moss: you are exactly right. certainly, there is cause for concern. the delta variant is more contagious, more infectious. there is some evidence it causes severe disease. as you say, increasing evidence that perhaps the current vaccines are less effective. but i think you are right. the evidence thus far suggests our current vaccines do protect against severe disease, will protect someone from hospitalization, will prevent death, and that is the most important thing. but we also want vaccines that prevent transmission, new cases. i think what we will see is there is a reduced effectiveness of these vaccines against a delta variant. the question is how much. matt: and lambda, omega. how much are these vaccines evolving with the virus? dr. moss: there are two ways to combat these different variants with vaccines. one is to give a booster dose of basically the same vaccine, higher antibody levels, and that will probably do a good job against many of these variants. another strategy is to alter the vaccines, which is fairly straightforward with the mrna

so mosse is possibly a planted. that's how the some kind of cool evolution like the earth for the 1st b on you're going to off is maybe a way to probe what was the earth in the 1st 1000000000 years. and the other way to do that would be to detect autoplanet on the stars and to look for other stars having a similar age that the early sun. and this is also something which is pretty cool enough for physics because we don't only have many options. we can also look at different ages, we can pick a star which is younger, but older. and we can compare the time evaluation of the planet, which is which i think a very important us. they'd also, that we need to be study. so we should be able to get some hint of the pollution of the planet by looking at plenty of the planet or anything other styles later on. and to compare this planet with the one we have in the system. so finding out what exactly earth was like when last appeared will help us look for other planets like that. and perhaps we will find life out there. but isn't

now if you look into solar system, our own system, of course we have mosse. we have venues. we have the earth, actually, these 3 planets all, all within the bits ability. well, it's not the case because mars has lost most of its atmosphere. venus has a very, i see genetic atmosphere. so it's way to be want to be ability, but technically speaking it could be habitable though we also have some satellite of child planet that have crossed of ice and we know that under it they're all liquid water. so we, we don't really know whether there are some chain stops. i've has started there. and that's the beauty of the problem. so i think you're right by saying that rocky planet and i bit ability all not absolute prerequisite simple for us to numbers when you think about the rocky planet and they all, plenty of lucky planet. we can just ask yourself whether they all atmosphere on this planet and we can try to understand what ease these atmosphere made. and that's the kind of program that we would be doing in the next 20 years to find life on some actual planet. not in theory, but in pra

but ordered chairman not to have any contact with moss.herman know that he needs assigned this and this is my order, sir. it's not his, and it's not mr moss is where i'm going to prevent mr sherman from having any contact directly indirectly. sherman's attorney says this is the first time the beloved former seahawk had any encounter with law enforcement and the judicial system. we're investigating the circumstances related these allegations by the state. richard is thankful to have the support of his family. million friends and we look forward to vigorously defending this kid's case in court. frankie thompson q 13 news, right after the break how the oakland a's spent all of their fans home happy late night heroics will show them to you coming up with jason appelbaum i'm so glad you're ok, sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim.

now if you look into solar system, our own system, of course we have mosse. we have venus, we have the earth, actually, these 3 planets all, all within the bit ability. well, it's not the case because mars has lost most of the atmosphere, venus as a very c, i see genetic atmosphere. so it's way to be want to be ability, but technically speaking it could be habitable though we also have some satellite of child net that have crossed of ice and we know that under it they're all liquid water. so we, we don't really know whether there are some chain stops. i've has started there. and that's the beauty of the problem. so i think you're right by saying that rocky planet and i bit ability are not absolute prerequisite simple for us to numbers. when you think about the rocky planet and they all, plenty of lucky planet, we can just ask yourself whether they all atmosphere on this planet and we can try to understand what ease this atmosphere made. and that's the kind of program that we would be doing in the next 20 years to find life on some actual planet, not in theory

thank you. >> and commissioner moss, please. >> clerk: commissioner moss? may be unavailable at the moment. >> okay. what did you say? [inaudible]. >> commissioner sommer? >> oh, nothing from me at this time. >> time for commissioner moss. >> sorry about that. nothing. >> okay. madam secretary, do we have to go to public comment? >> clerk: yes. is there any public comment on 6-a and b? >> operator: there does not appear to be any public comment at this time. >> clerk: okay. thank you. >> clerk: okay. also, again, i wanted to say for any members of the public listening, call-in number is 415-655-0001. access code is 146-829-7021. also, commissioners, i was informed by two commissioners that one party has to leave at 1:30, another has to leave at 2:00, so i don't know if we'll get through all of our agenda items, but we'll go. >> as i look at our agenda items, we'll look at item 9, and i know that it was an item that commissioner alexander-tut wanted to be involved in [inaudible]. >> i want going to ask if that was something to consider. she was asking about

