kiley has been an outspoken critic of governor newsom's covid-19 response. with kiley running, governor newsom now faces a total of five republican challengers. they include businessman john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulconer, former olympian and reality tv star caitlyn jenner, and former congressman doug ocey. the recall election is september 14. >>> a close call for a pilot in the east bay. next on nbc bay area news, the investigation now under way at a local airport. >>> and with tomorrow morning's temperatures likely starting off in the upper 60s to near 70, that warm start to the day is going to lead to a hot finish around the bay area when real cooling arrives in our forecast when we come right back. >>> a hard landing at the hayward airport happened around 11:00 a.m. this morning. we're told the single engine cessna's landing gear collapsed. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> berkeley held the first of several public meetings today as the city prepares for re-district. berkeley's first ever independent redistricting commission is tasked with c

i think it's republican assemblyman kevin kiley on abc in sacramento this week. talking about his decision to run for governor, he's one of the governor's most vocal critics. challengers must decide by next week in order to qualify for the ballot. as for the governor himself, he's largely ignoring questions about the recall and trying to focus on doing his job, including cleaning up the state of california governor gavin newsom and l. a mayor eric garcetti. pick up trash near downtown l. a. california recently allocated $1.1 billion in state funds to clean up california. the governor says it will create 11,000 jobs. there's nothing bad about this program, more jobs, cleaner highways, less homelessness, less crime. on this day, the governor doing similar cleanups in the bay area, and in fresno, he first pitched the idea back in may when we talked with him exclusively back with him again. for this we mean business. this is not a photo

california assemblyman kevin kiley announced his candidacy on twitter yesterday. kylie has been a vocal critic of governor gavin newsome specifically his handling of the pandemic and the current state of emergency. he says corruption at the state level is the reason californians sacrifice the most with the lease return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all of why is california the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the defense potholes. why did we have the worst and yet out among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizen is and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply doesn't serve the people of

. >> assemblyman kevin kiley strategy to win over voters so close to election day. and we're just 2 months away from september 14th. >> this is a special election at a time when people are expecting an election. >> why some feel an early election is presenting new challenges for governor newsome. casting across the golden state. this sign california politics. >> thanks for joining us for

republican assemblyman kevin kiley from sacramento said he filed papers to replace governor newsom and is holding a kickoff rally on saturday at the state capitol. that gives governor newsom a total of five republican challengers, inclusion john cox, kevin faulconer, caitlyn jenner, and doug ocey. that recall election is september 14. >>> a flight from sjc having to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. it left this morning headed to experience, experienced solemn e nation remembers the tragic explosion of twa flight 800 off the coast of long island, 25 years ago this month. >> it's hard to believe. for years the wreckage of that

why kevin kiley? >> first of all the first first question is the most important one because this is a citizens movement where the people of california are looking to reclaim control of our government and it is nonpartisan. we have hundreds of thousands of democrats and republicans and i only go got involved in a supportive role but ordinary the citizens are making this happen so i am not waking up ng saying i want to be governor but i have decided to enter it as a candidate to carry the torch of that movement after meeting with encouragement from thousands who are out there and built this movement from the ground up. i have been in the legislature five years. i know how broken our state government is. i see how everyone experiences the highest gas taxes and drive over the deepest potholes and sacrifice the most in california. i have seen from my five years in the legislature that the reason is our state government is broken and the thing that has broken it is political corruption so i'm running in ord

people challenging governor gavin newsom in the september recall, rockland republican assemblyman kevin kiley made it official today he was elected to the assembly in 2016, kylie and other lawmakers and another lawmaker sued the governor last year, accusing him of overstepping his authority during the pandemic. candidates have until july 16th to file their paperwork. the recall election is set for september 14th or police say a man kicked the front door off its hinges, but the homeowner was armed and ready. the deadly conclusion to the story next. also ahead tonight, tesla involved in a new controversy over the true self driving capabilities of its cars. the onboard video that shows a crash that killed a bay area teenager coming up details about a new lawsuit and a russian linked network just pulled off one of the biggest hacks in history. the ransomware attack targeting

