his new song, but first, the latest on covid-19 and the news that just broke this afternoon -- cal osha recommending all workers wear masks indoors, even if you are vaccinated. joining us to talk about this is you cfs -- disease specialist. let's start with the new guidance o at the the t masks are still being recommended to workers in public or pretty much to be worn in public regardless of vaccination status any time you are going indoors. this is a reversal from the rules that were lifted in june vaccinated people. what do you make of this new guidance coming down? >> i think it is a good idea. we have done it in health care for many occupations, it is a risk to be indoors in the middle of a huge surge right now. myself personally, i have taken care of a few service workers who probably acquired it while being in people's homes, utility workers. it is not a permanent move. i think a temporary move is not a bad idea. >> we do want to stress that this is guidance from cal osha, not a mandate. do you think it should have a mandate? >> i think there is an of heterogeneity in the workplac

cal osha rules are separate than those required by state or local health departments. >>> so the red hot housing market perhaps losing some of its sizzle for home buyers hoping to make it in the bay. that's what the numbers show from the association of realtors. the median home price is $1.3 million. it dropped slightly from june down a little bit more than 3%. still, year over year the median is up 24%. also, cooling down if we can call it that, the number of sales which were down slightly compared to the same time one year ago. >>> in an effort to boost air travel during the pandemic, american airlines bringing back its nonstop flights from san jose to chicago. the airlines will offer four flights a week from min net to o'hare from tuesday to friday and leave san jose about 1:00 in the afternoon. passengers must follow covid protocols on the plane. there's your chance if you want to get away. >>> i'm craving a deep dish pizza. >> on the plane? >> anywhere. >> how you have to get there first. >> that's right. >> you might want to leave town, although where do you go to escape the sm

they put out guidance for people are beginning to return to the office and osha requires them.'t sue under osha for failing to keep your workplace safe because of covid and we know quite a few state legislatures have passed legislation. so my best advice for employees is to start looking for another job. >> steph what do you think about this? >> i think there is another wrinkle here. more white collar jobs we have heard from ceo's saying if you want to return from work, you have to be vaccinated. more and more workers are saying they don't want to go back to in-person work. they say they'll take a pay cut to continue to work from home. so that carrot, the problem is many, many people don't want to go back to work. remember the inflation situation? in the last 18 months people have not been paying to commute, to buy coffee, and to buy lunch. and they don't want to now spend that money again and that time so they would rather stay home. >> yes, you have medical, legal, and personal -- but there is complications. you have been looking at actual solutions. companies are trying to k

. >>> cal osha encouraging employers and workers to mask up indoors regardless of vaccination status. this is meant to help curb the spread of the delta variant. >>> summer vacation is over for some alameda students. >> kids in the hayward unified school district will be kicking off in person learning. justin andrews is live for us at harder elementary school. the count down is on until the school bell rings. >> reporter: absolutely. some of the 19,000 students enrolled in the district will be back inside the actual classroom in a matter of hours. yes, this does come with safety protocols including daily health screenings parents have to fill out, masking up during school day for students and staff, indoor ventilation strategies, hand washing practices with routine cleaning and sanitizing. we learned the direct tracks covid cases on its website. i looked and between august 16 and august 22, the district reported 12 people had covid. 11 are at elementary schools. the numbers are in line with national trends when it comes to children catching covid. doctors worry it could get worse. >>

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. >>> cal osha standards board is reportedly debating changing covid regulations in the work place. according to "the chronicle" the changes could happen in december at the earliest. this week they're meeting to talk about possible revision. currently statewide rules allow fully vaccinated people to not wear masks inside the work place. not so for the unvaccinated. workers who say they are vaccinated do not have to show proof and there's no distancing or capacity restrictions in place. cal osha rules are separate than those required by state or local health departments. >>> the red hot housing market in the bay area perhaps losing some of its sizzle for home buyers hoping to make it in the bay. at least that's what new numbers show for last month from the association of realtors. take a look president the bay area median home price is $1.3 million, which is slightly down from june. a little bit more than 3%. year over year the median is up 24%. also cooling is the number of sales which were down slightly compared to the same time one year ago. >>> in an effort to boost air travel du

