this is jessie. jessie malit, my man, and you're here now because we wan introduce tnt to you.ou doing? >> this is jessie's momma, daisy and jessie didn't know momma daisy was going to be here and in fact texted her and what did he say in his message? what did he tell you. >> it's going to be okay, jessie. >> he just wanted her to watch "good morning america." didn't know she was here. she's been crying you watching you out the window. she is here because we want the entire country to know about you and your story. everybody, take a look. ♪ a north carolina central eagle through and through. from the field to the classroom to the community, jessie malit lives by the institution's motto, truth and service. >> jessie malit is one of a kind. >> hard worker. >> he is the standard. >> reporter: the 6'3" defensive lineman is a heavy hurter on the feel. when not on the field he is still going hard. >> he's one of the guys that grinds on and off the field. >> when he says he wants to do something he's not just saying it, he's not just creating the plan but he's also executing. >> yeah,

thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key to the success. so i thin

i had to work hard to say that correctly, jessie. thanks so much for both of you for being with us.ad the chairman of equo knox in here yesterday, jessie, he was teming me that equinox was instituting a vaccine requirements for customers. anyone who wants to work out in the gym and they polled customers and gym members and it was a wildly popular notion. so what are you hearing? and how do you feel about this? >> well so far we had a similar response from the general public. anybody that we have spoken to in regards to reservations or parties or just general questions that we field through email or for -- through phone calls, at least, i don't know, maybe ten people a day are saying, oh, thank you so much. we really appreciate you're doing fully vaccinated indoors. we feel more comfortable. we weren't going to go out, but now we know we have a safe space where we can go and just relax a little bit and not to ostracize anybody, we still do -- we welcome everyone. but it's just if you're not vaccinated or if you do not have proof of vaccination, we're happy to accommodate people outsi

thank you so much, jessie, for this conversation. i want to open it up with the committee, starting with member ledbetter ter and then deantonio. and member friedenbach. >> thank you. i'm having a reaction because it feels like we made a big vote, and then we came back, and now somebody has planned our work for us. and it is a very qualitatively different experience than prior to the voting process. and, you know, i think i would need to hear a little bit from the chair in terms of sort of where they've played a role in this. i think this is the time for us to sort of talk through this, right, and see, i think, probably pull back our liaison structure, which we had adopted and voted on and is in our bylaws. map it to the work plan. and look and see if the work plan -- whose work plan is it? it feels like the city's work plan, but our committee has been very much a committee that takes leadership role, that convenience stakeholders ourselves, that we really are, you know, active. and i think it has been a key to the success. so i thin

jessie: con ese bombÓn espaÑol.mandando nuestro apoyo a travÉs de las redes sociales. alejandro es un hombre que ahÍ donde lo ves es un dios de la mÚsica, siempre explicÓ que es un dios que se puede tocar y el te abraza todo el tiempo. por lo tanto, como ha sido tan cariÑoso con todos nosotros, es fÁcil que recuerdoque su familia tambiÉn se portÓ muy bien conmigo, incluso don vicente fernÁndez me dejÓ todos sus mariachis al completo para cantar en guadalajara y eso fue un regalo que jamÁs me olvidarÉ. jessie: definitivamente david domina la mÚsica, pero yo querÍa saber si tiene talento en la cocina. ¿tu esposa te hace arepas? bisbal: aquÍ tengo que poner una excepciÓn, ¿vale? no es que mi mujer me hace arepas, es que yo tambiÉn hago arepas. pero te digo las arepas me salen bien redondita, muy bien. jessie: cuando vayas a "despierta amÉrica" compartir con nuestros chefs yisus y hacer un desayuno a lo venezolano. bisbal: trato hecho, te toma la palabra. ♪ ♪si ella te quiere♪ jessie:como es ahora ser papÁ de tres bisba

more than a dozen people who are unaccounted for after devastating floods killed more than 20 people, jessi mitch sell in the hard hit town of waverley. the raging flood waters that swept through waverley tennessee ripped the homes off their foundation, submerged cars and left behind miles of destruction. nearly 20 people were killed and more than a dozen are missing. among them 15 year old lily bryant. today her family was out searching again. the teen got separated from her sister while they were both floating on a piece of debris. >> hopefully we'll find her. to have some kind of closure. better than just wondering. >> reporter: this deadly flooding took the lives of several children, among them were seven month old twins ryan and riley who were torn from their father's arms and two year old kellen who was yanked from his mother's grip. >> they were on the clothes line hanging on. a wonderful kid. >> my mom and i are being rescued. >> reporter: neighbors used jet skis to help some of the stranded and search and rescue teams pulled residents off rooftop. and it's heartbreak for loretta ly

