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yamiche: eva, things were a reporter in your days at the hudson valley. republicans and former president trump, they are able to hold on and face the political consequences. on the democratic side, but there are men like al franken. is there a double standard? eva: democrats and republicans have come out and expressed different positions on this, different values. democrats say we are the party of women, we trust and believe women and wn it is one of their own who is accused of sexualmis conduct, it becomes difficult. that is why we see the response. and what was powerful. collectively we are asking ourselves is this a moment we are seeing our shift in our politics. because some of the hallmarks of governor cuomo, the bullying and family legacy and we are moving away from the aspects and to the people in the hudson valley and sullivan county and catskills are thrilled by this outcome maybe not for the allegations against him but other shoes like gun control and filth they didn't have a voice in new york state because the charge voting population re-elects

eva? >>> now to the other major story we're following this morning. the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan. president biden and the first lady arriving at dover air force bed as the bodies of the service people killed in kabul arrive home. julia macfarlane is covering the story for us from london. good morning, julia. >> reporter: good morning, eva. that's right, we are entering the last two days before that withdrawal deadline, but the risk is not letting up. as you say, the president warning there could be another attack on the airport even as the final evacuations take place. overnight, a new alert issued to americans around kabul airport citing a specific credible threat to security. the embassy warning u.s. citizens should avoid traveling to the airport and avoid all airport gates at this time. president biden issuing an urgent warning that another terrorist attack remains highly likely, and the pentagon echoing that danger as the final withdrawal of u.s. troops is under way. the circum

>> eva pilgrim leading us off. eva, our thanks to you. and so, with the fda giving pfizer vaccine the full approval, the bigger picture here tonight, will this change minds, will this change what companies now do moving forward? and, of course, the booster shot, that third shot now on the horizon. so, let's get right to dr. ashish jha, dean of the brown university school of public health. and dr. jha, always great to have you. first off, i'm curious your thoughts, how big of a game changer is today's full approval? will it change minds, as i said, or will it have an even larger impact on companies and what they'll now mandate with their workers? >> yeah, so, first of all, david, thanks for having me back. i think this is really big news. i think this is great. and i think the big impact will be on companies, on schools, on universities, hospitals, who have been waiting. i think with full approval, now, i think they will move forward with mandates. i expect a wave of mandates coming. i do think for some individuals it will make a differenc

>> i'm doing great, eva.f wind here from fred as it emerges into the florida straits and eventually the gulf of mexico. but let's give you a little western weather covering the fires, of course, the monument fire in california, over 70,000 acres burned with this one here, there you see the crowning of some of the trees, just 5% contained, so that's yet another fire that they've got to try to get their hands around with more in the way of extreme heat today, especially across northern california and western parts of oregon and washington. will be a record challenging stuff. 95 degrees in portland measured in the shade and then we'll also have maybe some dry lightning with some erratic winds there. lisa: good saturday morning. i am lisa argen. you can see the clouds in san francisco. we have air quality advisor today and tomorrow as hazy conditions will prevail in the inland valley. wildfireelevhe hea coend th98 today, 88 in san jos6 santa rosa -- temperatures over 100 degrees. very littl >>> now to "deals & st

good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, eva. president biden was briefed on what's being called a drawdown of the civilian footprint in afghanistan before leaving the white house on friday. his administration is insisting that this is not abandonment, that this is not an evacuation but you juxtapose that with these 3,000 troops, the bulk which the pentagon says will be in place by the end of the weekend, and then here at home the department of homeland security issued a new bulletin warning, the 20th anniversary of 9/11 could inspire terrorists and the bulletin also warns that domestic violent extremists have targeted religious holidays. responses to biden's actions on capitol hill split along party lines. mitch mcconnell is urging the administration to reconsider its strategy and use air strikes to keep kabul from falling. democrats like senator chris murphy have called biden's actions a necessary decision. what concerns for efrts. 15 senators urging the secretary of state to expand the special immigrant visa program to include

