stephen: maureen and adeeba, did you have thoughts? maureen? adeeba: i did. i think we use the platform to kind of call out for the scientific community to do more -- to really reinvigorate just as we did at previous aids conferences for anti-viral therapy. i truly do think, particularly with the variant that's raging around the world, experiencing that in malaysia. for asia, we're doing quite well in terms of vaccination. but still we're not able to catch up in many states around malaysia because of vaccine supply and number of infections and deaths skyrocketing. so perhaps as the -- what the h.i.v. community is so well-known for, perhaps we need to make it stronger for vaccination across the world. maureen: i think one of the advantages of the mrna approach you can tweak this with a lot more ease than the traditional vaccine platform. i think to that extent, we have some advantages and i think some are already being developed. stephen: another question from matt. matt, introduce yourself, please, and your question. matt: matt kavanaugh from georgetown unive

dennis, maureen's widower, was also quite ron not only spoke to helpful. not only spoke to-- dennis, marie's widower, was also quite helpful. ron not only spoke to me but he helped me in things where i needed a blood relative. i was able to get into nancy's school records going back to kindergarten because ron got friends to release them to me. i also spoke to nancy stepbrother, richard, who survived her and was just a font of wonderful stories. susan: in the political career, let's focus on the white house years because that is really the subject of the book. before the white house years, there there were several campaigns for the presidency, two of which were unsuccessful and were painful for nancy reagan. you wrote that she remembered the 1976 campaign were poignantly than any of the successful campaigns. white was that one so hurtful to her? karen: it is important to know that going into politics was something that neither of the reagans would have envisioned when they fell in love in the early 1960's. susan: did i read that jane wyman described him as

and we hope that that is the motivation, but sometimes does it just come down to that, maureen? well, i think the, the key point here is that we, it is very clear typically that the impact will be reversible. and in some cases, they will be no ability for the system. so we cover within one time frame. so i think the point about the level of hom, we are willing to risk at this point when we know so little about in terms of wider from if cations on other protective economies. if you'd like, for my point of view as pacific was assigned to collective withdrawn hon blue line . we think that based on the best available signs, understanding the width that's been taken, we would, we don't think that it's the mind they have any role to play. and should have anybody to play at this kind of current point in time in history. ok, so very, i'm sorry, we're almost, we're almost out of time and i want saline to be able to respond to that. you see the challenges, you keep saying, $500.00 marine scientists note marines, scientists, not system scientist, people who are looking at the whole planeta

okay, and maureen, the, when you look at the video, it seems almost obvious that this is disturbing, an environment that we don't know a lot about. what do you think when you visualize what this is? i think we have wheeled experience as in the pacific, the pacific ocean, and particularly countries like pump and guinea will one of the 1st for fun countries to issue commercial license for deep se mining to nautilus, inc. this is way back in early 2010 to begin commercial mining, it's never been done anywhere. so we have real experience in terms of impacts communities in p and g. you have reported that these tenements just 30 kilometers away from the looters and communities in the bismark see, they have reported what daniel describes, which is sedimentation. this, they call it cloudy, and most of the ocean affecting their livelihood, stability to go catch fish. and certainly cultural practices in the case of tang fishermen have reported that they've had to go further and further out. so i think there's 2 components in terms of understanding impact to the pacific. we know in the very ear

maureen kelly kron 4 news. a new report is sparking some concern that u.s. officials may have inadvertently put the lives of afghan alleys at risk. according to politico. >> u.s. officials gave the taliban the names of americans green card holders and the afghan allies in the country. this move was designed to expedite the evacuation of thousands of people from the country. but the taliban seize control of the country. so now some officials are saying giving a list like that to the taliban is like putting those afghan citizens on a kill list. there are reports that taliban militants have gone door to door in search of interpreters and others who helped the u.s. and western forces. >> meanwhile, concerns continue for a number of southern california students and their families who are still trapped in afghanistan earlier this week we learned 24 students and 16 parents from the san diego area. we're trying to make their way out of kabul. many of the families were there visiting extended family for the summer and ended up getting stuck in afghanistan after the t