clear weather today to clear a lot of that debris and hopefully find answers for those families. >> jessi mitchell, thank you so mch. >> and more weather now, what was once hurricane henri is still dumping rain in new england it knocked out power to tense of thousands of homes and businesses, meg oliver shows us the massive cleanup. >> tropical storm henri carried enough mus toll batter the northeast. high winds and storm surge flooded s n trnd power lines leaving more than 100,000 in the dark on sunday. >> this part of the state got crushed. >> new jersey governor phil murphy. >> there was a huge, massive rain event. this is double digit inches in some places, of rain, unheard of. >> how bad is it. >> it's terrible twns in hermeta the water slipped into sue saffage house so quickly. >> like an ocean coming down the street. >> how quickly did you get out. >> we got out within a half an hour, i goat came and got us. >> she said the water rose up to her basement ceiling about three feet remains and everything from the appliances, clothing to furniture gone. >> this was completely engulfed w

our washington correspondent jessi tenure live for us in the nation's capital with more. jesse. >> good evening, ken and pam at the white house just said that we will be hearing from president biden tomorrow in an address about the official end to the war in afghanistan. but before he did say in a statement that this was a unanimous recommendation from his joint chiefs and the commanders on the ground. after days of holding back details monday afternoon. the pentagon made a surprise announcement. i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan. >> in the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens. country nationals and vulnerable afghans last c 17 lifted off from hamad karzai international airport on august 30th this afternoon at 03:29pm east coast time and the last manned aircraft is now clearing the air space above afghanistan. general mckenzie reports american troops have evacuated more than 79,000 civilians from the kabul airport, including 6,000 americans since august 14th. you would like to bring out everybody that wanted to com

i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report. jesse. and after the break. >> why a popular retailer says it has no choice but to pay police to help protect the store. across california and here in the bay area losses totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars from thefts have let northam's to invest in some extra security kron four's trying to call has more on that. >> on a voluntary overtime basis starting next week during business hours the walnut creek police department will assign an officer to monitor nordstrom at broadway plaza. in addition to the officers already assigned to cover the outdoor mall thinking long term. if there's a fear in their customer base. the customers are less likely to also shop at the store. so it's not just the theft loss. it's all still. >> the loss of business that they may be considering lieutenant anthony manji says nordstrom requested this service in response to the numerous grab that city has experienced and its locations throughout the bay area other high end have been targeting 2. >> on tuesday. the

the war is officially over kron four's, washington correspondent jessi turnure has the latest now. >>good evening. the pentagon says it is august 31st in afghanistan. and this final mission is going smoothly so far the top defense and the state department officials that were left in kabul are on that last flight and the taliban helped establish a perimeter around the airfield to make sure they could get out safely. >> after days of holding back details monday afternoon. the pentagon made a surprise announcement. i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan in the end of the military mission to evacuate american citizens. for a country nationals and vulnerable afghans last c 17 lifted off from hamad karzai international airport on august 30th this afternoon at 03:29pm east coast time and the last manned aircraft is now clearing the air space above afghanistan. general mckenzie reports american troops have evacuated more than 79,000 civilians from the kabul airport, including 6,000 americans since august 14th. you would like to bring out everybody that wanted t

i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report. jesse. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news prices are rising for rental cars. now people are turning to an unusual source for transportation on their vacations. -great idea. [gasps] look at the little cutie. -he's coming for a visit. -hi. [chuckles] aww! oh! he's leaving! -nice work, guys! -introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. car rental shortage now has more. americans turning to you all rentals in order to try and save some money and a lot of places travelers are having a tough time finding cars to rent experts say many car rentals companies actually sold off nearly half of their fleet during the pandemic. then there's also an ongoing microchip shorter for shortage for newer vehicles. that demand is driving a car rental prices. the travelers say they are renting u hauls to save mon

