thugs by the way, had 24 point, orlando rookie adam gonzaga looks great. 91 89 is the final orlando the warriors kids in overtime. i was bad. can you believe this contract? look at dance it right up. there was steph curry just about he's only 22 years old, though any signs of extension with dallas worth 207 million for five years. step, of course side last week for 2 15. he's a little older, but you think about luca. he's just 22 years old. he's probably going to sign at least a couple more of those max max deals. before he's 22 years old, bringing down that kind of money. we got some baseball stuff to talk about. first you may know the giants are off. they come back home to play the diamondbacks tomorrow and the a's submit the road both in a conquest of a playoff spot. in the meantime, the huge baseball story tonight my hometown, petaluma, their team, their youngsters, they're all stars. put it to arizona's state champs queen career, and it is west region little league stuff with the picture, geo cast ain't not only pitched four innings of scoreless ball with eight strikeouts, but hit

others are close behind, including orlando arcia. the law firm that represents them, potter handy, out of san diego. according to court records, it is filed more than 1500 a.d.a. lawsuits since january. >> we are a civil rights law firm and this is the civil right that we specialize in. >> reporter: dennis price says businesses have had 31 years to comply with the 1990 americans with disabilities act. >> every one of these cases are based on a legitimate violation. these people have actually violated the law for 31 years. we would like them to stop and we are going to make them stop. some of those cases are from what are sometimes called serial litigants. that's true. we do represent a number of people who have filed a lot of lawsuits, but there's nothing wrong with that. >> it is wrong, i think, in a way, to do it just for the money. >> reporter: this disabled tourist we ran into in chinatown sees both sides. >> there's always things that could be improved, like some older buildings could use a few ramps, making sure that doors are

from orlando airport.me after flights were delayed over the weekend. yesterday's cancellations were a proactive effort to recover from the system wide weekend disruptions. it blamed weather and operational challenges for the weekend problems. passengers in orlando though were frustrated. >> so this line, i started back there last night at midnight. i got to the front at 9 a.m. this morning. >> you were in the line for nine hours? >> nine hours. i'm about to cry. nine hours. get to the front, ask to speak to a supervisor. waited two hours. did not get one soul. >> spirit says it's working around the clock to get back on track. >>> and the "san francisco chronicle" says the city's iconic cable cars are back on the streets. some of the cars were rolling and ringing their bells again yesterday after service was don march of 2020 due to the pandemic. people can ride the cars for free this month but they will have to wear masks when full service resumes next month they'll have to pay. >>> still ahead, feline in

orlando se lleva el triunfo frente a los warriors. la feria de santa clara. los horarios estÁn vigentes hasta el 11 de agosto. recuerde que puede encontrar mÁs informaciÓn y recibir alertas sobre las condiciones del tiempo descargando nuestra aplicaciÓn de univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. puede comunicarse con nosotros por telÉfono, correo electrÓnico o a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales. asÍ llegamos al final. los dejamos con el noticiero nacional. lo esperamos maÑana a al "bulling. ♪ continuamos con "noticiero univisiÓn" ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ patricia: es lunes 9 de agosto. falta de camas en los hospitales del paÍs ante el imparable aumento de casos de coronavirus. huracanes y sequÍas mÁs severas, olas de calor y soportables e incendios forestales es el sombrÍo futuro para la humanidad si no toma en serio el

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joining me now federated hermes phil orlando.e the first to openly embrace esg movement. you have a big heart and but there is still a lot of skepticism out there. take it at face value, has it moved needle? want to invest in customers, invest in employees, foster and deal fairly and ethically with suppliers. has that happened? >> charles, thank you very much for having me back. we're very proud of the work we've done at federated hermes in in the esg market. i think the answer to your question is yes. true companies that adhere to the esg principles have been able to do all those things. they're doing right by their employees, their customers, suppliers, doing so within the broad overlay of being diverse and inclusive. so are we there yet? no, there is more work to be done but i think we've absolutely moved the ball down the field over the last couple years. charles: all right. so phil, vivek ramaswamy wrote in his book "woke, inc.," that esg is. what is he getting wrong. >> true esg company versus a green walker. green washer i

