when we think about those sorts of things, how can we not do our part to get better, to get vaccinated to make sure we're protecting one another. to make sure we're protecting our children because they can't get vaccinated. so why are we here today? well, part of it is we're taking our steps around vaccinations just a little bit further and starting august 20th, you will need proof of vaccination in businesses for your customers in high contact areas like bars, restaurants, clubs, theaters, entertainment venues. indoor gyms and fitness and large indoor events with more than a 1,000 people. by october 13th, employees at these establishments must be vaccinated as well. all of the employees need to show proof of vaccination by october 13th to their employer. now, to be clear, this will not include people or kids who are under the age of 12 because they can't get vaccinated. so what we don't want folks to think is a family of four that you can't go to a restaurant, you can. because we know that your children cannot be vaccinated and will not have the ability to show proof, but the parents

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so, today, i'm reaching out to folks to do their part to get vaccinated. it's a simple message. and, with that, i want to introduce dr. grant colfax to talk a little bit more about specifically what's happening in san francisco and some of the data and then if ms. cook is up to it, i want her to come up here and say a few words because when we talked over the phone, she said she wants to make sure that she does everything she can to reach out to people to make sure they're vaccinated so this doesn't happen to someone else. so, with that, i want to introduce dr. grant col fax. >> thank you, mayor. and good morning everybody. thank you, mayor for your outstanding leadership during this pandemic and i just also want to acknowledge the leaders behind me today with regard to ensuring that we do everything we can to get vaccinated. i want to thank reverend brown. i want to thank ms. cook for coming out today. we are in san francisco at almost 80% of people eligible being fully vaccinated. that is outstanding. we still have work to do. we still have work to do particularly among black

do. that's delusional. there's no evidence in real life it's going to work. the other partd do rap for ten years and get nothing. that's also what makes it delusional. >> can we get into the paradox, sure. >> if you're self-aware that this plan is delusional, do you cease to be delusional about it? >> yeah. i can do it. it's confidence. >> you don't realize. i was doing it. i was like i could do this. >> he sold out shows for 20,000 people headliing the staples center. he works as an entrepreneur with a marijuana company. they help to work and release drug offenders still behind bars. the u.s. has a patch work war on drugs that means while some people use and profit off of marijuana legally, thousands of others, poor black and brown people. >> i'm in the cannibas space as a white person. there's so many black and brown people incarcerated for weed. i'm aware i'm white in a black space. i can't take, take, take. give me the money and fans. i'm going to use the culture to get my fans and not ever give anything back. i got to try to do my part. i'm not on the front lines. i'm

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the question is do we always do a full evacuation, do woo wee evacuate parts of the community -- do we evacuate parts of the community. new orleans has not done this. we are coastal, we do not have the levee system but we rely upon evacuating people out of the flood zones. the question we will have to start asking is should we be looking at building safe areas closer to where people have to evacuate from so they do not have to go as far? with cities like new orleans and houston they have large evacuation areas. should we be thinking about other options or other facilities to shelter within communities for the population? again, this is something that is a challenge that we will have to look at, but again i will not second-guess when people make a decision in this situation. i think we will get more of that when we get past the storm and we look at the after actions and going what were the options and what decisions got made. i always ask this question. i do not ask what went wrong, and i always ask what can we do differently? host: frank in birmingham, alabama. good morning. caller: my

we can lead the world to also do their part. but we can't just sit back and do nothing.t will continue to escalate. and people will miss the economic opportunity of addressing climate change too. it's a $23 trillion global market by the end of this decade. $23 trillion. from countries that want to buy products that will reduce their co2 footprint. are we going to just stand by and let our economic competitors like china grab that market? we've got to get in the game. and for states like west virginia it's an opportunity. >> all right. well, you talked about west virginia and what they could do but let's talk specifics here. you said it's what, a $23 trillion, right? industry that we would be missing out on, meaning america. so president biden's infrastructure and spending bills are both packed with funds to fight the climate crisis. so tell me about your plans to rebuild in new ways to deal with this growing threat. >>ing so for example today the department of energy through our international renewable energy lab just released a report called the solar futures report. if