i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report. jesse. >> well, coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news on the efforts to make the work week. just 4 days. we have the details after the break. [announcement on pa] introducing togo's new cheese steak melt, featuring fresh artisan bread, layered with tender seasoned steak, sautéed mushrooms, roasted red peppers, and smothered with melty american cheese. the new cheese steak melt, now at togo's. >> well, welcome back to the kron 4 morning news for your money this morning. several lawmakers are pushing for a four-day workweek and that could soon become a reality for some americans. nancy loo has more on the proposal. congress is now considering. >> in the year and a half since the pandemic appended how and where many americans do their jobs. some companies also transition to a four-day workweek. we started within 90 days spearman, we told our team this may or may not work. let's give it 90 days to try it out. and so glad i did right off the bat. amy porterfield says her marketin

norah. >> o'donnell: jessi mitchell, thank you. tonight, we're waiting to hear if the supreme court will uphold a federal ban on residential evictions imposed during the pandemic. some communities are not waiting for word. tonight, we go in depth on this new eviction wave. cbs' omar villafranca reports from san antonio. >> reporter: it's a quiet morning in san antonio. but it's about to get loud. >> constables office! >> reporter: bear county constables are constables are evicting a tenant who may be armed, a dangerous job that requires backup. >> we could be somewhere in the area, so we have to remain alert. >> reporter: deputy laura valencia is with the constable's office. >> you don't have the original key? >> reporter: we followed her and her team on several evictions. despite a federal ban, evictions have continued here, but there are fewer constables to do the job. there have been over 18,000 evictions filed in bear county since the start of the pandemic. they expect that number to increase by three to five times once the c.d

washington, dc correspondent jessi tenure joins us live with the very latest. good morning, jesse. >> yeah, good morning. right now the biden administration did report just yesterday that vaccinations continue to increase in the hardest hit areas and says that's especially important as from really a community-wide perspective is like you said, more and more kids return to school. >> we're seeing increases in cases and hospitalizations in all age groups, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky warns the delta variant may cause more severe disease across the board than older covid-19 strains. we continue monitor this not just in adults but also in children. but education secretary miguel cardona says the recent surge should not stop schools from reopening this fall. it's all hands on deck. instead, cardona has a message to governors who have banned mitigation measures like mask mandates. in classrooms. don't be the reason why schools are interrupted. my kids have suffered enough. the biden administration is ramping up efforts to get more students vaccinated, includ

cbs' jessi mitchell found two women with a sustainable solution. >> reporter: they're on the grind hereiana. >> and now it's going to get a little loud. >> reporter: tina crapsi and her partner, dawn vincent, are crushing it-- crushing glass. >> when they stopped recycling glass, it just didn't make any sense to me to throw it in the garbage. >> reporter: a metal worker by trade, crapsi spent months of trial and error to produce her own solution: the annihilator. >> we make a batch. we can crush nine wine bottles in about six seconds. >> reporter: five years ago, the local government ended its glass recycling program, in part because the newer machines could not sort glass without contamination from food and other recyclable items. even though recycling has increased across the country, glass recycling has decreased over the past decade. >> i can see how challenging it would be on a larger scale, because it's pretty challenging on even just the small scale. >> reporter: the glass recycling process can be slow. bottles soak for days to loosen labels for a clean slate. it's tedious, huh?

to end my hectic day in new york, jessie has fixed me up with a bed for the night. hi,jo!omewhere to stay? absolutely, follow me. it's a cab. it's a luxury liner taxicab. wait till you see the inside, you are going to love it. that is lovely. here is some complimentary water, and here is your official taxi hat. how much does it cost to stay here? $39 a night, that's it. monday to friday 39, weekends 49. and so you are allowed to park here? yeah, nothing i am doing is illegal. ijust need to make sure i follow parking regulations. i always pick a place that has a beautiful view of the skyline. well, then, i better get in. this is actually quite comfortable, but very strange. well, good night. and believe me, on bbc budgets, the back of a cab is about as luxurious as it gets. still to come on the show... how one man has devoted his artistic life to the new york subway. i've done 110 stations so far and i have many more to go. and the contest that shines a spotlight on storytelling. i can't be a sumo wrestler, i can't really dance so well, but i could probably tell a story. so

