mike. mike: kevin corke live in the north lawn, kevin, many thanks. now for a conversation of what to expect next in afghanistan former u.s. army lieutenant colonel and afghan combat veteran congressman from florida mike waltz, congressman, welcome. congressman: thanks, mike. this is a terrible day for our country as a veteran and -- and today america is less safe than what it was yesterday. mike: talk about the images that you're seeing. you served in afghanistan. we are seeing terrible images coming from kabul, your thoughts, sir? >> the american flag is down, the afghan flag, allies' flag is down and we will see taliban flag flying alongside al-qaeda as we head into 20th anniversary of 9/11. i'm going back like so many others with rage, veterans who have sacrificed so much and i was just on a call this morning with secretary blinken, austin and general milley and hear general austin, secretary austin blaming the afghans, pointing the finger at the afghans for this disaster is painful. let me tell you, having been out on the ground when those afghan commanders have been sent the message by president biden that america is abandoning you and they're given the choice by the taliban, beheading or go hom

mike. >> mike: we have energy. thanks, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. ♪ >> mike: i'm mike emanuel in for bret baier. eaking tonight the covid conundrum delta variant sending more people to the hospital. inspiring more officials to institute and contemplate more restrictions and fueling resurgence in vaccinations sparking resistance to any new government action to people saying they have had enough. fox team coverage. rich edson at the state department with exclusive news about another possible link to the wuhan lab in china. anita vogel washington bureau with pictures of the d.c. mayor violating her own mask mandate. but we begin with white house correspondent peter doocy. good evening, peter. >> peter: good evening, mike. we didn't hear president biden say anything on camera today. the last time we did was friday when he said in all probability more covid restrictions are on the way he was right louisiana became the first to issue a statewide mask mandate for all residents regardless of vaccination status. >> if you get sick with the delta variant, we estimate that you could infect about five other

mike, mike, mike, mike, mike, talk with the response about news stuff. maybe they have some kind of instruct, shot kind of limit. that's what it to know. but there's still, we don't have any kind of information that way. so let me know what for the telephone interview until noon, it will be known later in trying to use compound where damage to the mcdaniel damage to feed them. so it's peach and also with a hard to promise not to talk about leaders and it's all about responsible earlier in the statements. this is the north part of an groups but has permission to talk to the compound or other permissions policies in cobble. but now you're seeing that one or 2 compounds to the house of people in the problem. and sunday after rounds and talks, president chef gonna reside something he confirmed on his facebook page. he said that the move was to avoid bloodshed is departure was part of a piece stale proposed by the taliban conflict to repose just these now one of 2 neighboring countries, tajikistan, or beckett on over both countries deny those claims. this vid

my mike, mike mike, mike, talk with the response about news stuff. maybe they have some kind of instruct, shot kind of limited, but they're still, we don't have any kind of information that way. so let me know what for the telephone interview to renew it will be known later in trying to use compound was damage to the mcdaniel damage the feed them. so it's peach and also with a hard to promise not on the leaders. and it's all about possible earlier, this is the north part of them, but have the permission to talk to the compound or other permissions policies in cobble. but now you're seeing that one or 2 compounds to the house of people in the problem. on sunday, after rounds of talks, president, i'm sure i've gone, he resigned something. he confirmed on his facebook page. he said that the movers to avoid bloodshed as the punch was part of a peace deal proposed by the taliban. conflicting full suggest, sees now in one of 2 neighboring countries to g on or pakistan. however, both countries deny those claims. the city are reportedly shows inmates release

mike's disappearance be the result of foul play? enter the wild card, the squeakiest of squeaky wheels, mike williams'mother, who simply was not buying the official story that mike experienced outdoorsman, had an accident on that lake. >> mike is not in lake seminole. he did not drown. he did not get eaten by alligators. >> some called cheryl williams, with her pigtails, eccentric, even crazy. but she demanded answers, appealing first to the media. and when she didn't get any results she opened her purse and spent money she really couldn't afford. >> i'd take out an ad in the "tallahassee democrat" and i ask the public to help me find my son. it was a $1,200 ad. >> earnings from the daycare center she operated out of her home. >> you have to change a lotta diapers to pay for an ad that expensive. but it got publicity. >> some of the day care center kids, now all grown like marya denmark, remembered making missing person posters. >> i was only 6 years old when mike went missing. i remember somebody would draw out mike's name and missing, and then we would fill it in with like a black sharpie. >> miss cheryl, as she became known, was a one-woman campaign. she wrot

mike. mike. mike: thank you very much. we are going to open the weather window on sfo. pretty cloudy. go from 53 at pacifica, foster city, redwood city at 58. everyone else around 53 to about 59 degrees. our air quality is going to be good to moderate all the way through thursday. we have that advisory for some smoke. you can see it as many in the higher elevations east of san jose and up to the east of santa rosa, napa county. we had to the lunch hour. it gets a little cleaner along the coast and continues to get cleaner into the evening hours and overnight through tomorrow morning. some of the cleanest air will be tomorrow afternoon and evening. some of the bluest skies we had in a long time. let's talk about your commute. the pavement should be dry. that's about it. let's talk about temperatures and cloud cover. we stay in the 50's through 7:00. by noon the clouds are back to the coast. they will break up for a little more sunshine than we've had the past couple of days. 60's around the beta 70's inland. very comfortable for lunch. 4:00, a few 80's around fairfield, antioch, liverm

