they let you check into the dorm without a test first? is that right?, they recommend test for students. they didn't have any spot on the portal to actually put an actual test result. i was dumb -- and don't do this -- i thought i was traveling a short distance between the bay area and los angeles. i scheduled a test already with the school for three days after i arrived in l.a. because that is when they require it. to move into the dorm, they did not require it. it was recommended. anchor: wow. edward: i suspect there are a lot of students who could be symptom activity on campus -- symptomatic on campus and not know it or reported. anchor: that is different from uc berkeley and we are talking to an official. i want to ask about that. did everybody around you get tested? your parents and her close friends and with everybody else ok and negative? edward: luckily for me, me, parents have tested both negative even though i was driving with them all the way down. they are continuing to get tested and keep coming up negative so that is good. anchor: do you k

why he was placed in the same dorm with gang members out to get him. why did it take so long for guards to do something. >> an olympian from belarus doesn't want to go home. the reason she feels threatened and is under protection in tokyo. >> the live look at the olympic caldron. 3:00 p.m. monday in tokyo. these games continue to bring us incredible and inspiring stories. thanks for joining us. >> team u.s. has plenty of competition ahead. local stars are bringing home medals as well. raj, we hear you're in a famous fish market. the most famous in the world. >> i'm smiling behind this mask. this is the most famous fish market in the world. if you love sushi, it starts here. at the market. in fact, swing around. we have amazing king crab. and behind me, this is where it's all happening. that gentleman is starting to cut up the red snapper. and the assortment of fish in the case. take a look. oysters the size of my hand. we'll take a behind the scenes here in a few minutes. let's start with the big headlines. on this monday afternoon. this is one of the

. >>> colleges are welcoming students back to their dorms on campus, with restrictions, of course. nbc bay area's bob redell is live for us at cal state east bay, and, bob what, kind of restrictions are we talking about here? >> good morning, marcus. cal state east bay has started moving in the 850 students who will be living in the dormitories located here behind me. as you can see this is very orderly. students have an assigned move-in time over the next three days of trying to space them out because obviously because of covid. before any student can move in they must test negative for covid regardless of their vaccination status. for those who do not test negative in advance they must submit to a test in the parking lot. cal state allowed one person perdue and now they are allowing two per room and have reduced the capacity of the dorm buildings to 80% max so there's extra rooms available if a student catches covid and needs a place to isolate. those with religious exemptions will be tested regularly. everyone must wear a mask indoor, even in the dormitory hallways. can only tak

this year there will be two people in the dorms but they reduced the capacity of the dorm 86%. they'll keep some extra rooms on the side available in case someone does get covid and needs to isolate. >> i feel like it is a lot but it is something that we need. i want to make sure not only myself but my peers are all safe. we have to make sure we're all good and do my part. >>> all students must be vaccinated unless they have a religious or a medical exemption. those exemptions will be tested regularly. everyone must wear a mask indoors. even in hall ways. students can only take it off inside their own dorm room. >> even with all those restrictions, just so good to go back to school. >> warmer temperatures as we head toward the weekend. we'll be watching that, air quality and even the chance of seeing a few scattered showers. if you don't have the showers tomorrow, you'l as tropical moie comes up fromsouth. you probably saw the gorgeous h that came frum the south, giving it the prettyght. over to san francisco, that's the at 15 miles an hour. two times of clouds we're watching.

moving day at the dorms at cal state east bay. >> it's exciting.e county, and had to drive six hours. but i'm pretty sure it will be working it -- worth it. reporter: while the dorms at cal state east bay are more than 85% full the classes will be just 40% in person. across the 23 campus c.s.u. system that number is 60%. a bit short of what the hope was earlier this the year. >> going back to december, we had announced the aspiration to have the majority of courses and activities take place in person. so we are still working with that. i think we spread -- the spread of the delta variant is forcing us to kind of re-evaluate all of our plans. reporter: san francisco state plans to offer just 40% in person or hybrid. 60% at san jose state, and 65% at cal state chico. a walnut creek family the michigan tires are sending two -- michigan tiers are sending two sons to separate c.s.u. campuses. >> and i'm over the moon happy that they are going off to college. ecstatic. they're excited. they're a little nervous, naturally. but they're excited, too. and it

