laura anthony has the story. >> he was a wonderful man. laura: gretchen was one of many who stopped by a growing memorial. signs and flowers paying tribute to ashley dias, the 45-year-old crossing guard killed wednesday afternoon. >> this is tragic. this street is horrific for dropping kids off. he is a hero. >> it is unbelievable. laura: dias' parents say their son was a kind man who returned to his job as a crossing guard a couple days ago. >> we spoke to him this morning. we spoke to him before he went at 2:00 for the crossing. >> the crossing guard saved the kid. laura: witnesses say dias pushed at least one child out of the way before being hit by an suv. janine set her kids were nearby on their bikes. >> they rode their bikes, dropped their bikes and came to me and hugged me and were crying . they had a hard time sleeping last night. laura: this as lafayette and other districts face a severe shortage in the number of people willing to step up and be school crossing guards. the company vice president said, we are having difficult fight

laura anthony is in costa mesa, following larry elder's campaign.eporter: larry elder will hold his election night event here at a hilton in orange county. we don't expect to see him until well after the 7:00 start time for the event. the conservative radio talk show host spent all day yesterday down in southern california, hammering away at his primary talking parts -- points. thaliforni familield be allowed school choicentende'f that he entered the race two months ago. win or lose, he has raised his public profile substantially and has become especially memorable for his aggressive campaign style aimed directly at governor newsom. >> we've got rising crime, rising homelessness, outrageous rise in the cost of living, declining public school standards, five seasons in california. the fifth one is the fire season. that's because of the court -- poor management of our forests. gavin newsom wants to blame it on climate change. climate change has little to do with it. jerry brown left a plan to clear dry at -- vegetation. he did not mention climate chan

laura anthony explains that some employers are hoping the end of this benefit might spur more people to return to the workforce. laura: they are pretty much everywhere you look. help wanted signs and the windows of bay area stores and restaurants. even with the reopening, it has been especially difficult for small business will to find and keep employees. >> people didn't want to come back. nobody wants to interact with people anymore. people are scared. we have lost a lot of people, a lot of turnover. it is a competitive hiring market for good candidates. laura: now the federal government's enhanced benefits are ending which means more than 8 million americans will no longer receive weekly unemployment checks. >> september 6, it was the timeline. that is when the $300 and. hopefully, as with think about what's happening, we don't need it consistently. laura: one big challenge for many cases, the customers are back, but the employees are not. the hope is that will change going forward. >> we are going to get more candidates because they don't have any choice. but have to work. we will

laura anthony explains that some employers are hoping the end of this benefit might spur more people return to the workforce. laura: they are pretty much everywhere you look. help wanted signs and the windows of bay area stores and restaurants. even with the reopening, it has been especially difficult for small business will to find and keep employees. >> people didn't want to come back. nobody wants to interact with people anymore. people are scared. we have lost a lot of people, a lot of turnover. it is a competitive hiring market for good candidates. laura: now the federal government's enhanced benefits are ending which means more than 8 million americans will no longer receive weekly unemployment checks. >> september that is when the $300 and. hopefully, as with think about what's happening, we don't need it consistently. laura: one big challenge for many cases, the customers are back, but the employees are not. the hope is that will change going forward. >> we are going to get more candidates because they don't have any choice. but have to work. we will find more people to work,

in solano county, laura anthony, abc 7 news. ama: thank you so much. power has finally been restored to a majority of east bay pg&e customers. a little bit of rain on sunday because they headache for residents in west contra costa county. 28,000 customers were in the dark. here is how pg&e explained what happened to powerlines. >> it turns out dustin salt and everything that has been accumulating on the lines into a mud mixture, which conducts electricity and causes an outage. ama: richmond's mayor said he heard from frustrated business owners who lost money and residents who rely on electricity to power medical equipment. dan: what -- ghosting is not just an unwelcome dating trend. ama: it happening in the restaurant world. how the businesses are being impacted. >> national park entry rules are changing. changing. i michael people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before s