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cnn's rosa flores live in orlando with this remarkable story. rosa?his pe teacher here in orlando, florida, has a very simple message, get vaccinated and avoid the pain and agony that he and his family went through. meet terry greer, an athletic orlando elementary school pe teacher who loves the students who nicknamed him coach beard. his two boys and his wife stephanie. >> i am extremely lucky. i'm extremely blessed. >> reporter: blessed to be alive after surviving a 72-day battle with covid-19 that started in mid-january. when vaccines in florida were not available for people in their 40s. greer says he went from being healthy, taking precautions to prevent covid, to in a matter of days developing a fever. his fingers turning blue. passing out and getting rushed to the emergency room. >> and i do remember as we sat in the er i kept thinking, oh, my god, what is if this is the last time they saw their dad? what if that was it? >> reporter: greer took this selfie from his hospital bed on day one, knowing he had no preexisting conditions and yet there

stephanie is in orlando outside a testing site. mike, we're going to start with. you at this point, what is the presidents next move? and how do you convince the seemingly unconvinced ball to get the shot. >> seem well, lindsey. i thought the president said something quite telling when we last heard from him about this rise in cases that we're seeing across the country. he said it will be the dangle to variant just like we be the original covid-19. interestingly, the president presenting this as a new challenge rather than a continuation of the old challenge. and it's notable because it was just a month ago, right around the 4th of july, that he was marking in a campaign style fashion, the end of the independence from the virus. but what the president then went on to lay out in terms of strategies to defeat delta, were a mix of things that the administration has already done. he talked about giving schools the resources they need to reopen. and reopen safely this fall. the $45 million from that covid relief laws that are going out to state and local governments. i

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tom: stephanie murphy is down in orlando, and those kind of stories matter. i think this actually goes to the heart of why president biden was talking about gas prices, why he was talking about inflation. because right now he is trying to cater to the population of the united states to get them behind some of these politicians that might otherwise face some opposition to engaging with a 3.5 trillion dollar plan. this is a pr move that is being centered by president biden, but has to come with each constituency. jonathan: it is quite a line for a pr move. if your primary concern is the cost of living, you should support this plan, not oppose it. you just wonder if that resonates. lisa: how much can you convince people that their wages will go up more than the prices they feel at the gas station in the grocery store? jonathan: we will catch up with robin hayes, the jetblue ceo, and my good friend and colleague guy johnson is going to be sitting down with him at london heathrow, as jetblue begins to travel from new york to london. if you are british, you can fly

christi and boris. >> natasha chen reporting from orlando. dig deeper with an expert. dr. chris pernell, a fellow with the american college of preventative medicine. appreciate you being up early for us. the seven-day average of new coronavirus cases had been declining for five months before the emergence of the delta variant. now we are back. over 100,000 new cases a day. vaccination rates at the highest level since early july, but half of the country remains unvaccinated. what means to be done to turn things around? >> i would say that we need to continue to persist. persist in our messaging. messaging around how important it is for everyone who is eligible to be vaccinated because that's how we protect those who are not quite eligible. i am speaking in particular about our youth. in order for our youth to be safe, we need the adults to be vaccinated and we need the 12 and older to be vaccinated. i think people sorely underestimated the delta variant. people sorely underestimate the pandemic. the pandemic will continue to flair as long as t

this is mls soccer saturday night, little cincinnati in orlando. two year old zedek gets away from mom. yeah, he had some legs. go on some speed there. yeah, look at look at mom. mom comes out mortified and, uh, brings him back to his. yep, pretty far. yeah typical two year old, right? and look at the replay it mom kind of fell down to as she went after him. and now you know why those soccer players are all flopping on the turf out there? it's beautiful. all right, check this out. this is sometimes giants catch your. chadwick trump. he's in the minor leagues right now teaching his two year old how to play some baseball how to circle the basis. but zain wants no part of home plate right there sure does flight or touch it or something. finally finally, he will touch the plate circling the bases. look for him and about 19 years to make it to the giants. i credit him. the official scores give him a triple no home run. that's the sport. your life right now, guys. in fact, mark thank you. and next at 11 so much looking forward to this trip to alaska, so