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cal-osha encouraging all worker to wear masks regardless of vaccination status. that follows a recent guidance update from the california department public health. the move made because of recent surge of covid cases in workplaces. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the caldor fire in el dorado county. more than 126,000 acres have burned and the fire is just only 11% contained. a 40 miles stretch of highway 50 remains closed between slide park and myers. more than 460 homes have been destroyed. popular resorts we have been mentioning, they are closed for the labor day weekend. zephyr cove resort and meeks bay resort and edge wood is staying open for now. lake tahoe had the worst air quality today. tourists are staying away. thom jensen is in south lake tahoe. you can see the gray thick skies behind you. this is a punch in the gut for those businesses suffering during the pandemic. >> reporter: it sure is. you are right, you can see just how thick it is this afternoon. it is getting worse and worse through the day. you really can see out into the lake. maybe a

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well, back in february, cal osha fined the prison more than $400,000 for failing to prevent the spread of the virus. the california department of corrections has not commented on that lawsuit. well, the venice improvement project which will bring san francisco its first bus rapid transit system is coming under fire. the criticism is coming from a high-profile media personality kron four's, kelly takes a closer look what's behind the delays and the rising costs. >> fox news host laura ingram once again takes aim at san francisco shooting out to back to back tweets, calling out of an escort or transit project. this one labeling it the war against cars. another calling it a debacle on day one. the project which broke ground in 2016 is running nearly 3 years behind schedule and roughly 37 million dollars over budget. it's been causing people to avoid the major artery because van ness has been of esta drive. the reasons behind the delays are recently examined in this civil grand jury report calling the project a case study in how mistakes can compound during a major project. we're not tryin

in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha. 0. cobble will the united nation says about a 3rd of its $300.00 strong staff will be leaving afghanistan due to the volatile situation there, despite growing cold for the un to step off its diplomatic efforts. and so i just believe or maybe a window of opportunity to influence taliban. but when that time is of the essence or diplomatic and sir james base has more, the un has had an active mission in afghanistan for over 30 years, with only a handful of embassies now operational in cobble, and the us and its allies, all of the airport handling evacuation flights the international organization is perhaps the best place to step in the taliban spokesman. viola merch ahead has promised the new government that is inclusive, but at the same time governed by law, diplomat say the us needs to try to broaden that pledge veteran mediator lacked abra. he me was the only un official to ever meet the taliban found a mullah, omar. he led the bon process in 2001 that chose hammered cause i enter him president, that he told m

osha's era? cobble? the former president of afghanistan ref ghani is now in the united arab emirates. there had been confusion about his whereabouts since he left the country on sunday . he says he's been taken in with his family on humanitarian grounds. he is expected to speak to the people of afghanistan via his facebook page. in the next few minutes will carry that life for you here on our to 0. now while the taliban had taken charge of the country was still waiting to hear the makeup of any future government. the taliban says it will be inclusive on weapons. a member of the taliban political office. i'm a connie was pictured meeting national reconciliation chairman abdullah, abdullah and the former president hammock cause i didn't cobble the counterbalance co founder and political chief has returned to afghanistan. abdul ghani brodder arrived to a crowd of supporters in kandahar the birthplace of the taliban, brought to lead the groups negotiators and talks with the us and the afghan government. he w

are you done, osha so this pipe? cobit 19, particularly the delta varian, while thailand is now seeing an unprecedented number of daily new infection at the range of about $20000.00 class per day. today, it went beyond 21000 and the best today. for the 1st time above the number of the finger of 200, till the demonstrator have decided that there will convert and they did. and they have refused to simply just go home without making the message clear. for the police, a lot of gas have been used, including rubber bullets as well as water can on lace the chemical that would cost your skins to irritate. so the police are using heavy tactics and one. on the other hand, a police wine has been burned down to late this afternoon. so that's the situation . and we do not expect the demonstration to cease in the foreseeable future. so this could become a weekly, thanks to this pie, the widespread outbreak of the delta barrier of corporate. indeed, and i suppose this is, it gives you an idea of the level of anger, of people out th