california assemblyman kevin kiley. he announced his candidacy on twitter today. he's been a very vocal critic of governor newsome mostly the governor's handling of the pandemic. and kylie says corruption at the state level is the reason that californians sacrificed the most and get the least in return. >> this is going to be among the most next. you know, 70 days that we've had. in california history. and we really can address the issue had all on of why is california, the family. why is our state declining? why is the state where everyone used to be. the state where anyone can get ahead. the state that so many people now can't wait to leave behind. why do we pay the highest taxes get drive over the potholes. why did we have the worst and yet have among the worst public health outcomes. in short. why do we sacrifice the most as california citizens and you get at least in return. and the answer i know from my 5 years in the legislature is political corruption. we have a state government that simply

today republican kevin kiley is holding a kickoff rally saturday at the state capital.governor newsom a total of five challenges, john cox, former olympian and reality tv start caitlyn jenner and former congressman and now kevin kiley. >>> news from the olympics, the latest updates, spectators will not be allowed to attend the marathon and race walk. the country is -- the marathon is gaining a lot of parking lot in recent years. japan is considering barring all but vip spectators from the opening ceremony and that's a big blow. no normal spectators. it would only be vips. it comes amid a surge in covid cases leading up to the games. 716 new cases reported on saturday. that's up from 534 a week before. >>> here in the united states, sha'carri richardson will not be going to the olympics. she was not on the roster. this comes after richardson was suspended for one month following a positive marijuana test. since the signature 4 by 100 relay takes place after the suspension ends, she could have been selected for the race. coaches say they already select had had members of

. >> reporter: allison duncan, vandy clark and kiley wrobel all lost their homes. >> we came home to nothing. the only thing i pulled out of the rubble and kept was a stepping stone that had my son's footprint in it. >> reporter: 11,000 houses were destroyed and just under 800 have been rebuilt. kiley and her daughter continue to wait for the home they've ordered nearly two years ago, with the hope that new flames won't ignite in paradise again. meanwhile at the tamarack fire tonight, more mandatory evacuations as flames barrel down. bone-dry vegetation turned this canyon into a powder keg. tonight, crews are fighting to stop this fire from exploding. norah. >> o'donnell: jonathan vigliotti, thank you. well, tonight, this news, a white house official and an aide to house speaker nancy pelosi have tested positive for covid. both were vaccinated and reportedly came into contact with a group of texas lawmakers who fled to washington last week to make a political point. here's cbs' nikki battiste. (cheering) here's cbs' nikole killion. (cheering) >> reporter: tonight those texas legislat

kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each. with 4%.l, there has a strong lead to replace governor newsom. if he is recalled the still anyone's race. >> that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for the other names on the ballot because 53% of people polled still have not made up their minds. well, as just about 2 months and tell the recall election candidates are continuing on with their campaigns. >> but as kron 4 s alex on welcome shows us the strategists, some gubernatorial hopefuls are using may not be working in their favor. >> from a big grizzly bear to a big ball of trash. john cox's out fundraising the field of candidates raising nearly 8 million dollars. but more than 7 million of it is donated from his own pocket book. according to an inside california politics emerson college poll cox's campaign may not cash in with votes as the field still has an uphill climb at the ballot box as a pollster you at my concern is that he might get recalled. and i don't think voters have really taken the time to even look at this l

kiley says he's planning a number of campaign stops on the kickoff raleigh. the state capital coming up this saturday. >> meantime, today, governor newsome made his first public appearance since his recall election was certified and given an official date. that date is september. the 14th. >> force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us how the governor responded today. >> i look forward to. >> the deceit. this as the recall election against him becomes a primary focus governor gavin newsome maintains he will not be distracted from his administration's other priorities. those include cleaning up the state's littered streets and addressing homelessness newsome speaking wednesday just off of the freeway at a clean california event in the bay area. the governor would not say how or if the september 14 special election date benefits him i'm not taking my eye off the ball. if you ask me what the priorities are. to get rid of this. >> emma quincy profit in the river americana kids safely back in person instruction get small. this is back on their feet. putt