. >> i am a nurse so we all have to do our part and if we want to be enjoying this and out in public we need to do our part. >> this is an easy way to show you are vaccinated. >> reporter: fans under 12 are not eligible for vaccinations they are exempt and they don't need to show a negative test result. this will likely be the last game here at sap. >> this here it is just ridiculous. i just don't believe we should be showing vaccine reports even though i am vaccinated. >> do you feel it is invasive to show, to ask for proof? >> yes. if is really, not unless they want me to show me all of their vaccinations. not their covid-19 vaccinations but their chickenpox and measles. >> reporter: all fans are required to wear face masks and no bandanas or gators. >> i am glad we moved towards this and scanning for vaccinations so we can enjoy ourselves and making sure that everyone is being safe and the virus is not mutating. >> reporter: operationally things went smoothly but the sharks lost 4-3. >> they lost but a lot of folks were excited to get back to going to ga tbeing in a full stadium th

and we all have to do our part in order to do what's best for our country.or ourselves. >> you feel caught in the crossfire? >> schools have been made a battleground. it's absolutely a distraction. there's so many things we should be working on, yet we're spending time answering parents who, in some cases, want something that we're not able to give. >> our thanks to ashan. >>> up next, inside broadway's big return. the circle of life. ♪ ♪ >>> tomorrow on "nightline," the best boxer on earth punching down barriers, celebrating his heritage. we're here! they're finally here. this year, "here" means getting back to everything they've missed. here! achoo! ...here! look over here! join lysol here for healthy schools in keeping "here" healthy. when you buy a pack of lysol disinfecting wipes, another pack will be donated to a school in need. so everyone has enough protection to stay here, here, and here. lysol here for healthy schools wow... nobody's here. start your day with crest 3d white and from mochaccinos to merlot, your smile will always be brilliant. crest

reid: i do. partf the thing that all of them, not just aurora, but all of them have safety, safety, safety as the very first thing. so when i have been in these cars, whether there is nobody in the driver's seat, it has been good and fine. david: do you wear a crash helmet when you are if those cars? reid: i don't. david: ok. what about flying taxis, is that in our future? reid: there is. i helped bring joby public and it has moved the transport grid from 2d to 3d, redefined cities, make commutes much less arduous, being able to live remote and coming to the cities. we are on which to science fact. david: what about space? do you invest in space related investments? reid: not as intensely as some of my friends like elon. i put some money into spacex. that is more of elon and his amazing transmission of the world. but it is officially an important area. i ended up in it sometimes just by who i know. ♪ david: let's talk about how he became an investor and entrepreneur. you were going to be an academic,

do your part and get your shot today for yourself and your loved ones, for your community and our country. with that, i will turn it over to dr. walensky. dr. walensky: let's begin with an overview of the data. our seven day average of cases is 129,000 cases per day. our seven day average of hospital admissions is 11,500 cases per day. our seven day average of debts -- average of daily deaths has increased to 896 per day. as we prepare for more children to return to school after labor day, the cdc has guidelines that should be implemented to promote our children's safety in the classroom. let me reiterate what they are. most importantly, the cdc recommends everyone be vaccinated before school starts. if you or your vaccine eligible child is not yet vaccinated, it is never too late to begin your vaccine series. next, universal masking is critically important for students, teachers, staff and visitors regardless of vaccination status. the cdc also recommends schools employ conditional strategies to keep kids safe including improved ventilation, physical distancing, and establishing screenin

so we're doing our part then we just sent a $10 billion request to congress and we want them to do theirse long road to recovery. then we want the private sector to stand up and do their part. so you see insurance companies and the president talked about it, you see insurance companies hiding behind a technicality that it was a voluntary evac weighing as opposed to a mandatory evacuation no not pay additional living expansions. >> there was a time when this was referred to climate change as a kind of an optional or long-term issue. maybe not something that was going to help people today. at least that's how it was perceived. let's look at rural america, though, where you see climate shocks punishing small world communities reporting here that places are hit by hurricanes, floods, wildfires, residents and employers leave the tax-base shrinks and it becomes harder to fund basic services. what is the argument that you are making to rural macroe america here, while some republicans in congress say this is too big a price tag? they say it's costly to do what you want to do. >> well, i would s

until we all start wears a mask and protect each other and doing our part. d work together and do our part. >> mark, your mother was 66 years old but an outspoken opponent of people that refuse to get vaccinated. >> yeah. she was a great mom, a great grandma, a wonderful wife. extremely opinionated about the pandemic and did everything right. we as a family did everything right. we socially distanced. we still wear masks and when the vaccine became available we were there in line. we got the second jabs sometime in early march. we did everything asked of us but there's a sizable portion of the country that refuses to do any of that. >> mandy, another sad irony of the story is that she had in july made a trip to visit a grieving friend in mississippi where the vaccination rate is extremely low, 33%. this was before we knew how bad the delta variant was but on that trip she had second thoughts and sounds like nervous when she was there. >> yeah. she was really nervous about going down there and expressed concerns to us but the rum rheumatologist and primary phy