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we will start with mike. mike: good morning.with a look outside and show you what is going on from san jose. cloud cover spreading across most of the areas. don't be surprised if you run the patchy fog. the breezes down a little bit, shooting through fairfield at 13 but strong enough this afternoon to keep temperatures about five to 10 degrees cooler than average. 62 at half moon bay. 64, san francisco. 76 in san jose and santa rosa. low 80's in the inland neighborhoods. it is going to get hot in a few days. reggie:

mike, jacqui. mike: heart breaking sees though young faces. david, many thanks. ♪ miken kabul was stroke by a u.s. drone, the vehicle carrying explosives with the threat of another terror attack at the airport. kansas republican senator, jerry moran joins us. senator, good afternoon. >> good afternoon,. mike: how alarmed are you by what we've seen in afghanistan this week? >> it's terribly alarming and it's brought home today by this somber ceremony at dover, this powerful moment in which we pay our respects to those who served, in this case those who served trying to save the lives and allow people to escape to freedom from afghanistan. but what we've seen in afghanistan to date and what we expect to occur in the future is nothing but tremendous challenges, difficulties and potential of more deaths and more destruction that highlights with these efforts by isis to do the suicide bombing, how little capabilities the taliban has in securing the airport, in helping provide some calm and peace. the suggestion by our government that we can deal with the taliban to our advan

mike: interesting. kumasi: what is the video? mike: i was distracted by that the entire time. there's a lot going on. kumasi: a lot to talk about. mike: i wonder if anybody actually met someone. kumasi: probably. julian: how about tinder, but for pets? you have to see this approach to get people to fall in love. kumasi: and a warning about a bank scam, thieves finding new ways to lure victims. the phone call you need to. julian: we are learning more about the path julian: initial jobless claims fell in the labor department's weekly report released a few minutes ago. 375,000 employment claims filed last week, down 12,000 from the previous week. claims have decreased to just above 2.8 6 million, down from 3 million the prior week. we take a look at how investors are reacting as the markets open up. kumasi: hackers have been stealing unemployment benefits from thousands of debit cards during the pandemic, now scammers are using the fear of that fraud to lure victims. viewers have received calls and text messages from people claiming to the be their bank. david barnett thought it was a real bank employee warning him. he said to move his

mike: what do you think? mike: i will do it for both of you and take some pictures. >> you don't feel nervous? mike: yes. kumasi: take one for the team. mike: i used to be afraid of hearts but part of my overcoming that would be to do that. i would do it, absolutely. herehereherehere on. mostly clear. we will have a whole lot of sunshine, even the coast will see sunshine but there will be a twinge of haze. fewer clouds tonight as we continue to compress and dry out the marine layer. it will be mild in most neighborhoods. inland, milder in places like antioch, pittsburgh. the rest of us will fall back into the 50's near 60. the weekend, above average is to start and then we will ease the heat down to average levels. it is this area of high pressure that will bring us a heat wave, not only here but the entire west coast. if we had set highs last month, this would have done it. that gives you an idea of how hot it is going t be. 80 to 90 down in the south bay. 70 worked 85, most the mid to upper 70's on the peninsula. mid to upper 70's along the coast. northbay, mid to upper 80's. cloverdale north, 90's to 1

mike: they are getting much better at opening things. we are not mad aboutre not mad a jobina: the air, mike. mike: it is pretty bad up there. i was away but i was definitely monitoring what has been going on and it is just breaking my heart to see that our worst fears have been happening. the fact that what we are seeing right here is high-pressure to our south and low pressure to our north, it is going to be the responsible party for what happens in lake tahoe. we will get a little deeper into the forecast. what we are seeing is that nice onshore breeze that is going to bring us cleaner and cooler air, we will be well below average as we head through the middle parts of the week. it is not until high-pressure comes back that the unofficial end of summer will be our hottest days in the forecast but all that wind is fueling the eastward spread of the caldor fire. mid to upper 70's through most of the south bay. mid 80's in morgan hill. 71 in san mateo. 62 to 63 along the coast. north bay, looking at about 75. napa, 83. we have some upper 60's in richmond, berkeley and oakland. 76 elsewhere and 82 to 88. a little more cloud co