cbs' jessi mitchell on the heartbreak in tennessee. >> we're being flooded right lynn >> reporter: theset horrifying moments of linda almond's life, as the devastating floodwaters started to rise outside her home. >> this is scary. >> reporter: almond homewier sod fterher e s away d. >> reporter: her son survived, but almond did not. she is one of at least 18 people killed in the deadly flooding. the unimaginable grief for some families here is just beginning. >> i held onto a tree for six and a half hours, screaming that i had babies are at the house that needed rescue. >> reporter: danielle hall is mourning the loss of her seven- month-old twins, ryan and rileigh, who were ripped out of their father's arms as he tried to hang on to them and their two other children. >> they were our life. they was so happy. they made our life complete. >> reporter: people we spoke with either couldn't get through to 911 on saturday, or were added to a list of people just waiting to be rescued. by the time the woman who lived where i'm standing was rescued, her house was across the street mattress insid

cbs' jessi mitchell met a man leading the way to more diverse campfires everywhere. ♪ come on in thenter is a trailblazer, walking a path for others to learn, for others to follow. >> stay on the trail so you don't make false trails. >> reporter: hunter is the founder of "black folks camp, too." he started the north carolina- based company in 2019 after a cross-country road trip with his son in their three-month trip, hunter says they met just one other black family. >> when we were driving through holbrook, arizona, the petrified forest, i had this thought-- this is my legacy. >> reporter: hunter quit his job as an executive in the r.v. industry, making it his business to get black people out and into the great to get black people out and into the great outdoors. >> yeah! >> reporter: like brian myers, from columbia, south carolina. >> when you live in, you know, these four walls, that's all you see. that's all you know a lot of times. >> reporter: we met outside pisgah national forest, around what hunter calls will the unity blaze. it's a place for sharing and tough talk about the

jessi: me encanta, mejor que unas flores. lleguÉ siendo muy chico, con 13 aÑos. despuÉs de 21 aÑos, me voy con mi mujer, con tres catalanes argentinos y no puedo estar mÁs orgulloso de todo lo que ici vivir en —— hice y vivir en esta ciudad. despuÉs de unos aÑos vamos a volver porque es nuestra casa. jessi: thalÍa comparte sus secretos de belleza, la cantante mexicana sorprendiÓ a sus seguidores a publicar una foto con manchas en la espalda a travÉs de sus redes sociales, la intÉrprete de monito dijo que tenÍa una rutina de desintoxicaciÓn a la que se sometÍa regularmente, y le trae varios beneficios de salud. clarisa molina luce como toda una princesa en la gala de la fundaciÓn que se llevÓ a cabo este fin de semana en marbella, espaÑa, la actriz disfrutÓde la gran noche. forma parte de la lista de invitados para apoyar una buena causa. ya llega "cenicienta". camila cabelleo se pone las zapatillas de cristal. no te pierdas "cinderella", que estarÁ disponible este 9 de septiembre por amazon prairie. ——prime. pablo montero hab

i'm jessi tenure. jessie, thank you for that. >> back here at home in east contra, costa county and east bay. congressman meets with concerned members of the afghan community prom forcefully to reports refugees have already come into the bay area and the representative says more are on the way. >> congressman mark to sony a says of the more than 122,000 people airlifted from kabul, afghanistan since july 151 often families have reached out to his office in desperate need of help and housing. i think we have a moral obligation. >> to make sure that every afghan wants to be relocated that we facility on tuesday. the representative met with members of the community at the newer islamic and cultural community center in concord families who fled their home country during the soviet invasion. more than 30 years ago. now hoping to create a softer landing for incoming refugees. then they had decades ago. we worry and the fact that to come here and you give us support. >> the to empathize with. does that mean s

i'm jessi tenure. all right. thank you very much, jessie. >> a new vaccine rules for state employees are now in effect. you have to be the show proof of a covid vaccine to get to work or get tested weekly. lonnie wong has more on that. >> the new policy calls for employees and state workplaces to be vaccinated or take regular covid test and wear a mask while on the job. hunt will be implemented or enforced is unclear since there are 246,000 state employees in dozens of departments and agencies. no one knows exactly what's going on. richard lewis brown as president of the state's largest employee union with 56,000 dues paying members representing over a 100,000 workers so maybe say don't worry about it. we're not any adverse action against you. other agencies are threatening our represent employees and not just look at 1000, but the other 11 public sector unions brown blames governor gavin newsome for haphazard policy that was not thought out union attorney say the policy violates its contract that calls for a mee

