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nikki haley. madam ambassador, good morning.t to read to you something you put on twitter: "to have our general say they're depending on diplomacy with the taliban is an unbelievable scenario. negotiating with the taliban, it is like dealing with the devil." president biden says it is not negotiating with the taliban. do you agree with that? >> i agree. they are not negotiating with the taliban. they completely surrendered to the taliban. they surrendered baghram air force base and $80 billion worth of equipment we should have gotten out there. they withdrew our troops before they withdrew the american people, and they abandoned our afghan allies, who kept people like my husband safe while they were overseas deploying. no, there was no negotiating. this was a complete and total surrender and an embarrassing failure. >> garrett: do you believe that the biden white house has to talk and negotiate with the taliban now just to ensure american safety as this evacuation continues? >> our american people there are our number one priori

nikki, good evening. >> reporter: major, good evening. those four district attorneys are now looking at whether criminal charges against governor cuomo are warranted. ch legal experts tell us those charges could be forceable touching or sex abuse in the third degree, both misdemeanors. tonight, governor andrew cuomo is fighting for his political life. >> my father used to say, god rest his soul, that politics is an ugly business. >> reporter: the embattled three-term governor is flatly rejecting calls from across the political spectrum and his accusers to resign. and new york lawmakers now say they have the votes to impeach. it comes one day after an explosive report by the state attorney general's office comcluded cuomo sexually harassed at least 11 women, most of whom were current and former new york state employees, by unwelcome touching and suggestive comments. the report details a litany of complaints, including how cuomo inappropriately touched and kissed a female state trooper he hired into his security detail, even though she didn

nikki fox, bbc news. rise in covid cases continues — that's what experts are warning, as the country introduces new restrictions on entry. israel was the first country in the world to offer vaccines to its residents. jenny hill reports. in the oblivion of intensive care, the brutal reality of what this virus can do. how old is this lady? she's 59. this is a hospital in tel aviv. staff tell us they are already battling a fourth wave, and it's going to get worse. they are doing what they can, expanding the number of beds in the unit, but the number of hospitalisations, people falling seriously ill, is rising fast. it's the same across the country. and suddenly, the immediacy of the problem becomes clear. even as we film, the doctor in charge gets a call. there is a patient, three vaccinations, covid positive, with acute respiratory failure. with covid. it's the second patient in the hospital today who now needs intensive care, but there is only one bed free. i'm afraid the numbers will go up. and i know tha

ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. >> thanks so much, bret. >> bret: your reaction to the speech this afternoon? >> it was pretty clear that by the end of that speech that president biden gave it was the beginning of the lame buck presidency for joe biden. i mean, he has lost the trust and confidence of every member of the military and the military families that i'm proud to be a part of. he has lost the trust and confidence of our allies who are now negotiating without us because they don't know why we are doing what we're doing. he has lost the trust and confidence of the american people. and i think if you look at the fact that the jihadists are celebrating in the streets because america was run out of town and, by the way, they left them with billions of dollars worth of equipment and ammunition as a house warming present. you couldn't ask for a more embarrassing humiliating situation than what we have right now. the world is more definitely a dangerous place. just because we are out of afghanistan does not mean th

democratic gubernatorial candidate nikki fried here to discuss it. >>> also, a string of unruly airline passengers is sparking a new warning from the faa. understandable with behavior like that. so what's it like being a flight attendant these days? we'll find out from sara nelson, president of the association of flight attendants cwa. >>> and can friendship be the solution to repairing our politics? david french, senior editor for "the dispatch" says he thinks so. we'll let him explain, ahead. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, i'm joshua johnson. welcome to "the week." >>> you're looking live at the senate floor where we are monitoring developments on capitol hill. they're calling the roll right now, holding key procedural votes on the bipartisan infrastructure bill. now, if that sounds familiar it's because we're in a very similar situation as we were in last night. it's almost like -- >> morning! off to see the groundhog? >> yeah. >> think it will be an early spring? >> didn't we do this yesterday? >> i don't know what you mean. >> don't mess with me, porkchop. what day i

ambassador nikki haley. her husband deployed to afghanistan while she was governor of south carolina. general jack keane that provided oversight for the afghan war, assisting david petraeus during the u.s. surge. jennifer griffin and greg palkot who together have decades of experience reporting from the region on the ground. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin having first traveled there in 1993 and reported from that multiple times over the last decade. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot who was embedded with the early battles with the taliban. we're hearing these reports of what's going on on the ground and what may be the beginning of the closing of doors. a lot of people thought they were on this list, people that worked with the afghan national government to build democracy in that country are learning that they're to stay home. don't come. >> martha, we have just learned from sources that the u.s. military has begun withdrawing already from the kabul airport. the key op

