coco had his reservations about helping mahid learn english, but wanted to try, knowing the struggles of his own great-grandparents. >> i was nervous, what are we going to talk about, what if we don't like each other, what if it is awkward? dion: pretty soon they had regular chats of resume, even watching disney plus movies together. >> when i first talked to him, it was mostly broken english. now he is able to talk really well, understands most of it. dion: these connections are about more than a lesson in english. it is a lesson on perspective and what is happening in the world today. >> they recognize the privilege they have living in the bay area. they are inundated on the news with what is happening outside of the bay area, outside the u.s. dion: dozens have joined the club and coco helps to broaden the mission of

dion: those images are so hard to see. there have been more of these weather disasters. drew: and they get more intense. a warming planet can hold more water vapor and that causes flooding across the mid-atlantic . our concern is the heat and air quality. can see where the marine influence is. 50's and 60's but go rather warm tonight in the 80's. we will have some warm temperatures overnight tonight away from the coast. high-pressure, it is responsible for the hot temperatures this weekend but it acts like a lid on our atmosphere and that is why we are not able to get rid of the pollutants and we have spare the air tomorrow. coastal cloud and patchy fog. members generally falling into the 50's overnight tonight. future tracker temperatures, 10:00 a.m., quickly warming up to 60's and 70's in the morning and into the afternoon, well into the 90's in our hottest spots away from the coast. some areas going into triple digit heat. highs for labor day, 88 in san jose. 98 in morgan hill. 89 in cupertino. along the peninsula, 84 a

wildfires is expected to continue through labor day dion. all right, francis. we'll talk to you soon. well, there is encouraging news from the tahoe area containment on the kaldor fire is up to 43% tonight. we are going to keep this code you see it at your screen at the bottom there. it's on the left hand side throughout our fire coverage now if you use your cell phone camera, you can scan it and it'll take you to the abc 7 wildfire tracker. that's where you can get details on the major wildfires burning in the state. we will show you this again at 135 so be sure to grab your phone and we'll walk you through it then. well that fire has burned more than 214,000 acres so far but containment jumped from 37% this morning to that 43% this evening some evacuation orders have been lifted on the western flank and on the eastern flank cal fire credit. there for allowing firefighters to gain some ground on containment. we had in very fortunate the last couple days with some mitigating weather for allow our firefighters to really take some aggressive approach to trying to

dion: democratic divisions are delaying a vote on an infrastructure bill.. >> only in san francisco. the fair is with new rules. that story coming up. dion: pfizer comes out with a new timeline with when they will seek aut aut >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. dion: a truly san francisco event returns to fulsome street with a new economic mission. good evening and thank you for joining us. organizers say the fulsome street festival is the second-largest in this san francisco. it return for its 38th year. we show you how some things were a little bit different and the festival had a new purpose. >> our tagline is only in san francisco. that is true. that does not happen anywhere else. reporter: you got that rat. -- right. the infamous adults only event was canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic. >> i would describe it as a raunchy, inclusive celebration to celebrate kink. i missed everybody so much. it is so nice to have the community and camaraderie again. reporter: there are new rules to those who want to express their sexual

dion:. the announcement on what was found today. the winds are picking up in parts of the bay area. places with the most wildfire risk. what was behind the power poles that caught fire overnight and not power out to thousands in the east bay. the new starts right now. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. dion: first, the rains forcedord overnight power outages. now, high winds will turn off power for more customers. meteorologists. that red flag warning is just hours away. drew: the rain we had was not enough to end fire season. red flag warning for gusty offshore winds developing. look at the wind map right now. that is a received the winds move in first. it will strengthen tonight and first thing tomorrow morning. it begins at 11 p.m. for the mountains, hills and valleys of the east bay where we could see those when discussing over 35 miles per hour at times. this is the win forecast. as we advance the clock tomorrow morning, the winds ramping up in the north

there are many more of these stories still stranded and will be following up dion larry dan. thank you so much this afternoon south bay congressman. roe cannon met with bay area afghans. are imploring him to please help their families. they're still stuck in afghanistan. it's easier said than done. it's still a challenge to get people out. we need more charter flights. we need more coordination with tajikistan pakistan and more pressure on the taliban to let american citizens green card holders and and special immigrant visa individuals out. as of august 31st 123,000 people including americans have been evacuated from afghanistan a southern california marine killed in a suicide blast at the kabul airport last month was honored today with a pro. thousands came out to pay the respects as the remains of 20 year old us marine lance corporal kareem nakui were transported to the town where he graduated high school just a few years ago norco in riverside county nicole. he died august 26th 10 of his fellow marines a us navy corpseman and us army soldier were all so killed along with