cincy game in ohio, versus orlando. >> he was just hanging out with us, eat something popcorn, enjoyedgame play switched to the far end of the field. >> he went under the gate. i was like, oh, my god. i tried to grab his shirt. and i like missed. so then i had to hop over the gate. and my instinct was just to run out and get him. >> reporter: a photo journalist sam green capturing the breakaway on camera. the 2-year-old grinning ear-to-ear, even after mom caught up with him. >> he was laughing, laughing the whole time. >> reporter: what was going through your mind? >> honestly, the adrenaline was so much i don't even remember. i had to ask my friend, did i go under the gate, too? she was like, no, you hurdle it. i was like, oh. >> reporter: zaydek and mom making it back to their seats to enjoy the rest of the game. >> security came up to me. i was a little nervous. i was like, i'm so sorry. they were like, no, no. we want to make sure you're okay. >> reporter: thankfully, no one injured. >> everybody was cheering and clapping. it was insane. and people were saying, it's the baby. it's

. >> reporter: to orlando -- >> we're stuck here. look at the people that are waiting. >> reporter: spirit airlines cancelling nearly 300 flights, hed ights, blaming stfiens cancel flights to get crews and planes in the right places. >> four hours in line. >> in line for four hours? >> just to get our cancellation. >> reporter: frustrated passengers forced to wait in long lines to reschedule. >> the line was out the door, down the road, and three-times, four-times bigger than this. >> reporter: many passengers claiming they received no explanation or warning. in some instances, flights were canceled right before boarding. >> as we were waiting to go down the gate to the flight, they, i guess, cancelled flight on us. >> reporter: american airlines cancelling flights monday, 420 of them, saying bad weather in dallas forced a repositioning of planes and crews. it comes as major airlines vow to hire thousands of workers to. customer service also a challenge. some travelers have reported wait times of more than six hours to speak to someo

. >> la situaciÓn es tan crÍtica que el sistema de salud en orlando ha tenido que pedir 14 morgues portalesllas en escuelas pueden ser obligatorias. el gobernador >>> de florida en pudo hacer lo que quiso >>> no le im importa los niÑos y la comunidad >>> si una mÁscara. puede svar vidas >>> hay que hacerlo >>> en florida >>> ron desantis entregar >>> la informaciÓn que fueron enviados con covid. >> >>> los inmigrantes sin documento no son razÓn >>> mientras tanto el gobernador intenta seÑalar como responsable >>> los expertos aseguran que una de las principales razones es que no se ha logrado >>> aravÉs de la vacuna. >> en florida, apena poco menos de la poblaciÓn estÁ totalmente vacunada hoy estÁ en el ojo de su propio huracÁn >>> noticias telundo >>> ahora tenemos novedad sobre las dos niÑas >> cocimos en noticias telemundo entre lÁgrimas las vimos hablar >>> vÍctor hugo castio pudo hablar con la mamÁ >>> lÁgrimas de la pequeÑa gÉnesis rompieron. >> hoy en entrevista por video llamadas hablÓ con mucha esperanza >>> ya hablaron y en donde la tienen >>> solamente que dijeron que mandaron pa