united states, but other countries that are considering or have implemented that boost shot mike many thanks, mike, kind of correspond at the white house. officials in australia, a warning corona virus cases have not yet peeked in the city of sydney and say, people should brace themselves for more death. several areas of experience, the surgeon infections driven by the delta v. and again, the state of new south wales reported a reco daily increase of more than $630.00 cases in 24 hours. you zealand has reported 9 new cases, a covered 19 taking its social 210. the government advanced a 3 day lockdown as of tuesday when the 1st case was announced before this week. new zealand had seen no local infections of corona virus for almost 6 months. all the new cases are the delta variant and they have been linked to an outbreak in australia. i need everyone to think about what it would be like to receive a call. if you do, we need you to be at home, not out putting others at risk. we very unfortunately need only to look at new south wells who today have reported 633 cases. $92.00 were active in the communit

mike. [laughter] sorry. good morning, everybody. it is friday, august 13th. you are watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. checking in with you, mike. are you sad about it? mikeng close. kumasi: your stylish sweaters. mike: i miss those. [laughter] i really do. happy friday the 13th. sure. here's a look at what is going on. a couple things to unpack, the winds are blowing, 12 at sfo. that is not too bad, 29 in fairfield. that will keep us from overheating. sothey will move back to the cot as the winds let up a little bit during the mid morning to mid afternoon hours. we have a nice breeze into the afternoon which will come down during the evening hours also. not a bad day to be outside. temperatures are a little rough inland. low to mid 90's there, mid to upper 80's in the north and south bay, mid to low 80's around the bay with upper 60's at the coast in san francisco. enjoy. kumasi: the pentagon sending thousands of troops back to afghanistan to help u.s. citizens evacuate the capital city. this is coming after afghanistan's second-largest city fell to the taliban. >> the taliban has taken control of 12 provincial capitals in one week. it has seized in the

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mike. mike mike myers would say, gold has value.s its own kind of correlation value amongst traditional as asset classes and, therefore, that's why i think gold going forward is going to be a great addition to your portfolio. charles: i'm going to go back a little further and talk coal real quick. it's up 114%. i think it keeps going in part because of china. is there a way for the audience to make money there? >> sort of. you know, it's funny with coal, i don't have of the onions, let's say, to jump into coal given the crazy move. you looked at coal prices like you mentioned the last few weeks, it's wild. charles: right. >> are i actually bereave kind of the forgotten piece to this -- believe kind of the forgotten piece to this scenario is natural gas. it's easier to get, there's more of it, so ung tracks the futures price of natural gas. it's trailed coal, it's trailed this whole move. it's the hated kind of partner, the hated kind of alternative, and that's one i'd look at as maybe playing catch-up here. charles: scott, you gave

mornings live on abc seven live hulu and wherever you stream. >> checking in with mike with a look at our forecast. mikeh. let's take a look at what is going on weather wise and what you will see. a little moisture to the north. that is what is left over from yesterday's morning sprinkles. there are monsoons over top of us so high-level clouds out there and low level clouds showing up.

mike nicco. mike: here is a look at what's going on in south beach. it's pretty quiet as we look across the western span of the bay bridge. about 18 miles per hour in fairfield. the rest of us is less than 10 miles per hour. that sea breeze over the weekend will be the reason why we are below average again this afternoon even with sunshine and a little bit of that developing on the coast. only 64 in san francisco. 68 in oakland. mid 70's as warm as it gets around the bay. mid to upper 70's and the north bay valleys. same thing in the east bay hills. mid to upper 70's down in the southbay. reggie: our commitment to building a better bay area includes a focus on health and covid-19. the food and drug administration could give full approval to the pfizer vaccine. 970 3000 people have received doses on saturday in the u.s. after three straight days of more than one million doses being administered. the panisse's city council will consider reinstating a mask mandate. it is in solano county, the only county not requiring masks in yours in the bay area. -- indoors in the bay area. amy: this city would be going out on its own if it decides to do this and pass this mandate. no other city in solano county has made this move. the delta variant continued to drive up the number of covid cases. it would require masks indoors for everyone including the vaccinated. solano county has not put a mass commanded in place with the health officer saying the data shows covid is spreading through get-togethers like parties and that a mask mandate is not necessary. officials think it is and think it's their duty to consider this move for their city residence. >> despite solano county's unwillingness to move in this direction, we have an obligation to try and further protect health and safety. amy: some businesses are already requiring customers to wear masks and they support the mandate saying it would take the burden off of enforcement for business owners. this vote for the mandate is set for tomorrow. kumasi: san jose city employees have to show proof of vaccination and if they cannot they have to submit weekly negative test results. this city is planning to mandate vaccines for all city employees who do not have an exemption at a later data. city officials say the mandate is in line with recommendations from the santa clara county health officials. the reverend jesse jackson and his wife are responding positively to treatments from covid-19 according to their son. the couple is still in the hospital. physicians are carefully monitoring them because they are both in their 70's and both have underlying health conditions. jackson has parkinson's disease and he is fully vaccinated and publicly received his first dose in january. his wife is fully vaccinated as well. >> president biden says his administration might extended deadline for removing american troops from afghanistan. the presidents and military officials will look at whether to stay in the country past the august 31 deadline until evacuations are completed. the militaries evacuated 37,000 people since august 13 including within 16,000 in the past day. the president is continuing to defend his decision to pull troops out of the country. >> this was the logical, rational and right decision to make. reggie: chaos at the kabul airport as thousands try to escape the taliban. overnight an afghan soldier was killed and three others were hurt in a shootout. the german military says german and american forces returned fire when the shooting erupted. at least 20 people have died in and around the airport since august 14. >> a bay area veteran helped his former translator flee from afghanistan. cornell barnard spoke to both men about the dramatic escape and that's a story will only see on abc 7 news. >> being able to make it to the safe without losing my head. >> this man is talking about is terrifying escape from afghanistan back to the bay area. we've agreed to protect his identity because he fears for his family safety and retaliation from the taliban. he is a former u.s. military interpreter who traveled to kabul weeks ago to help his family who got trapped. kabul in chaos. he made several attempts to get to the airport but the taliban's gauntlet made that almost impossible. >> people were passin were passn >> when he finally reached the airport he was met by armed security guards. >> i had to sit my visa and green card with my passport up in my hand. >> my interpreter who we consider family. >> retired marine lieutenant colonel miked is his close friend who served in afghanistan helping both governments and training militia. >> people are desperate. it is just a city of chaos. just seeing the fear and confusion in this utter helplessness, despair in the people who wanted something better. >> hudson has been working trying to get jay and other friends out of the country. overnight, success. he hopes to get his mother and other relatives out of the country soon. >> the only thing of thinking about right now is to get my family out of their safe. >> he hopes to be back in the bay area next week. >> about 100 people turned out in oakland for a rally supporting afghan refugees. the group afghans for a better tomorrow gathered at the amp theater yesterday and called on the u.s. to keep its borders open for afghans. >> i would love to see the united states take a more active role in helping clean up this mess. an open-door refugee policy, keeping the humanitarian aid flowing and most importantly ensuring the airport sta