the war may be over in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha. 0. cobble. well, of the taliban has made repeated pledges to respect african women's rights, but many are skeptical. on tuesday, the group said women's freedoms would be respected under its interpretation of islamic law. the taliban period empower more than 2 decades ago. so women shot out of public life and briefly punished for breaking rules many now fear a return to the past. i think it's just the farm all. i don't know. they're trying to foolish. they're trying to confirm and to modernity. but i think i personally think that it's just something that they're trying to fool as we had and i don't trust them. most thing with that story fatah galani is the chair person . we ask aniston's women's council. she says the taliban should explain how it intends to govern. i am not outreach from the college, but i want from the time of on to beat him soon as possible. she could piece to call the war in a thought for the african woman is very, very important to stop the war in killing is she could be and

the war may be over in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis. osha. 0. cobble rescue is an earthquake, had hates a year, colon for urgent supplies. survivors and saturdays. quick have been angered. find the slow pace of a deference many have resorted to waiting at the airport to turn on food and aid from arriving aircraft. the official vessel has risen. 2189 for minister is promising not to repeat a history of mismanaging and mismanagement and coordinate reference to the calles that full of the devastating 2010 earthquake before andre al tindall is with the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies, he says people in haiti are in dire need of assistance. the main priority is definitely to bring this report that the nation, the people need, they are. so obviously it's health care is one of the main priority, but also the need to ensure that we provide safe shelters. they food water for carrying the further operation. we also need to ensure that we have a good actress mentioned and today having the right information and woo is affected, rem

many afghans will be hosting it can and will execute such a vision. charlotte bellis, osha, 0. cobble grease has completed a 40 kilometer extension of its border wall with turkey. it includes a new surveillance system, meant to stop potential asylum seekers from reaching europe. in the past 6 years, nearly a 1000000 people flying war on poverty in the middle east have crossed into greece from turkey. the tele bonds take over the canister on his res fears a new wave of refugees. the needs of people in the eastern us are being warned to prepare for fierce winds to wrench a rain as hurricane henry approaches. the storm is expected to make landfall in long island, new york state. later on sunday, the state of emergency is in place and those and henry's direct path have been ordered to evacuate the national hurricane center. as the storm could bring life threatening surges flooding another hurricane. grace has killed at least 8 people along mexico's east coast. is one of the most powerful storms to hit the region in years. brought winds of up to 200 kilometers an hour damaging buildings an

the war may be over in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha, 0 cobble of the united nation says about a 100 members, if it's international staff will be leaving. i've gone, astonish into the volatile situation there. the un says the move as temporary and that the situation continues to be monitored, but they're also calls for the un to step up its involvement or diplomatic editor james base spoke. you're locked up, or he, me, a former un mediator involved in the transition in afghanistan back in 2001 you answered to be there. definitely. nothing can be done internationally without the un and the u. s. has been absent a little bit too long. they should really, you know, raise their profile very, very much. yes, it is time for the romance. and again, i'm strong player them out when they get out. if they won't do they come tomorrow, declared the government. you know, they're all right for one week for 2 weeks, one month yet. but if you don't have a really aggressive government, then you know the, the data saga gun is time for 40 years. 50 years actually wi

of government, many grants will be hosting it can and will execute such a vision. charlotte bellis, osha, 0. cobble vaccine hesitancy and resistance are hindering efforts in south africa to contain a 3rd wave of covert. 19. the problem is being fueled by misinformation, mistrust in the government. south africa started offering vaccinations to all citizens over the age of 18. from friday in cape town, the move was west with an anti vaccine protest outside of busy hospital open smith sent this report to these were the scenes outside heard his skill, hospital in k town on saturday when a group of people opposed to vaccination. many without more gathered to make their voices heard what it means to be, but i am against the person, but i mean, nobody knows what it pays received in the job is not mandatory in south africa. and the parties say no vaccine related did have occurred in the country, but more than 78000 people have died from close at 90. anything else next? cause even even prevents not i don't even what do you mean? i think i had it, but i did. i did in the same of these people prote