nikki haley who wrote, to have our general say that they're depending on diplomacy with the taliban iscenario. negotiating with the taliban is like dealing with the devil. >>> she was u.n. ambassador when the trump administration began dealing with the taliban, correct? >> yeah. yeah, not only that, i have -- there is a story from the military times in january 2018 where then ambassador haley says the u.s. in afghanistan is working. we are seeing closer to talks in the peace process than we've seen before. there is this attempt to memory hole the last four years under president trump of an attempt to have a peace agreement between the united states and the taliban. by the way, the afghan government was excluded from those talks by the trump administration. look, i'm not faulting the trump administration for attempting to achieve some sort of peace deal with the taliban. i mean, you don't make peace with your friends, you make peace with your enemies. that's how peace deals work. but there is this attempt by former secretary pompeo, vice president pence, trump is all over the map on thi

nikki battiste has the update. >>> to new york! reporter: shepherd culver had dreamed of seeing the statue of liberty for 3,300 miles, pedaling every single one of them. it took 18 weeks, but he made it. what do you think of the statue of liberty right there? was it worth it? >> it was definitely worth it, yeah. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: he convinced his dad james to make the trip starting from their home in washington state and across all of america, even though shepherd is only 9 years old. are your legs tired? >> you know, i'm a kid. i got a lot of energy. they don't hurt as bad as my dad do when we're done. >> true. >> reporter: they started this adventure in 2019 but had to stop when shep kept getting headaches and was diagnosed with diabetes. nothing stopped them this time. dad, how was the journey for you? >> it was a wonderful bonding experience. i feel like i invested my time as his dad really well here. >> reporter: would you rather be going back to school or still riding your bike? >> still riding. >> reporter: shep

norah. >> o'donnell: nikki battiste on the hill, thank you. and we'll turn now to the summer olympics where the u.s. pleads the medal account with 64 followed by china with 62. there was big disappoint for the u.s. women's soccer team and their bid for gold and gymnastics supertar simone biles their bid for is set to return after withdrawing from most events to focus on her mental health. cbs' jamie yuccas has more from tokyo. >> reporter: in a history making race, won the gold for puerto rico in the women's 100-meter hurdle. the 24-year-old is only the second from the island to win a gold. >> it hit my i just won an olympic gold medal. that's something new. >> reporter: a stunning loss for the women's soccer team from canada in the semifinal, the only second time they won't compete for the gold since 1996. they will have a chance to imeet for the bronze. laurel hubbard exited after failing on three lift attempts. and the motional roller cost r coster for u.s.a. gym narcotics continues. after withdrawing from previous events citing mental heal

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tony. >> dokoupil: nikki, thank you. tonight, the man who assassinated senator robert f. kennedy 53 years ago is a step closer to winning release from prison. a state panel in california has recommended parole for sirhan sirhan after two of kennedy's own sons spoke in support of it. the full parole board and california's governor will have to sign off before sirhan can be released. these are anxious times for women in afghanistan, both for those who have grown up in a free society with education for all, and those who remember darker days the last time the taliban ruled. cbs' holly williams has their story, and a warning: some of these images are disturbing. >> reporter: the taliban is already erasing women, these images defaced because it's against their ultraconservative form of islam. after seizing power in kabul, a spokesman promised to respect women's rights, but in their strongholds, they've been lashing women for decades, punishment for un-islamic behavior and stoning them to death for adultery. >> the stoning and lashing is already happening. what they are saying

nikki battiste reports. rorter: cuomo is fighting for his political life. >> my father used to say, god rest his soul, that politics is an ugly business. >> reporter: the embattled three-term governor is flatly rejecting calls from across the political spectrum and his accusers to resign. and new york lawmakers now say it comes one day after an explosive report by the state attorney general's office concluded that cuomo sexually harassed at least 11 women, most of whom were current and former new york state employees, by unwelcome touching and suggestive comments. the report details a litany of complaints including how cuomo inappropriately touched and kissed a female state trooper he hired into his security detail even though she didn't meet the required three years of experience with the state police. and a series of other incidents -- cuomo grabbed a woman identified as executive assistant number one, by her private parts including the butt and the breast. >> let me be clear. that never happened. >> repor