according to a police report, moss fired pepper spray at sherman sherman is also accused of resistinghe's facing for non felony charges in a 911. call. sherman's wife told the dispatcher that he was threatening to hurt himself. many in the sports world are wishing sherman. the best, including forty-niners general manager john lynch. he told reporters today, quote, obviously not the news you want to hear. surprise. certainly obviously reached out to the family to richard to ashley as wife. just let them know that we want to be a resource for them. we do for all of our players both current and former end quote. the british open back for the first time since 2019 saint charles in sandwich, england. former cal player 2018 pga championship. collin morikawa with the long putt on the 16th and it is down for the birdie. he shot 3 under 67. he is currently tied for 9th place and jordan speith. the 2017 open champ nails a part of his own from the french on the 5th hole. he finished with a 5 under 65 and is currently tied for second one stroke back of the leader and that is louis to finishing hi

moss can go online and by the lego set. don't need a government permit or anything, they were stunned to find this lego model of the capital. all students of history are familiar with the lego model of the taj mahal used by the pakistani air force in their planning for the 1965 war and the model used by the london blitz, and the lego model of sophia built by the unix of the conqueror finding the fall of constantinople in 43 and of usama bin laden's compound used by seal team 6 towards the options if one of those difficult to fit lego hairpieces they are wearing fell off. just today i caught my own kids with the j. edgar hoover building complete with the lego to get his leg over lisa page in the crossfire hurricane lego briefing room, and they usually say around about this time that sometimes the society becomes too stupid to survive, and in fairness to the terrible corrupt horribly politicized borough of investigation the capitol building found robert moss' house is at least a thing capable of being introduced in court whic

in sentencing hodgkins today, federal judge randolph moss noted that he was also carrying a trump flag. "the symbolism is unmistakable," the judge declared. "in that act, he captured the threat to democracy we all witnessed. he was staking a claim on the floor of the u.s. senate not with an american flag, but with the flag of a single individual over the nation." hodgkins, who prosecutors acknowledge committed no act of violence, spoke with remorse and regret. "i put passion before my principles, which resulted in me violating the law for the first time in my life." adding, "i wish to state that i completely acknowledge and accept that joseph r. biden jr. is rightfully and respectfully the president of the united states." prosecutors wanted a sentence of 18 months in prison. the defense asked for house arrest. in the end, judge moss sentenced hodgkins to eight months in prison, two years' probation. >> terry live in washington tonight. more than 200 people have been charged with felonies stemming from the attack on the capitol. this sentence could perhaps give a sense of the level of p

toy,e e onarnio ha and from the handmaid's tale, elisabeth moss!ef melba wilson, and a visit from actor john corbett! all next on live. and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [crew clapping & cheering] -good morning, deja. -deja: good morning! [clapping continues] -good morning! -morning. it's thursday, july 1st, 2021. -winter's finally gone. -this is it. -[laughing] -right? this is it. listen, let's face it. the kids are practically back in school. you know it, and i know it.

. >>> christopher moss spotted a real spongebob square pants and patrick. references but said, quote, for once it was actually kind of comparable to the iconic images and colors of the cartoon characters, adding, as a biologist who specializes in sea stars, most depictions of patrick and spongebob are incorrect. he got this one right. >>> still ahead, the latest efforts by democrats to pass a voting rights bill in the senate. >>> and as we go to break, a look at this date in history. 46 years ago, president jeroldford became the first u.s. president to visit the site of the nazi concentration camp. he went to auschwitz in poland. >> this monument and the memory of those it honors inspire us further to the dedication of peace, cooperation, and security for all people. , and security for all people super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide hygienic clean free. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive

>> commissioner moss. >> commissioner moss. okay. just one moment, and i will do a roll call vote. >> could you repeat the motion again, please? >> so the motion is to uphold the order of abatement and hold this in abeyance for 90 days. there was a motion by commissioner mccarthy and a second by commissioner moss. >> no, i don't take any exception. i just wanted to hear it. i didn't hear everything. thanks. >> clerk: okay. vice president tam, did you want to make a comment or just go ahead with the roll call vote? >> okay. let's hear it. >> clerk: okay. go ahead, sir. >> so i noticed based on the legal code that the attorney suggested, having a [inaudible] on the notice of violation, correct? i know it mentions the bathrooms being not legal, however, based on the 1987 plans that we pulled out of the building, it did shows two bathrooms in the building. they're obviously now different from what they used to be, but i don't know if that could possibly help. but otherwise, i'm fine with the 90 days it being enough to just correct everyt