laura anthony, abc 7 news. ama: now to the california recall less than a week away. governor newsom and several opponents were on the campaign trail today. this countdown shows five days until the polls open tuesday morning. kamala harris fluid to the bay area this morning to campaign for governor newsom. sen. harris: -- heck vice pres. harris: we have to understand what is happening around our country with on reproductive rights, voter rights, workers' rights. they think if they can win in california, you can do this anywhere. we want to show that you cannot get this done here. ama: for visit coincides with the release of a new poll from suffolk university that found 41% favor the recall while 58% want newsom to stay in office. dan: two republicans hoping to take newsom's job campaigned in the bay area today. kevin faulkner appeared at san jose city hall. he says newsom has all but ignored rising crime in the state. >> as we are here in this great city of san francisco, we have seen retailers like walgreens close down their stores because of rising crime. it is ramp

laura anthony has more. >> this is a sober reminder of how dangerous it is in the city of oakland. >> a 911 call about a man acting erratically quickly turned violent. police say the man shot one officer almost as soon as he and his partner arrived. >> this is a difficult day for us. a day that we are very fortunate because the officer is not being treated for life-threatening injuries. >> we came within a hair's breath of losing officers today. they responded to a citizen call and they are ambushed, engaging in a gun battle. the suspect ran to an apartment lobby where the team spent hours negotiating with him. >> we don't know if he had any additional firearms. while we were challenging him, he made multiple statements that he wanted to die and he wants us to kill him. >> he eventually turned himself over to police. >> our ultimate desire is for him to make the choice to peacefully surrender. >> a five block stretch remained closed for most of the day. this incident is just the latest example of how their officers are increasingly at risk on the streets of oakland. >> what happened t

laura: laura anthony, abc 7 news. ama: 7 on your side's michael finney and and his team have been relentless advocating for people to get the unemployment funds they deserve. you can reach out to 7 on your side on our website. dan: more to come with unemployment benefits ending and many people still out of work. a start up helping train people for text jobs, no experience needed. to meet the man who had -- you made it happen for himself and decided to help others. >> the recall election is one week from tomorrow. how governor newsom and his challengers are getting their final message out. >> there is no way september 20 is soon enough for the general public. ama: your heart is at the heart of everything you do. and if you have heart failure, there's entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most

laura anthony is live in orange county covering larry elder. first let's go to sacramento. liz, what was the governor doing today? he was busy even at the last minute. >> he was. governor newsom and his team are confident going into tonight, but it was interesting. he was campaigning until the last minute today in san francisco trying to get every last vote. we also spoke to the original founder of this recall, oren healy. he says regardless of the outcome, he hopes governor newsom learned something after going through this process. >> in the final hours of the recall election, gavin newsom made one last campaign stop in san francisco to thank his supporters and give his final pitch to last-minute voters. >> if we don't reject this recall, very elder is the next governor of the state of california. [boos] >> i'm going to sound like obama. don't boo, vote. reporter: that was echoed by president biden, comparing larry elder to former president donald trump. >> he is a clone of donald trump. can you imagine him being governor of this state? reporter: democrats are feeling conf

reporter laura anthony shows us why some rv dwellers are pushing back. laura: for robert carlisle, this day wasn't supposed to go this way. >> don't touch my stuff. >> you can do it with me or without me. >> don't touch my stuff! laura: he thought he had until tonight to move his belongings away from the rv he shares with a friend. >> i don't understand how you can prevent this gentleman from being able to move his vehicle. laura: back today, city workers started moving them out just afternoon. >> he says, i am moving your stuff. i said, no you are not, that is my stuff we had an agreement. you are breaking your agreement. laura: as part of its safe parking program, berkeley is offering these residents what city officials say is a safer and clean alternative, in a parking lots several miles away. >> we are helping folks reduce their footprint and get into the lot. this was posted five days ago. folks have been aware of what is happening. we're just here to help assist with that. laura: even with the fencing, the security, and some services, the residents