nikki battiste, thank you. well, tonight, we're learning more about a deadly attack on a pentagon police officer who was stabbed to death at a transition station just outside the building. investigators are saying the suspect also tried to grab the officer's weapon, but was then shot and killed. while there's no word yet on a motive, several people were hurt in the confusion. the pentagon went into temporary lockdown during the investigation. all right, missing from this year's olympics, tennis superstar rafael nadal. a foot injury forced him to sit the games out, but now he's aiming to score a record 21st grand slam title at the u.s. open and his road to the new york tournament starts right here in washington. rafael nadal is back, wowing crowds with that forehand and incredible spin after spending three weeks off the court recovering. >> i don't think today i'm at 100%. >> o'donnell: it's a welcome return after missing wimbledon where novak djokovic tied nadal and roger federer in the men's all-time grand sla

bill. >> whitaker: thank you, nikki.nday, cbs news and the "albany times union" will have an exclusive interview with executive assistant number one on "cbs this morning." california's largest wildfire continues to grow as it destroys almost everything in its path. the dixie fire, now the third largest in state history, has reduced yet another community to ashes. cbs' jonathan vigliotti reports from the fire zone. >> reporter: as the town of greenville lay in ruins, the dixie fire kept roaring. this is what it looked like thursday night on the road to canyon dam in the mountains of northern california. everything-- trees, cars, homes, and more homes-- in flames. this fire has shredded everything in its path, including the town of canyon dam, less than 10 miles away from greenville. we're talking about two towns erased from the map in 24 hours. greenville had thrived since the rush.of the california gold >> say good-bye to greenville. >> reporter: it took just for now. >> reporter: it took just an hour for these buildings

get a quote today. >>> we are back with nikki and dr. ostroholm. i want to start with mentioning the families. where does that fit into help people get accurate information about their choices as covid surges in some areas of the country. >> it is very important. there are three groups of individuals getting vaccinated. there are those who are affirmative, they are done. we have the vaccine hesitants, the middle group, people were concerned of the safety of the vaccine, only 20% of pregnant women in the country are vaccinated. any number of those people. tla the ones with more information will in fact decide to get the vaccine. we have the vaccine hostile. these are the ones that believe the pandemic is a hoax and not real. these are vaccines are meant to hurt them somehow. i think right now we are trying to concentrate on the vaccine hesitance. they are the best chance we have of converting people to get vaccinated. this is the essential issue right now before us. >> yeah, nikki, what do you think of the covid response of governor desantis? >> you

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well, cbs' nikki battiste caught up with them as they reached the finish line. >> it's the border to >> that's right! >> whoo-hoo! >> reporter: shepherd colver had dreamed of seeing the statue of liberty for 3,300 miles-- pedaling every single one of them. it took 18 weeks, but he made it. what do you think of the statue of liberty right there? was it worth it? >> it was definitely worth it, yeah. it's pretty cool. >> reporter: he had convinced his dad, james, to make the trip, starting from their home in washington state, and across all of america, even though shepherd is only nine years old. are your legs tired? >> you know, i'm a kid, and i've got a lot of energy. they don't hurt as bad as my dad's do when we're done. >> reporter: ( laughs ) >> that's true. >> reporter: they started this adventure in 2019, but had to stop when shep kept getting headaches and was diagnosed with diabetes. but nothing stopped them this time. dad, how was the journey for you? >> it was a wonderful bonding experience. i feel like i invested my time as his dad really well here. >> reporter: would you ra

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we will discuss it with the straits agriculture committee nikki fried who's looking to unseat governor desantis. josh is with. us good sunday to. you some of the stories we're watching the chicago police officer was killed on another was critically hurt after a shooting during a traffic stop saturday night. two suspects are in custody after that incident. it's not clear what's set off the incident. the head of the world health organization called for a moratorium on administering covid-19 booster vaccines, until the end of september. the moratorium hopes to help low-income countries with administering shots. w.h.o. officials say the science is unproven about where -- whether or not people need a covid-19 booster to prevent spread. bobby bowed in, he has died at the age of 91. he built florida seem to an unprecedented dynasty winning the national presidency in 1993 1999. more on the week with joshua johnson after the break. after the break. ♪ ♪ and savings like that will have you jumping for joy. now, get new lower auto rates with allstate. because better protection costs a whole lot le