maureen kelly says this follows a ucsf study that found women infected with covid while pregnant do runigher risk for delivering babies prematurely. >> so it's actually a really difficult decision because we just really know like what the risks where with benefits were as a pediatric nurse. sarah mcdougal was offered the vaccine before most people back in the early days of her pregnancy before there was any data on how it would affect her child. she eventually got her shots now, just days from her due date. she's feeling really grateful it. sorry, stressful just that the delta variant being around people. >> that just would have been a whole other level of stress. her decision was bolster today by the cdc pushing the shot for pregnant women after new safety data on 2500 women showed no increased risk of miscarriage for those who received at least one dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine before 20 weeks of pregnancy, although all 3 available vaccines are being recommended. we know that the risks not receiving the vaccine and contracting covid are really can result in preterm birth ucsf

kron four's maureen kelly talked to one young man who evacuated from kabul earlier this month. he is now trying to make a home for himself here as he also continues to worry about his family back at home. >> this 26 year-old refugee is showing you the room he's renting from another afghan family in hayward. it's sparsely furnished because he fled his home country 3 weeks ago. he's not getting much sleep and not because his mattress is on the floor next where you didn't even he only wants to be referred to as as easy his last name because he fears for the safety of his family. still back in afghanistan as brother and pregnant sister-in-law. we're also trying to get out on the same kind of special visa. they got him to the u.s. he hasn't heard from them since the explosion at the kabul airport that killed dozens of afghans in addition to the 13 us service members. he also hasn't gotten any messages from his mother, father and younger sister in weeks, all of whom he wants to get to this country. but that dream seems all the more distant now that the u.s. has ended their evacuation

maureen kelly has the details there. >> during the 1991 oakland berkeley hills fire. some people were forced to flee on foot as the fire raged around them. and that's something the berkeley fire department does not want to see repeated the roads in the hill areas remain narrow and winding in parts, which is why they're now planning to recommend that people get out before trouble starts particularly those living in zones 2, 3, when the fire weather conditions are extreme that goes beyond red flag warnings greater than 90 degrees. >> arik sustained winds greater than 2025 miles per hour. and our relative humidity below 10% acting battalion chief nate gerard says they'll pull the trigger after the national weather service. >> provides them with a spot weather forecast. >> so buy recommendation of relocating extreme weather conditions. the citizen gets to choose how they want to leave when they want to leave and what they want to take with them rather than fire blowing around them. people kind of saying let's go. let's go and it's under panicked usually on foot in those c

maureen kelly kron 4 news senator dianne feinstein also spoke on the crisis in afghanistan.a statement released earlier today. the senator says we. >> have an obligation to do all we can to save human rights advocates translators, journalist and many others who worked with the u.s. and led the fight to build a civil society in afghanistan anyway to accelerate the processing of visas and refugee applications should be undertaken to save lives from taliban retribution. she also writes, quote, i will support any legislative action necessary. and we have team coverage tonight on the crisis in afghanistan. america's top general says that the taliban takeover could lead to an increase in terror threat here in the u.s. joint chiefs chairman general mark milley made these comments over the weekend while briefing senators on the situation. >> but as we approach the 20th anniversary of 9.11. how much does the terror threat increase now. kron four's dan kerman joining us live with more on that part of the story. dan. that's right. well, experts say of course, there's always an increase

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news. more side sos in san francisco. now the city is considering efforts to stop it. and as people begin city back their recall ballot. there are some new concerns that have some wondering if their votes is secure. and after the break, democrats faced pushback in their own party over plans passed president's infrastructure plan. we're going to have the details in a live report. >> well, some welcome news here in the bay area after being gone for more than a year and a half. first fridays will be returning to oakland oakland's first riders will hold his first event since the pandemic began on october 1st. no other details have been revealed just yet. traditionally, the event takes over a few blocks of telegraph avenue from west grand the 27th street on the first friday night of every month. thousands of people usually come to see local artists and musicians and enjoy some of oakland's best cuisine of that's going to be fun. we were given the forecast for that probably ask you look at people