economic bill of rights "including the right of every businessman large and small to trade in an ott mossear of -- atmosphere of freedom, among fair competition and domination from monopolies." between them, they established an american tradition -- and -- an antitrust tradition. it's how we ensure our economy is not people working for capitalism, it's about depends on fair and open competition. 40 years ago, we chose the wrong path in any view, following the misguided philosophy of people like robert bork, enforcing laws -- a pullback on laws to promote competition. now, we are letting giant corporations acutely more and -- accumulate more and more power and what have we gotten from it? let's growth, weekend -- weakened investment, fewer small businesses. weakened investment, fewer small businesses. too many americans who feel left behind, too many people who are poorer than their parents. i believe the experiment failed. we have to get back to an economy that grows from the bottom up and middle out. too many americans who feel left behind, too many people who are poorer than their paren

according to a police report, moss fired pepper spray to get sherman to back off. sherman is also accused of resisting arrest once officers arrived. he is facing for non felony charges in a 911, call, sherman's wife told the dispatcher that he was threatening to hurt himself. the british open back for the first time since 2019 saint charles in sandwich, england. former cal player 2018 pga champion. collin morikawa with so long putt on the 16th and it is in for the birdie. he shot 3 under 67. he is currently tied for 9th place. jordan speith here. the 2017 open champ nails a part of his own from the french on the 5th hole. he finished with a 5 under 65 and is currently tied for second one stroke back of the leader and that is louise boost hasten finishing his round of 64 6 under par. he was the 2010 open champion. the nba draft is just 2 weeks away and the warriors are ramping up their search for the right players to bring in if they keep their first round picks. that is the dubs currently have the 7th and 14th selections on draft night. but there have been rumors t

does that mean that judge moss is a brilliant jurist as the defense attorney said. i think it was a brilliant outcome for this particular defendant. i don't know that we call this brilliant. i think federal judges the decisions all the time about how individuals and this was a tough case. we may see easier cases. we may see harder cases going forward. this will be a benchmark against which other case will be judged and other judges will take their cues. >> david, your thoughts on what today means. professor, i don't know if you can see the return but david may have been so upset with today, he froze out on us. can you still hear me, professor? >> i can hear you. >> great. we're dealing with it. we deal with tech sometimes. the question i posed to david is what it means big picture. i want to get to the political background of this. there were literally proterss against the notion of law and order here, to put it in those terms. take a look. >> what you out here protesting today? >> the injustice of the political prisoners of joe biden. we're hear to help free the pr

moss is also concerned that with more spread there will be more serious illness. so we have seen some increases our hospitalizations. we got down to levels that we really haven't seen at any point in the pandemic in early but but we're up again from their doctor. peter chin hong a ucsf infectious disease expert says we have to prepare for the situation to keep evolving, please. we're going to be watching the data. and and and seeing what happens. health officials tell me the biggest thing people can do to stop the spread is to get vaccinated if you don't feel comfortable getting vaccinated. >> they need to continue wearing your mask indoors as well as outdoors when you're going to be around. a lot of people. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> it's official the olympics will be held in just a couple of weeks without any fans in the stands as japan continues to battle high covid numbers and low vaccination rates. reporter aaron nolan has the story. >> 2 weeks from tomorrow. the world will turn to tokyo for the summer games. opening ceremony. but today the international oly

now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were using single use prospects, researches at university college, london. so if every person in the u. k. used one despite almost every day for a year, it would create $124000.00 tons of waste, half of which would be on recyclable factory. they're trying to provide an alternative, but nancy borrow coaching like other such mollusks can be washed and reuse. the design that we've come up with, ethical, sustainable, and entirely made in the u. k. it looks like face most to the part of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever, calling the way they're being urged to consider where it comes from and where it'll end up. the news the you and walls are deteriorating. situation in to grind more than 400000 people are suffering simon, despite the east gave him government see the revenue watching us. they were like a headquarters hearing. coming up in the next 30 minutes. us troops pull out of bankrupt by main base and have done a song, a ton of sweep into districts around the country. also

moss is also concerned that with more spread there will be more serious illness. so we have seen some increases our hospitalizations. we got down to levels. so we really had seen at any point in the pandemic in early but but we're up again from their doctor. peter chin-hong, a ucsf infectious disease expert says we have to prepare for the situation to keep evolving, please. we're going to be watching the data. and and and seeing what happens. >> health officials tell me that the most impactful thing people can do to stop the spread is, of course, to get vaccinated. if you're not comfortable getting vaccinated, they encourage people to continue masking when they're in doors and also when they're outdoors and around a lot of people live. amanda hari kron 4 news and in new york water leaking into the subway system. coming up, we're getting an update on elsa. >> put away the mowers and bring out the goats part turns to animals to cut down on fire danger near stations. we're going to show you where plus our problems friday's hot weather forecast leading california powe