reporter laura anthony spoke with officials from the governor's office today who say there is still helpnd california's eviction moratorium, officials want renters and landlords to be well aware of available options. >> we want to be sure that all renters who are having a difficult time paying their rent or who are continuing to rent, know that the rent relief program is still very much accepting applications. laura: the assistance can cover up to 18 months for those who meet certain low income requirements. generally no more than 80% of an area's median household >> was a completed application has been submitted, it takes a couple of weeks to fully process and approve and then takes about 1-2 weeks after for thymt to go out even if someone does not qualify for assistance, there is a lengthy process that would have to occur before a landlord can evict a tenant. >> what is required on october 1, if the landlord wants to evict, because the tenant has not paid rent, the landlord has to apply for state funding, and then has to wait a period of time to see if the tenant qualifies. only then c

reporter laura anthony went inside one of those illegal rowhouses, a warehouse in san leandro. laura: so many marijuana thousands of them in many rooms of a san leandro warehouse. this, just one of 18 similar warehouses in four cities, including oakland, hayward and castro valley. >> we have seized upwards of close to $10 million in cash and assets. we have also seized 12,000 pounds of processed product, ready to be distributed out to the community. it's somewhere in the neighborhood of $40 million. laura: sheriffs say there are as many as a half-million plants, from mature three footers to the starters. >> hepa filters filtering the air going out so you are not getting that massive order. laura: the entire operation supported by elaborate infrastructure, air filters, illegal wiring, generators and fertilizers that are toxic. >> they are basically circumventing the legal system to be involved in the cannabis industry and doing that strictly for profit. laura: so all of this marijuana is being grown and taxed an unregulated. but shares believe it is actually ending up on the lega

are asking customers for voluntary laura anthony is live at the reservoir with a story tonight. >> we are here because it is a good example of what is happening throughout northern california. this reservoir is just 48% of capacity. systemwide, the overall storage is just 57%. the lowest it has been since 2015. an overflow reservoir down stream is often low in the fall. this year, just 42%, it is the boat launch that is high and dry. completely unusable. >> we are uncomfortable right now. it is not as dire as it can be but we are preparing for those more dire situations to come. >> so far, they have declared a drought emergency. they asked to their 1.4 million customers to conserve just 10% and only on a voluntary basis. to the east, the water district is in a similar situation. it's made storage is currently at 65% capacity. see cwd is only asking for a voluntary reduction and also, just 10%. >> we are following the long-term drought contingency plans we have put in place. water agencies in the bay area have different water supplies, we are dependent on the delta for our water supply

laura: anthony zurcher, thank. it is out -- thank you. election season in russia, with local position starting on friday. opposition candates are not allowed to run. the authorities insist that the vote will be free andair, and deny it will be rigged in favor of the ruling party united russia. our moscow correspondent traveled to siberia and bulgaria to meet the candidates barred from the ballot. ♪ reporter: the veterans choir. it is gearing up for a special performance. they will be entertaining voters at polling stations. elections in russia are quite a show. but not everyone is invited. sergei boyko isn't. the city counselor wanted to run for parliament, but because of his jail opposition leader, under a new law, sergei is barred from elections for five years. is tre any real opposition on the ballot? >> no. for example, i could not participate, my friends cannot participate. only people linked with them could participate. it is not an election. reporter: on paper at least, voters will have a choice. but critics say all of the parties