mike is tracking it all. reggie: good morning to you on this august 17. you're watching abc 7 at 6:00 on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's get to mike. mike: let's get to some news, then talk about why the psps is likely. this is filling in some of our east bay neighborhoods, working south on 680 towards 24 walnut creek. all the smoke to our north, but that's coming our way tomorrow. i will talk more about that, coming up. first, some refreshing changes inland. no more 90's at 100s, some upper 80's there. 78 to 83 in the south bay, 70 to 78 around the bay, 64 to 67 from the coast into san francisco. we have a red flag warning, high fire danger develops later today and lingers through tomorrow. more on that coming up also. reggie: mike, thank you. now to the fall at the afghanistan. the taliban is decl is for all afghan citizens and urging women to join the government. kumasi: but afghans are skeptical. many have been trying to escape to safety. reggie: jobina fortson is at the live desk with a closer look at this new modern taliban fighting force. kumasi: but we begin with alex pe washington. alex: president biden has authorized $500 mill

mike and a look at our forecast. mike: can we thank reggie for the refreshing change? reggie: always. mike: that is one of the story lines, the fact that we have cleaner air and cooler conditions. tonight the wind re other big sy line, 11:00 through 3:00 tomorrow, the fire danger kicks up. any fire starts would spread rapidly, and napa county has the most critical fire conditions during this time, but you can see all of the north they mountains in that red flag warning. the sea breezes back, carlos to 26 in concord, temperatures from the 60's, 70's around the bay and 80's inland. more on that coming up. re there is police activity and oakland, this video into our newsroom shows the scene at linden and 12th streets, there are dozens of these markers indicating shell casings. police have put up crime scene tape and part of linden street is blocked off. this is near lowell park. abc 7 news has calls to get more information and we will let you know as soon as we get new updates. >> now to the fall of afghanistan, the taliban is trying to calm nerves after taking over the presidential palace. t

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mike: back-to-school -- kumasi: back-to-school costs, climbing. julian: old video games that may be worth millions someday, the change in the market for vintage fun. the first-aid check back with mike. mikeu mean i need to raid the playroom later? there might be some good stuff there? my son going why did i get rid of that. [laughter] air quality right now, clean and yellow, fine for all of us. you can see that there is a poor air quality for the most sensitive, so let's see how bad it is elsewhere. read from bishop all the way through lake tahoe towards reading and then it gets even, spreads even more as it heads to the east through oregon, idaho, montana, heading into places like north dakota and south dakota. taking a look at the near surface, it's hazy out there this morning in the north bay, parts of the east bay. throughout the morning and into the lunch hour that is where it will stay but then you see the sea breeze kicking in00 that isg at a much cleaner air all at he headed into the thing and overnight hours with a slight chance in the north bay headed towards tomorrow morning with hazy conditions redeveloping before the sea breeze kicks in once again in the afternoon and cleans