joining us now, florida's agricultural commissioner nikki free, to the states highest ranking electedsee you. what do you make of this not being in florida? i look at it and i wonder how does this feel in florida? the state must know they've got way more covid than anybody else has right now and you've got a governor who seems to be on covid's side. >> thank you for having me here tonight. i have three stepsons. when they act, out last thing we do is reward them for bad behavior. unfortunately we are seeing republicans across the entire country reward this bad behavior. the people here in the state of florida are revolting. we have seen this governor has threatened to take funding and defunding our school system if our school boards and our superintendent actually mandate masks in schools. he's going through with that threat, extending letters to our school board members who are trying to do what's right for their kids. we saw a whole bunch of school start back up this week and the parents are revolting you are seeing in very red areas, 90% of the parents are sending their children wi

nikki fox has this exclusive report.rnity unit, where mothers lie with new babies. seven hospitals in england, all constructed with a type of lightweight concrete. but it is failing and all need to be rebuilt. so we are currently on one of our service corridors. what you can see above you is a latticework of structural timbers. should a plank fall, they will cradle them and support them. the west suffolk hospital was built with concrete rack planks. they were never meant to last and are 15 years beyond their expected lifespan. the trust's risk assessment is clear — without the safety measures, the threat of planks failing is immediate. but they will take two years to install, so they have commissioned a corporate manslaughter report in case anything goes wrong. the situation we are facing, it is unprecedented. why would you describe it as being unprecedented? no—one is clear the way in which this structure will perform as it gets to that kind of age. documents obtained by bbc look east show last year, trusts in the east

. >> amazing, hurricane hugo devastated my state and nikki haley's state it was a category 3, this isll a category 3. we'll keep watching. we'll check back. and the gulf coast. trey: turning to fox news alert, u.s. drone strike took out two isis-k suicide bombers, a car reportedly filled with explosives bound for the airport in kabul. however the threat is far from over. for those not familiar with the terrorist group isis-k. they went to the maternity ward of a hospital and shot mothers, newborns, and nurses. that is isis-k. that is the terrorist group that murdered 13 american service members while the homicide bomber. the deadliest day for u.s. troops in over a decade. americans have different views on whether to withdraw from afghanistan. and when and how. but every american agrees not a single one of our troops should come home in a casket. and if you do attack the united states or our allies, the response should be disproportionate l.a., inland orange county that ly -- lethal, afghanistan is weaker and more vulnerable than ever, this is not the image that america should project

where nikki is pointing, that's where the house is.nt from this foundation, there's his finger again, all the way to right over there, across the road. this is insane, this is one of the few things we've seen here in waverly. but there is countless more. i'm going to walk over this way. this is the creek here. this is a car just turned over on its side. if you look down the creek there -- i wish i could zoom in, but we can't -- no, we cannot. there's one, two, three more cars down there. this is a pile, a pile of debris here. >> unbelievable. and right now search and recovery efforts are underway for around 20 people who are still missing. meanwhile, residents in these communities are just beginning to pickup the pieces. cnn's nick valencia is there. >> reporter: the governor of tennessee called it devastating and looking at the images you can certainly understand why. we tried to make our way safely to the hardest-hit area but encountered washed out roads and downed bridges and the remnants of the storm system that moved through humph

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ambassador nikki haley was on fox news, she broke down the situation on two fronts. moral victory that will help them with recruiting. also the united states alienating our allies. watch. >> look at the optics, look at what our allies are saying around the world. did you think nato was thinking about doing things without the u.s.? are you watching now that all of our allies are having conversations without us. carley: the u.k. sunday times asks is joe biden up for the job. between the covid surge, the migration spike, prospect of more american lives being lost to terrorism in afghanistan, biden's empty sigh is -- presidency is approaching something pretty close to crisis. i would add the rise in crime in cities across the country to that list as well. todd: carley, thank you. jillian: thanks, carley. we're back with a look at tropical storm ida as it slams louisiana and moves into mississippi. todd: a failing flood gate and bridge collapse forces hundreds of residents that need to be rescued. madeleine rivera joins us live on the ground in new orleans with the entire