are inside that dorm room. didn't you just do a move-in? >> not yet, in a month. we went for orientation. but they give you 15 minutes, they bring out big bins, they throw your stuff in and they tell you, keep driving, keep driving. >> that's pretty cool. >> it is challenging with all of the smoke. you have a mask on and then the heat on top of everything else. >> yeah. and that one school losing power. >> yeah. >> you have to have the air filtration and ac going. it is a big problem we are seeing this time of year. we have the air quality advisory still ongoing for another day tomorrow. and by the weekend temperatures will be climbing on up. we will see mid to upper 90s possible by the end of the weekend. let's take you outside right now where you can see some of the temperature. speaking of wildfire smoke, some hazy skies east of san jose. 74 degrees. livermore, it is 84. by sunday we will be looking at some mid 90s possible around the tri-valley. towards walnut creek, probably we're seeing most of the haze e

you spoke with some students getting settled in their dorms. to campus? >> reporter: you know, joe, it's all about striking a balance between this move-in day we all remember and safety in this time of pandemic. you can see that is pretty standard experience. the cars are lined up. they're getting ready to go into their dorms. they're all wearing masks. cal state east bay in hayward is one of about two dozen campuses in the cal state university system. that's the largest state university system in the country with half a million students. they have a vaccine mandate, but it doesn't go into effect until september 15th because they decided a couple weeks ago to do this with the delta variant. there are a lot of precautions even ahead of that. for example, as you noted, you need to have a negative covid. if you don't have it, they'll do it for you on the spot. we've seen a you remember in of people take advantage of that. all of this, again, trying to get students back to campus and make it as normal of a year as it can be. >> everyone has to be m

but clam dorm glam dorm rooms or something. hashtag dormant tiktok has 27,000 different videos. 299 million views hashtag dorm life as 2.7 billion so you and still live in the world of abc, nbc, cbs and fox and what's on the commercials during the super bowl tiktok owns the world right now. amanda shoppers out money and the kids going back to college. and these are just alarming numbers hashtag dorm life on tiktok is 2.7 billion view as well. and it's all at placements get this really swanky pillow that this nice has desk. it's kind of cool. i like the story. but i feel old doing it. yeah. and i guess the kids get if they're enough on tiktok than they can make that. >> parlay that into a job in joke's on us. rob. >> joke's on so but old dinosaur >> thank you, robert. your advice is always good. and if you have a question for of you can e-mail him. rob at rob black dot com region through black dot com region through facebook or twitter. (“lovely day” instrumental) my heart failure diagnosis changed my priorities. i want time for

dorm capacity reduced to 86% to try and limit some of the exposure. san jose students move in this weekend. we are also required to be fully vaccinated. this year san jose state is allowing freshmen to live off campus and normally they have to live in a dorm. there will be a strict no guests policy in the dorms except on move-in day when two vaccinated people could help move in. and stanford announcing its requiring weekly testing for all people coming to campus, and that's in addition to proof of vaccination, and they will provide highly sensitive self tests with results available in 24 hours. we talked with a student that said a lot of them are already used to the frequent testing. >> not really all that surprised because they already allowed us to get covid tests anyway regardless and most of the students were already taking weekly covid tests regardless of the recommendation because people already knew that the breakthrough cases were a thing, and it made sense to take the test because they were free anyway. >> university nevada reno is offering v

