ktvu jana katsuyama is here now with that meeting janna heather. here's the dilemma fighter says a third dose would boost immunity and be 5 to 10 times more effective than just two doses. but many health officials say that's the wrong focus. with so many americans and people worldwide still unvaccinated. pfizer met with fda officials monday, saying covid vaccine booster shots could be needed in 12 months to maintain antibody levels. concern is building as the more contagious delta variant is spreading with covid cases, increasing 30% this week. also a worry is the possibility of new variants emerging. i don't think we want to be here in december with a new variant. that seems to be abating our vaccine and we don't have anything that's in the pipeline already to go. but dr anthony fauci another federal health officials say it's too soon to recommend a third shot when nationwide only 55% of the total population has had at least one vaccine dose. 32% of all adults still have not received a vaccine. the bay area is faring better, but vaccination rates

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live in walnut creek to explain the continued concerns, janna julie, the lights are on here in walnut creek, which is a good thing, but we certainly could feel that extreme heat here today. governor newsom issued an emergency proclamation today to allow for some more backup power generation. that's to boost the supplies. just as as you said, cal is so is asking people to reduce demand. and for a second day tomorrow. outdoor restaurant, patios and park. let's were mostly empty in downtown walnut creek, where the triple digit temperatures and scorching heat drove many people inside, cranking up the air conditioning and everybody wants to see inside. in those we are conditioning, even if we didn't have any tables do one to sit at the bar because you know the air conditioning situation, but the high demand for power prompted callous so to issue a flex alert from 4 to 9 p.m. worried about a shortage on the power grid. the alert right during peak hours for limon and other businesses nearby at insignias lawn staff turn some lights off. we're trying to turn of

ktvu jana katsuyama with the reaction from a bay area lawmaker who helped pave the way here, janna heatherstate senator nancy skinner of berkeley, launched the effort that got the ball rolling, so to speak, and says this is just a temporary fix, though they were under intense pressure. act before the laws took effect tomorrow, in some states that would allow college athletes to get money for the use of their images. the ncaa board's decision wednesday puts new rules into play for college athletes now allowing them to make money from their image. their image is being used. their bodies are being used. their talents are being used. they should be receiving compensation in some way. i know a lot of student athletes that had to kind of saw a vigil out of their money to be able to, like afford, um like food. like other necessary expenses that aren't included in like scholarship. the effort to allow student compensation was launched by state senator nancy skinner of berkeley. well, the ansi to a finally threw in the towel. it's a true victory for student athletes who've been exploited for decade

janna heather. they's president says that tuesday is their deadline for the city council decide whether they want to accept the a's plan for a ballpark right here on the waterfront, one city council member tells me, though, that the a's plan does not meet one minimum requirement. both sides are hoping for a deal before next week. the oakland city council plans to discuss and vote july 20th on terms of agreement for the oakland a's waterfront ballpark proposal at howard terminal. oakland a's president dave cavill, says negotiations continue, but there's still a wide gap. it's a hard deadline. you know, we've been working for almost five years on this project. so it's not like we're asking for a snap vote. the two sides remained pretty far apart over a half a billion dollars apart. cavil says the aids proposal includes privately paying for the $1 billion 35,000 seat ballpark, and the developer has made concessions, agreeing to remain for 30 years instead of the initial offer of 20 and creating tax dis

right now, ktvu jana katsuyama is in the newsroom with the latest development janna julian heather fighter says a third shot gives 5 to 10 times more immunity and today. israel began giving fighter booster shots to people with weak immune systems. cdc fda and the world health organization all say the focus instead should be on getting millions of people in the u. s and worldwide their first doses. pfizer met with fda officials monday, saying covid vaccine booster shots could be needed in 12 months to maintain antibody levels. concern is building as the more contagious delta variant is spreading with covid cases, increasing 30% this week. i don't think we want to be here in december with a new variant that seems to be abating our vaccine and you don't have anything. its in the pipeline already to go, but dr anthony fauci another federal health officials say it's too soon to recommend a third shot when nationwide only 55% of the total population has had at least one vaccine dose. 32% of all adults still have not received a vaccine. the bay area is faring better, but vaccination rates of peop

and i thought of the part that we actually looked at what was going on in the world. janna would start with you. can you know, immigration policy, that's when you're specialties. you know, is there what country do you think immigration policies is? the gold standard should the u. s. and other countries try to emulate has anybody got it? right? you know, i don't think anybody's got net, right? i mean, look, the fact, the ugly fact of the matter isn't reprehensible enough. the western world over the last century, perhaps century and a half to engage in a lot of mission around the world. and the chickens and sadly enough come home to roost. there's been massive migrations across the globe through the for example, the united states interference in the middle east of the united states. indifference to central america, europe's indifference to africa, and the last century. i mean, these things have a cause and effect. so this, this is not new, these mass migrations are something that has been going on for a long time for all kinds of reasons, not the least of which is the involvement of west