in san francisco, dion then, abc 7 news. >> santa clara county is taking a big step toward tackling thes authorized a 25 million-dollar dollars grant for the nonprofit life moves. the grant allows life moves to join the county in developing 10 transitional housing sites, up and give us safe and dignified spaces to live. >> let's look outside now. >> fall is here. your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on, on the inside. it's true, if you have diabetes, you know high blood sugar is the root of the problem. but that excess sugar can cause the blood vessels to be seriously damaged. and when that happens, this could happen, vision loss or even blindness. that's right, diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of blindness for adults in the u.s. but even though you can't see it, there is something you can do about it. remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is an incredibly important part of your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and

i'm dion limb, and i'm larry beil part of buildin a better bay. area is keeping track of the covid vaccines now besides the push to get shots into arms. there is also the issue of boosters today in fda panel met to discuss if people should get a third shot and if so, which groups should get approval abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra joins us live from the newsroom with what that panel decided steph yes deion the panel recommended visors booster for certain high-risk. send people 65 and older six months after receiving their second dose, but rejected it for the general population 16. and older the advisors all agreed more data is needed before that happens. after more than eight hours of deliberations leading up to a unanimous vote an fda advisory panel formally recommended a third pfizer. for certain high-risk groups including adults 65 and older at least six months after receiving their second dose. i think it's reasonable. it's it's thoughtful it doesn't use up vaccines. globally. it's different infectious disease position, dr. jorge salinas

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reporter: dion lim abc7 news. ama: more understanding, more humanity. i am so incredibly grateful to harry for opening up and sharing his memories of betty with us. he will be speaking at a ceremony tomorrow in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. he said the 20 year anniversary has been stressful. he looks forward to taking time away soon. dan: so understandable. this brings back so many difficult memories. members of san francisco's zion church in vacaville writing letters of gratitude to military service members devoting their lives to protecting our country, in observance of the september 11 anniversary. it is part of the church's connecting to the community. with the fall of afghanistan, writing letters show appreciation those who served after the terror attacks in 2001. >> especially being in the army or air force or armed services, it is difficult, all the different things they faced, and hardships. they may be feel alone or that the community is not behind them sometimes, but we want to let them know we are thankful for all of their hard wo

dion lim sat down with her brother. you have a story we don't think anyone will forget.have spoken to harry a number of times, but this time, we had impactful words coming from the woman who picked up betty's last phone call before the plane crashed that fateful day. >> it is hard, but i do it because i want to

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i am dion lim. >> i am larry beil. we are live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream. oakland unified admits it has hit a wall when it comes to convincing most students to get vaccinated. the school district is mandating vaccines for all students aged 12 and up. the senior education reporter tells us the district is working hard to convince students the vaccine is indeed and safe -- indeed safe. >> a districtwide student government meeting to discuss the issues that affect them, including covid. >> i feel like i need th feel l because people don't always follow the precautions on covid. >> there was not enough time it has even been a year. we can see all the side effects it can cause. >> the district test tried everything from having weekly vaccine clinic to acknowledge and students who get vaccinated. today, a doctor in oakland was brought into talk at the student government meeting and answer the questions. here is what open unified is concerned. 75% of their students who are eligible to get the vaccine have received the first dose. close to 60% are fully vaccinated.

between weather and spread of the disease has led to a new early warning system led in africa by doctor dions that there is a link between the meningitis outbreak. we are looking at temperature and humidity and dust and we are making a map forareas— where meningitis is expected during the dry season. an early warning for meningitis can make a decision for vaccination before electing a district to be rainy, it can help to stop the outbreak. this joint project between african and british scientists will play a part in the goal to eradicate meningitis in africa by 2030. renewable sources. and that is why we travel around the countryside, you will notice more of these. in the uk, the nfu says 70% of the country's solar capacity is hosted by agriculture. while making a contribution towards net zero carbon emissions they take up land that could be used for growing crops and many people say they detract from the natural beauty of the countryside. we come down to a different part of the farm now. talk us through what we can see here. we are down at romney marsh, just 26 turbines behind us and in fro

noise from it in $2191.00 north korea is looking for it all for to dismantle the facilities in young dion in exchange for the relaxing or lifting the sanctions that everything post since 2016 . and clearly that is not what happened here. we are, but it's also interesting to mention at this point is the development of washington . just last night or this morning. there was a high level meeting between hong can the u. s. special represented for north korea and his self korean counterpart where they were discussing the possibility of actually offering humanitarian a to the north. and this is something that the soft, green goblin certainly has been fully support team. they really want to go back to the point where they try to assist or at least offer some kind of incentive to north korea in exchange for coming to the negotiation table with more, let's say accommodating attitudes. right? and given that the negotiation c wong between the u. s. and going have stalled. what is it going to take to break that in past? yeah, we're going to need some major gesture and the south korean government hope