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thank you, mike. mike can reporting just from washington global crone of ours cases have now passed the 200000000 mark fueled in part by the contagious delta variance. and is infection has continued to rise, access to vaccine still depends on where you live. world health organization is concerned, the wealthy nations of administered a 100 doses, a 100 people when poor countries have just one and a half doses per 100. so it's urging which countries to pause on plans to roll out booster vaccine shots. despite this, germany and france will start giving those boosters, they're working on rolling out the doses to the elderly and the vulnerable from september. the u. s also said that it's preparing to give boost as if needed. meanwhile, in japan, there is anger, is the corner virus infections that rise faster than ever. the lympics host city toko is recorded 5000 daily cases for the 1st time, more widely. japan's government has now extended emergency measures to 8 more regions, and richardson has more on this no

mike. mike: does sunsets and sunrises will be orange once again, but this will be the last day, thank you very much. good morning, everybody. healthy here, but the unhealthy airway to the north and east, closer to the fires. this is at the surface and upper parts of the atmosphere, still plenty of smoke. we are about as saturated as this model says we can get. so when the low clouds retreat back to the coast, they will reveal a very gray and brown sky . so we will go from white this morning with low clouds to gray and brown this afternoon. this will last throughout the day. now watch what happens tomorrow morning, we wake up -- oh, no, not again, and orange sunrise -- but look how quickly it changes. by tomorrow evening, gone in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere. around 57 to 60 right now, cloudy in san francisco. mid 50's to low 60's or the rest of our neighborhoods. walnut creek, pretty hazy, but air quality is ok for now. 50's through 7:00, mid-60's at the coast today, topping out around 70 to 75 noon to 4:00 for bay temperatures. 78 to 84, so a little bit below average at 4:00 inland. 60's and 70's as you are heading out this weekend. let's get the friday morning commute. jill been a -- jobina: a picture in emeryville, you 80 right now. things moving at the limit across the bay area, and across the bay bridge, nice and clear after that big issue we had yesterday. no problems to report, but i do have big news involving 680. it is the first day of tolling on a new 11-mile express lane on southbound interstate 680 from martin as to walnut creek. it connects with the existing express lane that runs from walnut creek to san ramon. this new stretch will run from martinez to a road that that tht traditional carpool lane. toll hours are from 5:00 a.m. to a glock -- to 8:00 p.m., and you need a fast-track toll tack. toll's rise as traffic increases, we know this, and they drop as traffic declines. julian: thank you. student loan debt eliminated, the government planning to cancel nearly $6 billion in debt. kumasi: and sold, an update on that burned out walnut creek home that was on the market for $850,000. the cash price that the new buyer ended up paying. julian: e line musk's new robot, it will perform in one bizarre moment during this big reveal. julian: welcome back. as southbay mother's urging the hit-and-run driver who killed her daughter to come forward. san jose police releasing this surveillance video -- video. this white mercedes sedan is suspected in the deadly hit and run that killed 237-year-old in april. the mother of five was struck by -- while crossing monterey road in her wheelchair. the driver did not stop. >> please, if you are watching and you are the individual that did this, please come forward so we can have closure for our family. julian: wow. police say the busy intersection has been the site of four deadly pedestrian accidents this year, the latest happening just a couple of weeks ago. the victim died at the hospital this week. a family of four on board this boat called for help after being grounded in their delta for more than 24 hours. according to the coast guard, the 42 foot cabin cruiser because duck near mount zuma -- got stuck near mount zuma sloth near fairfield, and it was too shallow to rescue the family, so the local fire department was called in to help. kumasi: the ease bay congressman was in concord to check out mount diablo high school's cafeteria food project. he and a massachusetts congressman got a look at how students plant, grow, harvest their own fruits and veggies on campus. they cooked and served it at a student-run restaurant, and their teacher says this project helps them thrive. >> i have a hard time getting the tomatoes back to the classroom because they get caught up and start showing each other and they are eating the tomatoes, and sometimes they do that with the bell peppers. and i am like, hey, guys. kumasi: so the congressman wanted to find answers in an effort to end hunger, and they hope to take their findings to the white house to present a holistic plan to end hunger. julian: some student loan borrowers are saying goodbye to student loan debt as the government a limited's $5.8 billion in loans for borrowers with severe disabilities. this will help more than 300,000 people. to qualify, borrowers must have a total and permanent disability or the social security administration will automatically identify eligible recipients. kumasi: car prices might be stinging for a little while longer. toyota says it is still trying to catch up with demand. there was a hope for a turnaround in shipping this quarter, but now toyota says it is suspending production at more than a dozen plans because it cannot get enough cars, like the computer chips, to build the cars. so work is on hold at more than a dozen facilities in japan, reducing production by 40%. volkswagen says that my have to make similar cuts soon. elon musk says tesla is creating a humanoid robot. he unveiled it yesterday at ai day in palo alto. he says it will have a screen where a person's face would be, and it will perform boring, repetitive, and dangerous work. and then this part, it could be available next year. julian: what? kumasi: yes, but the most bizarre moment from yesterday's announcement may have been this, since musk does not have a prototype ready, he brought in a person dressed as a robot. you'll end ok, come on. kumasi: to show off some dance moves. julian: so is that where reggie is? [laughter] reggie dances better than that, doesn't he? kumasi: but you know when he gets going, it kind of does it looks like that. when he is feeling it -- julian: wow, you would think they would bring out an actual dancer. i guess he could not afford it. [laughter] it is a shady friday. and we're not talking about the weather. mike: at least that robot is going to do some good, some stuff that is harmful to us. julian: hopefully, and healthy not just replacing eon -- elon musk employees at the tesla fremont facility. mike: another good point. we unpacked that one quickly. weather time. be careful over there, don't spit your tea out. the clouds are out there, there you are. making their way into more neighborhoods this morning. as they pulled back to the coast, there is a smoky haze once again. pretty close to average today. cooler this weekend and cleaner. wake up to moderate, my goodness, what a change, and you will enjoy it through at least sunday. still a little early to say if the smoke will come back next week, especially the way we are seeing right now. i will look at those models and give you an update as we go through the morning. here is the upper-level pattern, starting to switch a little bit more to the northwest than the north and northeast, and that will eventually bring in the cooler and cleaner ai