with the message today from president biden and the new measures in the bay area to track and test jannadent biden said today that we are on track to have 160 million americans fully vaccinated by the end of the week. but as people start making clean, more. the coronavirus variants and even common cold and flu viruses, which share covid symptoms are spreading to so some places, said today they're ramping up covid testing as people returned from a holiday weekend celebrating america's battle for independence, president biden turned tuesday to the battle for americans health more than 182 million americans have received at least one shot, including nearly 90% of seniors and 70% of adults over the age. 27 the urgency is increasing as people travel and returned from family gatherings in crowded fourth of july celebrations, mixing at a time when some states still have vaccination rates below 30% and the u. s has seen a spike in cases of the more transmissible delta variant. in california state officials say 35% of coronavirus variance last month were the delta variant. on tuesday, sfo announc

janna julie, some people may have just started receiving food stamps or cal fresh for the first time this past year, and they might not realize that some farmers markets will give you bonus cash to spend. at the downtown san leandro farmers market, the stands feature fresh fruits and vegetables in season, but when alexa velarde visited, she was surprised. i did not know that you can use the food stamps at the farmer's market. the market is one of many that accept food stamps known as calle, fresh, as well as wic checks for low income families. shoppers can take their mbt cards to the information tent and cash in, but they also get a bonus through market match which can double their money. so they come to us first, and they get their money out and we match up to $10 that they take off their card, so they get an extra 10 that can be spent on fruits and veggies anywhere in the market. i felt like i went to the casino, and i won. it was a little wind a little victory. this is the first time and i think it's awesome because you get twice as much $28 from the week store and right now they

katsuyama would look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu plus jannaw tonight you could get a refund on your baggage fee if your luggage doesn't arrive at your destination on time. the new regulation the u. s transportation department is proposing for all airlines. plus covid-19 infection rates are on the rise again in parts of the country. just as more people travel and attend events for the fourth of july holiday what experts say is likely causing this increase those stories and more coming up at seven on ktvu plus, but first after the break a warning for people headed to lake berryessa for the holiday weekend. what officials want you to know to stay safe on the water? your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some, rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. with ra, your overactive immune system rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, have occurred as have certai

the native americans, janna heather here at the mcdonald's in venetia.ing to have a one day covid vaccine pop up clinic. and, yes, you can get free fries with your covid shot and whether it's free food or famous celebrities. this is part of a nationwide effort to try and get more young people vaccinated. 18 year old pop singer and disney star olivia rodrigo went to the white house wednesday. dam at the white house meeting with president biden, dr fauci because she posted this video on instagram rodrigo, who's known for her hit song, good for you told her 14 million followers. a covid vaccine is good for them. it's important to have conversations with friends and family members, encouraging all communities to get vaccinated and thank you all for helping share this important message. so appreciated. thank you. rodrigo was invited to record a video with president biden to encourage more youth to get the vaccine. i think it's really smart of her to do that, because it's going to influence like her fans, her younger friends and like people who are scared to d

stand tonight, janna. julie this vote comes after more than four years of negotiations, and even with the yes vote and a major concession by the city this morning, the aids were not clear about whether they would stay or walk away from the table. the oakland city council approved a term sheet for the oakland a's $12 billion waterfront ballpark development at howard terminal, six council members voted yes, council member noel gayo voted no council member carol fife abstained. the 10 page term sheet included last minute concessions from the city council member rebecca kaplan added an amendment saying the city would take responsibility. for getting funding for hundreds of millions of dollars for offsite transportation, infrastructure improvements. that's a huge, huge concession and frankly, i don't see us can conceiving anything more than we already have. at some point we're done. and that that that point is very, very soon, if not already here. aids president dave cavil reaction, though, was ambiguous, sayin

ktvu jana katsuyama live now in oakland, with the latest on negotiations, janna well, it's a beautiful night out here. many people think it would be a good idea to have in eight ball park right here on the waterfront. but the problem is the details, and both sides say that they are still negotiating, but they haven't made a lot of movement. the oakland city council plans to discuss and vote july 20th on terms of agreement for the oakland a's waterfront ballpark proposal at howard terminal. now with a week to go, major league baseball commissioner rob manfred said tuesday. a no vote would mean the end of the plans oakland a's president, dave cavill, says negotiations continue, but there's still a wide gap. it's a hard deadline. you know, we've been working for almost five years on this project, so it's not like we're asking for a snap vote. we've been having meetings daily, but the parts are the two sides remain pretty far apart over half a billion dollars apart, cavil says the aids proposal includes privately paying for the one billion dollars 35,000 seat ballpark, and the developer ha