i'm jessi tenure. all right.hank you very much, jessie. >> and while millions of people in the u.s. are still choosing not to get their shots tourists from around the world are coming to san francisco international airport because they can't get a shot and their home country. so they're flying into sfo where they are offering shots since launching the vaccine clinic at sfo, which they did in may. the airport says they've given more than a 1000 shots to visitors from nearly 60 countries. >> it ensures that vaccine doses don't go to waste and puts them in the hands of people that really want them. people that maybe can access them in their home country. the other thing that it does is it helps stimulate tourism and spending in our region in brazil be waiting for months and didn't get my age. so i'm happy i couldn't have protect it. so she says she, you know, was waiting in brazil came here, got a shot. the vaccine clinic at sfo available to the general public appointments can be made online. >> but the majority of

jessi, good morning. for those missing. the crews are on the way to get that search going once again. it's been a tough couple days of people in middle tennessee after heavy floods brought catastrophic damage to this part of the state, destroying homes and tangling debris everywhere. at least 21 people were killed. a record 17 inches of rain fell in less than 24 hours saturday. that shatters the tennessee record for one-day rainfall for more than 3 inches. the water rushed into this rural part of the state so quickly, many people didn't have time to escape. some just had to be rescued by jet ski, like this woman, because water almost reached her roof. others went to the rooftops as they waited to be rescued. the power of the floodwaters knocked homes off their foundation, washed out roads and took out power lines and cell phone towers, and cleanup began for some in humphrey's county. >> this is my grandparents' house which makes it very emotional because we tried to keep it. everything is gone, pictures a

lo agarra la jessie y le dice: "no, que vámonos". y se mete en una caja. mírala, diablo.endo mi corazón. natasha: dispénseme, jefito. lo que pasa es que no le manejo lo que viene siendo la caricatura animada. perdóneme. este, pero le quería preguntar, jefazo. a poco sí es cierto que ya no va a jugar con el equipo, ¿o sí? albertano: claro que no. ¿cómo crees, natasha? no, no, me traicionaron. pero esto no se va a quedar así. me canso, ganso, que esto no se va a quedar así. me voy a vengar o me dejo de llamar albertano. natasha: Ándele, jefito. y así de una vez, aprovechando el viaje, pues podríamos encontrarle un nombrecito que sea menos gacho, ¿no? albertano: ¿qué? ¿suena muy gacho el mío? natasha: no, pero pues algo así, más-- más fifí, más así, más con su personalidad. albertano: ¿cómo cuál o qué? natasha: herculano. albertano: ah, sí, está-- no, no, pero me gusta más el mío. natasha: ah, bueno. ay, una sonrisa, una sonrisita. ¿quién ese ese jefazo tan--? albertano: ah, espérate. no me gusta que me-- nunca me vayas a decir así. no, no. natasha: pero una sonrisita. alber

. ♪ you know i wish i had jessie's girl ♪ i wish that i jessie's girl. >> jesse: won a my anthem.ooks in north veil, new jersey tonight and i'm going to shoot up there after the show. books and greetings. i will sign your book. if you can't make it, i will be announcing more of these book signings because they are a big hit. they are a big hit. people love it. [laughter] >> greg: i can't wait. all right. katie? >> katie: all right, so this is causing quite a stir and debate on the internet. fall is coming but it's still summer and cup of noodles is introducing a pumpkin spice are ramen in august but at all. like pumpkin spice like it in everything. if you hate it, you think this is a crime and people should go to prison for even producing this thing. some people are recommending that you eat this with whipped cream to get the full pumpkin experience. >> greg: just eat a pumpkin. >> katie: recent survey shows adults actually hate pumpkin spice this may be limited. other 35% you will have to wait because it doesn't come out until october which is gadd. because everything pumpkin sho

y jessi fleming con el Único gol de ese partido.iple salto o y lo hizo bateando.... registrÓ una distancia 15 como 77 metros. establecida en 1995. >>> no tengo palabras para describir este sentimiento y este momento. medalla de oro olÍmpica. rÉcord olÍmpico, rÉcord mundial. wow!, una noche fanÁtica. >>> puerto rico tiene medalla de oro en los juegos olÍmpicos 2020. es la primera en ganar medalla de oro en atletismo. terminÓ la final con 12, 26 segundos superando a.... harrison de estados unidos que se llevÓ medalla de plata por $0.15 timas. estableciÓ un nuevo rÉcord olÍmpico registrando un tiempo de 12 segundos y 26 centÉsimas. carlitos de 1 al 10 quÉ tan emocionado estas por la medalla de oro. >>> 25. 7 una historia de vida. naciÓ en caracas, fue criado por su padrastro y su mamÁ. vive en espaÑa ahora. entrena con ivÁn pedrozo hace 5 aÑos. es una chica con mucha u humildad en su rua ces. y llegar a los inÉditos 16 metros. te mando un fuerte abrazo y quiero verte el 27 de agosto. venezuela contra el salvador. una paliza de la vino