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romy: el incendio en el condado del dorado continÚa creciendo de manera alarmante, de orlando casi ——es se vieron obligadas a cerrar un tramo a 53 millas. >> es increÍble, es muy grande. yo lo vi cuando era 40 acres. romy: el nÚmero de evacuados en california sobrepasa los 41.000, la mayorÍa del condado del dorado. >> toda la familia estÁ bien. romy: una inmensa nube de humo cubre el cielo, donde el incendio dixie continÚa causando destrucciÓn. el clima no da tregua. >> otro frente frÍo se mueve por la regiÓn. es probable que hayan rÁfagas de vientos. paola: el Área de la bahÍa se encuentra en alerta amarilla, por lo que se mantiene el aviso por mala calidad del aire hasta maÑana. expertos recomiendan evitar actividades al aire libre y mantener ventanas y puertas cerradas. ¿de quÉ manera nos podrÍa afectar estar expuestos al humo? una doctora del departamento de salud nos dijo cuÁles podrÍan ser las consecuencias. >> puede irritar los ojos y las vÍas respiratorias, provocando todos y sequedad de la garganta. las partÍculas en el aire pueden molestar a personas con asma. paola: experto

i'm stunned by it, but one of the producered pointed out that officials in orlando are asking residentscut back on watering their lawns, and the reason is because a check cal that is used to treat the water that is potable water in around is also using it to used for liquid oxygen. so they are asking people who use orlando ewe at this timety to cut back on the water usage, particularly lawn watering. that is such a gut punch. i don't know what to say. >> is this the united states of america? this is where we are right now, and ron desantis has threatened to defund schools when the schools want kids to wear a mask to protect the kids based on science. the american academy of pediatrics want to protect the kids and students, and what was ron desantis say? he said freedom. freedom. that's not science. unless it's doctor freedom. this is ridiculous. the teachers in the school just want to help the kids. ron desantis wants to run for president in 2024. think how heart breaking it is for the people in florida to see it now, the spike in hospitalizations. kids at risk and now they're going to

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. >> es un concierto que creo que hay otros, hubiera ido en elc aso de orlando la florida, el conciertoción . >> mi gente muchas gracias por todo el respaldo durante el 2020, todo a sabiendas de que estábamos con el deseo de volver a vernos, tenemos la posibilidad, la gira puesta sobre la mesa, la mesa está servida . >> contando los días para verte en las diferentes ciudades, abrazos . >> muchas bendiciones . >> la empresa amazon lanza oferta en la que no necesita usar su tarjeta de crédito . majestuosas montañas... pintorescas carreteras de la costa... tierras fértiles... hay demasiadas razones para querer a california. usa menos energía dejando a un lado tus tareas domésticas de 4 a 9 p.m. cuando hay menos energía limpia disponible. bajemos el consumo. >> 2 millones de californianos se quedarán sin beneficios de desempleo en menos de una semana, le contaremos de programas que les pueden ayudar, además, uso de terapia de anticuerpos para tratar el covid-19, le contaremos . >> y terminamos con buenas noticias para amason, esto en la aliana para permitir pagar en varias tiendas, amazon o

compositor mexicano murió en su casa de santa mónica california por un paro cardíaco por eso para orlando cantante >>> siempre venimos a ver la casa >>> a 5 años sigue más vivo que nunca en cada uno de los corazones de sus seguidores con más de 1800 canciones y más de 10 millones de discos vendidos es un amor eterno e inolvidable para los mexicanos en méxico víctor silva noticias telemundo (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) >>> y un gran concierto en los Ángeles dio inicio a la gira de reunión de esta banda mexicana los bukis con marco antonio solís que llego este escenario recordando sus mejores años en 2 horas de actuación para sus fanáticos con esto nos despedimos hay más información a las 11, 10 centro muy buenas tardes (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) (♪ música ♪) [♪♪] [♪♪] [♪♪]

others are close behind including orlando garcia. the law firm that represents them, potter handy out of san diego. according to court records its filed more than 1500ada lawsuits since january. >> this is the civil right we specialize? >> dennis price said businesses have had 31 years to comply. >> ever one of these cases law 31 years. some of the cases are sometimes serial litigants. we do represent a number of people that have filed a lot of lawsuits but there's nothing wrong with that. >> it is wrong to do it just for the money. >> this disabled tourist in china town sees both sides. >> always things that could be improved like some older buildings could use ramps, making sure doors big enough for bigger wheelchairs is a very big problem. i wish they would do it more for -- wanting to help more than the money. >> in san francisco, one da has launched a criminal investigation. >> they are exploiting small businesses to shake down and extort those who are suffering. >> but the mayor in alameda is holding back. >> i would like to th