maureen kelly kron 4 news. meanwhile, larry elder held his first major press conference in his run to try to replace governor newsom the recall candidate front runner and the governor not mincing words for each other today on the campaign trail. >> ashley zavala explains ashley. >> the king grant. this is all just the start of the campaign blitz, not just for governor gavin newsome but also larry elder and other candidates running in this recall. this weekend is the last one before ballots at those mailboxes for most california voters. >> i'm going to win election after because conservative radio talk show host larry elder holding his first major press conference virtually friday. he mainly criticized governor newsome and california's democrat led government reason for the part of the reason a left-wing politics is a reason for the rise in crimes left-wing politics. there's a reason for the rise of homelessness and it's left a lot of people haven't connected the dots. recent polls, including one from inside cal

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>happening tonight masks will be required indoors in santa cruz county even if you're vaccinated the county health officer issued a new mask mandate. citing a rise in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations now the order goes into effect tonight just before midnight. there's already a mask mandate in place in every bay area county except for solano county. in the north bay covid variants are prompting public health and school officials to urge the use of face coverings by anyone on school properties moraine county public health and the vernon county office of education are calling on all families to adopt the practice of masking up at all times on campus even when you're outdoors last year moran was one of the first counties to reopen all schools to some form of in-person learning only 19 cases of suspected in school transmission or record it last year. this weekend marin county is offering a 3rd dose vaccine clinic for people with compromised immune systems only at this time. it's going

maureen kelly reports a quick thinking witness was able to capture part of the chilling encounter on camera. he's coming warning coming from bystanders just moments for off-duty paramedic. joseph lax was struck, which really saved my life. honestly because. >> i have my back turned initially and just know they don't like for you. >> so i got in front of my car. just like a split second and he actually made by the 9 to return around my car and still hit me clipped inside of the 3.60. but not a fractured elbow. >> blacks. and his girlfriend say the chilling encounter was sparked by an argument over a near collision on the winding roads of montclair sunday evening that turned into road starts going crazy. >> you know, saying he's going to kill us, lacks his girlfriend and her sister drove away from the encounter pulling over on durbin drive. >> but say the suspect followed driving by nearly hitting them a few times before a neighbor thought to capture what was happening on her cell phone in almost hit her and her sister again or sisters like steps away from deal. >> oakland police say a

maureen. kelly reports. >> starting august, 20 of people will be required to show proof they are fully vaccinated before going inside what the city is calling high contact indoor businesses such as places that serve food and beverages where people to take their masks off to eat and drink bars restaurants. theaters and entertainment venues as well as indoor gyms and fitness centers. also large indoor event of a 1000 people or more and proof of a negative test result is not going to cut it. this new mandate only applies to those currently eligible for the vaccine. so kids under 12 will still be able to go inside a restaurant. the mayor says this is an effort to combat a new surge in cases driven by the delta variant is to protect the workers is to protect kids. it's protect those who can't get vaccinated is to make sure that we don't go backwards is to make sure. i never have to get up in front of you and say. >> i'm sorry. i know we just reopen and now the city is closed again because we're see

kron four's maureen kelly explains. >> travelers roll up their sleeves to get the one shot johnson and johnson vaccine outside the medical clinic in sf owes international terminal. this woman from brazil who flew here to attend u c berkeley in the fall called it a dream come true because she was having a hard time getting her shot back home because there's delays and the press and everything. so it's i was just play with my friend like i'll be vaccinated when they get there and that's what's happening going. >> the sfo spokesperson says since they've started this clinic. they've given out over a 1000 shots to foreign visitors from 58 countries around the world. >> and what's being called vaccine tourism the most coming from taiwan followed by mexico. this is a win-win on a variety of levels number one, 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. and those people are spending tim

rapid transit service is expected to begin on van ness avenue. >> in early 2022 maureen kelly kron 4n francisco police department is warning residents of a phone scam where the caller poses as a police officer. the angle side office tweeted out today warning that people are calling they would tell the victim their identity may have been stolen. the scams involve a request for personal info such as your name date of birth or information about your bank account. police say of course not to give out personal information like that over the phone. they suggest filing a proper police report. if you do get a call like that. today. civil lawsuit was filed against officials at san quentin prison. and the california department of corrections and rehabilitation for the death of a prison guard has family says he died after getting covid-19 while he was on duty kron four's haaziq madyun has that story. >> basically the cdcr officials created a covid cesspool and require their inmates and employees to marinate in that. >> that accusation sums up the bases for this civil lawsuit filed against the c