>> stephen: good for you, kiley. she was cool as a cucumber.o of the seagull. >> there's a girl on me. get if off. oh my god! i can't wait to see the video ( laughter ) meanwhile, in astronomy news, according to a new physics theory, the universe is a giant donut that we live inside. raising the philosophical question: could god create a donut so big, not even he could eat it?wer that. but if our universe is a donut, we need to know: is it glazed or sprinkled? get on it, science meanwhile netflix is planning an expansion into video games, for the purpose of helping market existing shows. that's exciting news. and i was lucky enough to get a beta version of "bridgerton:" the video game: ♪ >> look at you, you're downright flushed. >> that is what happens. >> when one is angry. >> when one burns for someone who does not feel the same. ♪ ( laughter ) >> stephen: we'll be right back with a bold new vision for the late show from director zack snyder. ♪ ( cheers and applause ) pringles original, barbecue, pizza. the barbecue pizza stack. (cheers) wher

let's go to cnn's sam kiley on the ground in germany.d the dangers are not over yet. what are you seeing? >> reporter: well, amara, a quick correction there. i've actually moved from germany into the netherlands, into holland. and that's because we've come on to the banks of the river. the banks used to be several hundred yards in that direction. and now they're at my feet, because this river is now at its highest level since 1911, local officials tell us, already part of roemmond has been evacuated. and that building behind me, that's been evacuated. the reason, what we've seen in germany, the dutch now fear is coming their way. this is what we saw in the last stop we paid in germany. >> you couldn't go to this woman's house. they have special cars and went in and got so many people out as possible of the area, the whole night, helicopters were coming and even tried to pull out people there. >> reporter: and the dutch authorities are aware that they could well be next as the water flows down, particularly down this mask river, the down

sam kiley, thank you so much. >>> former south african president jacob zuma is now in custody.ice say he handed himself over late wednesday just before a midnight deadline when authorities would have arrested him. he was sentenced for 15 months in prison for contempt of court. he denies the allegations and his lawyers plan to challenge his sentence. >>> dangerous premature and unethical just some of the words thousands of scientists and doctors are using now that the uk is carrying on with reopenings. we'll explain. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized that we needed a way to supplement our income. our friends sold their policy to help pay for their medical bills and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy could help with our retirement. i'm skeptical, so i did some research and called coventry direct. they explained life insurance is a valuable asset that ca

this is courtesy of our photo journalist brian kiley. >> justin andrews in concord, another really hot spot. >> reporter: it's going to be a hot one. that's why we are seeing counties across east bay and south bay opening cooler shelters to be sure you are safe from the heat. here are a few across the bay area. these will come in handy especially if you work outside. most open today in dublin, pleasanton, antioch, wood land and so many more. keep in mind masks are required in the cooling centers. with temperatures potentially ranging from 100 to 115, statewide flex alert has been issued and goes into effect at 4:00 this evening. try to reduce energy usage. set thermostats at 78 or higher. also try not to use big appliances like your dish washers. this is a good time to ditch the laundry. you have an excuse not to this weekend. ey are g masks kere osou need t cooling centers. wear light clothes and loose fitting clothing because if you have to be outdoors you need room for air to circulate. drink plenty water. i have mine in the live truck, so i will be drinking that right after this. j

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republican assemblyman kevin kiley. holding a rally saturday at state capital. that's five republican challengers. businessman john cox. former mayor kevin faulconer, caitlyn jenner and former congressman doug ocey. >>> elsa, hurricane elsa just downgraded to a tropical storm. happened just a few minutes ago. still packing a punch and churning up the west coast ofa. live look in naples, see the pier and waves and winds as well. earlier fierce rain bands in the florida keys, massive waves smashed into the sea wall. elsa is making landfall in the morning. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> has dropped isolated rainfall of two to four inches of rain. expecting more rain and wind. winds 70 miles per hour. put a track on it, making landfall near cedar key, then georgia wednesday night, exiting virginia thursday evening. more bay area forecast and heat in minutes. >>> also ahead, friends need help for search for hit-and-run driver after cyclist vanished from group he was with, turned up in the hospital. >>> life after vaccination, how long do they really last and ho