according to a police report, moss fired pepper spray at sherman to keep him away.rman is also accused of resisting arrest. he is facing for non felony charges in a 911. call. sherman's wife told the dispatcher that he was threatening to hurt himself. the british open back for the first time since 2019 at saint charles in sandwich, england. former cal player 2018 pga champion. collin morikawa with the long putt on the 16th and it is in for a birdie. he shot 3 under 67 is currently tied for 9th place. jordan speith the 2017 open champ nails a part of his own from the french on the 5th hole. he finished with a 5 under 65 and is currently tied for second one stroke. back of the leader and that is louise boost hasan finishing his round of 64 6 under par. he was the 2010 open champion. the nba draft is just 2 weeks away. and the warriors are ramping up their search for the right players to bring in that is if they decide to keep their first-round picks. the dubs currently have the 7th and 14 selections on draft night, but there have been rumors. both of those picks could

according to a police report, sherman's father in law raman moss. >> armed himself with a handgun and fired pepper spray at sherman sherman was arrested in a seattle suburb arrested in a seattle suburb early yesterday morning afte police say he crashed his car and then tried to break into his in-laws home. the police report says moss told officers sherman partially broke in the door by ramming it with a shoulder and then he use pepper spray on the football star's face. sherman's wife says he didn't hurt anybody. he still in custody and was expected to appear in court today of course we'll bring you any new updates on this story as soon as they come in to the kron 4 news room. and now to our group drought coverage will go to the north bay because people in petaluma who refused to follow water restrictions will now face fines. kron 4 s charles clifford explains. >> well, here in the city of petaluma. the city has a plan developed during previous drought and now the conditions are bone dry here. they are implementing that plan and people who don't play by the rules could face stiff penal

, but it's being harvested and used in a short period of time, which is why we're cultivating peat moss to replace it on the top of the i'm using spectrum to replace the peat will only work if the scientists can breeze fast growing variety the researchers are using this test field to see which kinds of spectrum most might be feasible options. they selected varieties from 30 more across europe, primarily from sweden, no way and finland they took out a g, a teen before making a change to keep track of how the different varieties the growing, the samples they take and they to drive and wait. and the lab that allows them to judge how the bio mass and see it would be increasing. their goal is to find the ultimate supermodel. me stuck in my face, grow year round and ready for harvest of the 3 years care on their mental field. the researches are still using a converted figure in the future. they hope harvesting machines will be able to go directly onto the fields. they'll know this back in the most, leaving the roots in the soil to give rise to a fresh generation of peat moss. that way the fie

quote, that was not by any stretch of the imagination a protest moss said. heeded it left a stain that will remain on us and the country for years to come. also a tweet this morning from skat mcfarlen of nbc news about another person arrested in the january 6th attack not guilty plea from defendant andrew griz wauld of pensacola, florida. he's accused of entering the senate gallery in camo jacket and later saying now we know they can do it again, and we will effing do it again. here's pete in hebron, new york. pete on the republican line go ahead. >> yeah, this is pete from new hampshire. >> good morning. >> caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. the woman from massachusetts was absolutely right. we have people that are in government right now in washington, d.c. who are not critical thinkers. they have no common sense whatsoever. when they have a problem all we want to do is throw more money at it. and, you know, this so-called infrastructure bill for instance as an example we have -- we have roads and bridges right here in my state in new h

released him from jail on personal recognizance but ordered chairman not to have any contact with mossse let mr sherman know that he's assigned this and this is my order, sir. it's not his, and it's not mr moss is where i'm going to prevent mr sherman from having any contact directly indirectly, sherman's attorney says this is the first time the beloved former seahawk had any in counter with law enforcement and the judicial system. we're investigating the circumstances related these allegations by the state. richard is thankful to have the support of his family and friends, and we look forward to vigorously defending this case case in court. frankie thompson q 13 news. sherman released a statement on social media before his hearing in it, he says, quote i am deeply remorseful for my actions on tuesday night, i behaved in a manner i am not proud of. i've been dealing with some personal challenges over the last several months, but that is not an excuse for how i acted. the importance of mental and emotional health is extremely real. and i vow to get the help. i need an update for you thi

benny snell del toro, and more, among the ladies starring in the film frances mcdormand and elizabeth mossould not make it but tilda swinton was there. this is the ninth time wes anderson has worked with bill murray. he stars as the editor of a provincial magazine somewhere in france. it's all shot in the southwest city in france. it's a series of vignettes, these extension -- eccentric writers, preparing pieces for the magazine. they seem to center on astronomy, evan card painting. -- avante garde painting. it is a love letter to french culture, very stylish as always with wes anderson films. certainly one that will be successful in cinemas if not a big prizewinner. >> fantastic stuff. the palm d'or. a glut of cinema this year, as ever, i'd expect at cannes. there are additional premiers with nothing at stake in terms of awards but in terms of the prestige, being there. must be a great thing. olivia: absolutely. these are high-profile directors unveiling to work. you have work from andrea arnold, hayes and oliver stone. oliver stone is presenting a documentary in that section, cannes prem