mike: how about you, julian? julian: awesome lineup. mike: i would like to go. i still can't do it. julian: too soon. mike: it is still too much. we will watch on tv and we will all be safe. how about that? here is what is going on on the roof camera. wind is too light on the ferry building. low clouds. the low clouds will reveal more of the hazy conditions. temperatures close to average today. cleaner and cooler this week. keep hanging onto -- can't wait till tomorrow. as we head into next week, back to average, if not a little bit warmer than average. here is hi-pghresse urstarting h wind outf othe norteshwt. that will push clneear airn, i evenaltuly out othf e west, northwt.es it will hd eainto theie srra if youre aea hded thatay w for the weekend. clear inah toe yesteayrd. not gointog be the seca soon. 86 in los gas.to about 72 80n othe peniulnsa. onhe t cstoa, 64, 65. mid to upper '0's. 78, petaluma. everyone else in the low to mid 80's' oaankld, 73. 80 andre fmont -- finremont. mid 80's to upper 80's. ouarnd the today in the san aqjouin vall, eybut ankfullyo nmore redla fg rnwaing's rfo us noror f the cramentoal vley. toni

mike, did you get what i was lang down? mike: so they made it into -- easier to understand and easier to use. kumasi: i just heard you pay. whatever tear genie you want, get the card ready. >> that's right. correct. mike: that's what i heard. we are taking with this free, helpful item and replacing it with this tiered monetary system. the bottom line come if you have been going to disneyland for a while, it is very much like max pass. if you like mass pass, you would like this. the difference is that certain attractions will no longer be included. if you want to get on that, get in the line, get in the line. >> the genie is friendly, though. they made it such a friendly genie. kumasi: good job explaining.g.g. mike took it let's try again next hour. here is a good look at walden creek. jobina: mentioned the haze, and this is one of those areas that is still going to have some issues with air quality as we head throughout today and possibly tomorrow. up north, the fire danger lingers, but it is really just for a few areas, the northern part of solano county's. that is where the fire conditions are hanging out today. the rest of us hazy. smoky sky through at least tomorrow, leaner and cooler air this wee

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mike: mike emanuel and jacqui heinrich in washington as we witnessed the dignified transfer of our fallen service members killed in the suicide attack at cobble airport, a very difficult ceremony to watch one can only imagine what the families are going through as a transfer cases are arriving at dover air force base in delaware, being greeted by the president and first lady and military brass heartbreaking scene to witness. jacqui: absolutely you think about how young these service members were and you remember their ages 20, 22, 23 immense sacrifice that they had made and that their families have made on behalf of our country and our values and protecting our liberty, let's watch some more. mike: with this president biden becomes a fourth u.s. commander and chief to bear witness to the return of fallen service members from the afghan war, a powerful, powerful moment to see the remains of these young fallen heroes brought back to dover airbase our thoughts and prayers are with the fallen and their families at this very difficult time. jacqui: 11 of the fallen 13 service members who dignified transfers are happening right now among them army staff sgt brian noss of tennessee and darren hoover 31 of salt lake city utah. marine corps sgt of massachusetts, just 25 years old marine corps sgt nicole g23 of sacramento dagen page of omaha and sanchez of indiana, marine corps david espinoza 20 years old from rio bravo texas. in marine corps lance corporal jared smith's 20 years old from st. charles missouri. marine corps lance corporal dylan merola of california. lance corporal kareem nikoui of california and navy hospital in max, 22 from berlin heights ohio. mike: participating in the