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sam kiley, camp victoria, western myanmar. >> thanks so much, sam.. "a c360" starts now. >>> good evening. a busy hour ahead. there is the grim but sadly not expected breaking news out of surfside, florida. search and rescue effort is now a recovery operation with a fatality number rising as the work goes on. also tonight, the congresswoman who can't seem to keep making holocaust comparisons. marjorie taylor green visited the holocaust museum and claimed to apologize is at it again. >>> the former president trying to take social media

state assemblyman kevin kiley of rockland has reportedly been considering a run for a while. he has sued the governor over his pandemic emergency powers. the case is currently making its way through the courts. >>> millions of californians live in high risk wildfire zones, but uc davis engineers think they may have dug up a way to build fireproof homes. they've designed blocks made of mud that can withstand far higher temperatures than would back or even stucco. they put them to test in a lab, making them -- or baking them, rather, for seven hours in a 2000 degree furnace. another side by side test shows would easily igniting under a blowtorch while the earth and blocks show no visible damage. >> and as you can see, the brick is still there. it doesn't burn. it can survive a wildfire. >> as a cost efficiency bonus, the interlocking blocks don't require mortar, and they can be made on site, using locally sourced earth. >>> and here's a look at your top headlines. intends rain and strong winds are bettering key west as tropical storm elsa makes its way up florida's gulf coast.

kiley was celebrating her friends 14th birthday on the jersey shore.d to go on the sling shot right. that is when their thrill seeking adventure took a turn for the worse. that is some bird humor. the siegel smacked into her. she flung it off and the girls said they have a birthday they will never forget. >> i did not feel it at all. i felt it's neck against my neck. i am happy it did not on me. [ laughter ] >> that is what i was thinking. it could have been worse. >> that is considered good luck in some cultures. >> what happens if a whole bird falls on you? i would be going like this. get it off of me. get it off of me. >>> happy birthday. do not blow out the candles. blowout the feathers. >>> we will be right back. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert

and be sure you tune in to the issue is this weekend as alex said assembly member kevin kiley is onef his guests. one of the gop gubernatorial contenders. it airs at 5 30 on sunday morning and, of course, the debate on august 4th here on ktvu as well. but called the mask up is again gaining steam as the delta variant spreads. i'm jonathan, syrian atlanta, i'll have details coming up, and this cases continue to go up here in the bay area. one bay area state assemblywoman is pushing for mandatory vaccine requirements up next we'll talk live with assemblywoman buffy wicks. california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. back federal mask mandates as covid cases rise foxes jonathan serrie, with the la

teenager who was hit in the face by a seagull while she was on an amusement park ride. 13-year-old kileyriend were on the slingshot ride earlier this month when the bird flew right into her face. she says that she d to dot first but then calmly removed the seagull and threw it, and it flew away. >> going the opposite direction, and it came back and hit me right in the face. it was really light, and i didn't really feel it at all. i just felt its neck against my neck. >> i think the bird felt it, though. she says that she has no plans to go on the ride again. see, that would never happen to me because i wouldn't go on the ride at all. but kudos to her for staying calm. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," 24-year-old caleb dressel iskisplasht the summer n tokyo. where he could win up to seven medals. we'll introduce you to the new . this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser-drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. tylenol rapid release gels. whe