and that's also a big part of what i'm doing. everton finished fifth _ big part of what i'm doing. ton finished fifth last season, so is - finished fifth last season, so is that the main aim for the season other than winning the league? the main aim being making those champions league qualifying positions? champions league qualifying ositions? . champions league qualifying positions?— champions league qualifying ositions? , ., , ., . positions? yes, of course. not all the teams — positions? yes, of course. not all the teams get _ positions? yes, of course. not all the teams get the _ positions? yes, of course. not all the teams get the chance - positions? yes, of course. not all the teams get the chance to - positions? yes, of course. not all the teams get the chance to play | the teams get the chance to play that — the teams get the chance to play that - i the teams get the chance to play that — i had a chance to play it with my previous team, and it's an amazing tournament. but that's also one of the reasons why i came to everton, because i wanted to be part of the journey to brin

david: the last d is dining in which is the thing that people used to do but now it is a smaller partf your business. do you need all of the spaces in your restaurants? >> i think it is still a very important part of our business because a lot of the interaction and memories of people form about mcdonald's comes from the dine in my experience. but i think you are right in recognizing that it is certainly through the pandemic unless prevalent part of the business. our view is that it is going to come back. i think dining and eating is such a social experience. there is always going to be an element of it that is in person. how much of it comes back, time will tell. if it some point maybe we need to reduce the space for dine in seating that we have in our restaurants, we can always calibrate and do that. for now, we are on a watch and see mode. david: i assume you see people saying that food is not as healthy as they might wanted to be. is that the biggest challenge? or just growing the company? >> ray croc had a famous line that gets quoted around here fairly often even today which is

our part and this is how everyone can do their part is at least get vaccinated. in san francisco, about 84% of san franciscans have received at least their first dose of the vaccine, but sadly, with the african american community, that's about 64%. with the latino community, it's at about 74%. and we need to make sure that those communities are getting the vaccine because what we're seeing with almost 100 people now in the hospital that most of those folks are african american and latino. and so it's important to us because also, the other issue is that most of the people who are in the hospital, i think dr. colfax has the specifics, but they've not been vaccinated. so even if, you know, i as a vaccinated person gets a vaccine, if i get the and the fact is that person can get sick and end up in the hospital and that person can potentially day. this really is a matter of life or death. i understand people have concerns. and i understand that people are frustrated with the mask mandates and all the other requirements. i get it

talk about the multiple prongs of his plan, which parts do you like and which parts do you think don't go far enough. dr. patel: one of the first things regarding his plan -- i don't want to say goes far enough, the mandate. it is going to be interesting to see how this will be challenged. there are a lot of people out there. ressler brought this up, saying they are waiting for full vaccine approval, what else are they waiting for? a vaccine mandate may get people to pay attention now that they have a reason to learn. this is affecting about 80 million people. here's why this may not be enough, the vaccine mandate if it goes into effect and employers require this, you would have to go and get two doses. we potentially would not see the effectiveness for four weeks or longer when right now we have 1500 deaths a day, more than last year. i would like to see something else about trying to lift the burden off our health care system. i like the fact there was talk about testing and increasing access to rapid antigen testing because that is important in controlling outbreaks, including schoo

are we forgetting revenue as part of the story? >> i dohink we are necessarily forgetting revenue because the stock market is still rising along with revenue growth. what i think is happening is we are stirring to see certain stocks in the stock market getting picked away at as a result of margin pressures eroding some revenue growth when it comes to the bottom line. we have a third of s&p 500 companies experiencing some degree of pressure, whether earnings related commodity price related, cost of goods related. those companies have gone through something of a margin squeeze and are experiencing a different reality than the rest of the index, where revenue growth is still rising. tom: this is critical. you have stocks that are perceived as having revenue growth and there is a wall of stocks, hundreds of stocks where the revenue growth is not good enough. what do those companies do? gina: they have to manage their costs. what we have experienced in this recession is anomalous relative to past recessions. it is almost impossible to manage co