eva pilgrim is back with us now. and eva, health officials are not yet recommending booster hospital says it will be genera- offering an extra vaccine dose to people who got the johnson & johnson vaccine and the fda is now weighing in? >> reporter: that's right, whit. the hospital says they'll be giving a pfizer or moderna vaccine to those who have requested it, calling it a supplemental dose. the fda chief says that's not what you're supposed to do under the emergency use authorization. whit? >> eva, thank you. >>> next, that breaking news we're following on housing. the cdc taking action to limit evictions, as people struggle in the pandemic. this comes after that moratorium expired on saturday. abc's rachel scott is joining us now from capitol hill and rachel, what are you learning about their plans to keep people in their homes and stop some of these evictions? >> reporter: whit, and these details are just coming in, just moments ago, the cdc announced a new moratorium on evictions. this is a 60-day extension, la

good morning to you, ike. >> reporter: good morning, eva.right here in washington, d.c. now, i'm right in front of the square where the march will begin. from here the group will move to the national mall with the capitol as the backdrop. now, this time these thousands of marchers that will be here in these streets, they are marching to pressure congress to pass voting rights legislation. this morning, the lone star state is one step closer to new voting restrictions after the texas house of representatives passed sb-1, its election bill. the piece of legislation would ban several voting changes introduced during the pandemic like 24-hour polling places and drive-through voting. >> it is a matter, and i don't want to be hyperbolic, but it's a matter of life or death. >> reporter: texas state representative ron reynolds was 1 of the over 50 democrats bringing national attention to the battle in the lone star state. representative reynolds says the bills passed in texas only puts more pressure on the senate to act. the battle for elections spr

good morning to you, rob. >> hey, good morning, eva. triple-digit heat is returning to parts of california, that's the bad news. the good news is, the northwest at least is getting a bit of a break this weekend before their heat returns as we go into next week. take a look at this map. is just crippling and the entire state of colorado under air quality alert and here's where we expect some of that smoke to continue with over 100 large fires burning in the west. anybody downstream all the way into the upper midwest will see some of that smoke. here comes the heat not just for california but much of the intermountain west, temperatures up and over 100 degrees over the coming days, and summer heat is certainly here to stay. dan, back to you. >> we'll come back in a few minutes. >>> we're going to turn now to the latest on the pandemic. 50% of the american population is now fully vaccinated according to the cdc. even so, the country recorded 120,000 cases on friday. that's the highest single day case total in six months, this is putting a

. >> roger, -- >> we show you or three hours and seven minutes into it, into the eva and we'd like you the lem in two minutes, that's three plus one seven. >> i hope to get back there -- . houston, we are approaching the alsep and headed back to the lem. >> pete, now we are picking up your heavy footprint going by the seismometers. >> okay, we are -- man, we are filthy. coming up the ladder. shaking the whole thing. >> yankee clipper, houston. >> clipper here. >> clipper, you were [inaudible] forgotten man for a while. all eyes are on you know. >> as nick gordon circled the moon, dick comrade and alpine rested for the next expedition. their total time on the lunar surface had been just under four hours. 12 and a half hours later, they went out again. >> whoops, -- . okay, houston. >> roger. >> copy, pete. >> before they began their biological extradition to surrounding craters and to surveyor the the, they worked around the lunar module, getting the fuels and continues they would meet. >> -- roger, we copy that. >> i wonder what happened since yesterday. i think everybody learns -- . >

good morning to you, alex. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we've seen president biden continuing to defend the drawdown saying one more year or five more years of u.s. military presence would not have made a difference. if the afghan military cannot or will not hold its own country. secretary of state antony blinken spoke to president ghani yesterday offering support. in advance of the taliban reaching the presidential palace blinken spoke with ghani's political rival who led negotiations with the taliban. here at home republicans continue to criticize the drawdown. mike rodgers, unfortunately, i believe the worst is yet to come. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell urged president biden to use air strikes. biden saying he inherited a deal cut by his predecessor. as this drawdown continues, biden's also out with a warning to the taliban saying that any action against u.s. personnel during this mission will be met with a swift and strong response. dan? >> alex presha at the white house. alex, thank you very much. >>> let's bring in our chief