i'm dion lim. seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. we begin with developing news. governor newsom and his top opponent, larry elder, feverishly campaigning this weekend with just two days to go until election day. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has a look at the candidate's last-minute push. sticks could not be higher. cornell: the countdown is on. in just days, voters will decide if gavin newsom will keep his job. the last-minute push is on to energize voters for the recall election. >> california strong. cornell: governor gavin newsom in a fight for his political life, urging voters in a light to vote no on the recall. >> this recall is an extension of the big lie. it's extension of what is going on in states all across the nation that what to suppre

citizen and his family as they escape the alabama good evening, and thank you for joining us some dion're watching abc 7 news at 6 live here on abc 7. life and wherever you stream we broke the story nearly three weeks ago how the family was beaten by the taliban at the kabul airport and turned away after the city fell abc 7 news item reported. dan noyes. spoke with the father from doha cutter late today and dan now joining us live with an exclusive report dan. well, larry, i'm not going to use their names or show their faces because they have extended family or still trying to flee but i have new details of the father's work for the us government and how they finally escaped. the day after cobble fell i told you the story of the three-year-old boy and american citizen born near sacramento and his family members who were beaten by the taliban at the kabul? court trying to board a flight to return to california late today. i spoke with the father. our site it was really bad

celine dion. sarah mcglocklin. it goes on and on.is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. the leveraged finance market bracing for a surge in new deals fueled by burning demand for mna financing and investors hungry to get their hands on anything that offers an alternative to rock-bottom interest rates. let's turn to paul triggiani. we heard a number of investors say private credit is where it is at. they haven't said this, but they are implying they are willing to fund almost anything as long as they can get decent return. they gained six or 7% funding lb hills. is this going to increase? >> we have certainly seen that particularly in the direct lending space. the market has been active there and we are seeing a big increase in europe, the u.k. and the u.s. in terms of new issuance coming to markets. we think that is likely to be the case going forward. amanda: it has been interesting to watch because we have seen this massive influx of new debt entrances -- debt issuances, yet small cap distress. represents an opportunity.

. >> check this out, this dog sings like celine dion.god that's so funny. >> trevor: all right, when we come back, dulce sloan goes on the street and messes with new yorkers. so don't go away. my hygienist cleans with a round head. so does my oral-b my hygienist personalizes my cleaning. so does my oral-b oral-b delivers the wow of a professional clean feel every day. how do we stuff reese's peanut butter, pretzels, caramel, peanuts and chocolate into reese's take 5? wait a minute, how do we do it? i'm tired of being left off company emails! can someone tell me how we do it? not sorry. reese's. "the daily show." there is so much important news out there these days. so i ask dulce sloan to get out on the street and talk to the people to get their opinions about the issues. but uh dulce just does what she wants, so she came back with this. >> hello, friend, usually when i'm on the streets of this trash ass city, i'm asking people what they think about the important issues of the day, but i'm not doing that today. today i'm going to be pret

[canta en inglÉs] es que suena como si cÉline dion cantara la famosa y controversial canciÓn de cardii de talento para empezar. creo que serÍa extraordinario. lÁstima que no hay tiempo para dar una probadita de lo que yo pudiera hacer para entrar al concurso de "nuestra belleza latina". >> tiene algo preparado? meche: lobina preparada, pero si hay tiempo—— no vine preparada, pero si hay tiempo. permiso. no tengo nada preparado. permiso. se me puso una silla. vamos a ver. karla: menos mal que no tenÍa nada preparado. [mÚsica] [risas] [mÚsica] meche: una cumbia. una cumbia. sube. sube la cumbia. [mÚsica] [gritos] [mÚsica] parÁ, para. karla: agarra aire. meche: no se meta. >> se nos va a morir esta seÑora aquÍ. meche: respecte. estoy lista. estoy lista para que usted me de su evaluaciÓn. >> pÓngase aquÍ. yo le hago. somos los jueces. meche: estoy preparada para que usted me diga lo que me tiene que decir. >> doÑa meche, una cosa, lo va a aceptar? me —— meche: obvio. soy una mujer madura mentalmente. >> olÍa naftalina hasta aquÍ. [risas] mÚsica de tensiÓn. [mÚsica] doÑa meche, mi comentar

as dion then discovered it is a celebration of heritage and to ensure representation continues. ♪ reporteriday shangchi and the legend of the 10 rings. it is the first major superhero movie to feature an asian lead and primarily asian cast. >> i have never seen anyone. we are talking about something that transcends that. reporter: representation in the eyes of this co-founder is only step one. next is making sure the film is seen by a wide audience. he spearheaded four theater get a bios and knows of 20 more across the bay area. >> normally people will see these movies. reporter: one buyouts will be intended by 200 miss asia global titleholders. someone who starred in the film helped arrange this screening. along with cultural significance and celebration it boils down to business. buyouts help prove asian lead movies can be box office hits. >> these films are valued. reporter: nonprofit gold house says this is part of their gold open program. crazy rich asians pulled in newark -- nearly $240 million at the box office and korean import parasite. during a time when asian americans have been