we found so many people trying to do their part and beat the heat. this water fountain in livermore is just what 2-year-old jeter dominguez needed. his mom knew to come here to escape the scorching heat. other families had the same idea. >> it is so hot. we had to do something, besides keeping the kids locked up in air conditioning, we're like, we got to get them out. >> reporter: due to the extreme heat, cal iso has issued a state-wide heat alert, you should set the ac no lower than 78 degrees. avoid using washer driers, or big appliances. if you have an electric vehicle, wait until late tonight to charge it. unplug any phone chargers or power strips when not in use. close all window coverings and tilt the blinds up to keep it cool inside. >> it's pretty toasty out here. this is when you want to live on the other side of the bay on the ocean. >> reporter: bob has lived here in danville 40 years. for those who are lived in the tri valley for decades, they're not sweating it. nancy is celebrating her 90th birthday today, outside for lunch with family

and he's doing what he can to help people to help the situation. this is a part of that conversation not the cause of it and this direction was clearly from the mayor in term officer making sure that we pulled all this work together. but what supervisor safai's doing is trying to add value to this process by helping bring us together and talk through these issues and hopefully providing the resources we need to actually do something. this has to come with resources and the mayor mentioned it and i'll emphasize it. we can say all we want to say about the plans, but if we don't have the people to do it and the resources to do it, it's not going to work. so we have to commit the resources to this. >> were they now hires to sfpd? >> no they're seasoned investigators. >> does that mean they're off some others? >> yeah. we have to make adjustments and that's the trade-off. we have to make adjustments and that's apart of policing and police management and different trends will happen and we have to adjust to it. so that's just a part of what we have to do. >> one more q

ahead on "cnn newsroom" -- >> we've all got to step up and do our part. the delta variant is pushing back hard but we have to push back harder. >> president biden is set to unveil the next phase in his pandemic response. a plan to tackle the delta variant surge running rampant in the u.s. >>> five days and counting, california's embattled governor makes his last minute pitch to fight the recall effort. >>> and just days into their newly announced government, the taliban are cracking down on demonstrators beating women and journalists with whips and st sticks. >>> with his approval numbers down and covid numbers up, it is something of a change in strategy for u.s. president joe biden. he is sxis expected to unveil a plan he believes will lead the country out of the pandemic. a source familiar with the strategy says the president intends to tackle six main points or pillars like increasing vaccinations and rollout of booster shots as well as keeping schools open and driving resources towards economic recovery. phil mattingly has more from the white house. >

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we are doing our part so it is easier to do your spirit >> spark light support c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. . president biden speaking yesterday for about half an hour in the middle of the afternoon. this is the reporting on that speech and the comments on military times this morning. headline, biden defense afghanistan exit, we have been a nation too long at war. a day after last troops left afghanistan, president biden evident his decision to withdraw military forces from the country as a choice of saved american lives, despite the frantic and deadly evaluation mission that followed in recent weeks. they real choice was between leaving or escalating, and i was not going to extend this forever war, biden said in his fifth national address on afghanistan in the last 10 days. he also said, we will maintain the fight against terrorism in afghanistan and other countries, we just do not need to fight a ground war to do it. on tuesday just before midnight in afghanistan, the final u.s. troops at the kabul air

i had to do my little soap box bit and i'm done with that part. we are here to celebrate this achievement and i want to extend a heart felt thanks to that small army of people i mentioned who helped to get us here. many of them are here. some are not. there are way too many individual names of folks to go through and i'm afraid i'll leave somebody out. i'm going to keep it high level and thank the organizations. and the one that i was thinking about on the way over here is the san francisco planning department. the women who do all the affordable housing processing are amazing and they worked above and beyond to submit financial applications last year. truly remarkable and without them, we wouldn't have made it. so thank you to those women who helped so much in the beginning. i mean, you all see the site. it's pretty organized and i really think it's one of the best general contractors in the country and just really know the business. our construction manager is wade point consulting the team from b of a is lending over $100 million and investing

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we're doing our. partook at permanent housing solutions and all of those long roads of recovery. and then we want the private sector to stand up and do their part. so you see, insurance companies, and the president talked about. you see insurance companies hiding behind a technicality that it was a violent evacuation, as terms of a mandatory evacuation. to not pay additional living expenses. >> there was a time when this was referred to, climate, change as a kind of optional or long term issue. maybe not something that was going to help people today. at least that's how it's perceived. let's look at rural america though. where you see climate shocks, punishing rural communities, reporting here that places are hit by hurricanes. floods. wildfires. residents and employers will need the tax -- and it becomes harder to fund basic services. what is the argument you are making to rural america here? well some republicans in congress say this is too bigger price tag. they say it's costly. to do what you want to d