>> good morning, eva. the issue is nursing. across the united states including in california nursing shortages are causing delays in care and they increase the risk of medical error. as you know, nurses are the backbone of our health care industry. when i talk to nurses about their experiences, many are expressing they're feeling exhausted, unappreciated and tired to be quite honest. it's the driving factors behind why many are leaving bedside nursing. hopefully we'll be able to fix this. it's quite difficult to fix staffing shortages because nurses are highly skilled and the training takes significant amounts of time. >> you're on the front lines in the er. and i'm curious what you are seeing. who's making up the majority of patients that are coming in, young people, old people, vaccinated, unvaccinated? >> the majority of my patients are unvaccinated, under the age of 50 and predominantly people of color. as the disparities we identified early on in the pandemic seem to be persisting. >> what are a lot of the covid patients s

eva, over to you. >>> to the crisis overseas. with virtually all restrictions lifted in the united kingdom, another one set to fall. starting tomorrow, fully vaccinated americans can visit the uk without quarantining upon arrival. julia mcfar lane lane is live i london with more on this. good morning, julia. >> reporter: good morning, eva. i can't promise anything other than a typically rainy day tomorrow, but restrictions have been lifted and the uk is desperate to welcome back u.s. tourists to their shores for what is left of the summer season. starting tomorrow, american travelers and visitors from most of europe can finally come back to the uk without the need for self-isolation upon arrival as long as they have proof of a full dose of vaccination approved by either the fda or the european medical association. visitors need to take a covid tests before and after their trip. it's hopeful this will allow for more tourists trips, but there's a lot of business travellers that haven't come across the pond for months since the seco

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eva.r the last few days president biden talked to seven heads of state as the white house and u.s. allies try to manage these evacuation efforts. the president finally did cancel plans to go home yesterday, not surprising given the severity of the situation on the ground right now. he was briefed by his top military and national security advisers. the white house released a photo you see there saying the discussions focused on security operations, counterterrorism and secur securing additional locations around the world with our allies for those evacuation planes to land. you get the sense in washington that this is an absolute scramble. members of congress and advocacy groups are increasingly upset, demanding answers, working to try to connect with those in need. we're hearing anecdotal stories of some people who have been safely inside the airport in kabul, but still waiting for days for flights to get out without basic provisions or provisions starting to run thin. yesterday the state d

. >> we show your three hours and seven minutes into t into the eva, and we would like you back to them to start the close out in ten minutes. that's at 3 plus 17. >> i hope to get back to that lemm. we are a long way. >> houston, we are approaching the lsep heading back to the lemm. >> pete, now we're picking up your heavy footprints going by the seismometer. >> okay. i mean, we ought to dust each other off. man, we are filthy. coming up the ladder. >> you're shaking the whole lemm. >> sorry about that. >> yankee clipper, houston. >> clipper, you were sort of the forgotten man for a little while. all eyes are on you now. we're with you. >> as dick gordon circled the moon pete conrad and al bean rested for their next expedition. their total time on the lunar surface had been just under four hours. 12 1/2 hours later they went out again. >> one step. okay, houston. >> roger. >> copy, pete. >> before they began their geological expedition of the craters and surveyor they worked around the lunar module getting ready the tools and containers they would need. >> putting the parts back on pe

eva? >> and the eyes all over the world watching to see how this all folds out as it plays out for us to see. maryalice, thank you. >>> now to tropical storm henri barreling towards the northeast coast and the region bracing for what could be a rare, direct hit. rob is in new haven, connecticut, tracking it all. good morning to you, rob. >> hey, good morning, eva. if it comes ashore as a hurricane on long island or connecticut, it will be the first one since gloria back in 1985 and this thing took a shift to the west yesterday so the amount of time we have to prepare is not a whole lot. take a look at where it is right now, about 190 miles off the coast of the carolinas, about 550 miles from long island, and it is going to be going over the gulf stream here in the next 12 to 18 hours. and that should provide some strengthening. doesn't look great but the forecast track is going to shove it to the left and that low will suck it into new england and new york actually with flooding rains pote

it's great to be here with amy and eva.nk you for starting your friday with us. >> it is a busy morning, guys. we begin with the crisis in afghanistan. as the taliban surges, the pentagon sending around 3,000 troops back to the country to help evacuate u.s. embassy personnel and others in kabul. >>> and the taliban's pace is startling. three major cities including kandahar falling to the taliban in just the past 24 hours. the biden administration is now presence there, just 2 1/2 weeks before the scheduled withdrawal of all u.s. troops. senior foreign correspondent ian pannell has the latest for us. good morning, iaeporter: yeah, n amy.istan has been bewildering but this u.s. emergency evacuation is going to be seen by many as a stunning admission of failure and a signal for anyone in afghanistan who can get out to do so now. this morning, afghanistan reeling as around 3,000 u.s. troops set to deploy back into afghanistan to help an emergency evacuation of some embassy staff and others out of kabul as the taliban's grip aro

thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> eva. >>> now to that triple threat.t of the country on alert this morning, severe weather in the midwest, heat waves on both coasts and a tropical depression on the path to florida. rob is tracking that. good morning to you, rob. >> hey, good morning, eva. we'll start with the severe weather. it was another rough day for the midwest and the northeast with heat and humidity fueling these storms over nearly 400 damaging storm reports leaving over 900,000 without power this morning. >> reporter: overnight, severe storms sweep across the midwest. with the town of pulaski, wisconsin, as these images show atornado on the ground. >> it's starting to touch down again. >> reporter: in one day, at least four powerful twisters in the badger state after nearly a week's worth of storms battering the region. severe winds up to 60 miles per hour downing trees and shattering windows. homeowners fortunate to escape. >> a pretty loud boom. right away came outside and see everything just falling apart. >> reporter: in pennsylvania, relent

the eva is progressing beautifully. they're setting up the flag now.s the quality of the tv? >> oh, it's beautiful, mike, it really is. >> i would like to evaluate the various paces that a person traveling on the surface. you do have to be careful to keep track of where your center of mass is. sometimes it takes about two or three paces to make sure that you've got your feet underneath you. >> two to three, maybe four easy paces can bring you to a really smooth stop, like in football, you just have to put out to the side and cut a little bit. kangaroo hop. it seems your forward ability isn't quite as good, it gets rather tiring after several hundred feet. this may be a function of the suit rather than lack of gravity force here. >> i notice in the soft spots where we have footprints nearly an inch deep, that the soil is very cohesive and it will retain a slope of probably 70 degrees on the side of the foot prunt. footprint. >> buzz is making his way around the lem, photographing it from various angles.footprint. >> buzz is making his way around the lem

we go back to eva pilgrim in new york. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, again, george.ing to get that first shot. this morning, major new developments in the fight against covid-19. the fda granting full approval for pfizer's vaccine. the fastest vaccine approval in fda history. >> those that have been waiting for full approval should go get your shot now. >> reporter: pfizer becoming the first vaccine to move past emergency use authorization. george spoke to dr. francis collins earlier this morning. >> where should vaccines be mandated? >> you've seen already just in the last 24 hours since this approval by fda, universities in minnesota and louisiana coming out and saying, okay, that does it. we were waiting for that. now we're going to mandate that for our students. so, yeah, there's going to be encouragements and then there's going to be something a little more significant here in terms of requirements but it's the right time. come on, america. >> reporter: in order to get full fda approval pfizer had to undergo a more stringent result and proving substantial eviden

>> eva, thank you. amy?ng gold in tokyo, the olympic champ announcing she is now a mom. breanna and her wife marta welcomed their baby girl ruby via surrogate and she says i've always known i wanted a family, always wanted to be a younger mom. it will not be easy, but why can't i be the best player, a mom and have a child in the way we've done? you know what, no reason she can't. she's doing it and proving it. >> she is. she raced home from tokyo for the birth. congratulations to them. >>> coming up, the story behind this stunning image right here. you see more than 600 people packed on board the flight as they try to flee the taliban and afghanistan. >>> also this morning, selma blair's hopeful update revealing she is now in remission from ms three years after her diagnosis. the actress' message this morning. >>> plus, we cannot wait to talk with billie jean king. she made it here to the studio. she's upstairs. she has a beautiful new memoir out revealing so much. we're going to talk to billie in just a lit

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. >> reporter: good morning, eva. imagine an entire town gone in just hours. happened here. very little remains of these homes. you can see the staircase right here. if we walk just a few feet you can see this patio table. it's here but it's melted. people were so grateful to have made it out alive, but two days after this fire, eight people are still unaccounted for. this morning, flames sweeping the west coast roaring in size. california's dixie fire now the third largest in the state's history, greater than the size of houston, destroying over 100 homes, eviscerating the gold rush town of greenville. it looks like a bomb went off in this area. homes and buildings that have withstood the test of time for over 100 years now decimated. what was once a small downtown now a ghost town. multiple people still reported missing two days later. and firefighters' work is far from over. we're just a few minutes out from greenville. firefighters are intentionally and strategically lighting this part of the forest on fire right now to try and save the remaining homes. fu