i am dion lim. >> i am larry beil. we are live on abc 7, hulu live and wherever you stream.o get vaccinated. the school district is mandating vaccines for all students aged 12 and up. the senior education reporter tells us the district is working hard to convince students the vaccine is indeed and

dion, i can tell you my child goes to a school where they are requiring masks and that makes me feelf you are 88 years old, you're at an age where you are not going to let anybody push you around. this guy is probably tired of the bs. it makes sense. way to make a stand. i am sure that student is going to put on his or her mask going forward. >> i would hope so. >> or not. [laughter] >> i got rid of the professor. [laughter] >> i hope you are right. >> i hope too, but come on, how hard is it? >> just about everybody's bs meter has lower tolerance. >> enough is enough. >> i like the 88-year-old saying, i am out. i don't need this. >> he was probably this close anyway. he went out taking a stand. a fury over make flurry machines breaking. the ftc wants answers. there is no formal probe however the ftc sent a letter for more information. the agency wants to know, among other things, how often workers are allowed to work on their own machines. it is part of the biden administration's efforts for the right to repair movement. >> i did a deep dive earlier this year. there has been so much

at one time there was the caribbean union, dion of venezuela, the surrounding, not just the islands,and that was marxists who started that and, of course, it was crushed by the united states. so they're not all growing the same thing, you know, sugar instead of diversifying and exchanging with each other. the united states, a mentor of mine in geneva, the u.n., edith valentine, she really nailed it one time during the southeast asian, you know, the wars. the united states. the united states is intent on breaking up in canada regional unity, you know, and exchange. because capitalism, and corporatism, wants to keep people separate from each other. >> exactly. >> and we play right into that when we play nationalism. of course these white nationals that exists, growing up in rural oklahoma i've always know they are there. some are my relatives. they have been so empowered first by reagan. people forget about that and now, and then trump, that they are really a force now to be reckoned with. >> we have gone from being a nation of laws, no one says it anymore, we're a nation of laws. now

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dion lynn tracked down one one samaritan that helped save the day. >> i just take off. no shoes.o id. no telephone. crazy man. i think a lot of people thought that. reporter: while he is certainly not a crazy man, he is a man who sprang into action after seeing a car locking part of the driveway to his home. >> i am telling him to move. not knowing mostly right behind. reporter: that is when their rescue dog bolt out the front gate and takes clarence. >> i am out of breath. reporter: in a number of neighbors on a wild chase through san francisco. even the illegal parker offers to help. >> will in, let's go! spencer: -- i get in not knowing the men and take off. reporter: there's one man in particular on a motorcycle goes into fast and furious mode. >> he is holding traffic and getting other people involved. reporter: 20 minutes later after a chase included countless neighbors like this guy. >> i thought i was out of gas. reporter: it is a man on the motorcycle who drops his bike as mosley is running past the fun house that ultimately saves the day. >> he says, we got him! i said

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. kristen: then san franciso municipal transportation agency held its first hearings aimed at getting feedback on what service should be like in 2022. they are considering three proposals,. the first would bring back all routes as they were before the pandemic. the second proposal would increase ridership, and the third proposal is called a hybrid, which is a blend of the first two. >> we have a couple of questions. why are you doing this exercise? why aren't you just restoring the service you had prior to the pandemic? short answer is, the pandemic has changed a lot of things, including the demand for travel downtown in particular. kristen: muni officials believe the frequent and hybrid alternatives will put more destinations in the reach of all san franciscans, that they may not go with them if the riders don't really want them. they plan to roll a service schedule in dan: vaccines for kids are one step closer. pfizer says it is ready to ask for emergency approval. what is next for pa

dion: booster shots now available.hat you believe? >> because it's none of your business. dan: it is warriors media day and the focus was on andrew wiggins. he listened to the questions but didn't really answer many of them. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ it anne: keeping a close eye on a covid-19 variant. a growing number of cases in california are linked to this variant and searchers say it could be better at evading antibodies. . i am dan

dion, in your paper, the washington post and he writes it this way. the next month is make-or-break, not only for president biden and the future of american social policy, but also for the right to vote in our democracy itself. the horror of what so many republican dominated state governments have done most recently in texas, to restrict access to the ballots, in undercut the honest and nonpartisan county of, ballots represents, presents, rather democrats with two options, act uncompromisingly, at the national level. to ensure democracy everywhere, or accept that many states in our union, will, and important ways, cease to be democratic. ashley, is there evidence that this movement, the former president gave rise to, questioning the legitimacy of all elections, or they may not like the result, is that just going to become part of the permanent standing republican brand henceforth? >> it's certainly not going away anytime soon. this is sort of the lingering hangover, or a long shadow of former president trump, not just democrats but the system at large