janna yes, heather. it's a rare sign of bipartisanship. they came together around this idea of guaranteed income that has been gaining momentum. some places in the bay area such as oakland and santa clara county already have explored programs, but this is the nation's first statewide measure. i was in the system for 20 years, noel anaya's says he was in foster care from age 1 to 21 when he aged out like many of california's foster youth that meant being on his own to cover basic necessities and unexpected setbacks, like when someone robbed him because i didn't have any money or any cushion, i actually had to stop. going to school full time and get another job i would have loved to have been in school full time, but i didn't have that privilege. on thursday, california lawmakers approved the first state funded guaranteed income plan in the nation to help low income young adults like noel, who recently left foster care and pregnant women. the bill had bipartisan support passing in the state senate, 36 to 0 and passing in the assembly, 64 to

along the coastline can also see a little bit of a moisture here hanging out off the coastline as janna mentioned at the top of the hour that monsoonal moisture that pull through in the overnight hours early morning hours with just one lightning strike detected over areas of the north bay, but take a look at what is going on over the sierra. so, thankfully, nothing like that for us and again, this moisture is beginning to push out. in fact, if you take a look at the loop going on here, you can see how it's moving north and east. in any event. the thunderstorms have been firing off over the sierra all afternoon long. it looks like south of various near south lake tahoe mark louisville area for us getting into the evening hours, the low clouds will continue their march across the city into the bay and then into the east bay. looks like right about sunset or so and then we wake up tomorrow morning with low clouds at the coast along the bay and for the inner east bay. perhaps partly cloudy skies there as well. and as we get into the afternoon were mostly sunny away from the coast once again

miracle tani is being remembered tonight, janna. well heather and andre. come as such a shock to the community. be here, um janice america. tani passed away early this morning. they only learned last week that she had been diagnosed with cancer. and so this has been very sudden. obviously she is very beloved as well. we have seen her throughout the years ever since nearly 60 years ago, she was started glide with her husband, reverend cecil williams, the two of them known as community activists as warriors for social justice. who really tried to spread love throughout san francisco. she was also known in her own right as a poet laureate for san francisco, from 2000 to 2000 to a very accomplished poet whose work was known nationwide throughout the world, and she was beloved by the japanese american community. as somebody who spoke out about civil rights, her own family incarcerated by the american government during world war two, um today i spoke with one member of the japantown community who talks about what an icon and she was for both people there as well

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this evening, janna julian andre, too. i need, you know, look around me, and you can see that in walnut creek. the lights stayed on. they did not have any rolling blackouts, but there are still concerns. some people did get phone calls or email messages about potential rolling blackouts. and they are concerned about tomorrow as you mentioned, so there is going to be another flex alert alert, and they're hoping that people will conserve tomorrow. outdoor restaurant, patios and park. let's were mostly empty in downtown walnut creek, where the triple digit temperatures and scorching heat drove many people inside, cranking up the air conditioning and everybody wants to sit inside. in those we are conditioning, even if we didn't have any tables. you want to sit at the bar because you know the air conditioning situation, but the high demand for power prompted callous so to issue a flex alert from 4 to 9 p.m. worried about a shortage on the power grid. the alert right there. in peak hours for limon and other businesses nearby at

so, janna, what is the update now? well heather.a police officer was also shot. and it appears that the office who died in the standoff was a sergeant with the swat team for the lubbock county sheriff's office again. three other officers, sheriff's deputies were injured, and then that one police officer, it's all happening in west texas, and we want to show you a map of the location. so you get a sense of where this is. the town of level and it's about 30 miles from lubbock, texas, and you can see it's directly west of dallas fort worth now that's where officers were dealing with a man who had barricaded himself inside a house. all of this started shortly after one pm texas time. you can see video from the scene there for deputies and one police officer were hit by gunfire and the officer who died at the hospital. sergeant josh bartlett was leader of the global counties. uh sheriff's tactical unit, and that is, according to a texas law enforcement association. sergeant bartlett leaves behind a wife and three sons and the three other

janna heather, the black hat, def con convention starts next week, bringing some of the nation's topecurity experts together for trainings and briefings. the biden administration has indicated more collaboration is needed across sectors to protect us agencies and companies. from companies such as meat packing plants to the nation's oil pipelines and even federal agencies such as the treasury and commerce departments. cyber attacks have become a worrying threat nationwide. you're going to see an attacker, particularly the advanced ones, using only only as much force is absolutely necessary. craig williams is director of cisco's tallis security division, he says. in many cases, hackers might simply exploit weaknesses in government or companies systems. a lot of the time you'll see. more simplistic attacks are well known attacks things that maybe should have been patched, but we're not passed because of, you know, priority or timing or the utility required to patch it, but there are more sophisticated attacks that are harder to stop zero day exploit is what we would call it would be. an