mike. mike: it is really dangerous up there. i have friends coming down that are going to stay for several days until this clears up. i don't blame them. let's look at what is going on here at home. the marine layer is keeping is pretty clear, and we have got those winds that will continue in fairfield, blowing around 13, gusting to 30. that is why we are so clean. our temperatures, mid to upper 60's for half moon bay, san francisco, richmond, oakland. morgan hill, east bay inland neighborhoods, mid 80's. we will take a look at the current air quality here and tahoe, in the smoke forecast, coming up. reggie: and plumas counties has burned more than 733,000 acres. it is 43% contained. the caldor fire burning near lake tahoe has burned 123 thousand acres. it is only 11% contained. team coverage continues with amy hollyfield, on treasure island, checking the skies above the city. how is it looking to you? amy: it is nice here. a little chilly, but it is clean, clear air, and that is what you want. that is why a lot of tahoe visitors are finding this a nice place to escape to. we have this sea breeze. it feels good. you can breathe safely. visitors to tahoe say it is miserable there. the smoke is just terrible. outside and even inside. one visitor telling us it felt like someone had built a fire in their living room. that is when they realized it was time to head back to the bay area. some tourists decided not to go at all, and extended their stay in san francisco. >> we were supposed to go all over the lake, go sightseeing, and then in the hotel, there is this amazing pool, but we could not go because of the smoke. in the meter, it was passed the meter. like the meter cannot even detect how much smoke there is. amy: good choice to stay here. the caldor fire is crating the smoke covering tahoe. it is burning southwest of tahoe. firefighters don't expected to reach the tahoe area, and no evacuations have been ordered. but some are leaving anyway because of the air quality. tourists who are there can be seen walking around outside, wearing masks not because of covid, but because of the ash and the smoke. the air is clean. it is a good breeze, a good alternative if tahoe is in your plans. you may want to cancel and stay here. amy hollyfield, abc 7. reggie: schools in the incline village area of lake tahoe are going to be closed because of all that smoke. all schools except for one were closed yesterday in the reno area. this morning, matt gutman is in reno, reporting on closures and air quality. that is ahead on good morning america. you can track the air quality here anytime you wish, with our real-time weather tracker, the same one miket. the tool is live now on our connected tv app. download the app wherever you stream. kumasi: turning to the pandemic and the major announcement from johnson and johnson, the company out with new data showing a booster shot increases covid-19 antibody levels nine vault. the study, which has been peer-reviewed, also found people without the booster still had good protection eight months later. this is coming as a new cdc report finds efficacy of all the vaccines dropped with the spread of the delta variant, from 91% overall to 66%. dr. gandhi: this has a viral load, so it can break through minor defenses more. in addition, we all got our vaccines some time ago, so that means that our antibodies, our first line of defense in our nose, our coming down. that is natural, a normal part of the immune system. kumasi: a study in l.a. county found only 3% of fully vaccinated people go to the hospital if there is a breakthrough infection. that is evidence of a good vaccine. reggie: anyone age fo

jonathan: good to catch up, mike. mike mcglone, bloomberg intelligence commodity strategist.sed by that call. lisa: i just about the fact that energy companies have outperformed pretty significant leap. people have been piling into those shares as a possible bet as the recovery trait is expect to gain steam. we've heard from bank of america how they could see $100 a barrel. to suddenly go back to you dollars a barrel is pretty disruptive -- to suddenly go back to $50 a barrel is pretty disruptive. jonathan: something to keep an ion. the underperformance and small caps is something we have been talking about for months. we saw that pretty profoundly in yesterday session. lisa: i think it is notable because typically people do look to the high-yield bond market for some sort of canary, some sort of forward look on risk assets. what you have seen is a pretty steady widening in credit spreads to the widest we have seen since may. nothing catastrophic. however, people are still asking to be compensated more for the risk of default. this is new, jon. jonathan: the fed gave the cana

mike nicco. mike: isn't that a hotel at disney world? reggie: it is the star cruiser. mikeich one is cheaper? i will take that one. reggie: i cannot wait to see the story. mike: here's a view of the walnut creek camera. that's mount diablo in the distance as we look to the west -- or the east, as normal this morning. i like the shot. thank you for dialing that up. clouds this morning, but mainly sunny in the afternoon. breezy than choppy. some narrow breezes through the straight right now. those will back their way all the way to the golden gate bridge. maybe a little choppy this afternoon. dress accordingly. a beautiful shot of the clouds they continue to pull in from the coast. a nice rainbow. air quality will remain moderate today, tomorrow and wednesday but i am really watching tuesday. tomorrow morning, there may be more hays in the year. -- more haze in the air. something we have to keep an eye on. running from mid-50's to low 60's in the inland east bay neighborhoods. low 50's to mid 60's just about everywhere else as well. you can focus on the cloud cover, see how q

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mike: if you are in california, a black bear. put a bear on there. do you think that woodstock would be up to coming in? reggie: he has been asking for more screen time. mike: what is the hold up? reggie: put it out there in the universe, miketer] mike: let's talk about the weather. if you are walking the dog today, the pavement is going to be pretty hot. try to walk him around that or keep him on cooler surfaces. some haze in the air like we had yesterday. this will be a main stay with us the next couple we have some monsoon moisture coming in late this afternoon. it is some mid and upper level cloudiness. it is going to bring us even milder conditions tonight. the heat will finally ease monday. we have several more days of these above average temperatures. it will bring the hottest temperatures up near oregon and washington. this is just enough to pull -- look at that -- the heat and monsoon moisture. we will see what it does to our temperatures. 81, sunnyvale. 82, palo alto. 80, san mateo. 70, downtown. mid to upper 60's, northbay coast. 88 to about 92 degrees for the northbay vallerichmond and berko upper 70's. as you move inland, 95 in san ramon. tonight, you can see the extra cloud cover in the middle and upper parts