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> coming up with elections officials after some voters have reached out to us with some concerns over holes in some recall ballot envelopes. those holes could be found on envelopes depending on which county they were in and some can expose of voters answer to one of the questions on the ballot. ashley zavala explains what officials suggest you should do to keep your ballots secure. >> in this photo from a nevada county viewer a hole on the side of the recall ballot envelope. exposes an unfilled ballot bubble. another photo shows that one removed from below the unfilled bubble is one of the options on ballot question. one shell gavin newsom be recalled from the office of governor. this is not the case for every county. donna johnston with the california association of clerks and elections. officials explains some self-control as to how they placed the ballot into >> some counties have a completely blank side of the ballot. they could pull that that direction. so there's absolutely nothing showing when they place a done below some of the holes do not correspon

our first maureen kelly was there. >> overcome with emotion and desperation. this man says he and his brother worked for the u.s. army back in afghanistan that brother their mother and sister as well as other extended family are still there. clutching immigration paperwork as we spoke, he worried about them facing reprisals from the taliban. it's also why abdul did not want to give his last name is starting the part of pebble city. >> they're searching to people and house by house. >> they're finding out who who worked where with 2, i their final. those people and their lives and definitely >> abdul is one of over 100 people who have lined up in front of congressman eric swalwell castro valley district office over the last 2 days hoping to get some answers on how to get their loved ones out of afghanistan. swalwell's office says they can check the status of someone special immigration visa or help point them in the direction to start the process to get one another man who didn't want his face shown because he's concerned about the safety of his family drove up

maureen kelly live for us tonight in san francisco.the outdoor dining is still ok without proving you're vaccinated. that's right. we'll continue our team coverage right now in san francisco with this new vaccine mandate. current forces but, you know, has reaction from businesses. >> 3 key sectors of san francisco's business community fitness centers, restaurants and bars are on the front lines in terms of engaging with customers about vaccination status. so how do they feel about mayor london breed now requiring that customers show proof of being vaccinated. >> we have the requirement of vaccinations for folks going to the gym is actually a very good you know, how see to start with. and so if we can give our clients that are coming just one more layer of confidence that they're going to have to work out in a healthy environment. >> we're all benjamin bleiman of the san francisco bar owners alliance says his group was ahead of the curve on this weeks ago by asking customers to show proof of being vaccinated after a poll we did over 80%

maureen kelly kron 4 news. that wasn't the first time a shooting is actually occurred at an air bnb here in the bay area. >> it's been almost 2 years since 5 people were killed at a halloween party in orinda for others were also injured. no arrests have been made in that case. but since then, the san francisco based home sharing company says it than what they call open invite party. so that's parties that are open to anyone and advertised on social media. another big story, the family of angelo quinn, tino and east bay. navy veteran has filed a federal wrongful law up for wrongful death lawsuit against the city of antioch. they claim that any of officers pressing need is neck for nearly 5 minutes while responding to a call for a mental health crisis. this back in december lawsuit names, the city of antioch police chief to monae brooks and 4 other officers. the family says the officers use excessive force while trying to restrain him. >> our view that the officers just the monica de escalation. if they could hav

maureen kelly has that story. >> so it's actually a really difficult decision because we just really know like what the risks where with benefits were as a pediatric nurse. sarah mcdougal was offered the vaccine before most people back in the early days of her pregnancy before there was any data on how it would affect her child. she eventually got her shots now, just days from her due date. she's feeling really grateful it. sorry, stressful just that the delta variant being around people. >> that just would have been a whole other level of stress. her decision was bolster today by the cdc pushing the shot for pregnant women after new safety data on 2500 women showed no increased risk of miscarriage for those who received at least one dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine before 20 weeks of pregnancy, although all 3 available vaccines are being recommended. we know that the risks not receiving the vaccine and contracting covid are really real can result in preterm birth ucsf assistant professor deborah kara sec is the lead author of the largest study of its kind. it looked at all. cal