i was in a dorm. and there was one channel on the tv and it didn't play any sound. it only played music. one particular song. was that your experience? >> welcome to the olympics. it actually was. >> stephen a.: really? even the athletes were treated that way? >> well, some of the athletes. you know, the basketball players, you know, gymnastics, not all of us have equal treatment. >> stephen a.: i got you. >> but i was in a dorm room. you know, situation. the village, it's very basic. it's very humbling. you know? it takes you back. you know, you do the best that you can. i ordered a mattress at this olympics. >> stephen a.: they let you do that? i didn't know they let you do that. >> they did. i'm old. so i needed to like get some help. >> stephen a.: did you just say you're old? >> i am -- in the sports world among the track & field athletes i'm, yeah. >> stephen a.: i guess i'm a great grandparent. what i'm saying. anyway. you're on the cover of "time" magazine. [ cheers and applause ] let's make s

dorm capacity there in the east bay is limited to 86% to limit the exposure. and students moving in are required to be fully vaccinated, and san jose state is allowing freshmen to live off campus, and that's different. they have a strict no guest policy in the dorms, and that got a couple eyebrow raises in the news room, and you do get to have a couple people help move you in, mom and dad, yeah, and they have to be vaccinated. and stanford requiring weekly testing for all people coming to campus and that's in addition to providing the proof of vaccination which is required, and the university will provide highly sensitive self tests, they call them, with results within 24 hours. we talked with a student that said a lot of them are already used to the frequent testing. >> not that surprised, because most of the students are already taking the weekly covid test regardless of the recommendation, because people already knew the break through cases were a thing, and it made sense to take the test because they are free anyway. >> berkeley students move in next week,

[laughter] the dorm room, the shops. >> no wonder they have problems. >> i went to look at flight costsuderdale to chicago o'hare, $65. >> on spirit? >> spirit airlines. any other airline it's 2-3 times that cost. people are looking around, the pandemic is over, they are looking for a deal. then, everybody books spirit. it overwhelms their system. only in that kind of situation where "we are going to need the pilots and stewardesses to stay an extra hour." "can't do it, got to clock out." they can't work a certain amount each day. they have to switch shifts. imagine fox news breaks, producers are like "sorry, 5:00, got to go." they stay late, but not in not anymore. joe biden doesn't breaking news, but a use it to happen were people would stay late. at that guy out of his dorm room makes a $2.5 million a year, and they got a couple of bills from taxpayers during covid relief, so they've got to start handing out vouchers. when you promise a reservation, you have to fulfill the reservation. at a restaurant, you have a reservation, but they don't have food? that's what happening. >> overbo

they start next week, but dorms open up today.today will see all of that excited energy, nervous energy around move-in day. the first time students will be her on campus since march of 2020. julian: here at abc seven weee focused on building a better bay area through this pandemic and a key piece of that is what the work from home balance will look like over the next work f the reported pay cuts will depend on how far away the office is from the employee. reuters reports that their internal salary calculator shows that an employee living one hour from the new york city office would be paid 15% less if they work from home, but a colleague working from their home in new york city would not see a pay cut. employees who leave san francisco for, say, lake tahoe, would see a pay cut of up to 25%. a google spokesperson tells people that -- reuters that compensation has always been determined by location and the pay will differ from city to city and state to state, julian. ju watchinel will play out. thank you. an upscale group will not b

health rules for those on campus and staying at the dorms. >>> new tonight at 7:00, in a original report, how the bay area is preparing for covid boosters. chances of getting an earlier shot and a game changer for one of the vaccines. >> with the fda approval that they don't have to be kept at the extremely cold temperatures, it makes it more realistic to go to your doctor's >>> taking a live look at the state capitol. in a little more than an hour we'll be speaking with governor newsom, his recall election less than a month away. catch that interview on cbsn bay area at 1:20 at kpix.com. >>> covid booster shots could be widely available for millions of americans beginning next month. u.s. had a total of 400,000 new cases in june and is approaching nearly 2 million this month. cdc says the number of people getting first vaccine dose has fallen for five straight days but officials say the vaccine is still the best way to prevent infection, hospitalization, and death. >> we have a pandemic of a delta virus that's ravaging our community and a pandemic of misinformation. >> president biden a