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republican assemblyman kevin kiley from sacramento said he filed papers to replace governor newsom and is holding a kickoff rally on saturday at the state capitol. that gives governor newsom a total of five republican challengers, inclusion john cox, kevin faulconer, caitlyn jenner, and doug ocey. that recall election is september 14. >>> a flight from sjc having to make an emergency landing at l.a.x. it left this morning headed to experience, experienced solemn e nation remembers the tragic explosion of twa flight 800 off the coast of long island, 25 years ago this month. >> it's hard to believe. for years the wreckage of that flight has been used as a teaching tool for crash investigators. it's one of the worst air disasters, set to be laid to rest. nbc news' peter alexander reports. >> reporter: pieces of wreckage could be seen burning for hours. 25 years ago this month, the atlantic was lit up by flames from twa flight 800. images seared into this woman's heart. >> everybody's life direction changed at that moment. >> reporter: among the 230 people lost, heidi's fiance. >> he was a

kevin faulconer kiley was very regional. john who ran the governor, gavin newsome. some. i think a lot don't don't remember who he was and i think that that kevin paffrath who was a democratic youtuber just to mix up kevin's in terms of his name recognition. i think the big numbers, 53% of people. number of people who have no idea what they're going to do. and i think a the vast majority that are probably democrats who really don't even want to have to have a choice going forward. >> how does someone break through the we know 53% still a very large number. what does someone have to do in order to get those undecideds into their camp. >> well, the first thing has to happen is that they have to recall the governor this to see this to dan to step election year ballot. the first will be should governor gavin newsom be recalled. yes or no. and the odd thing about a recall election is the governor gavin lose by 2 and get 49.9 9% of the vote and but if he gets, but if it. but if he loses the recall, the yes or no vote. then it goes to whoever wins the most votes majority could b

that's the next highest for any candidate that's then followed closely by state assembly member kevin kileyitlyn jenner each with 4%, though elder has a strong lead to replace governor newsom. if he is recalled it is still, as you can see, anyone's race that the number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for other names on the ballot 53% of people polled still have not made up their minds today we learned that larry elder will officially be on that recall ballot. this all comes after a court ordered required the secretary of state's office to add him to the ballot. kron four's ashley zavala. explain what happened in court and what comes next. >> larry elder is the 43rd recall candidate that will be certified in this list of candidates. hear from the secretary of state's office would almost left him off of the ballot was an issue with his tax return redactions his attorney told the sacramento superior court today he submitted 300 pages worth of tax returns to comply with the recent law. requiring candidates running for governor to submit that paperwork. but the judge in this case said

mayor kevin faulconer responded about 6% of the vote followed closely by state assembly member kevin kiley and reality star caitlyn jenner each with 4%. the elder has a strong lead to replace governor newsom if he is recalled, it's still anyone's race. that number in the bottom corner leaves a lot of hope for other names on the ballot. 53% of people polled still haven't made up their minds. on the ballot in the upcoming recall election elders to the secretary of state's office after the office left him off the ballot over what it says was an issue with his tax returns. the judge that the law would have disqualified him is only meant for primary elections, not special recall election. elder is now the 43rd candidate in the race to unseat newson. kron four's spoke with larry elder about the court's decision and the latest poll results. now he explained why he thinks he's doing so well in the polls. take a listen. >> i only decided to run fairly recently and i was the last major person to get into the race. and so i've only really begun campaigning. i think the reason i've done so well is bec

>>> now let's check in on another area of western germany where the senior international corn sam kileys seeing the devastation first hand. >> reporter: pamela, you join mow what is left of the banks of the river. you can see the scale of the energy just here with this bridge. there are trees that have been snapped like broccoli sticks. the energy hnld these flash floods is quite simply catastrophic, terrifying, and this is what it did to a community not far from here. a business ruined. slunk away, almost as quickly as it was washed away. flash flooding in the restaurant. her father filmed the rising waters. it is unlt with of many towns engulfed by floods that have killed at least 158 people across western germany. >> a lot of friends, they have a restaurant, a house. it is completely destroyed. i have a lot of fans there near the water. the house is not standing. >> reporter: the restaurant had only been open two weeks since the most reason covid-19 restrictions were lifted. now she's dependent on friends and former diners to help clean up. the violence of the flood is visible everyw