but ordered chairman not to have any contact with moss.rman know that he needs assigned this and this is my order, sir. it's not his, and it's not mr moss is where i'm going to prevent mr sherman from having any contact directly indirectly, sherman's attorney says this is the first time the beloved former seahawk had any encounter with law enforcement and the judicial system. we're investigating the circumstances related these allegations by the state. richard is thankful to have the support of his family. million friends and we look forward to vigorously defending this kid's case in court. frankie thompson to 13 news. there are concerns that not enough nfl players have been fully vaccinated for covid-19 with the start of training camps just around the corner. washington indianapolis, arizona and the los angeles chargers have the four lowest covid-19 vaccination rates in the league, pittsburgh, miami, carolina and denver have the highest vaccination rates. 49 years were not included on the report. but hedge head coach kyle shanahan said la

germans wife ashley moss told the 911 operator. husband drank two bottles of liquor and had sent several text messages to people saying he was going to take his own life. moss emphasizing the call that sherman did not have any weapons and asked police not to shoot him when they were to arrive on scene. moments later, sherman drove away from the property. mas told the 911 operator that he might be headed for her parents' home in redmond, state troopers later found his vehicle in a parking lot nearer construction zone. that vehicle was badly damaged now is true. started to search for, um redmond. police reported that sherman was already outside his in law's home. mr sherman physically resisted officers efforts to take him into custody, and redmond police canine was deployed to assist and gaining control of mr sherman. sherman was later booked into the king county jail. his mother in law told officers. no one was hurt. and then sherman is always welcome at her home anytime. sherman is also facing dui and hit and run charges down the 3

think test results, no checks, no moss, i'm no social distance thing. we have from a sports john who attended the year 2025, london. i was shocked by what he thought. all the while as the thought wave of private grip b, u. k. and the number of cases rapid nice, pyro nevertheless, prime minister boris johnson. still pushing ahead with his freedom day planned for england next week. but many people, especially those.

so we avoid trampling on fragile plan, including mosse and algae, is to cause the least possible damage, you know, why is it that international cooperation work? but none of the window, oh no, no, no, nothing what you watch about it. i'm not a foreign policy expert. so i can follow up, but the antarctic treaty very well, because you asked me why i can't really say it just does that. but again, i say i wish the rest of the world this way, but probably there's more egoism and other places here there for about another part of that really is there cooperation between argentina, sheila and the united kingdom to law. yeah. yeah. in fact, when i arrived with the freight station, there is no problem in that regard is here in an article it works perfectly. officially, i'd be happy to show you a bit more of the station that. 2 i am out of the commander mentioned the phrase station, which is julian, but nothing specific about the u. k. it may just have been coincidence. or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1982 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many, it lef

moss is also concerned that with more spread there will be more serious illness. so we have seen some increases our hospitalizations. we got down to level. so we really haven't seen at any point in the pandemic in early but but we're up again from their doctor. peter chin-hong, a ucsf infectious disease expert says we have to prepare for the situation to keep evolving, please. we're going to be watching the data. and and and seeing what happens. health officials tell me the biggest thing people can do to stop the spread is to get vaccinated if you don't feel comfortable getting vaccinated. >> they need to continue wearing your mask indoors as well as outdoors when you're going to be around. a lot of people. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> meantime, it is now official the upcoming summer olympic games in tokyo will not have fans in attendance japan declared a state of emergency because of rising covid cases there it is the first time in modern olympic games history. that fans will not be allowed to attend events. some olympians now say that they're worried about how it

jeff moss is the founder of the hacker convention deaf con he's known by the nickname the dark tangentd with dan kaminsky, he explained what's going on in the signing ceremonies. >> essentially what they're doing is getting together and saying, yes, nobody has tampered with the equipment, yes, everything is working according to plan. >> if a criminal actor or rogue state got access to the keys to the internet, they could make convincing but fake web sites all over the internet and cause enormous disruption. the lynch pin to the ceremony's success is surprisingly human. smilana is a digital an throe pols meaning she studies the relationships between people and technology >> everyone needs to come together and to work together so that the ceremony could actually take place they need to trust each other. >> reporter: so this ceremony is at the same time an actual security measure and also a symbol of the trust that people place in each other and technology the ceremony is ultimately controlled by ican, the global nonprofit that coordinates the internet's naming system officials there will