es quien ha llevado a su lado por mÁs de 50 aÑos su esposo jessi. >>> disfruto la compaÑÍa especialmentes y nos veÍamos poco. >>> de acuerdo al estudio del centro de investigaciÓn el nÚmero de mujeres hispanas que decidieron jubilarse durante la pandemia, incrementÓ un 4% por la familia >>> muchos decidieron no regresar y buscar alternativas >>> de hecho el Éxodo de trabajadores es mÁs que el 2008 >>> hemos tenido la oportunidad de platicar de conocernos mejor de viajar y disfrutar a nuestros hijos y nietos >>> en otra informaciÓn una pesadilla viven los ciudadanos afganos luego que el talibÁn to el poder de este paÍs. nuestra reportera maricarmen se contactÓ con un enfermero afgano desde kabul y nos cuenta la incertidumbre de los ciudadanos y nuestros connacional. >>> otra vez los talibanes en la gobernaciÓn y estas cosas que han sucedido y otra vez estamos como 20 aÑos atrÁs >>> cÓmo ven la situaciÓn con las mujeres hay muchos reporte s donde dicen que los talibanes estÁn sacando a las mujeres de sus casas y llevÁndose para casarlas y niÑos jÓvenes para reclutarlos para tomar el paÍs ¿

i'm jessi tenure. >> in sports.est pictures suffers a gruesome injury in chicago's first director jason dumas has the details. plus an up in a los angeles courtroom dodgers pitcher trevor bauer faced one of the women accusing him of assault. >> the woman from san diego is seeking a domestic violence restraining order against the 27 year-old player after she claims he choked her until she passed out and then punched her in the face. nancy loo has more. >> trevor bauer accused of sexually assaulting a san diego woman. the accuser taking the stand in seeking a domestic violence restraining order. >> it was a difficult day for trevor bauer in court. the accuser talked about 2 instances where she claims that he sexually assaulted her while she was unconscious she talked about to private parts of her body. here's the background. >> the 2 met on instagram. she drove to bauers pasadena home and engaged in acts. only. she says bauer became violent, but even still, she went back a second time. has argued all along. it was con

vacunaciÓn, y dejaron muy en claro su postura respecto al paso porte y vacunaciÓn >>> el reverendo jessi en chicago, el reverendo jackson estaba vacunado >>> en otro orden de ideas los incendios al norte de california obligan a las autoridades a cerrar 9 bosques nacionales entre ellos tajo, mendocino y los bosques (nombre en inglÉs) , y (nombre en inglÉs) , estos lugares cerrarÁn desde maÑana domingo por la noche, y volverÁn abrir hasta el 6 de septiembre. el objetivo es garantizar la seguridad del pÚblico los bomberos, y tambiÉn reducir la posibilidad de nuevos incendios. quienes no cumplan con la medida podrÍan recibir una multa de hasta 5 mil dÓlares. es que la situaciÓn es compleja el incendio dixie el mÁs grande del paÍs continÚa creciendo y amenazando mÁs comunidades los bomberos dieron orden de evacuaciÓn en el condado plumas hasta el momento las llamas han quemado mÁs de 700 mil acres y 1200 estructuras y ahora estÁ controlado un 36%. >>> el siniestro cash se ha consumido 45%, esta semana arrasaron con casas mÓviles y consumiÓ 83 acres de terreno el jefe de bomberos dijo que el s

. >> washington correspondent jessi turnure has more on what we can expect to come. >> we haven't done a bipartisan bill of this nature in a long time after long days of starts and stops. democrats and republicans officially introduced a key part of president biden's agenda and nearly 1 trillion dollar infrastructure package we can put aside our own political differences for the greater good of our country. arizona, democrat person cinema called the process and the price tag, historic 550 billion dollars in new spending over 5 years for everything from roads to high-speed internet to electric utilities if our responsibility as senators is the listen to the american people. this bill is a product of hearing their voices. louisiana republican bill cassidy stress. the legislation also protects against extreme weather and provides more jobs. this help make the economy more efficient, more productive and therefore it actually returns and investment to the american people. ohio republican rob portman applauded. how senators propose to pay for the investments, including untapped covid-19 reli