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha 0 water. afghanistan. here is other corresponding covering that developing story robert bride, he's in cobble, he says the military can no longer count on help from the armed groups in the north . this the ever changing map of who controls what in afghanistan really not looking good for the government after. what's been another very heavy day of fighting, you know, more than 25 years ago when the taliban 1st emerged largely from the south of the country. it found resistance to it in the north, what eventually became known as the northern alliance. well, you know, we seem with this latest resurgence that resistance simply being swept away with the gains of these territories and provincial cities, really leaving only bizarre e sharif, ms. r e sharif is the only the city holding out against the taliban in the north. another city conduce which is very important in the north, fell to the taliban at the weekend. and now we know that the airport, which had been holding out to conduce that is also full. and there

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha, 0 water. afghanistan. diplomatic talks to on of dana stone or into a 3rd day in the ha, momma james room has more. the meetings have started, there are various diplomats and delegations who are here, the delegations. we have not yet seen here today, or the delegations for the african government and the delegation for the call upon now i spoke with a member of the african governments team here in to high, and they told me they expect to be here at this venue for meetings with the special on boys at around 2 pm local today, and they expect that those meetings will last a little over an hour. right now the mood is one of heightened concern all the diplomats that we've spoken with thus far during this 3 day process have said that what they'd really like to see is they'd like to see a momentum gaining for intra african piece talks to try to start up again, of course the inter afghan piece talks began last september. here in the last session was in mid july. and at that point, things really stalled out. it was at a deadloc

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha. 0. water. afghanistan, your state department spokesperson says the u. s. intends to forge an international consensus in the push for peace accord in afghanistan, while admitting talks in doha have been painfully slow, but the return of us troops is off the table. the fact is that we will not hesitate if we think it will be in the interests of the people of afghanistan. if we think it is an appropriate recourse to you to use any and all tools at our disposal, the one the one tool we have taken off the table, of course is the, the reintroduction of your service members. because this president, in the priority attaching that he attaches to the safety security of american citizens, including of course our, our service members. we have concluded that the united states will no longer use our service members as sources of leverage in a negotiation. representatives from several countries have met taliban and africa negotiators in cutout capital to try to get them around the negotiating table. th

crowds and gunfire, and the disappointment that they will likely be left behind charlotte bellis. osha, 0 cobble later withheld. an emergency meeting on the christ isn't. if it's still in its efforts to get people out, it says lessons must be learned about the speed with which the taliban took over the country. secretary general again, sultan burg told on there that some nathan allies expressed the need to stay beyond the 31st august deadline to get people out. we have been able to evacuate the thousands of people over the last days and the situation at the airport is so much better now. and i, and also on, in the beginning of the week about, we really recognized that the huge, tall sca that remains to be done. and that was the main issue discussed at the meeting today. the reality is, i've actually, we are many allies for offer to host to receive afghans. people coming out from i've gone on, we have many planes enough calling this on the cobbler airport or in the region. the main challenge was to get people to the airport on into the airport. so we have communicated clearly to all of

it may take many more, the afghans to heal charlotte bellis, osha 0. couple us president. jim biden has delivered a fierce defense of his withdrawal troops from going to stun said me. evacuation was an extraordinary success. 24 hours after the last us play left campbell. he insisted of commerce tons, conflicts should not be an ongoing focus for america. alam fisher reports from the white house, my fellow americans, the war in afghanistan is now over. joe biden brought an end to america's involvement and it's longest war 20 years, which still lives cost money, and damaged america's image in the world. war to remove the taliban, which again sits in power and kill. are left with a simple decision either follow through the commit made by the last administration and leave afghanistan. or say we weren't levy and commit another tens of thousands more troops. going back to war. that was the choice, the real choice between libby or escalating, he promised all americans who wanted to leave would be evacuated before the u. s. military where they went somewhere between one and 200 are