republican say assemblyman kevin kiley says he is filing papers to replace the governor.ding a kickoff rally saturday at the state capitol. that gives the governor a total of five republican challengers including john cox, kevin faulkner, caitlyn jenner and doug osie. the recall election is september for september 14th. >>> affordable housing in the bay, the santa clara county housing authority is in phase one of the development. the group looking to create more than 600 residences in san jose and creates homes in two lots in the same area on 14th street and senior apartments on north 15th street. the housing authority says they hope to next year. >>> recent wildfires and drought conditions are plaguing california rivers and now leaders in the north bay are looking to ways to revive the famed russian river. the county will work with more than 20 organizations to help solve environmental challenges threatening the river. over the next few months county leaders will hold meetings looking for research and enput from people that live around there and use the river, as well >>

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everybody okay and the very special one of a kind birthday for kiley. >> i would have been screaming cover story. reality star erika jayne telling her side of the story in the latest episode of "real housewives" revealing what she knew about her he strange husband's business dealings. kaylee hartung is back with the details. good morning, kaylee. >> reporter: hey, george. as the court is trying to figure out the truth in this complicated legal drama of alleged embezzlement and fraud erika jayne's co-stars are their own judge and jury. >> if he stole the money i'd like to know where it is. >> reporter: just as tom girardi's assets are frozen his estranged wife erika jayne speaking out in latest episode of "the real housewives beverly hills." >> my life drastically changed and i let go of my home, my marriage, everything. i had to. >> reporter: girardi faces multiple lawsuits claiming he stole millions of dollars from his clients. that money allegedly helping to fund the lavish lifestyle jayne flaunts on the bravo franchise. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: jayne filing for divorce last year.

. >> kiley irving.ivia mason, your daughter, how big of a douche canoe do you have to do that? i think the statement should have started with that. we do not tolerate that. >> exactly. and imagine if you're the player on the field and somebody throws a ball at you. >> yes. >> from that point on, you're thinking, what else are they going to throw at me? you just -- you can't behave like that at a baseball -- at any sporting event. >> civility. where's civility? >> banned for life? >> for life. >> where is civility? good question. >> very lacking the last couple of years. >> not only, that civility in all areas, the grocery store, it doesn't matter where you go. >> bad behavior all around. >> yep. >>> all right. a texas woman tracked down an amazon driver who did more than just deliver a package. check out this -- do you see what that is? that's a spider. >> a big looking spider -- >> a spider crawling on the doorbell camera, right? so the spider is out there, and gwen kindly left a note through the amazo

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our photographer ron kiley, this is a two alarm fire, this should be the live look i mentioned. heavy flames were visible at one point. we are hearing crews are wrapping up from that scene. as we come back live, this is a working fire on 77th. you see crews are slowly wrapping up their scene here, but they are still fighting this from up in the air. let's take another look up above. that ladder truck right there dousing it with water. we have noticed a lot of people in the area. like i said, people are still popping fireworks at this hour. again all these fires are being investigated. fire crews will let us know when they determine the exact cause. i am justin andrews. >> busy 4th turning into a busy 5th. thank you. >>> a similar scene all over the area, several fires overnight, many started by fireworks. one was started by a professional display at the concord pavilion. the show came to a stop about 20 minutes as firefighters fought and put out flames. it resumed for five minutes before a second grass fire. >>> nearby martinez, fireworks likely sparked this brush fire around 10

kevin kiley has been considering a run for a while. he was firste electricked to in 2016.nor over his pandemic emergency powers. the case is making its way through the courts. >>> the former ceo of yahoo is donating the governor's campaign. she contributed $200,000. >>> looking live out at san francisco this morning. the city may be fully reopened now but a lot of restaurants ers chef ane enedunsesquare slice shop last friday. the popular pizzas became a social media hit during the pandemic but like many restaurants debts loom overhead. the nonprofit sf new deal found in a survey 60% of restaurants are currently in debt compared to 34% prepandemic. on average debt has nearly doubled from what it was in 2020 to about 11a thousand dollars. >> even though we started to open up it's still a lot of -- we feel a lot of stress from coming from consumers and the people who we hire and the people who have worked for us so far. trying to make it simple a little bit. >> lee said his landlords and various operations working with him and in most cases he owes back rent. >>> the time is