planes not escort them inside the perimeter, our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now onest from the defense and state departments. the biden administration says it's working around the clock to make sure americans and afghans can leave kabul as quickly and safely as possible this is an all hands on deck effort and we aren't goingto let up deputy secretary of state wendy sherman reports u.s. military flights evacuated 2000 more people in the last 24 hours. >>and promised to evacuate thousands and thousands of afghans in the coming days we will stand with those who have stood with us sherman says more than a 100 countries have joined the u.s. and warning the taliban against blocking any passengers from getting to the airport and their actions in these days. >>well tell us whether there's reality to what their words say or whether there is not general mark milley the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff confirms about 4500 u.s. troops are currently on the ground keeping the airfield safe wherever there are threats if we identify them. we will take immediate military action

i'm jessi tenure. virus. researchers have not publicly identified any new evidence to strengthen the lab-leak hypothesis. they have said, though. >> it's unlikely that a definitive answer about covid-19 origins would be available any time soon. that work usually takes years for decades. meantime, in japan, the country is suspending use about one point 3, a million doses of the moderna vaccine after unused vials were discovered to be contaminated. the health ministry says it was reported multiple vaccination sites. some doses may have been administered, but no adverse health effects have been reported so far. the doses were produced in spain. a japanese pharmaceutical distributor suspended the doses manufactured in the same production line as a precaution. and that's moderna to investigate the problem next. coming up at 3.30 why rico candidate. larry elder is under fire for comments he made. >> about san francisco and california wants to pay drug addicts to stay sober. how would this work and where with the mo

let's go to dc and check out what's happening with jessi tenure. good morning. >> good morning, daryn. james senators have introduced hundreds of amendments to this bill but only a handful have been considered as of yet. that process should continue to play out today. but senate majority leader chuck schumer has made it very clear that he wants a final vote on the final piece of legislation. this week. >> this amendment is not agreed to change after change to the 1 trillion dollar bipartisan infrastructure bill failed on the senate floor. my people are tough, but they are tired, louisiana senator john kennedy called for the bill to provide disaster relief to his state. the michigan senator gary peters argued the proposal would take away money from broadband expansion. i support. >> disaster relief. but this is not the way to do it. the back and forth continued on republican amendments that would reverse several executive orders from president biden. >> including restoring the construction of the keystone xl pipeline and the border wall walls work.

i'm jessi tenure. >> and remember the u.s.l said that and maybe even before school starts. they should offer vaccines to kids under 12 which to use author. a lot of parents are waiting for yeah. we'll we know that companies are taking matters into their own hands. in fact, now mandating people get their shot yet. united airlines is saying that all of their workers have to be vaccinated by the fall or else and there are 13,000 workers in the bay area. so this is a big deal to a lot of people covers yulia says this is at sfo with more. hi, ali. >> hi. well, yeah, it is a very big deal. in fact, united airlines will be the first in their industry to require employees to get vaccinated against covid-19 or get terminated. now the airline has requiring vaccination for new hires since mid-june unvaccinated workers are required to wear face masks. but the surge of the delta virus. but the airline told us they're us employees that they will need to be fully vaccinated by october 25th or 5 weeks after the fda grants full approval of any

. >> our washington, dc correspondent jessi turnure is live with the details. good morning, daryn. james, the team did also say as well that now 70% of adult americans have received at least one shot. but that still falls about one month behind president biden's original goal. still, though officials are saying that this is a good step forward in reaching that herd immunity percentage. but there's still also concerned about the delta variant. >> while we desperately want to be done with this pandemic. covid-19 is clearly not gone without. that's why cdc director doctor rochelle walensky stands by her agency's new masking recommendations. if you're in an area of substantial high transmission. please wear a mask in public indoor settings regardless of your vaccination status and walensky continues to urge americans to get vaccinated as the ultimate protection against current outbreaks are vaccines are working to prevent severe illness hospitalization death. the white house covid-19 response team reports daily vaccination rates have now more than doubled in states

i'm jessi tenure. >> okay. thank you, jesse.igned a bill honoring police officers who defended the capitol during the january 6 riot. it would create congressional gold medals for u.s. capitol police washington's metro police and for a display at the smithsonian institute. the senate voted unanimously to approve that bill when it was announced 2 more officers at the riot died by suicide president biden still needs to sign the bill before it becomes law. >> after the break. why a popular retailer says it has no choice but to pay police to help protect its store. more on that coming up. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. - oh...oh. - what's going on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them with downy wrinkleguard. feel the difference