. >> let's get to laura anthony in orange county live, where larry elder, the top candidate challenginghe governor in this recall election, spoke not long ago. laura? laura: larry elder is still out here. he finished talking about 15-20 minutes ago. he is spending time talking to supporters. it has been thinking supporters, signing autographs -- he has been thinking supporters, signing autographs. the party continued long after the race was called for gavin newsom. in fact, there was zero reaction or announcement in the room when all the major networks called the race for the city governor. the large tv monitors were simply switched off and the band played on. elder himself came out a little before 10:00 and his speech was less a concession than a campaign speech. mr. elder: so, we have lost a battle but we are absolutely going to win the war, absolutely. >> i don't think he went in it just as a means of something to do for the summer. i think he really believes in all the things that he has been talking about on the news media and all the interviews he's done. i've seen many of them an

reporter: in the east bay, laura anthony. ama: better weather conditions helping firefighters on the front lines of two huge fires burning in northern california. containment has increased on the caldor fire to 44%. the fire has escorts more than 206,000 acres. evacuation orders for south lake tahoe downgraded to warnings last week. on the frontlines of the dixie fire, containment has increased to 57%, it has burned more than 910,000 acres in northern california. you notice the qr code on your screen during our air quality and welfare coverage. you can scan it using your cell phone camera and it will take you to our wildfire tracker. you can follow the major fires and see air quality. dan: while we are talking air quality, a spare the air alert standard through tomorrow for the bay area. ama: spencer joins us with more. spencer: the wildfire smoke continues to filter into the bay area, thus the alert for today and tomorrow. we expect improvement over the next few days. currently, only green and yellow, moderate to good air qu

. >> let's get to laura anthony in orange county live, where larry elder, the top candidate challengingcall election, spoke not long ago. laura? laura: larry elder is still out here. he finished talking about 15-20 minutes ago. he is spending time talking to supporters. it has been th supporters, signing autographs -- he has been thinking supporters, signing autographs. the party continued long after the race was called for gavin newsom. in fact, there was zero reaction or announcement in the room when all the major networks called the race for the city governor. the large tv monitors were simply switched off and the band played on. elder himself came out a little before 10:00 and his speech was less a concession than a campaign speech. mr. elder: so, we have lost a battle but we are absolutely going to win the war, absolutely. >> i don't think he went in it just as a means of something to do for the summer. i think he really believes in all the things that he has been talking about on the news media and all the interviews he's done. i've seen many of them and i've been at most of his e

laura anthony was there. >> we still need to reach out to those that are on the fence. >> governor newsomays the caliph -- california may be among the leaders in the nation in vaccination rates but there is work to be done, especially in communities like oaklands fruitvale district. >> i want to encourage everyone who has not been vaccinated to avail themselves to these vaccines that are not only effective but the answer to how we get this pandemic once and for all behind us. >> at least 80% of the eligible vaccination -- population in california has received one dose. it is these efforts -- >> it is these community efforts that has led oakland to achieve 86% of our eligible population having received first vaccination. >> as much profit that's progress they have made here in fruitvale, this community lacks behind the rest of oakland when it comes to vaccination, 10% lower. >> in the beginning of the pandemic, the fruitvale in particular was hit so hard. our positivity rate was reaching 32%, which is extremely high. we are down 13% and it is still too high. >> maria told us she was hesita

laura anthony, abc 7 news. dan: the opioid echo -- epidemic is a deadly issue in the bay area. the number of accidental overdose deaths has shot up during a pandemic. health leaders in the south bay are launching a new expect fentanyl campaign to save lives. abc 7 news race and social justice reporter julie spoke with help officials today. julian: sounding the alarm on wednesday on a spike in accidental drug overdoses linked to fake pills and other narcotics >> >> laced with fennel. >> drug sellers mix it with a variety of substances including the party drugs, cocaine, and methamphetamine. individuals would not be able to detect that fentanyl is in the drugs. + julian: a coalition launching the expect fennel campaign today, spreading the word about the extremely deadly and potent synthetic opioid up to 100 times stronger than morphine. medical examiner worried the dead are younger and younger. >> we had certified 49 fennel related for tallies and that number in the counties going to increase. julian: the 49 recorded deaths this year outpacing the 88 recorded in 2020 and doublin