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha, 0. water. afghanistan, the bowls have opened, an example is parliamentary and presidential elections. it follows a campaign dominated by a struggling economy to fight against corruption. the president ed colonial is expected to face a strong challenge from his opposition rival, who spacing him for the 3rd time her in the castle reports now from mazacco. the candidate again, the lemma is promising to get jobs for them as job refused unemployment. his tenure high last year, there's been anger and frustration about the economy. that's why supported will be to live with opposition. united party for national development are confident he can beat incumbent president. it's along. so he's scared of that nature because sanity is going to the dentist can to these days, we have committed some benefits. it's been too much for the cases, so they're scared to handle the power. but there's been people who the boat pip a whole mixture, whether they handle the power the president lose. batches say they a

it means risking the loss of more provinces to the telephone. charlotte bellis, osha, 0. couple. algeria is observing 3 days of morning, off the 69 people were killed in wildfire. the government is appealed to international help to tackle the blazes. julian wolf has more on the story. as jury a continues to battle, these raging wildfires and a lot of ration is underway on the ground and from the skies. we are watching the fire to try to prevent it from spreading further, but it seems to be impossible and now reached al zone. emergency crews and villagers are doing everything they can with what little they have using buckets of water, hoses and branches. the desperation is clear as people raise to save more homes from burning to the ground and prevent further loss of life. people have died, schools and houses down the villages of lift their homes, take refuge in communal hold on. the hardest hit area is a mountainous region of ca beale, east of the syrian capital, as many as 18 provinces and total are affected. and if you go there is a lot of damage. some of lost their hom

the war may be over in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha. 0. cobble with united nation says about a 100 members if its international staff will be leaving. gonna start due to the volatile situation, their official se, the move is temporary and that the situation will continue to be monitored. the you and also says it's received reports of human rights abuses against women. despite the taliban pledge to safeguard them. we've been told that in some areas, women are not allowed to go to work. and this is a real problem because women are had some whole tools in some areas and they have to work to take care of their families. in some areas it's been reported that women are not allowed to move without a male family member. the british prime minister boars johnson says the new k will do all it can to avert a humanitarian crisis. and i've gone on by critics, including the opposition, say he's already falling short with the home office restricting the number of afghans allowed in. there were protests outside parliament as angry. m. p. 's inside reckoned with t

michelle, the war may be over in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha? 0. cobble. at least 47 people in brick in a foster had been killed in an attack on a convoy. it happened near the town of r. binda. civilian john security forces are among those killed. the government says its troops killed at least $100.00, excuse me, 50 fighters during classes. this whole region has seen regular attacks by arm groups linked to isolate and i'll cater the number of people who died in haiti's magnitude. 7.2. earthquake has risen to 2189. some aid has arrived in the hard had city, la k, but survivors are desperate and help isn't getting to disaster zones fast enough. and as john home and reports, whole communities have been raised to the ground and rural areas, closer to the center of the quake. this is the as yet little known center of haiti's dissolves design to i was from the city that captured attention following subsidies, earthquake things, a worse. we drove through 10 kilometers of countryside in which most of the houses were simply destroyed. we stopped when we

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha, 0 water. afghanistan or people are voting in zombie as presidential and parliamentary elections. president ed darling, who is facing a strong challenge from his opposition rival, whose running against him for the 3rd time. it follows the campaign dominated by the struggling economy and the fight against corruption, or which also has the latest from a polling station in lusaka. with some elections when pulling stations open, you see the lions getting shorter and shorter and shorter, but not this one. people still keep dreaming in the lines of getting longer and longer. most people who register to vote in the selection are young people under the age of about 34 more than 7000000 people have registered to vote. in the last mix you looking at about 4000000 people and the people who are voting, of course, the voting for different candidates. the ones of voting for the opposition, the that a and b you to say that he's a business man. he, the economist, he's a self made millionaire. they assume he knows a thing or

then there, osha bailed. and then is produced a special program one year on from the port disaster that next screening. the full report by roots search for answers is today, thursday 1430 g m t. so that's about 3 hours from now. and of course, had set out a 0 dot com and on youtube channel, now runs new president abraham racy will be sworn in later on thursday, he comes into office facing multiple challenges regional tensions of filtering economy. a resurgent corona virus outbreak of bang look that all of that i hearing the election campaign, the state of the economy dominated debates. it's been effected by a combination of us sanctions and mismanagement in the past. yes. despite the promises that have been made, the problems won't be easy to fix. more at mann middle, that we are going to make sure the sanctions lifted. but we are not going to connect our economy to lifting the sanctions. there are a few issues that the government is facing right now. the budget deficits investment and the stock market and al