do we have our rep -- jessie? i believe our representatives are here. >> yes. ben adams is here to present on the p.s.h. acquisition, and dan, i believe you can share your screen. >> i will give it my best shot here. it looks like i can. really happy to be in conversation with you all. first, again, my name is dan adams. i'm senior advisor to mayor breed for housing initiatives. i have been at the city in recent iterations back in this role, previously worked in housing and community involvement for many years, serving as a deputy for housing and active director. currently, in my new role, i am solely focused with the singular mind said on acquisitions for [inaudible] supportive housing. this is very much in alignment with the work that you all are doing, of course, and what i will do is share my screen and then happy to answer questions. make sure that -- whoops. there we go. i think i have a little gap in [inaudible]. can folks see my screen now? >> it's blocked. >> and sometimes i have to stop my camera because it's just too much for my internet to handle? >

we have our dc correspondent jessi tenure live in the nation's capital. with the latest on the story. good morning, jesse. >> good morning to you as well. james and darya the biden administration reports vaccinations are continuing to increase in the hardest hit areas and says that's going to be very important from a community-wide perspective as like you mentioned, more kids go back to the classroom. >> we're seeing increases in cases and hospitalizations in all age groups, cdc director doctor rochelle walensky warns the delta variant may cause more severe disease across the board than older covid-19 strains. we continue monitor this. not just in adults but also in children. but education secretary miguel cardona says the recent surge should not stop schools from reopening this fall. it's all hands on deck. instead, cardona has a message to governors who have banned mitigation measures like mask mandates. in classrooms. don't be the reason why schools are interrupted. my kids have suffered enough. the biden administration is ramping up efforts to get mor

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jessie said to come here to see an orchestra but the address seems to be a normal block of flats.iam. what is happening here? so, this groupmuse. this is a classical music house party. 0k. so come with me. we arrive in the middle of a recital. this is really special. orchestral music. groupmuse is a classical music house party that connects classical musicians in the area to people who have living rooms, or, clearly, rooftops, in the area. so we have, you know, groupmuses every night — pretty much every night — in new york and anybody can host and anybody can attend. the idea is that people make a $10 donation to the musicians, which makes this a much cheaper night out than an evening at the orchestra. applause. to end my hectic day in new york, jesse has fixed me up with a bed for the night. hi,jo! hi, are you the guy that's sorting me somewhere to stay? absolutely, follow me. it's a cab. it's a luxury liner taxicab. wait till you see the inside, you are going to love it. that is lovely. here is some complimentary water, and here is your official taxi hat. how much does it cost t

a good start will be down jessie and through the mall to the cinema. we are your front yard. but right now we are underfunded, underserviced and unable to support ourselves in mint plaza. we want it to be more concrete. i'll stop talking here. this is a community. we are part of your new community, plooes you're putting here, we should be working together. thanks. >> my name is jeremy linden. i'm a homeowner and i've lived in western soma for 10 years and don't live that far from the project. i want to speak in support. it's not good to have this land used as a surface parking lot. we have the worst housing shortage in the country and almost 500 new homes will make an impact. we need many, many more of these projects all around the city. it's great to be streamlined and to have these market neighborhoods to have the amenities and the residents of the area will make it better. they'll provide a base for people shopping and all the bars in the area. most of you know, those need a lot of support now. i urge you to move this along and get it going as quickly as possible. >> [indi

a good start will be down jessie and through the mall to the cinema. we are your front yard. but right now we are underfunded, underserviced and unable to support ourselves in mint plaza. we want it to be more concrete. i'll stop talking here. this is a community. we are part of your new community, plooes you're putting here, we should be working together. thanks. >> my name is jeremy linden. i'm a homeowner and i've lived in western soma for 10 years and don't live that far from the project. i want to speak in support. it's not good to have this land used as a surface parking lot. we have the worst housing shortage in the country and almost 500 new homes will make an impact. we need many, many more of these projects all around the city. it's great to be streamlined and to have these market neighborhoods to have the amenities and the residents of the area will make it better. they'll provide a base for people shopping and all the bars in the area. most of you know, those need a lot of support now. i urge you to move this along and get it going as quickly as possible. >> [indi