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homes have been destroyed and families seeking shelter in hotels and diversity dorms. government says it believes arsonists are responsible. smaller fires have ravaged forests in 16 provinces since monday. firefighters are battling to extinguish blazes reaching for an eight day on a greek island. another village has been ordered to evacuate on tuesday. the greek prime minister says the country is enduring a natural disaster of unprecedented proportion. >> it was a quiet seaside town. now, a vital part of the firefighting operations on the island. helicopters fly in low, refill their water base, and head back to the fires. any other year, these beaches would be packed with tourists. now, the boardwalk is deserted. the hills are on fire. the terrain is uneven. the forest is dense. the fires wind between valleys where smoke has made visibility so poor, much of it is too unsafe for aircraft to go. round crews find themselves in a seemingly endless race against time. >> we are trying to save what can be saved. that is what we're doing. nothing more. this is our life, our ho

we live together, eat together, sleep in the same dorm together, go to crazy calls together, dangerous calls and we have to look out for one another. when i was burned in a fire years ago and i felt responsible, i felt awful. i didn't want to talk to any of my civilian friends. they couldn't understand what i was going through. the firefighters knew, they understood. they had been there. it is a different relationship. we have to rely on one another. in terms of me being the chief of the department, i am really trying to maintain an open relationship with all of our members in the field so myself and my deputy chiefs, one of the priorities i had was for each of us to go around to different fire stations to make sure we hit all within the first three or four months to start a conversation. that hasn't been there for a while. part of the reason that i am getting along well with the field now is because i was there. i worked there. people know me and because i know what we need. i know what they need to be successful. >> i have known jeanine nicholson since we worked together at station 1

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it is the first dorm built on campus for student housing since the 1960's, and for one student and her family, it was a multigenerational celebration. her grandmother and mom both graduated from usf and she is now studying for her own degree after a year at home. >> i think what i have learned so far through the entire pandemic is how important my family is. dion: all of the students are required to be vaccinated, and they will have to wear masks indoors at any large outdoor gatherings. just ahead, a setback in the battle against california's largest wildfire. the latest on the firefight and why some of accu's were delayed getting back to their homes after -- some evacuees were delayed getting back to their homes. he bay area adjust to the times. >> hazy skies and hot to start the weekend, we will let you know when saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you

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she was not a division one swimmer, a fall from a fifth floor dorm window left her paralyzed from the waist down. hard work allowed her to walk and even swim again and in 2016 she medaled the paralympics in rio, she's now a swimming commentator. >> everybody loves the story, right? we love the story of the overcome where the athletes who got hurt and a come back. in the paralympics, everybody has a story like that. >> yes, they do. they are all inspiring. the doctor who saved dr. michelle's life, she looks forward to seeing her patients. we wish her so much. >> super talented. >>> guess who's back from tokyo? oh my goodness, i don't think you had time to adjust to the time? >> it is only 9:30 in the morning right now. >> you are wide awake. >> i just woke up and i am feeling great. >> raj, we are so glad to have you back. >> inevitable there will be a time we have to give boosts. >> we will tell you when the booster shots could be rolled out. >>> a father and son from california arrested in hawaii for having fake vaccination cards. the stiff penalties they now face. plus -- >>> i'm sc

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. >> i accidently fell out of the dorm room window on the fifth floor dorm room, ended up breaking myle other bones, including my ribs and ended up with a spinal cord injury that left me paralyzed from the waist down. >> reporter: this montgomery county, pennsylvania, native, landed on her feet and learned how to walk on those feet and even got back on the georgetown swim team, competing at the paralympics in rio, wing a gold, silver and bronze. >> a cool thing about these medals is they make a sound. for the advicevisually impairedh can't see the medal. each medal has a different sound and also has braille on the back. >> reporter: inspired by her own recovery and the doctors who helped her achieve it, she became a doctor and is doing her residency in williamington, delaware she's helping young people recover but is about to take a two-week break from doctoring. she's going to be a sportscaster. >> i contacted nbc and was fortunate enough to be offered this job commentating. >> reporter: she will work remotely she still has issues with her own legs and hips so who better to cover oth