let's get straight to florida and cnn's natasha chen who is live in orlando. natasha, florida now reporting an all-time high in cases. it is become one of the epicenters of covid-19 in the united states. >> reporter: boris, the trends are looking really troubling, especially as schools starts in many districts, in orange county here class resumes in person tomorrow. now let me show you a little bit what we're seeing right in front of us. because there is a vaccination site on our side of the street. there is no one in line for it. but there is a testing site across the street, there is a line of cars and if you go over there to where the cones are, we're told by staff that those cones are the two-hour mark for waiting for a covid test right now. so there is a strong interest and urgency among people trying to get tested. we did however talk to one person who was the very first to show up to get his son his second vaccine shot. this man happens to be a nurse. so i asked him what his job is like right now. >> how much hard er is your job today than it was months

philip is in orlando. go ahead. caller: good morning. i don't understand how so many americans can be so divided, especially when it appears we are being judged for our behavior. the main thing you will affect although the pandemic is affecting it is the climate crisis. we all have to live on this planet. we don't seem to be dealing with the reality of what destructive elements are going to play on life itself. i don't get it. there are so many left in the dark. host: why is this the number one issue in your mind? caller: because we all depend on the air and water. we can't live without the planet being stabilized. the bottom line is anybody who is not standing up for the environment right now is missing the point. this is houston, texas. we will hear from andrew. caller: i wanted to call and briefly make some comments about the war ending in afghanistan. i'm 35. the war started when i was around 14 or 15 years old. i think it's time it comes to an end. historically, afghanistan has been the ruin of empires. i think it is time that we be

el coche iba parcialmente con el piloto automático, esto ocurre este fin de semana en el centro de orlandoirá primera vez que este tipo de accidentes se presenta. la administración de seguridad del tráfico, comenzó a investigar el centro de piloto automático, después de una serie incidentes similares con vehículos de emergencia. >>> la fiscalía, buscarán la pena de muerte. además piden mejoras en la sentencia basándose en el género y la raza de las víctimas la abogada de distrito dijo que los familiares están de acuerdo en que se busque condenarlos a la pena capital >>> y en méxico donde volvieron los salones miles de estudiantes y me hicieron utilizando mascarillas, caretas, ya que se enfrentan la tercera ola de covid-19 >>> y con esa tercera (inaudible) más de 20 millones de estudiantes regresaron a las aulas, por lo que lo hicieron extremando las medidas de sanidad >>> (inaudible) >>> el abuelo le puso todo su nieto para que se cuide porque dice que por salud mental y emocional era necesario que los menores retomará sus actividades >>> necesitamos que la gente vuelva tener confianza tam

we want to go now to stephanie who is at a testing site in orlando. stephanie, we know florida, the epicenter right now of this covid surge fuel bid the delta variant. when i talked to you early this morning, stephanie, i was shocked because the place had been open for 20 minutes and already 20 cars had shown up. >> reporter: indeed. i'm here at a testing site at barnett park. we're west of the city of orlando and with the surge in coronavirus cases here in the area, officials had to open a second testing site. take a look at what is happening behind me. you can see test going on now. it's ban steady stream of cars all day long. this is nothing like what they saw here on friday. we are told there was a three-hour wait and that officials actually had to halt testing here to keep up with the demand. all of this coming as florida is breaking records for coronavirus cases. as of friday the state logged the highest number of hospitalization since the pandemic began. some 12,000 people in hospitals battling the coronavirus. we did have chance to talk to som

let's go to orlando, florida, and natasha chen. natasha, give us the latest here on florida's covid situation. it is just going downhill quickly. >> reporter: yeah, jim. the health officials are doing everything they can. we're at the mexican consulate in downtown orlando where they vaccinated about 20 people today. earlier we were at a mobile vaccination unit at a mall where there's a tax-free weekend for back-to-school trying to get more of the younger demographic. they did very well with about 70, 80 people today. what we're seeing is that people are getting the message that the delta variant is highly contagious and that people are getting very sick and hospitalized from it, largely when they're unvaccinated. so in talking to some of the people who got their shots today, i heard from someone who said she lost a couple of close friends recently and that after a few months of having said she wanted to wait and see what the effects of the vaccine were on other people, she thought now is the time to do it, especially since her chil