. >> reporter: hi, good morning, eva. foggy right now. should be stormy tomorrow.orry we're at the end of summer and have a lot of other stuff in the news and people aren't prepared for this and we've been shifting the path of henri the past 36 hours dramatically to the left over some highly populated areas. so pay attention if you live anywhere in the northeast. this is the satellite imagery with lightning data as seen yesterday and a lot of types when we see lightning around the center that indicates strengthening. we haven't seen a lot of that. we're not quite at hurricane strength yet but almost there. there's the satellite picture. about 180 miles off the coast of the carolinas, 500 miles south of long island and we expect it to become a hurricane and because of that hurricane warnings are posted from where i stand east to rhode island and also much of long island. tropical storm warnings posted for all of the new york city metropolitan area. forecast track actually brings it to the west. that low over ohio will suck it in and landfall expected late in the mor

or the blades on eva is one of more than a 100 burning across greece. a wall find the outskirts of the capital. athens has now receded, but as destroyed homes and businesses in its wake. the country is facing its most severe heat wave in 30 years with the risk of more fires to come. st bas ravi reports now from athens. one of the most dangerous wildfires of the season so far it took 501st responders working around the clock and countless area sort ace to bring this blaze just north of the greek capital under control volunteers working alongside police and fire rescue teams managed to keep the flames from spreading to more populated areas of athens outside the police, coord anxious residents waited, unable to go home. me, let me get that sort of thing. it's a total catastrophe. my neighbor's house burned down and i caught him and he was distraught. we're talking about complete destruction. maybe my house has been down also. i don't know. i'm assuming this because my neighbor's house burned down. we have been destroyed as a family financially. we finished

>> all right, eva pilgrim, thank you. of course, as we await this new guidance from the cdc, we know you likely have questions at home about the likely recommendations coming now for a third shot, a booster for everyone. so, let's get right to dr. richard besser, the president of the robert wood johnson foundation, a practicing pediatrician and someone we know well here after his years at abc. great to have you. you saw that i brought this up, the early israeli data with dr. fauci last week, asking if this booster shot was inevitably coming for all americans. we also had data from the mayo clinic that the pfizer vaccine actually waned over time for the fully vaccinated. still had to be peer reviewed. but does all of this data concern you and does this booster recommendation that's likely coming make sense to you? >> well, you know, david, this is what cdc has been watching for. if they're seeing a drop in protection from serious infection and hospitalization, that's the signal they'd be watching for to say, yes, it's time

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of creating a mission scenario, you're going to phobos and you're, you know, you're going to do an evaraft to the surface. you know, all that keeps them really excited and engaged in the simulation. the goal here is notjust to study the effects of isolation and confinement, but also to work out how to put together the perfect team for extreme space travel. it's all about the mix. and that's one of the things that we're looking at, is what is that right mix? 0r given the particular mix of people, you know, you have, let's say, one strong personality and three less strong personalities, what would we expect that to play out like? so what kind of roles do you need to have a successful team for a space mission? and they were looking notjust at the functional roles, you know, a commander ora medic, an engineer, but they're also looking at the social roles and found that those were just as, if not more important for those long—duration missions, having somebody that's providing humour or entertainment for the crew, that's way more important. and it won'tjust be down to humans to decide what

dijo stephanie lÓpez, madre de eva de 11 meses, quien fue trasladada por falta de espacio en cuidadosnunciÓ un intensivo de 50 $ para las personas que tengan medicare y se vacunen. >> no me habÍa animado, pero veo que se estÁ poniendo feo. locutora: centros de vacunaciÓn regalan desde Útiles escolares, cupones para comida. locutor: la pandemia de coronavirus ha desbordado a los gobiernos, instituciones y organismos de salud. la variante delta y su fÁcil propagaciÓn es un reto aÚn mayor. guillermo gonzÁlez nos tiene respuestas. guillermo: ante el aumento de contagios de covid—19 atribuidos a la variante delta, algunos estudios en el reino unido sugieren que podrÍa existir la posibilidad de que sea necesaria una vacuna especÍfica para combatir esa variaciÓn del virus. que es necesario seguir de cerca el desarrollo de delta. >> nosotros tenemos que evaluar si estÁ funcionando o no. moderna, johnson y johnson, pfizer son las vacunas que mejor estÁn a nivel mundial. >> creo que es necesario tomar conciencia. es lo correcto y necesario para mejorar nuestra convivencia. locutor: los estudios

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