the owner of maker and moss, a local furniture store a few doors down has witnessed countless smash and grabs over the past year and in the closures that follow and it is a growing concern for businesses wondering when this will subside. >> when they start to see break- ins and boarded up windows due to damage it puts them off to the neighborhood and we worry about that. >> it seems to be happening too much and what are politicians doing about it? i don't think i seem to know. >> reporter: as data shows in the first six months of this year the number of burglaries in the northern district is up 44% compared to the same time period in 2019 and nearly identical to 2020 when incidents skyrocketed 47% and i spoke to one manager on this street and this store close by. he said he has filed at least a dozen police reports over the last 12 months and multiple break-ins there as well. we are live tonight. >> happening all too often these days. thank you. >>> looking live out at san francisco city hall. the mayor just signed a $13.2 billion budget calling for big spending on homelessness, public

. >> bambi's roots here are as deep as the old oak tree draped in spanish moss that still stands in the they say land is worth dimes, because it's the only thing that lasts. truer words might never have been spoken. in this case, a beautiful piece of land, turned out to be nothing but trouble. this is where bambi bennett's family was ripped apart by an act of cool, unspeakable violence. ♪ ♪ ♪ bambi, her given name, was a fun, feisty good old girl, country through and through. >> i was at my grandparents growing up, and we garden, we had a big yard, a huge yard. >> you are a country girl? >> yes. >> but she endured her share of heartache even at a tender age. her parents divorced when she was only six. mom remarried, and then a few years later, came the terrible day she will never forget. >> my daddy, and my granddaddy passed away on the same day. i was 12 years old. >> all of the sudden you lost the two important man in your life? >> yes. >> it was a bewildering and tragic day. so much sudden loss to absorb, young bambi, not yet a teenager, paid no mind to her grandfather and father's w

homeless people among the hardest hit, including barnett moss >> he was 63 years old when he died of hyperthermia during the heatwave that ravaged our region >> and erin joins us from los angeles erin, when will people get some relief? >> well, kate, forecasters say they expect the worst of this current heatwave to be over by tuesday, but scientists are warning we need to be prepared for more intense and more frequent heatwaves as climate change continues. kate >> erin, thank you >>> now breaking news out of ft. lauderdale, florida. officials are investigating a bomb scare that shut down the city's airport for hours today, creating a travel nightmare vaughn hilliard is there. >> reporter: tonight, the tense moments at ft. lauderdale's international airport. thousands forced to evacuate after a bomb squad was called to investigate a potential threat >> in the interests of the airport, it's completely shut down >> reporter: passengers with little information, forced to leave their gates. authorities shutting down major terminals for nearly four hours, causing more than 200 delayed flig

so we avoid trampling on fragile plan including mosse and algae as to cause the least possible damage of feeling. why is it that international cooperation works here, but none of the, when no, no, no, no, nothing to him, which i believe i'm not a foreign policy expert. so i can't say aloud, but the antarctic treaty works very well, because you asked me why i can't really say it just does say i wish the rest of the world this way. but probably there's more ego and other places here there for about another part of it really is there cooperation between argentina, she lay in the united kingdom to law. yeah. yeah. in fact, when i arrived with the freight station, there is no problem in that regard. here in an article it works perfectly officially i'd be happy to show you a bit more of the station that. 2 i go my last bit, the commander mentioned the phrase station which is to lay in, but nothing specific about the u. k. it may just have been coincidence. or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1982 argentina and britain went to war over the falkland islands. for many, it left wound

so we avoid trampling on fragile plan including mosse and l. g. as to cause the least possible damage of feeling. why is it that international cooperation works, but not of the when low? no, no, no, nothing which you in which i'm not a foreign policy expert. so i can't allow that. but the antarctic treaty very well . because you asked me why i can't really say it just does that. but again, i say i wish the rest of the world this way, but probably there's more egoism and other places who say here for about you know, that part of the mind really is there cooperation between argentina, sheila and the united kingdom to laugh yeah. yeah. frank, in fact, when i arrived with the freight patients, there's no problem in that regard. this here in an article it works perfectly on officially. i'd be happy to show you a bit more of the station that. 2 i go much bit off. the commander mentioned the phrase station which is to lay in, but nothing specific about the u. k. it may just have been coincidence. or maybe he was avoiding a sensitive topic. in 1982, argen