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we need to do our part. -- we saw the fires into thousand 13. d to do our part. >> pack your go-bag. >> repairs and is now back open ahead of schedule. 80 and northbound highway 1 replaced guard rail damaged last october. let's get a check of the forecast. we were talking as we talk about fires and it was a year ago we were dealing with the glass fire in the north bay. lisa:'tis the season. the wind is cooperating, but that all is going to change. we are seeing maybe a little mist and drizzle. we are clearing out in the east bay, san francisco. this is smoke from the big fire in the san joaquin valley. there is an element of hayes and our forecast today. all the -- an element of haze our forecast today. temperatures in the mid-50's, santa rosa. upper 50's fairfield. low 60's concorde. 39 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- cera bay. it still an element for the upper level smoke. it is good and the golden gate bridge. we will see that sea breeze kick up. morning gray and then sunny and cool. looking at a chance of showers mid day sonoma county tomorrow. la

>> this is part of why it is so important for our communities including schools and other businesses to do part as much as possible. we on the health-care side are doing everything we can and we have some we run up against a wall where we do not have a lot more to give in terms of resources and ourselves. oregon is like a lot of the rest of the country. across the country, a quarter of icus are 95% or more capacity. at my hospital, we just opened up a new i see you unit. we are using the area that is usually used for postsurgical care. we have turned that into an extra i see you. -- extra icu. adult cases are being pushed out to the pediatric icu. we are also being asked to try -- to take transfers of patients from around the state and the gion because other hospitals are running out too. that means we have to make hard choices about who gets a bed and many people who in normal times that i can barely remember would get an icu without question are being left in the emergency room or they are being put on a regular hospital board not equipped to take care of them. this is not the care we wa

doing okay for the most part. another trouble spot. and westbound 80.locked here due to a crash involving five vehicles. and pretty extensive back-up here. down about six miles in some spots. the good news is if you are a super computer. not too bad. oly 36. just seeing yellow pop up. and we are dealing with some slick surface this is morning. some wet weather. just a heads up. be careful. bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights. it gets pretty busy past this point across the upper deck as you head into san francisco. san matteo. all clear. no delays. traffic light in both directions. looking at about a 12-minute travel time. if you are making your way out of hayward across the span into foster city and the southway checking in with no problems right now. >>> it is now 54:89. getting our first look at the action-packed matrix. it may look a little familiar. >> if you want the truth. yeah. >> you're going to have to follow me. >>> in san francisco. >>> we ha and gaining some advice in xi >>> and later f you are planning to head the gym, bring that vacc

to step up and do their part to end the pandemic. dd: is a member of the doctors caucus do you agree with what you heard? >> our civil liberties are at risk and i believe we should educate and not mandate. i believe in the vaccine. i tried to set a good example. this is a decision that should be made between you and your physician, between you and your pharmacist, between you and your family, not between you and the government. this should be an individual decision. i encourage everyone to get the vaccine. it is safe. it is effective. i would rather have the vaccine than the virus but i don't believe it should be mandated. todd: what about mask mandates in schools. you are pretty fired up about that too. >> absolutely. what are we teaching our children here? what impact is it having on them? what is the long-term effect? we discussed this in the doctors caucus, there's only one study that was done to see if this was beneficial and it was inconclusive. this was a decision that should be made between parents, children and not between pa

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so we want to do our part as a city to protect the public and we will continue to take the appropriate steps necessary to do just that. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> so we have -- we do have a number of scheduled outdoor events and, for example, we know outside lands is coming up and we're working very closely with them and the goal is to require proof of vaccination for events that have 5,000 or more people in an outdoor environment and so we're working with the promoters for a number of these large scale events to put forth the appropriate plan to provide people. so they are well aware in advance before they attend the event. >> reporter: [inaudible] >> no. you do not have to have a smartphone, you can have your actual vaccination card. some people will use a photo of their vaccination card. some people will upload it with the state system so they can show it's been verified. right now, we're not trying to get into micromanaging of what you show. we just want to make sure people get into the habit of showing proof and everything is contingent upon the data and what we start to see with