a beautiful shot from our photo journalist brian kiley in dublin. thanks so much.e hot there later today and over the weekend. >> very hot. >>> today, it is the americke. cur family will be up. steph, dell, newcomer seth. whoever loses the family bet has to jump in the lake. >> always part of it. >> two losers go in? >> absolutely. >> it's going to be two losers. second place is the first loser. >> who is going to be the loser? i don't know. a match up between two world champions. curry taking on boxer alvarez. they decided to duke it out on the golf course. you don't want to mess with the boxer. tapped curry out pretty quickly. he posted it on instagram didn't go well but foot work was solid. still got that upper cut. >> it was pretty solid. bob and weave. >> curry can take him on the court. >> not in that ring. i don't think so. >>> 5:25. how president biden is reacting to ban on spectators at the olympics. >> in our next half hour, shattered glass, beloved art broken. damage from the big earthquake in the sierra and the clean up process now underway. >> reporter

assembly member kevin kiley says he is filing papers to replace the governor.im in an election. he is holding a kickoff rally saturday at the state capitol. these are the people who are going to go against governor newsom in that recall election. a total of five republican challengers including john cox, former san diego mayor kevin faulkner caitlyn jenner and former congressman >>> as rent prices continue to rise in the are opting out of big city life because they can work remotely. >> many people around the country and the bay area making boise, idaho, their new home. the town fast growing and adjusting. a developer said some areas have not seen new rental apartment construction in decades. now they're putting up several buildings to control the sudden demand in housing. >> can you literally not build these things fast enough? >> at this moment in time you can't build them fast enough. it is a cultural phenomenon. boise is on the tip of everybody's tongue right now. ten years ago people thought boise was in iowa. >> next stop, boise, idaho! watch that full in

live look at conditions along north bound 242 at the 680 split courtesy of our photo journalist brian kiley the ongoing construction is in effect. lanes are closed north bound 242 from 680 to the concord avenue area. this closure has been out there all weekend. lanes will not reopen until 10:00 this morning so it will affect your morning commute. keep that in mind. this has been something that caused a lot of problems throughout the weekend. they're doing a lot of construction changes on the road way and trying to improve the road way for commuters. 680 itself, a live look at our maps, our censors, okay at the limit. north bound 680 towards highway 4, that is your alternate. west bound 580 busy for commuters heading out of tracy into the altamont pass. we'll zoom in and see censors showing slow speeds down to 10 miles per hour in some spots. congestion extending beyond north flynn with your travel time in the red zone. 47 minutes 205 towards 680. no reports of crashes along 580. you are just dealing with that usual slow and go conditions as you head through. bay bridge toll plaza is looking

cnn's kiley atwood is at the state department. any word on who or what is causing this?ottom line here. we are hearing that there are more of these cases, and as you said, these are concentrated in one place, on u.s. diplomats, on u.s. intelligence officials, and u.s. government officials who are working in vienna, but we still don't know who's behind this and what exactly is happening. so just to go over some of what these symptoms are because this -- these symptoms that are being reported by these folks serving in vienna are similar to those who experienced the havana syndrome. that was in 2016. and what that included was sudden vertigo, folks who were getting headaches, really, really bad headaches. they had some memory loss, and there were also instances where they were hearing piercing noises in their ears. they didn't know where that was coming from. that is the situation that we are looking at again here. and i want to point out that these about two dozen cases have come to the fore in the last six months or so, since president biden took office. what that demonst