and i'm ken wayne kron four's, maureen kelly has reaction from the neighborhood and the latest on the investigation. >> a simple bouquet of white flowers sits on the driveway in front of the ranch style home in navarro drive. >> where one man lost his life when shots rang out at a huge party being thrown there. news for us to know because i this is a good neighborhood. they don't expect this is going to be happen. the neighbor didn't want to appear on camera. but even living one street over, she could hear the sounds of the party and the gunfire. i heard in a you know, the explosion. first it was to the sunnyvale department of public safety says they were called to the home because of a complaint about noise and arriving officers found as many as 200 attendees. many were teenagers as officers were stage waiting for extra resources and attempted to locate the homeowner. they heard shots fired. the santa clara county medical examiner's office has identified 18 year-old elias. well, as the young man who died of his injuries at a san jose hospital. a second adult victim, underwent surgery

well, for maureen kelly has more details and reaction. >> during the 1991 oakland berkeley hills fire. some people were forced to flee on foot as the fire raged around them. and that's something the berkeley fire department does not want to see repeated the roads in the hill areas remain narrow and winding in parts, which is why they're now planning to recommend that people get out before trouble starts particularly those living in zones 2, 3, when the fire weather conditions are extreme that goes beyond red flag warnings greater than 90 degrees. >> arik sustained winds greater than 2025 miles per hour. and our relative humidity below 10% acting battalion chief nate gerard says they'll pull the trigger after the national weather service. >> provides them with a spot weather forecast. >> so buy recommendation of relocating extreme weather conditions. the citizen gets to choose how they want to leave when they want to leave and what they want to take with them rather than fire blowing around them. people kind of saying let's go. let's go and it's under panicked usually on foot in those

maureen kelly kron 4 >>in the north bay covid variants are prompting public health and school officialsurge the use of face coverings by anybody on school properties marin county public health and the marin county office of education are calling on all families to adopt the practice of masking up at all times when on campus and that includes even being indoors. last year more and was one of the first counties to reopen all schools in some form of in-person learning only 19 cases of suspected in school transmissions recorded last year and this weekend. the county is offering a 3rd dose of vaccine clinic for anybody who is immunocompromised it will take place this saturday at the marin county fairgrounds for people who have already completed their rounds of pfizer or moderna the clinic is also only former in county residents appointments are encouraged. vaccine. seekers should bring an id bring their covid vaccination card and health insurance and while documentation from a health care provider is not required people should be prepared to assess that they are eligible for that 3rd dose th

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> for the 6 day in a row spirit.lines had to scrap hundreds of flights leaving thousands of passengers stranded again. the airline says it had to cancel half of its scheduled flights for the week due to what it is calling operational challenges and staffing issues today about 41% of the flights were canceled spirit airlines president ceo ted christie says it expects to disruptions to last at least until tuesday. a big move from united airlines. it is now requiring all u.s. based employees to get vaccinated against covid by late october united is the first major us carrier to require vaccination, its employees must upload a proof us some proof that shows they are fully vaccinated employees who do not get vaccinated may face termination united says exceptions will be made for certain health issues or religious region reasons according to the company, more than 90% of its pilots and 80% of its flight attendants have been vaccinated. nonessential international travelers from some countries are still being barred from tra

has been pleading with its own citizens to get their shots for maureen kelly reports vaccine tourism is starting to take off here. >> travelers rolled their sleeves to get the one shot johnson and johnson vaccine outside the medical clinic in sf owes international terminal. this woman from brazil who flew here to attend u c berkeley in the fall called it a dream come true because she was having a hard time getting her shot back home in brazil be waiting for months and didn't get my age. so i'm happy i couldn't have protect it. >> the sfo spokesperson says since they've started this clinic. they've given out over a 1000 shots to foreign visitors from 58 countries around the world. >> and what's being called vaccine tourism the most coming from taiwan followed by mexico. most of what we're seeing is. >> of people are coming here for other reasons. they're coming here to visit friends and family. they're coming here for business. for tourism, but well, they're here. they're also getting vaccinated. we've only heard of a few situations where maybe for an airline employees who have those