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>> here within the orange county and metro orlando area, absolutely.hink the overwhelming majority of parents want to see some type of mask mandates. now, that does not mean all. i have four grandchildren who are within the public school system here and i can tell you my sons and their wives are making decisions in the best interest of their children and my grandchildren, and my grandchildren will be wearing facial covering to protect themselves because of the significant uptick we are seeing now in the number of new cases. we do sei young people, children in the elementary age who are testing positive, although the majority of those who are testing positive in our community are in the 15 to 24 age range. they are certainly eligible for the vaccine. but many of the younger children aren't, so we have to do something to protect them. the classroom teachers association is overwhelmingly in support of some type of mask mandate. so what our local school district did was mandate that employees and any visitors to the schools have to wear masks. but students

ventanilla de apertura para el trato especial a las comunidades indígenas, en nuestro consulado en orlandoocado, exclusivamente, a comunidades indígenas; ¿en qué va a consistir?, gracias al apoyo de organizaciones que trabajan con nuestra comunidad indígena, tendremos, aparte de los servicios de otorgar lo que son, tradicional, pasaporte, tienen su credencial de lector, y la matrícula consular; también estaremos haciendo poderes notariales, registros de nacimiento, y sobre todo, mucha información, pláticas sobre lo que hacemos en el consulado, los distintos programas que tenemos en comunidades, así como también en temas de protección, para las personas que sean vulnerables; tiene que ser con cita, lo estamos haciendo a través de organizaciones, eh, de atención de indígenas, pero, pueden también comunicarse directamente aquí al consulado, en caso de que, eh, por alguna cuestión, requieran de atención específica para su cita; y necesiten, sobre todo, porque vamos a contar con intérpretes, que podrán dar la información particular, sobre protección a nuestras comunidades; queremos darles un se

matÍas que viaja con su hija de 2 aÑos quien tiene una condiciÓn cardÍaca y necesitaba revisarse en orlandos aeropuertos estÁn notificando los retrasos y cancelaciones de spirit y pidiendo sus pasajeros que se pongan en contacto con la aerolÍnea. se esperaba que hoy el nÚmero de cancelaciones empezarÁ a disminuir pero en lo que va del dÍa han cancelado el 50% de los vuelos. por eso la aerolÍnea recomienda que antes de salir para el aeropuerto, revises tu e—mail y el estatus de tu vuelo para no perder tu tiempo en un aeropuerto y en medio de esta pandemia. american estÁ presentando problemas similares y toma todas las precauciones. paciencia. vuelvo con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos por esta informaciÓn. ahora vÁmonos directamente a la alabama. demandan en su segundo intento por bloquear la moratoria de desalojo. lo mismo hizo en georgia la asociaciÓn nacional de agentes inmobiliarios, importante destacar el anuncio de los cdc, un juez advirtiÓ al gobierno del presidente biden que no actuarÁ mÁs sin la aprobaciÓn del congreso. borja: aquÍ estamos para ayudarte. ¿tienes problemas para pag

orlando garcia filed a lawsuit against the inn at golden gate and he sued hundreds of merchants in allentownese lawsuits are not anything new but in the past five years the filings have tripled according to the ada defense firm safeguard. they jumped 12% during the height of the pandemic. >> they are easy targets, from that standpoint you don't have to go anywhere but you can do it from their house. >> this company specializes in ad acompliance for hotel sites and designed the one for the golden gate. >> we have a display for 32- inch openings and travel path around the bed and access to bathrooms. >> it is listed online but garcia claims in his lawsuit when trying to book he found insufficient information to independently assess whether the room was right for him. the complaint samuel love filed against the handlery hotel claims that there was insufficient information to assess a room independently. the law firm behind both lawsuits potter handy out of san diego with more than a thousand ada filings this year along. >> i believe they are running a mill. there's evidence that they are attack