in afghanistan, the healing will take a long time. charlotte bellis, osha. 0. cobble. the secretary of defense says american troops don't have the capacity to extend beyond the cobble apple perimeter in order to get more people out of afghanistan. really working hard to get as many people through as possible. and quite frankly, we're not, we're, it's obvious. we're not close to where we want to be in terms of getting the numbers through. so we're going to work that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and we're going to get everyone that we can possibly evaluate evacuated. and i'll do that as long as we possibly can until the clock runs out, or we run out of capability. let's bring in tip them out together to james base, who joins us now from the united nations in new york. james, solely with us. rough ghani, of course, speaking in exile in the united arab emirates, no message to the people over going to stop me. amount of appears to be on the, on the back foot justifying why i left the country. this was only deeper than the african people sense of abandonment. surely. yeah,

it means risking the loss of more provinces to the telephone. charlotte bellis, osha, 0. couple of the u. s. has just confirmed in sending military personnel into afghanistan to help evacuate embassy staff. she had a chassis, join us from washington, d. c. with more on this. so she had an indication there that there is an inevitability about the talent bonds advanced towards cobble. having said that, the net price, the state department spokesperson just a few minutes ago, he's currently speaking out. the state department briefing said that they would be a cool diplomatic precedence that would remain at the embassy in cobble, but that they would be evacuating stuff to how may cause our international airport . that's where we have multiple reports now that thousands of marines will be deployed to protect the airport and give cover to those who are being evaluated to the airport. we're still a little bit unclear and the question sessions and just really begun as to whether them all of these saw with i'm going to be a need to be a vacuum out of the country. whether it's what

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha, 0 water. afghanistan. a china has sentence to canadian business men to 11 years in prison. enough to be found guilty of spying. he was arrested back in 2018. canadian governments described the case against michael barber as hostage politics, katrina, you as our report from paging the verdict sentencing canadian, michael spafford to 11 years in prison was delivered behind closed doors in a courtroom in the northeast in chinese city of dun don't. the city had been home to the businessmen who organized tools to north korea until he was detained in december 2018 and charged with sharing state secrets. from the canadian diplomat, michael harvard was also arrested and charged the spying. both men were tried in march after more than 2 years in detention. savage sentence was condemned by canada's ambassador to china. we've maintained from the beginning that michael stabber and michael covert are being detained arbitrarily. and we will continue to call for their immediate relief. denouncement came as chinese execut

and every day, with every loss that leverage weakens. charlotte bellis, osha 0. water. afghanistan. ergo, media in afghanistan, facing an uncertain future as the conflict intensive eyes, a radio station manager and a journalist, were killed by suspected taliban fighters this week. now there are plans to evacuate. others to save countries and diplomatic editor james spades reports. ah, this is going to storms top rated tv network. tolo media was one of the successes of the country in the last 2 decades. or over 200 tv outlet over 400 radio stations . and over a 1000 newspapers and magazines. but work is getting harder every day is the conflict intensifies talos needs director. the full measure of his order holds his morning meeting to decide on the channels coverage. he tells me the safety of his team must come 1st. our number one priority is to make sure our colleagues are safe and then you know, they're able to go out and do their job. it's all of the journalists. they are showing the most level of bravery and commitment of the network that runs tall. i was now

a sense where you think this all ends up, particularly from the perspective you have you mentioned oshaup when it comes to business mandating vaccines in your opinion? >> employees are going to be required to do it. i think we have seen the evolution. first strongly encouraged for employees to become vaccinated, then incent them, motivate them, and increasingly we're seeing employers say enough's enough. you're going to do it or you won't work here. people continue to forget in this country, the law of the land is employment at will which means you -- we can control the terms and conditions of employment, good employers don't want to mandate these sorts of things. at this point, it is, you know, we're not in -- to use the term emergency authorization, six months ago, but to this point, we're sort of past that, 60 plus percent of the population, adults in particular, have taken it while technically we're in emergency use, we don't enough about it now, we don't have enough experience where employers on solid ground and are headed that way. >> all right, gentlemen, we're going to continue