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what are you waiting for, nikki freed says. governor desantis needs to issue an emergency order for covid-19. talk more about that. what would this emergency order today? >> the emergency order would allow us to pull down additional funds from the federal government to increase our testing back here in the state of florida as well as more vaccination locations. right now we're seeing a surge, as your guests were just talking about in the earlier part of your show. and so right now the problem is, is that our governor has put his head in the sand and left the state of florida and abandoned us. so we need him to start taking this seriously. he stopped two months ago giving daily reporting numbers to the people of our state of where we are on the number of cases, the hospitalization. this executive order would say floridians, take this seriously. please go out and get the vaccines. here are the locations for the testing sites. here is increased locations for vaccinations. unfortunately this governor is more preoccupied with runnin

joining us now is nikki freed, the florida agricultural commissioner and seeking democratic nomination governor to take on republican ron desantis. commissioner, thank you for being with us. what went wrong in florida? >> well, a lot of things unfortunately have gone wrong. we have a governor who has put his head in the sand from day one when it comes to the coronavirus. and he just doesn't operate well under crisis. that's what's happening here in the state. so at a time when we needed leadership to be giving daily reporting numbers which she stopped two months ago, he's traveling around the state, working on his 2024 presidential bid. and so right now he's not pushing vaccines, he's not pushing testing, and instead doing just the opposite, almost having an anti-mask, anti-vax nation tour around our state trying to make sure that people are getting misinformation. so, what's happening here in our state is that people are not getting vaccinated, they're not understanding the severity, what is happening right now. and i'm really encouraging everybody to do their part, go out, get the sh

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hello, i'm nikki fox.nks forjoining me at the queen elizabeth olympic park here in london ahead of the summer 2020 paralympic games. in this special edition of witness history, we're looking back at some important moments in the recent history of disability and sport. coming up: a medallist who competed at the first paralympic games. we'll hear about the special olympics for those with learning disabilities. away from sport, we'll find out why students at america's deaf only university shut down their campus. plus, we'll hear about the specially designed carfor disabled people that was both terrifying and exhilarating. but first, when sports enthusiast van phillips lost his leg during an accident, he became immediately frustrated by the clumsy prosthetics on offer. determined to run again, he went on to invent the first carbon graphite prosthetic running leg in 1984. it has since simply become known as �*the blade�*. when you lose a body part, it's different from any other experience because it's gone. it'

nikki reported the alleged abuse to the police and british gymnastics in 2008 but no action was taken they acted and done and _ to carry on coaching. had they acted and done and protected _ to carry on coaching. had they acted and done and protected the - to carry on coaching. had they acted and done and protected the children i and done and protected the children that had looked after everybody but they were supposed to do, i shouldn't have to be meeting families and victims to offer them support. they should have put a stop to it. but they allowed it to carry on. it to it. but they allowed it to carry on. ., , �* to it. but they allowed it to carry on. . , �* ., ., on. it wasn't until another girl re orted on. it wasn't until another girl reported stan _ on. it wasn't until another girl reported stan wild _ on. it wasn't until another girl reported stan wild eight - on. it wasn't until another girl| reported stan wild eight years on. it wasn't until another girl - reported stan wild eight years later in 2016 that british gymnastics temporarily suspended him. the girl and her parents

nikki jenkins found him abandoned thrown into a box with four other puppies. >> a lot of her siblings sammy, nikki was happy to bring home another friend. >> i have a picture of them in the crate together happy to see them bond so well because most don't bond as quick as that. >> reporter: that was just the beginning of their forever friendship. >> just having them together, i feel like it completes them. i feel like they are happy together. >> reporter: sweet sammy named after someone very special. >> my dad passed away october 10, 2018 and sammy was born october 20, 2018 and we named sammy after my dad in remembrance of him because he was like my best friend. good boy. >> reporter: and now nikki has two best friends who have made her feel whole again. >> just trying my best to make them happy and knowing that they're happy together makes me happy. they definitely completed my life. >> they make us happy. thanks for sharing bailey and sammy with us. rob, let's get over to you while these guys are still behaving. >> i love it. thanks for that, lara. >>> i know my dog loves the beach.