we have team coverage today and will get analysis from abc 7 news insider phil matier, reporter laura anthonylarry elder campaign. but we begin with abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz in sacramento. liz: hi. governor newsom is feeling so confident that he will defeat this recall. his aide told reporters last night that he sees no scenario where he loses. today we did speak to the founder of the regatta -- the recall petition. he says regardless of the outcome he hopes governor newsom learned something from going through the process. in the final hours of the recall election, governor newsom made one last campaign stop in san francisco to thank supporters and give his final which last-minute motors. >> if we don't this recall, larry elder is the next governor of california. [crowd booing] don't boo, vote no on the

laura anthony is live in orange county covering larry elder. first let's go to sacramento.he governor doing today? he was busy even at the last minute. >> he was. governor newsom and his team are

our meteorologist is monitoring the winds, we will start with abc news reporter laura anthony.dan. still pretty windy here in solano county. but as you said, pg&e did not impact as many households as they once projected. still, in solano county, 100 households are without power, and some of those who lost their power today are the same people who lost their homes in last year's maha, having to go without power for a few hours, maybe even a few days, is just the latest challenge. >> i went off at 6:00 a.m. this morning. they said it is supposed to be on in two hours, but they said that they have to check the lines and that will take until 10:00 tonight. laura: they live in solano

the winds, we will start with abc news reporter laura anthony. laura: hi, dan. still pretty windy here in solano county. but as you said, pg&e did not impact as many households as they once projected. still, in solano county, 100 households are without power, and some of those who lost their power today are the same people who lost their homes in last year's maha, having to go without power for a few hours, maybe even a few days, is just the latest challenge. >> i went off at 6:00 a.m. this morning. they said it is supposed to be on in two hours, but they said that they have to check the lines and that will take until 10:00 tonight. laura: they live in solano county, where the homes lead the hills, with lots of open space in between. >> this is where the originals base used to be. laura: up place where they and dozens others lost their homes last year. >> i was asleep. we barely got out and they closed the road. then fire came over the hill and we just had time to get out with our two cars and one motorcycle. we couldn't get our animals because they all panicked

laura anthony has the story now. >> with the clock winding on california's evictn morari, atto rentersions. >> we want to ensure that all renters having a difficult time paying the rent are continuing to

reporter laura anthony went inside one of those illegal rowhouses, a warehouse in san leandro.a: so many marijuana thousands of them in many rooms of a san leandro warehouse. this, just one of 18 similar warehouses in four cities, including oakland, hayward and castro valley. >> we have seized upwards of close to $10 million in cash and assets. we have also seized 12,000 pounds of processed product, ready to be distributed out to the community. it's somewhere in the neighborhood of $40 million. laura: sheriffs say there are as many as a half-million plants, from mature three footers to the

laura anthony has more. >> this is a sober reminder of how dangerous it is in the city of oakland. >>atically quickly turned violent. police say the

laura anthony has more. laura: 20,000 businesses closed their doors permanently.vin newsom. >> are voters are turning o later in the cycle so election day is critical and we are here knocking on doors, making text messages. laura: tamika hamilton arrived with her children. >> the biggest thing is schools and school choice and given givg newsom was sending his kids to private school -- gavin newsom was sending his kids to private school while our schools were closed. laura: gop front front front frt convince democrats to vote for him. >> breaking the democrats have had over black and brown people. laura: and jobs -- cobbs made a quick stop at a restaurant he called to genesis of the recall efforts. >> they have mr. newsom is the entitled, rich, good looking governor. laura: cobbs believes he has a chance. >> undecided was leading and i think people are still undecided and waiting to vote. laura: although the bay area could decide the recall, cobbs and elder will spend the final day of the campaign in southern california. ama: earlier this evening there was a roundt