cal osha is recommending people wear masks indoors, regardless of vaccination status. moderna has completed its submission to the food and drug administration for full approval of its vaccine. it is still under emergency use authorization. the fda gave full approval to pfizer on monday, and now they are asking the agency to consider a supplemental application for booster shots. we have confirmed the cdc is working on establishing a timeline to prioritize groups to get covid-19 booster shots. it appears health care workers and nursing care residents will be eligible in september. it is expected that people over 70 will be next, then the general population, adolescents following in january. a ucsf doctor says the delay in the timeline of boosters will impact the severity of future covid surges. >> if you act too late, you will create a longer window of immunity where people could get infected. francis: experts are trying to determine if the 3-4 week gap between doses for pfizer and moderna was long enough to make the second shot effective. luminary data suggests a more p

under osha's general duty clause every employer has to provide a workplace free from recognized hazardseath or serious bodily harm. covid is one of those. it's not enough for the employees to say, look, i need to know that all of my other employees are vaccinated certainly if you take that fact ands also say, look, my employer is also making me work close with people, my employer is not providing sufficient ppe, they are not providing me a mask, i have ate lot of interaction with the public and there is no plastic barriers between myself and, you know a customer when i'm, you know, cashing them out at the register, then i think those concerns become legitimate and they've got the right to complain to osha, which is the agency responsible for investigating those workplace safety issues. but i think lack of a vaccine itself is probably not going to get them there, it's probably going to be a lot of the other stuff as well. >> we've been expecting full fda approval of the pfizer vaccine for a while and also expecting full approval for the other ones as well, john. i'm wondering how many in

. >>> cal osha, mask up regardless of the vaccination status. it is meant to curb the spread of the delta variant. >>> today kids in hayward unified school district will be kicking off in person learning. justin andrews is live. it's a big day there, justin. >> reporter: there are about 19,000 students enrolled in the school district here. some of them will be back inside the classroom in just a matter of hours. but there are covid safety protocols including daily health screenings parents have to fill out. masking up, indoor ventilation strategies, hand washing practices with routine cleaning and sanitizing surfaces. we learned the district tracks covid cases on the website so i checked and noticed between august 16 and august 22, this district reported 12 people had covid. 11 are in elementary schools. the numbers are in line with national trends when it comes to children catching covid. doctors say they have hit a new level and worry it could get worse. >> my advice to parents first is to get vaccinated if you are not vaccinated. most of the

cal osha recommending workers wear masks indoors regardless of vaccination status. moderna completed its submission to the fda for full approval of its vaccine. it is currently available for people 18 and older under emergency use authorization. the fda gave full approval to the pfizer vaccine monday. pfizer now asking the agency to consider a supplemental application for booster shots. larry: we have confirmed the cdc is working on establishing a timeline to prioritize specific groups to get covid-19 booster shots. but how long should we wait between doses? stephanie sierra is tracking the details and new information from pfizer. stephanie: pfizer released new detail showing the waning of protection starts after about five to six months. the wall street journal is reporting the company just requested clearance for boosters to be administered now at the six-month mark. this, as scientists are trying to determine if waiting longer between the first two initial doses may result in more protection. covid-19 booster shots will be here in less than a month. those of you

shery: still ahead, western digital said to be in talks to merge with japan's key osha holdings in a deal that could be worth more than $20 billion. we will get more details later. first, we talk investment strategy with carol schleif of bmo. find out where she sees buy the dip opportunities, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ his is bloomberg. ♪ >> there appears to be this sort of war of worry. >> the delta variant. >> more signals from the fed. >> i think we still have very healthy and accommodative backdrop. >> equities continue to perform very well. >> corporate profits have exceeded analyst expectations. >> there is so much liquidity. >> equities can continue to move higher. >> it is dangerous to be a bear. >> most of them have capitulated. >> we are making brand-new record highs. >> there is this by on diff mentality. >> equities is the place you want to take place. >> they cannot get bullish enough. >> it is going to be very hard to tell a story that is particularly negative as far as u.s. equities are concerned. shery: some guests on bloomberg earlier speaking about the markets. our