but officials in orlando are asking residents to cut back on watering their lawns, and the reason isse of the chemical that is used to treat the water that that is also needed to produce liquid oxygen for hospitalized covid patients. so to make sure there's enough liquid oxygen for covid patients in icus they're asking people who use orlando's utility to cut back on their water usage particularly lawn watering. dean, that is just such a gut punch. dean, i don't even know what to say. >> is this the united states of america? i mean literally this is where we are right now? and ron desantis has both threatened to defund schools and is actually doing that when the schools want kids to wear a mask to protect the kids based on this thing called science. the american academy of pediatrics said kids should wear a mask if you're 2 and older to protect the kids and students. and what does ron desantis say, rise against it? . and i'm not exaggerating, he said freedom. freedom. that's not science. this is ridiculous. the teachers just wants to help the kids. ron desantis just wants to run for p

in fact, one hospital system in orlando says that it had to have about ten freezers brought in to dealagic case there. now this is funeral home behind me has been really, you know, bearing the brunt of the covid situation here in florida. we did speak to the funeral manager who says that he's been devastated by this. and that he has had to do funerals for several members of one family. two of those funerals took place in one day. some of those people were actually his own friends. take a listen. >> it was devastating. it was devastating. and i still had to serve other families at that time and it was just really difficult. it was really difficult. >> and that gentleman is wane bright. he says they are so overwhelmed right now and so booked up that they cannot schedule any new funerals for at least two weeks. all of this also coming amidst a shortage of liquid oxygen. and, of course, liquid oxygen is used to help ventilators and we understand that the public utility system in orlando earlier this week was asking folks to conserve water. the same thing is happening here in the tampa area

the mayor of orlando, florida pleading with people to cut back sharply using water.he city uses liquid oxygen to treat the water supply, but hospitals are using so much of it to treat patients that the city may not have enough to purify the >>> covid watch. the mayor of orlando, florida pleading with people to cut back sharply using water. the city uses liquid oxygen to treat the water supply, but hospitals are using so much of it to treat patients that the city may not have enough to purify the water officials are warning shortage could last for weeks as the delta variant spreads, cdc data shows hospitalizations among kids under the age of 18 they increase by more than 30% over the past two weeks alone. turning our attention to new york city, mayor bill de blasio announced high school coaches and student athletes have to get vaccinated if they want to play sports this year meantime, texas supreme court ruled yesterday to temporarily allow school districts to require masks in classrooms. across the country, many schools, restaurants, stores are issuing new covid rest

. >> reporter: to orlando. >> so we're stuck here.ook at all these people. >> reporter: spirit airlines canceling nearly 300 flights. more than one-third of its scheduled flights blaming weather and staffing challenges saying it had to proactively cancel flights to get crews in planes in the right places. >> four hours in line. >> you were in line for four hours? >> four hours just to get our cancellation. >> reporter: frustrated passengers forced to wait in long lines to reschedule. >> the line was out the door down the road and three times, four times bigger than this. >> reporter: many passengers claiming they received no explanation or warning. in some cases flights were canceled right before boarding. >> as we were waiting to get on the gate to the flight, they, i guess, canceled the flight on us. >> reporter: american airlines also canceling flights monday, 420 of them saying bad weather in dallas forced a repositioning of planes and crews. it all comes as a major airline vows to hire new workers to meet the massive spike in tra