. >> reporter: nikki and george weren't sure if their hometown was still standing. >> it looks good. >> does it, fantastic, good to hear. >> reporter: chester is still standing, but there are several homes surrounding the area that have been destroyed. fire agencies are still in the chester area, making sure spot fires don't pop up. cal fire tells us red flag warnings have been lifted, which means those high temperatures and strong winds that make firefighting so difficult are gone. in plumas county, laura hatefully, kpix 5. >> more information on how you can help the nuns of the dixie fire. you look for the link on our website, kpix.com. >> to put the dixie fire into perspective, it is now approaching the size of the second largest wildfire in california history. that one was the mendocino complex, a series of fires that first broke out in july of 2018, burning for three months in four northern california counties. the largest in the state history was the august complex, which turned bay area skies orange last september. the complex, which started out as 38 lightning sparked fires a

. >> oakland city council president is reacting to this incident nikki fortunato bas represents the district where it happened. she sent a statement in response saying, quote, my heart goes out to the employees that experience this unfortunate incident. i am working with the area. police captain and appreciate that opd has created a robbery burglary task force to patrol areas such as the international corridor and has an officer on the case. also in the east bay a suspected home intruder was shot and killed. police say they were called to pleasant hill last night just before 6 o'clock on shadow mountain court near. >> camelback road. they say several residents called them about a person behaving erratically allegedly banging on windows and vandalizing vehicles when officers arrived. they say they heard gunshots. they later found the suspect inside of a home suffering from gunshot wounds. he was taken to john muir medical center where he later died. police say all parties involved are cooperating with them. a homicide investigation is underway in concord. bullets could be seen peers through a

nikki fortunato boss represents the district where it happened and she sent a statement saying my heart goes out to the employees who experienced this unfortunate incident. i'm working with the area. police captain and appreciate the oakland police department has created a robbery burglary task force to patrol areas like the international and has an officer on this case. >> across the bay area and across california. retailers are losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in merchandise. students smash-and-grab thefts. the problem is so bad that the nordstrom's and walnut creek is now teaming up with police to try to deter the crime kron four's has the details, including who is now footing. the bill. >> the brazen coordinated and often violent grab and run. retail thefts reported in berkeley palo alto and other bay area cities are happening in walnut creek as well. now nordstrom wants to put an end to the costly problem. the issue is that it's causing fear for both the staff and nordstrom nordstrom concerned about >> customers as well. on tuesday, the walnut creek city council approved a o

will see how fiery it gets now we have great moderators right here on the set here it's going to be nikki laurenzo she's from fox 40. we also have frank buckley from ktla the 2 already hosts inside california politics weekly and they're going to be asking all the hard questions about how these candidates will deal with the pandemic climate change the homeless crisis. all of the questions that you need to know the answers to before you fill out your ballot. it's going to be tonight at 7 o'clock don't miss it watch it on the channel you're watching right now, reporting in san francisco sarah stinson back to you. >>all right, let's switch gears now and take a look at our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at the transamerica building in the overcast skies at least in san francisco and lawrence is standing by to tell us what's ahead as we approach the weekend. yeah, the air quality freshening up a little bit this afternoon after a lot of that haze sitting over head and it out t■here right now %-p well that's a good sign that sea breeze has kicked in so we are seeing some patch

i want to get a shout out to eden, colette, nikki, all of you who said a. you been paying attention. that is why we play this game. >> it is an all-star cast. >> it's so interesting. some people are passing laws, some states, to say no vaccine mandates and no masks or anything, here, a lot of people are wondering about the booster. we have super cautious viewers here so the fda announced today that will speed up authorization to get a booster shot but it is to certain people. can you talk about that? >> absolutely. there have been some trickles about this in the science headlines for the past month. the people under consideration are those who have a weakened immune system and or people above the age of 65. one thing to differentiate is that it is not necessarily based on the fact that all of a sudden these vaccines are no longer working against the delta variant. they will it work extremely well in preventing hospitalizations and deaths. but it is possible that certain people have not had a robust immune response from the first round. that is what the data

will see how fiery it gets now we have great moderators right here on the set here it's going to be nikki laurenzo she's from fox 40. we also have frank buckley from ktla the 2 already hosts inside california politics weekly and they're going to be asking all the hard questions about how these candidates will deal with the pandemic climate change the homeless crisis. all of the questions that you need to know the answers to before you fill out your ballot. it's going to be tonight at 7 o'clock don't miss it watch it on the channel you're watching right now, reporting in san francisco sarah stinson back to you. >>all right, thank you sarah and has as she pointed out kron 4 will be hosting the recall debate that's right here in our kron 4 studios tonight you can watch it live starting at 7 o'clock. >>other news now it has been a deadly year in san jose with 39 people dying in traffic accidents so far this year. and today we learned a man has died in the hospital after being hit in a hit and run earlier this month that driver according to police is roberto of san jose police say they tracked