a witness was able to catch part of that collision on camera kron four's maureen kelly has that story for us. you can see the suspects four-door silver chevy volt in the distance behind the trees speed backup groovin drive. >> narrowly missing the people in the road. neighbors call out asking if they got the suspect's license plate and the car comes back in the other direction. this time the vi standards yell out with a warning all >> joseph lax is the man who was hit. he says the neighbors heads up likely saved his life. i have my back turned initially and just know don't like for you. >> so i got in front of my car. just like a split second and the but in 90 degree turn around my car and still hit me clipped the inside of a full 3.60. but not a fractured elbow blackson his girlfriend say the act of road rage was sparked around 06:00pm sunday. they were driving her sister home along the narrow winding roads of montclair. they say they got into an argument with the driver of the fault. >> after a near collision when the suspect came speeding around a blind turn base starts going crazy

governor gavin newsome hitting the road ahead of the upcoming recall election next month for maureen kelly was there at his first stop in san francisco. >> governor gavin newsome came back home to san francisco where launched his political career surrounded by progressive and moderate democrats backing him up inside manny's community space in the mission district there. he told many members of the media gathered for his kickoff event. but the stakes of this recall could not be higher at a time where the state is battling yet another extreme fire season and still in the grips of a pandemic. he faces a lot of challengers. mostly republicans today he and several of his supporters said the state is better off with newsome in charge. >> not only would have better health outcomes in the last 18 months. we had better economic outcomes in the last 18 months. our economy contracted a much lower rate than texas and florida. indiana, the united states as a whole because we were led by science and facts. all of that is at risk. we could go up a cloak covid clip in just a matter of weeks. we don'

maureen kelly has the story. >> according to the city's public health department.t's been going on for some time. supplemental vaccine shots of either pfizer or moderna going into the arms of people who already had the one and done johnson johnson dose across neighborhood vaccine clinics and at san francisco, general hospital, the city's public health director doctor grant colfax says they still believe in the j and j. it was on the menu today at their new vax to you mobile clinic that will show up at homes or job sites to vaccinate groups from 5 to 12 people in an effort to protect citizens from the growing threat of the delta variant. change is a good vaccine. it's a good vaccine. we will continue to administer it. well, as 50 ph and the cdc are not recommending those who have had the j and j shot go out and get an extra dose of one of the other vaccines available. >> the city's health department says they have accommodated case by case requests based on doctor recommendations right now we don't have a conclusive data on additional shots beyond what cdc is recomm

maureen kelly was there. rcome with emotion and desperation. this man says he and his brother worked for the u.s. army back in afghanistan that brother their mother and sister as well as other extended family are still there. clutching immigration paperwork as we spoke, he worried about them facing reprisals from the taliban. it's also why abdul did not want to give his last name is starting the part of pebble city. >> they're searching to people and house by house. >> they're finding out who who worked where with 2, i their final. those people and their lives and definitely >> abdul is one of over 100 people who have lined up in front of congressman eric swalwell castro valley district office over the last 2 days hoping to get some answers on how to get their loved ones out of afghanistan. swalwell's office says they can check the status of someone special immigration visa or help point them in the direction to start the process to get 1, 1, man in line immigrated to the u.s. is a boy and went back to afghanistan for 3 combat tours as an army

cases also because of the new mask mandates that just took effect again in much of the region for maureen kelly explains. >> the ivy room on san pablo avenue in albany has posters of upcoming shows in their windows, some of which are now canceled because of coronavirus the owners posted on their facebook page that they had to make what they're calling a super hard decision to cancel shows from thursday night through sunday after members of multiple bands scheduled to play tested positive for covid-19 the promoter of thursday night show. thanks. the club owners made the right call. she just doesn't want to put her staff at risk or any of her patrons. so. >> she's like, i know it's not the most popular thing. but i have to do this for my own. my own conscience. you know. and i feel the same way. the rise in cases driven by the delta variant has the san francisco based promoter concerned about possibly having to cancel other upcoming shows and worried for her entire industry. that was just starting to revive please get vaccinated it. it's like our livelihood depends on it. if people can't, y