laura anthony has the story now. >> with the clock winding on california's evictn morari, atto renters and landloe well aware of available options. >> we want to ensure that all renters having a difficult time paying the rent are continuing to owe rent know that program is accepting applications. reporter: generally, no more than 80% of an area's median household income. >> once a completed application has been submitted, it takes us about a couple weeks to fully process and approve and it takes one to two weeks afterwards for the payment to go about. >> even if someone does not qualify, there is a lengthy legal process before a landlord can evict a tenant. >> what is required october 1 if the landlord wants to evict because a tenant has not paid rent, the landlord has to apply for state funding and then has to wait a period of time to see if a tenant qualifies and only then can the landlord proceed with eviction. they have added 700 staffmping positions to deal with the accepted surge in assistance applications. >> we have received close to 300,000 applications in this state rent reli

laura anthony shows you why some rv dwellers pushed back. >> still was not supposed to go this way. >don't touch my stuff. >> he thought he had until tonight to move his dutch belongings away from an rv sureos with a friend. click don't understand how you can prevent this gentleman from being able to move his vehicle. >> a city worker started to move him this afternoon. >> i said what you doing? is that i moving your stuff. i said no, this is my stuff. you are a city official. >> berkeley is offering these residents what city officials is -- so is a safer, cleaning dust cleaner and turn it. -- alternative. parks this was five days of though. we are here >> even with the fencing, some security and some fences, the residents -- >> families who entered the parking lot are doing so. all of the amenities we need to power our home will be given to us. >> i will agree to everything provided, everybody is on the same date, time frame, deadlines and what can and cannot be done. >> those who don't move out by the end of the day will be cited and potentially towed. >> if you are able to move in

laura anthony spoke to the man who is now fighting back to save what is left of his front yard. >> iam and i came out and i couldn't believe what i saw. >> he told us his wife saw it first. >> you can see the holes in the ground from where they dog up the grass. >> wild pigs had descended, lightly coming down from the nearby hills. it is a phenomenon that has played out in years past. in san ramon, where the wild animals interface with the domestic yard in a way that can leave serious damage. >> the food resources will dry out, so they will start to expand their search. sometimes they end up in yards and gardens. >> all the homeowner can do is try to hold off the next attack or remove the grass or garden entirely. some even hire a licensed trapper, but that requires a permit through the california department of fish and wildlife. >> if a wild pig or a group of wild pigs destroys your robbery, you can file a wildlife incident report on our website. someone on our staff will reach out to you to discuss options. . >> for now, he put down this green netting on his lawn, trying to keep th

laura anthony spoke with a man who is now fighting back to save what is left of his front yard. >> icame out and i could not believe what i saw. >> ted told us his wife saw it first. the front lawn on sunday morning. it looked like someone had rototilled it. >> you can see the holes in the ground from where they dug up the grass. >> wild boars descended on his yard overnight, likely coming down from the nearby hills. it is a phenomenon that has played itself out in years past. their search for water. then they end up in people's yards and gardens. >> all the homeowner can do is try to head off the next attack or remove the garden entirely -- entirely. some people hire trappers. but that requires a permit through the department of fish and wildlife. >> a group -- if a group of wild pigs destroys your property, you can file a wildlife incident report on our website and what our staff will reach out to you and discuss options. >> ted put down this green netting on his lawn, trying to keep those wild boars away. he will do one more thing. >> cut back on the watering? >> absolutely. this

in orange county, laura anthony, abc 7 news. kristen: if elder beats the recall -- if newsom beats the recall has elder said whether he would run again next year in the next election cycle? lauren: elder didn't enter the race until just a couple of months ago. while he was well known among conservative circles as a radio show re. throhitohe ring year. so far, he is not answering. kristen: laura, thank you so much. republican candidate caitlyn jenner cast her ballot this morning in. beverly hills she made headlines last week thinks he supports -- saying she supports a woman's right to choose, but also saying a state has a right to create its own laws. he is pulling in the low single-digit. dan: our abc 7 news team has produced a map showing the percentage of ballots returned in each county in the state. borders in sierra county turned in the largest percentage. northern california is slightly outpacing southern california in total number of ballots returned. you can check out how york county is doing by going to our website abc7n