. >> reporter: the orlando mayor asked residents to stop watering their lawns because of liquid oxygen shortage, oxygen needed for patients is used to treat the city's water supply. and the federal government deployed on friday an emergency medical response team to help the staff at this southern alabama hospital patients seeking covid and other treatments, increasingly harder to take care of here how are those with noncovid emergencies, how is their care impacted in hospitals now? >> their care is being incredibly impacted. i have seen patients with heart attacks, infections that are not covid, they have been asked to return to the emergency room in one or two days. and that is simply not good care >> reporter: this is that hospital that's receiving that backup of emergency medical professionals from the federal government, but hospitals elsewhere tell me, jose, they need the support too >> vaughn hillyard in foley, alabama. thank you. >>> in our nation's schools, covid is already upending the school year with new outbreaks some schools are canceling classes entirely here's emily iked

you're in the orlando area, of course, a booming economy going on there. with all this talk of masking up indoors and back and forth whether people honor that or not, i'm wondering on top of that with delays in in-person return to work, how do you think this is all going to sort out? >> well, i think in, you know, cities like new york city it hurts because you don't get the restaurants and things like that. in florida, a little bit different. i can tell you firsthand that i've been going out and checking. you have a bunch of supermarkets, i saw starbucks, now not making it mandatory for consumers to wear masks, but recommending it. they're putting up new signs. so they're changing with the times. you know, eight weeks ago the word delta, the only thing we thought about was how many flights you take from orlando up to laguardia or atlanta -- [laughter] and now we have to deal with this. and now yesterday i'm reading about something called delta plus. so as this gets out there and if it worsens, i expect more reaction from companies. but guess what? companie

it happened in orlando. it hit a mercedes and an officer. the driver was using the autopilot feature when she crashed. an investigation is under way to determine if it contributed to the accident. >>> the city of paris is trying to slow do you climate change. so beginning today. the speed limit in most of the city is 19 miles per hour. officials say it will reduce pollution and prevent accidents. a lot of people disagree. they say it's going to hurt their businesses. paris' mayor wants people to use cars for essential travel only. that means they are encouraging bikes or public transportation to go anywhere. most parisians support the change. >>> thousands of meals have been thrown away during the olympics and paralympics. since the first opening ceremony on july 23rd, about 130,000 meals have been tossed out. organizers have made changes for the rest of the paralympics. they change the way volunteers order their food and leftovers now go to local food banks. the amount of food thrown away has already decreased by 10%. >>> we have late news

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one passenger in orlando waiting nine hours just to speak to someone. >> nine hours. i'm about to cry. nine hours. i have never seen such customer service before in my life. >> reporter: spirit blames weather and staffing shortages. >> when we started canceling, our crews got dislocated through the system. they were in the wrong places at the wrong time. and we needed to start to build that puzzle back together again. >> it's almost like a 0 to 60 from a standing start. >> reporter: abc news contributor steve ganiard says many airlines have experienced vi similar problems. what can be done? he says congress can get involved. >> one thing is you go back and force the airlines to not give you vouchers if a flight gets canceled but to make it refund. make it hurt. if the airline has problems it shouldn't be the consumer that pays the price. >> reporter: meanwhile, the faa is taking new action to address the growing problem of unruly passengers. this man on a frontier airlines flight was taped to his seat after allegedly drinking and groping flight attendants. the faa is

. >> y el rápido aumento de casos nuevos de covid-19 lleva a la ciudad de orlando para hacer un desesperadoospitales el oxígeno líquido disponible que habitualmente se emplea en el tratamiento . >> del agua los hospitales de la ciudad necesitan dichos recursos por el alto número de nuevos casos. >> y es que para que se debe en un ideal número de contagios en la florida, superó este viernes los 3 millones desde que inició la pandemia. luego que los nuevos casos sumaron más de 150,000 en la semana de entre el 13 al 20 de agosto, esto según datos del departamento de salud del estado >> y no haberse vacunado contra el covid-19, puede acabar saliendo muy caro si la persona se contagie con el virus. las aseguradoras de salud deciden excluirlos de cobertura total o que dispara los gastos en casos de hospitalización, lourdes hurtado detalla esta controversia decisión . >> luego de pasar tres semanas hospitalizada y 10 días entubado en cuidados intensivos, la señora sobrevivió el covid-19. su salud libró la batalla pero no su bolsillo >> el hospitales mandó a cobrar 600, 633,000 y saca >> >> negocia