maureen kelly.4 news to the south bay now a san jose mayor sam liccardo wants to make sure that people are vaccinated before they enter the s ap center and other city run facilities the mayor is suggesting. this for an event with 50 people or more and that includes the convention center san jose's historic theaters. the center for performing arts and the s ap center. a la carte of says that the proposal is in response to the rise of covid cases. the mayor expects exemptions for the vaccine mandate for children under the age of 12 who as we know can't be vaccinated yet his proposal will go before the city council next tuesday. he needs 2 thirds of the vote for it to go into effect. still ahead on kron 4 news at 5 the candidates are coming in we are taking you behind the scenes of tonight's big debate. >>also coming up what is the real cost of war how long taxpayers could be paying for that 20 ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make

they want a higher risk for severe illness and complications with their pregnancies while four's maureen kelly has that story. >> so it's actually a really difficult decision because we just really know what the risks where with benefits were as a pediatric nurse. sarah mcdougal was offered the vaccine before most people back in the early days of her pregnancy before there was any data on how it would affect her child. she eventually got her shots now, just days from her due date. she's feeling really grateful it. sorry, stressful just that the delta variant being around people. >> that just would have been a whole other level of stress. her decision was bolster today by the cdc pushing the shot for pregnant women after new safety data on 2500 women showed no increased risk of miscarriage for those who received at least one dose of the pfizer or moderna vaccine before 20 weeks of pregnancy, although all 3 available vaccines are being recommended pregnancy is a risk factor for getting seriously ill when contracting covid. it's just so heartbreaking when there is a pregnant woman who was o

good afternoon, maureen. >> good afternoon. just seen.nt of the subio in north institution and bar that for some time now has already been asking people requiring them to show that they are fully vaccinated before going inside getting a drink. in addition to having to show that they are 21 years of age. now starting a week from friday. all bars in the city will have to do the same as well as many other kinds of the south this month. >> they're what the city is calling high contact indoor businesses that serve food and beverages where people take their masks off to eat and drink. in addition to bars the new health order also pertains to restaurants theaters and entertainment venues as well as indoor gyms and fitness centers. and for large indoor event of a 1000 people or more. this is only for those currently eligible for the vaccine so only people over the age of 12. those under 12 can still join their families inside a restaurant. this is all to try and combat a new surge in cases driven by the delta variant. in addition to protecting th

all right, maureen maureen gets certainly gets to respond to that. i really object to that particular point of view about civil society just being in this game to make life difficult for everybody. i think we, as i said from the civic, we have real experiences with this new industry within our territorial waters. but we can see the role of governance as sponsoring states in the area itself. also, there is a question that i think as a society as a whole, this is in the area commonly known as the heritage of mankind. and yet we have a civil society and as the public have had very little c, because governments and contractors are designing this rules about what is necessary in terms of options. sure. but we should give all the options in coding. we can options also the best chance going forward. we know that we should not be transferring the burden off the kinds of mistakes made with the coal, oil and gas industry. with this particular one, we will be looking at generations to clean up what decisions we take today. so i think there are some really conte

maureen kelly kron 4 news and we have more coverage on the situation in afghanistan on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> you can scan the qr code on the screen. you see there, it will take you to our web page and you'll find more on what could be next for the country along with local efforts to help the refugees. >> senator robert f kennedy's assassin has been granted parole. this after 2 of candy sons spoke in favor of sirhan sirhan's release and prosecutors declined to argue why he should be kept behind bars. 77 will share hans 16th pro hearing was held today. he had been behind bars for 53 years. the new york senator and brother of president john f kennedy was a democratic presidential candidate when he was shot and killed on june 6 1968 at the ambassador hotel in los angeles moments after he gave a victory speech in the california primary. one of kennedy's sons who was a toddler when his father died said he was moved to tears by sirhan for morris saying he is not a threat to others and should be released. sirhan was convicted of first-degree murder, but he says he does not remembe