as we look at how much smoke we're seeing in the mott moss fear because of the wind direction and how it travels hey cross and all of the smoke moving into the atmosphere, can see it moving away from us other in the bay area. our air quality we're seeing the d-130s paid. we've -- the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the streep as we head down to snoumt bail. to flosh be not mid-80s for this afternoon. slight little responsive like cop on kifrmore reaching up to 86 degrees, oakland looking a at a high of 71. half moon boy is getting peaks of sinp shine. in the mission district some mid--of 0. our we. we over seen high pressure over the desert southwest, the surge of the mop soonal moisture and we can attorney unor -- >> our inland value esabout been work up at to im. it gets hotter tomorrow as well as saturday and then our temperatures come back down. looking at our seven-day forecast for our inland areas trying to average out the temperatures. we'll be slightly warmer for tomorrow into saturday. a little bit cooler for sunday and then we feel that heat once again by t

olympic champion from 2016 trying to become the first woman to repeat as olympic champion since 1968 sue moss thank you so much for that report. all right. more sports peck here on us soil. the giants. but the giants right rising. everybody best record in baseball they've a big serious starting tonight. do they ever cried for sports reporter kate rooney. she's live at oracle park. is the jazz get ready to take on the dreaded dodgers gate. >> the dreaded dodgers familiar foe biggest division rival after the second time in 2 weeks. san francisco is set to take on los angeles. now, last time. for the san francisco. they won 3 games in l a and tonight there will hopefully be no shortage of the drama that we saw last time in los angeles. 3 of the 4 games in that series came down to the 9th inning thrilling plays that that really emblematic of the tension in this series. there is a lot at stake right now. the dodgers are just 2 games behind the giants in the division standings. so say, for instance, if the giants were to sweep the dodgers in this three-game series. they would take a 5 game lead in

. >> reporter: sherman's wife, ashley moss, tells "the seattle times" he didn't harm anybody adding,person and this is not his character. the nfl says it will investigate. sherman is expected in court today. >>> the milwaukee bucks have tied up the nba finals. khris middleton scored ten consecutive points late in the game helping the bucks beat the suns, 109-103, and game five saturday night in phoenix. >>> coming up, the most expensive steak in the world. >>> but first a family is reunited with their son kidnapped 24 years ago. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reac

so software, what that fall and the mosse and i don't live in conditions since having his soil test. in fact, pharma joshua conlan really uses specializes any more before the analysis he found exclusively soybeans. but now that's changed probably in the 3 years ago when i started the sales testing with their and if i produce nice as they recommended to me and then my results doubled. i got 70 bucks more from my ass. i always got fund day food. and this has helped me to be able to acquire from tractor, which is helping my production. joshua com expanded from small to medium scale agriculture for dealing it to isn't quite there yet, but she's well on her way. and you to acknowledge it's can sometimes help the environment, therefore on healthier. so why shouldn't we use them? and this also applies to the energy supply. but you know more about this crease. sure. sondra, one example is walking. also the country has difficulty meeting it. let's see, needs schools and medical centers in rural areas, especially hot heat. a few years ago. are you ever been union report highlighted the central

we've been following our sports director jason to moss has been covering him and showing a number ofughout the g league season because we knew that he has a lot of star power. however, it still remains to be seen whether both these picks will end up to be warriors. the warriors have been shopping their draft picks ahead of this week and it still is not set in stone that any of them could become we know that the words organization has been looking to pick up a veteran who could possibly come in and make an immediate impact that would fit in with the timeline of steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green still playing together because they are starting to get up there in age and they're looking for a guy to make an immediate impact. however, coming up may need a little bit of development but definitely has the athletic assets to be successful in the nba the warriors to have another pick coming up at number 14 and we will have an update for you coming up at 6 o'clock and in sports. we'll be hearing from those picks. we were just talking about and from warriors gm bob myers. for now.

deep support who had been led on death marches from the east and happened to survive on german soil. moss and others who later fled from eastern europe because of hostilities and pogroms taking place by daughter homo. and i'm trying to find one of these nicks of survivors and wasn't necessarily interested in liberal judaism yet vice was yet at home. they were more interested in their old home in the last traditional judaism. something that gave them security at us to happen, as it does here, is. so that's been a bone of contention. the original main synagogue near to the old jewish ghetto, wasn't liberal enough for some of frankfurt stews in google, or people call it liberal, liberal and orthodox, and one look at this. and that's why this temple was built to books and i am on this being forwarded liberal jews in the 19th and early 20th centuries referred to temples rather than synagogues. 25. when they, when they were saying, we don't need to recreate the temple in jerusalem in temperate and use an envy to of the home. we are quite happy with this temple. this house of worship in this for