in lafayette, laura anthony, abc 7 news. larry: now to new developments in the fight against covid-19. president biden address the nation just a couple of hours ago, unveiling his six-point plan to fight the delta variant, announcing they will be new vaccine rules for federal workers, large employers, and health care staff. the requirements could apply to more than 100 within americans. pres. biden: this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated, and it is called by the fact that despite america having unprecedented and successful vaccination programs, despite the fact that for almost five months, free vaccines have been available in 80,000 different locations, we still have nearly 80 million americans who have failed to get the shot. larry: the president also addressed the confusion over booster shots saying the decision to administer them will be completely up to health care professionals. he says the u.s. will be ready to distribute those boosters as soon as possible to see an fda give ward. and this just in, the los angeles unif

>> to are part of society and you do have some responsibility as a member of society. >> laura: really, anthonyfeeds off of your misery, and fauci has only gotten worse. just yesterday the garden and put this photo of fauci with a caption reading "the u.s. is disease expert has been spooked by brad pitt." the sexiest man alive." it that fauci said i have not known anyone with any more humility in my lifetime. how many times has fauci been lied and called out and then light again? he's a snake that only cares about holding onto power. in that sense, he and aoc have a kindred spirit and public manipulation through preferred, chosen medium. their currency's magazine covers, social media, cable hits, certainly saving lives are really standing up for the working people as they cling to. in a way though, i think we should feel kind of fortunate these two moments happened in unison. the masts are off, and it's time the camera start training on the people who actually care about their fellow americans. and joining me now at republican texas governor dan patrick dan, nothing i think that two will have i

you can't wish it away. >> laura: we are just done with you, anthony.in the college football season, millions upon millions of college football fans attending the games. no super-spreader events. that's it for us tonight. "gutfeld!" is next. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hello, nashville! we are at the listening room in nashville, here all week. boy, is it great to see you. after spending so many years in

laura: how does that explain anthony fauci's voice? >> the first thing laura said this the first time we had a ghost - guest host needing a guest host to finish the show. >> i usually don't watch when i have the night off but the one time i tuned in and saw arroyo doing this. >> that is dedication. >> thanks for being a good sport. i am laura ingraham, a huge show, senator john kennedy is here, candace owens, seen and unseen but first when they put country last is the focused of tonight's angle. when rand paul and marco rubio and i agree on something it is time to pay attention. all of us with different views on foreign policy believe general mark millie should resign or be terminated as biden's chairman of joint chiefs of staff. after reports he had conversations with foreign governments outside the chain of command telling china he would give them advanced warning if we decided to attack, one would have thought that democrats would join republicans and say enough is enough, he's got to go, democrats impeached donald trump for a phone

. >> laura: more lies from anthony fauci but what should we expect at this point?t are the facts? in total the cdc estimates more than 900 kids age zero-17 died during the last two flu seasons. an even smaller time frame than this pandemic. by comparison 555 children children have died with covid throughout the entire pandemic. horrible, of course, but fauci is wrong. kids age 5-11 the group phizer wants emergency use authorization for have had a total of 112 covid deaths since the pandemic started. there are over 28 million children in this age group. as phil points out, if you reasonably estimate 58% of those kids which is well within the cdc estimates, 112 deaths out of 14 million would be 1 in 125,000. phil is here to unleash prosperity. phil, why is the left getting this wrong? why? >> well, they seem unwilling to state the simple and, by now i think should be obvious fact, that this virus is a typical respiratory virus for children. that doesn't mean that it can't kill children. all respiratory viruses do kill children sometimes but by and large it's a very,