sam kiley, camp victoria, western myanmar. >> thanks so much, sam. thanks to all of you for joining us. "a c360" starts now. >>> good evening. a busy hour ahead. there is the grim but sadly not expected breaking news out of surfside, florida. search and rescue effort is now a recovery operation with a fatality number rising as the work goes on. also tonight, the congresswoman who can't seem to keep making holocaust comparisons. marjorie taylor green visited the holocaust museum and claimed to apologize is at it again. >>> the former president trying to take social media to court for banning him. joined by first amendment scholar, we'll talk about whether he's likely to get thrown out of court or perhaps laughed at. >>> a lot happening tonight. we begin with the assassination of haiti's president. it would be a shattering development. haiti as you know and as we've reported has had more of its share of misfortune, whether from poverty, political violence and it seems intrigue. footage from moments around the killing. you'll not see any images on the c

what's the latest, kiley? what are you learning?oss the globe also in a very condensed way in vienna with more than two dozen of those who have experienced symptoms there. this comes as the biden administration is not only trying to figure out who or what is behind this but also how to figure out how they can support those who are affected in a better way. mysterious health incidents known as havana syndrome for where u.s. personnel first experienced the strange dehabilitating symptoms appear to be on the rise. impacting u.s. intelligence officers and diplomats around the globe. and cnn has learned that the cia inspector general is carrying out a review into the agency's handling of the >> cia director bill burns said this week that there are a couple hundred cases of these incidents in total, and about 100 of them among intelligence officers. >> i'm certainly persuaded that what our officers and some family members as well as other u.s. government employees have experienced is real and it's serious. >> the biden administration says

kevin kiley has been considering a run for a while.first >>> yahoo's former ceo is donating to the government's campaign. she has contributed $200,000. >>> to new tasta questioning the effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine and cosco sets a deadline to ditch it's special hours for seniors. let's go live to the new york stock exchange with diane king hall for more of today's money watch report. good morning. >>> good morning. fresh data shows that the pfizer vaccine is less protectiv amid the spread of the delta variant. effectiveness fell to 64% since early june. on the upside the vaccine is still effective atprotecting against severe illness and hospitalization. >>> the pentagon has canceled its cloud computing contract with microsoft. the ten year, ten billion dollars deal was signed in 2019 despite the objections of amazon. the defense department said it's restarting the process because it's needs have changed. >>> after more than 16 months cosco is dropping it's senior hours. the retailer said beginning july 26th it'll resume regular

elder leads the pack with 34% support, followed by john cox at 28%, kevin faulconer at 26% and kevin kiley in eighth place with 12% support. liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> if you want to learn more, liz put together an original documentary about california's last recall. you can find it on the abc7 bay area app, on apple tv, android tv, amazon tb, and roku. >>> in the east bay, neighbors get their first chance to discuss the furniture future use of land that was once skywest golf course. it was the only 18-hole public golf course until it closed last september after nearly 60 years of operation. the 126 acres could get developed or remain as open space. they are holding visioning workshops to get input about future uses for the property. the first public meeting is tonight. >> everything is on the table as far as we're concerned. we are in listening mode and we encourage the public to participate in tell us what they think. >> the virtual meaning meeting starts at 6:00 p.m. two other public workshops are scheduled next month. >>> if you have ever been impatient dealing with a customer call cent

cnn's sam kiley is in the netherlands. are being taken? >> reporter: well, here on the river you can see that this orchard behind me, indeed from the street sign, just how high that's got. those are pear trees that stand at least two meters, two yards, six or eight-feet high. and the river is some 200 or 300 meters beyond its own banks. there are dikes throughout the netherlands, and it's these here that the dutch army are now reinforcing. that's because the town just downriver from here has already evacuated or is planning to evacuate some 10,000 people. they've already evacuated the local hospital. and this is because the netherlands, if anything, can be a silver lining to this very catastrophic humanitarian situation. it is the dutch, the people of the netherlands have had forewarning of what has been going on in brussels -- rather in belgium and in northern germany where you've seen those catastrophic scenes, scenes of utter devastation. we were earlier on today in a german town where whole houses have been ripped away