as well as large indoor events of 1000 people or more kron four's maureen kelly found out some of theseinesses are getting ready today for this latest change brought on by yet another new covid-related health order. >>the owner of a mission bay palottery studio is already trying to get members to show their proof of vaccination before the new health order goes into effect friday morning so she can get as many as possible into her system ahead of time. >>so tomorrow, you know we won't over >>she's got signs posted about the new requirement and hard copies at the front desk. she and her other instructors have also been making announcements during every class to make sure those who come to get fit are caught off guard. she says she's had no pushed back so far i've had no complaints i think it's another layer of security and i think people are happy to do it. >>in addition to gyms and fitness centers people who are eligible to be fully vaccinated those over the age of 12 will have to be able to show proof of it before going inside bars. >>nightclubs theaters entertainment venues and restaur

. >> maureen fitzgerald: is everybody buckled in?n. >> fitzgerald: all right-- three, two, one. >> wertheim: and we hit go. >> truck computer: autonomous driving started. >> wertheim: we sat in the back alongside the computer. in the front seat, maureen fitzgerald, a trucker's trucker with 30 years experience. babysitting, with no intention of gripping the wheel, but there just in case. riding shotgun, an engineer, john panttila, there to monitor the software. the driver-less truck was attempting a 65-mile loop in weekday traffic through tucson. the route was mapped and programmed in before the run, but that's about it. the rest was up to the computer, which makes 20 decisions per second about what to do on the road. as we rolled past distracted drivers, disabled cars, slowpokes and sheriffs, our safety driver kept vigil, but never disengaged the driver-less system. >> john panttila: watching the front targets close in a hundred. yep, got to cut in right now. 55 mile an hour, bad cut-off. >> wertheim: this guy just flagrantly cut off

maureen with ice water in her veins did not miss a beat and she said yours. it was five seconds in tv time, which is a lot. back to you, writing, you learned to write at a young age, and you write about this, everything will be okay, i agree with you completely. talk about what you think of the significance of being able to write well. >> well, i feel like if you are a young reader, in your mind, one of your big dreams is that you would love to be able to write a book one day. >> uh-huh. >> my mom still has my first book that i wrote -- >> what was it called? >> i can't remember. i remember, though, it has a cloth cover, with bunny rabbits and carrots, and it was all about animals, and my cat's name is this. i have a dog. my rabbit is -- on and on, things like that, probably just because of my ranch up bringing. fast forward, i think that america's education system is not doing a good job. i include myself in that. i thought i was a great writer. >> uh-huh. >> went to college, not a good writer. what is good writing? i don't really know. when i was in graduat

he cuts through even the backyard of his own residence and goes to maureen hedge's house.has done is he has prepared his church, the church that he was a member of -- >> he was the congregational president, and he wanted to take pictures of her posed. >> dressed her in underwear he had stolen from other houses, took polaroid photos of her and then dumped her body in a ditch. >> he drives right back to the boy scout event and picks up right where he left off. back to being dennis rader, the husband, the father. >> somehow i knew at 6 that her body had been found and that she had been murdered and she had been strangled. >> the body was nude and police say badly decomposed. a pair of knotted pantyhose were found lying in the ditch beside it. >> reporter: how did that affect you? >> it scared me. like, i started having night terrors around that time. i would wake up screaming, sitting up in bed. my mom was always the one that would come comfort. i would say, there's a bad man in my house. and she's like, no, there's no bad man in your house. >> so, over the next five years, h

i'm maureen kelly kron, 4 news, thank you so much, marino. also this morning. >> larry elder held his first major press conference in his run to replace governor gavin newsom. >> the recall candidate front runner and the governor not mincing words for each other today on the campaign trail. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us now live. she has details. good afternoon, ashley. >> good afternoon, justine yet today marks really not just a campaign blitz for governor gavin newsome but also larry elder and other candidates running to replace the governor. this is the final weekend before ballots hit mailboxes for the majority of the state. >> i'm going to win election after recall conservative radio talk show host larry elder holding his first major press conference virtually friday. he mainly criticized governor newsom and california is democrat led government reason for the part of the reasons i left wing politics is a reason for the rising crime left-wing politics. there's a reason for the rise of homelessness and it's left a lot