. >> you will be proud of our viewer mike moss know if the moderna vaccine is effective against the new variant. what you know about each of these against the delta variant? >> there are multiple studies coming out and it is early because it has not been going around that much. both pfizer and moderna show good effectivity. these are doses. one does end alone is not as effective as it was with the other ones, but that is okay because we want you to complete the full dose. johnson & johnson just came out with information showing that it is also preventing severe illness against the delta variant. we saw that study several months ago that show that johnson & johnson was preventing serious illness in south africa. at the time, the delta variant was the dominant strain there. these vaccines are doing a great job. if you get a breakthrough infection, which means that you still get the coronavirus and covid-19, that is okay. in some situations, it is expected to have some breakthrough infections. means that you are less likely to get sick. >> and here's another question. how soon until we kno

now a recent survey found 70 percent of people using disposable mosse didn't realize they were using single use prospects, researches at university college, london. so if every person in the u. k. used one despite almost every day for a year, it would create $124000.00 tons of waste, half of which would be an recyclable factory that tries to provide an alternative financial borrow coaching like other such mosques can be washed and reuse. the design that we've come up with, ethical, sustainable, and entirely made in the u. k. it looks like face most to be part of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever, calling the way they're being urged to consider where it comes from and where it'll end up. ah, you know, more tailoring under the top stories shown era, dozens of people have been killed or injured in an explosion at a busy rocky market. on the eve of an important religious holiday. bomb went off in the crowded area of iraq, the city, a suburb of the capital, baghdad, rocky mead years reporting more than 30 people, died tuesdays the 1st official, dave eden, iraq, and

i'm a man was super on money, the major issues where that the prisoners demanded by how moss we had difficult ones or so called impossible once mary, often for the israeli side according to their opinion and as well the solutions which were offered by the trailer side how to release to where to release such difficult prisoners where hotly contested 3 months after starting his mediation role, conrad achieved a partial breakthrough. israel released 20 female palestinian prisoners in return for a video proving that de la charlotte was still alive. it was a 1st kind of mini deal between both sides, which succeeded, which was a strong encouragement. he's been ugly. sharika, moore said you'll be coming because the day. yeah, well there was no other way to do it. i got it. transported it to the, to the other side and day it kept it in until all the procedures were ready to, to ended over what we just didn't look like that in school. will people on money? what do you see up and you wouldn't, le let, let me. so let me get that in before. then. feel free to you but but them don't be me. love. what i lo

he said to peter moss, well, i thought there was a threat, and i was wrong, you know.as wrong, you know, so it really is a headline grabber, because people kind of gravitate to that, but my sense is he did not -- while he was working for the committee, he went to meet the former head of the communist party to find out more about the communist party, you know, curiosity, questions. so i think that it's more complicated than it's perceived looking back. >> here's an open ended question, and i'm just going -- the question is, did he, robert kennedy, ever feel like he did enough? i guess i'm going to phrase this as we always worry about whether we're doing enough. how did you get a sense of how he felt about the work he was doing? did he feel like he was doing enough? that he should be doing more? was he disappointed in what he accomplished? >> he strikes me as the kind of person who wouldn't waste time thinking like that. he had passion, energy, and patience. you know, he understood, he said you solve one problem, there are 12 more, and they are more complex than the one

so software, what are all of the mosse and i don't live in terms says having his soil tested pharma just show conlan really uses specializes anymore. before the analysis he found exclusively soybeans. but now that's changed. probably is going to have in the 3 years ago when i started it self tested with andrea. if i produce nice as they recommended to me and then my results doubled. i got 70 bucks more from my ass. i always got fund day food, and this has helped me to be able to acquire from tractor which is helping my production just you can learn expanded from small to medium scale agriculture. so dealing it to isn't quite there yet, but she's well on her way. and you, technology is, can sometimes help the environment, therefore on healthier. so why shouldn't we use them? and this also applies to the energy supply, bought, you know, more about this piece. sure, sondra, one example is book enough. also the country has difficulty meeting it. let's see, needs schools and medical centers in rural areas, especially hot heat. a few years ago or europe in union report highlighted the centrali

nicholas moss is the health officer in alameda county where cases have been increasing through is analong the 880 corridor. >> those are also places where vaccine rates are lower. >> reporter: in alameda and contra costa county 62% of all residents are fully vaccinated, much higher than the national average of 48%, about but it's still not enough. dr. russell rodriguez is chief medical officer for john muir health in contra costa county. he says there are currently 16 covid patients at their hospitals in concord and walnut creek. >> i've had patients who i admitted to the hospital for covid symptoms that were not vaccinated that were somewhat sorry at the time of their admission that they had waited for whatever reason. >> this delta variant is very concerning largely because of how contagious it is and i really believe we are at a point where we can say pretty confidently that you're either going to be vaccinated or you're going to have covid. >> reporter: dr. chris colwell is chief of emergency medicine at san francisco general hospital where their covid patients doubled overnight