. >> necco left the dorms at xavier university with two friends in time to escape the damage that would later come to campus. it took them 12 hours to drive to mcdonna, georgia. >> usually that trip would take six hours but in this case it was a good 12 hours. >> she feels for the classmates that was left behind that made sandwiches in the dark. >> i am worried about everyone in new orleans that don't have a home to go back to. >> with classes canceled she will evacuate to houston. >> i feel like the city could have been more prepared but i am not sure how prepared we could be for something this disastrous. >>> in san jose kpix news. >>> response teams will get a hand from the oakland fire department. california task force 4 from oakland was activated over the weekend and packed several truck loads of critical supplies and machinery to support fema's response to hurricane ida. they will search for trapped people. >>> still ahead on kpix and stream og cbsn bay area. the longest war comes to an end after thousands of evacuated from afghanistan but what about the dozens of u.s. students le

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for college kids, dorm gear up 37%. >> retailers are dealing with a lot of unexpected costs right now relating to the supply chain, and they may have no choice but to pass some of those on to consumers. >> reporter: and the better business bureau warning shoppers to watch out for online scams, telling parents make sure to verify seller websites, and be wary of pop-up adds tips for your school checklist this year, ask the school district for refurbished electronics. while the best variety is online, check with brick and mortar retailers to see if they're offering discounts. and start shopping now. waiting until the last minute can cost you money. stephanie ruhle, nbc news >>> got to show you a joyful reunion caught on camera. 3-year-olds mack and payson who bonded during cancer treatment in phoenix seeing each other for the first time out of the hospital the best friends celebrating with a dance, and we're happy to report both are in remission. that was terrific. >>> up next, the baseball magic inspiring america. >>> finally, harry smith on life imitating art, tonight on the field of d

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it is the first dorm built on campus for student housing since the 1960's. student and her family, it was a multigenerational celebration. . her grandmother and her mom both graduated from usf. she is now studying for her own degree after your home. >> i think what i have learned so far, through this entire pandemic, is how important my family is. dion: all of the students are required to be vaccinated, and they will have to wear masks indoors added at any large gatherings outdoors. looking ahead, a set and battle against california's largest wildfire. just ahead, the latest information on the firefight and why some evacuees were delayed getting back to their homes after evacuation orders were lifted. also, classic cars and covid testing. a community event today in the bay area just to the times. drew: and i am meteorologist drew tuma. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't r

. >> edward used an at-home test when he started showing symptoms moving into his dorm. once he found he was positive, he let his school no. >> i contacted usc student health and they set me up with a hotel room. >> the doctor hopes others follow the same process. the first thing to do would be calling a doctor. after that, letting officials know could help them keep track of data. >> i think it is going to help people. just on a numbers level globally. then secondly the most important reason to let somebody know is that somebody can help you with contact tracing. >> abc 7 news. ama: if you want to get tested for covid-19, we have a link to verified covid sites on our website. abc7news.com/vaccine. larry: it pushes on to expand the use of recycled water in the south bay. city leaders agreed to team up with the santa clara valley water district to explore ways to create and sell recycled water. >> we've got to be serious about this. in the last drought, israel exports water. they live in a desert and they export water. how did they do that? they use every drop of recycled

everyone has to wear a mask to be in the dorms. they've also cut capacity by about 15% from the normal 1,300 or so students to maybe about 800 or so. all to keep it safe, but they also want to make sure that they give students that whole college experience. many of them haven't experienced it yet even though they already spent a year in college. so far, at least, students seem to be taking it in stride. >> i feel like it is a lot, but i feel like it is definitely something that we need. you know, i want to make sure not only myself, my peers as well are all safe, faculty as well. we just have to make sure we're all good and i have to do my part. >> we know that students around the country, their mental health suffered during the period when everything was remote, and that connection is important. and keeping them on track to earn that degree is really vital. it is vital for them, for their families. it is vital for the local economy to have an educated workforce. >> reporter: nationwide according to "the chronicle of higher educati

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