. >> laura: we are just done with you, anthony. four weeks in the college football season, millions upon millions of college football fans attending the games. no super-spreader events. that's it for us tonight. "gutfeld!" is next. ♪ ♪ >> greg: hello, nashville! we are at the listening room in nashville, here all week. boy, is it great to see you. after spending so many years in new york city, coming here is like taking a worm, sudsy bath after living in joy behar's armpit. believe me, if i could move here, i would already be here. which means it's time for... ♪ ♪ gutfeld presents: why new york is horrible and stupid and we need to get the hell out of there as soon as possible. please help us. apparently no matter what befalls the big apple, nyc remains the media capital of the world. it's weird. like declaring afghanistan best placed opener gay friendly bed-and-breakfast. i have tried. in new york city you can be pushed in front of a subway train by a guy wearing nothing but a smile and a hospital bracelet. but really the broadway

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laura, thank you ray much. the regulators -- eu regulators are reviewing pfizer's booster data. anthonyking about the fact that the rolet of third shots in the u.s. is largely led by pfizer. we do not have others clear to take part in that process. bloomberg intelligence analyst sam fazeli joins us now. does it matter that these third shots will largely be pfizer? sam: that is not a straightforward answer, i'm afraid. there are two key elements. with moderna, you do have a risk of a third shot, which is 100 micrograms. three times as much is the pfizer shot. it continues to cause these issues. you have to think about the age you deliver those shots to. the younger you are, the more the risk is. pfizer has a lower risk because it was a lower dose. the question is what are we going to find out on 7 -- on september 17 when the fda reviews the data? will they show any increase in risk? that is what is complicating this picture. guy: i am just trying to get to the bottom of this. does it make a difference or does it not make a difference? it sounds like the amount of rna you will be giving i

anthony fauci directly about china's response to the outbreak. >> the chinese authorities have been very explicit they would not tolerate any misinformation. >> laura: i am surprised you would say that about what we know about china lying about critical issues. >> the chinese scientists i have dealt with for years and decades. i have faith they are not distorting things. >> laura: so revealing. fast forward to this week at the u.n. despite all of the challenges, trade and human rights and the virus. both biden and harris went out of their way not to single out china. if we don't hold china accountable how can we prevent from happening again and again? our vice-president wants to throw money at some global health flush fund, a billion dollars total. >> to avoid the mistakes of the past and meet this present moment, we must ensure transparency and accountability to ensure that all countries meet our global health obligation. a council that would monitor progress and identify gaps. >> laura: if china is lying, we won't know where to look. the press is more obsessed with covering a riot where one unarmed protestor was killed than a pandemic that killed

anthony fauci directly about china's response to the outbreak. >> the chinese authorities have been very explicit that they were not going to tolerate any misinformation. laura: i'm surprised he would say that given what we know about china's pattern of lying about critical issues. >> the chinese scientists i have dealt with myself personally for years if not decades, many of them were trained in the united states. i have faith that they are not distorting things. laura: so revealing. fast forward to this week at the un, despite all the challenges, trade, human rights, the virus, both biden and harris went out of their way not to single out china but to hold china accountable, how can we prevent this happening again and again and again? but don't worry, our vice president wants to throw money at a global health slush fund, $1 billion total. >> to avoid the mistakes of the past and meet this present moment we must also ensure transparency and accountability to ensure that all countries meet our global health obligations, a global health threat counsel that would monitor progress and identify gaps. laura: of china is lying and hiding facts we won't even know w

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anthony fauci's voice? it is always like that. >> sean: and the great thing is more upset this the other night. the first time we had a guest host -- it does not get any better. >> laura: i usually don't watch it when i have that night off. the one time i turned in and i see a real doing this. [laughter] >> that is dedication. >> laura: all right. we actually do have a show to do. thanks, sean, for being a good sport. this is "the ingraham angle." we have a huge show for you. senator john kennedy is here. first, when they put country blast that is the focus of tonight's angle. when alexander goodman and senator rand paul and marco rubio and i agree on something you know it is time to pay attention. all of us very different views on foreign policy. leaving strongly that general mark milley should resign or be terminated immediately. that is a report that he had conversations with foreign governments outside the chain of command, telling china he would give them advance warning if we ever decided to attack? one would have thought that democrats would join republicans and say, all right, enough is enough. you got to go. remember, democrats impeached president trump for a