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sorry go ahead mike mike mccarron walking in the mayor wants to go ahead and implement this to try and slow. the spread of this delta variant we're hearing so much about all right are jesse gary reporting live for us there in san jose were public comme mandate obviously that meeting inted earlier today by those who are opposed jesse will stay there and bring us the very latest coming up today at five, jesse thank you. right now we turn to those huge wildfires continuing to burn all across northern california and containment on the cowl door fire up in el dorado county actually crept up to 9% more than 2000 firefighters are trying to keep that fire from moving northeast up into the tahoe basin and into some more populated areas right along highway 50 commanders are calling for more resources including hundreds of engines and personnel to help out there. meantime more evacuation orders were lifted today on the dixie fire, which is burning east of chico. it grew more than five square miles overnight now covering 731,000 acres. containment stands at 41% more than 1200 homes and other build

mike: it is not a robot. reggie: sorry nature disappointed this morning. mike: were you expecting it to act like seymour? not seymour. what was the name of the plant? reggie: that is right. it is seymour. feed me, seymour. mike: let's move on. thank you, director appearance here is a look at this morning. beautiful mountain there in the background. it is getting closer to the deck at the golden gate bridge. we have a west northwest wind, it little slower than it has been most of the week. hazy sunshine and building warmth tonight. milder lows tonight and a chance of sprinkles. a few clouds out there will keep us a little warmer than this morning. it will final final final into tuesday. several days ahead of this high pressure dominating us. right now, the slow to our south is helping bring up all that moisture coming our way and heat from the desert southwest and from arizona, where they have been receiving plenty of rain. they could share some with us if they like. 95 and morgan hill. what a spread across the south bay. mid to upper 60's from the coast, 70 in downtown south san francisco. we will drop down to 60 with high clouds and a little of a breeze out there, but not aggressive like we are normally get

mike. >> mike. >> sorry. >> thanks, john. >> you guys with the masks on getting everybody confused. go ahead. >> can you speak a little to any covid prevention that's going on at the airport? are evacuees being tested before they get on aircrafts or tested intermediary countries? >> good question. as i understand it, medical personnel at hamid karzai international airport are conducting covid screening for those who are symptomatic. and then as appropriate, depending on what the temporary safe haven, what the guidelines are at the temporary safe havens, additional screenings at some of those safe havens occur and then upon arrival at the united states, all passengers are being tested upon arrival and then medical professionals make the proper decisions after that. >> are there any concerns about positive tests for soldiers on the ground? >> of course there's -- >> have there been any examples of soldiers testing positive? >> i don't have that level of detail. i don't know what positive results may have come in for soldiers working at the airfield. but obviously their health and safe

mike: it was trying. woo! >> jon: it had the distance by plenty to be a home run. >> mike: they are asking bill miller if they can have a look. that angle there, i mean, you really can't tell. >> jon: i guess the umpires in new york, that is the angle that they will be looking at too. >> mike: that is what they are going to look at. i don't know how you can tell from that look. it wasn't exactly down the line. there is a camera well in this ballpark that looks down that first baseline but there is no camera there tonight. >> jon: bill miller, the crew chief, and it was his call. >> mike: this is definitely ratcheting up the drama here, jon. >> jon: if it's a fair ball, then the rockies are ahead. >> mike: charlie blackmon thought he hit a home run. but, there's no way new york could tell from that angle. giants catch a break. >> jon: we didn't have a great angle either but it did look foul from where we were. >> mike: that's what i'm going with! >> jon: it also looked like the winds was pushing it back toward the foul pole. i remember barry bonds hit one one night and it pushed it back and it hit the foul pole. 2-1. up the middle. base hit center field. rodgers will stop at second. slater aggressively charged the ball. it has not gone well for jake mcgee. he has allowed fo

. >> let us start with the forecast with mike nicco. mikeoratory camera showing cloudiness and it will spit out drizzle near the coast as the marine layer is the

we will go live to the washington post for a discussion with ranking member mike mccall. -- mike mccaul. >> i am the congressional reporter at the post-covid the taliban has quickly taken over afghanistan, just as u.s. troops were being withdrawn from the country after a 20 year war there. the harrowing images we have been seeing in these last couple of days have created a number of national security as well as foreign policy ramifications that will likely influence a number of decisions by the united states and other countries in the weeks and potentially years to come. here joining me today to talk about all of that is congressman michael mccaul. a republican from texas, who currently serves as the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee. thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks for having me today. >> it's definitely a busy time. i know that you are trying to get as much information as possible. there's just been minute by minute developments come as each day has got on -- has gone on. i want to let our viewers know, what is the latest that you know from the ad