cartoons and psas.s from my childhood for sure they used to do this a lot. and they don't do it any more. >> what is it, jimmy? >> jimmy: well, i mean, they don't like have messages. like, paw patrol had a message about sharing. you know what i mean? >> our parent's generation tried very hard to educate us. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. i feel like i'm older than you, so i'm part of that generation. i mean, first there was just like bugs bunny and the roadrunner trying to murder each other all the time. and then we made this weird shift like where every saturday morning there was a little message at the end. >> exactly. bill cosby was telling you to be safe. "hey, hey, hey." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. that's right. and even superheroes. and i understand this kind of inspired you. this particular -- >> the super friends psa. >> jimmy: every week they had one. >> did you watch the super friends in >> i absolutely watched it. and -- well, here we go. this is what we used to watch. >> you know, ronnen, quite often peopl

he likes to be psa's. psa's are not going to get you anything. i want everybody to be vaccinated in the commonwealth of virginia. >> your time is up. yes or no, would you add covid to the list of required vaccines? >> over the age of 12. the fda has not done the analysis under 12. >> so for students above the age of 12, would you support adding the covid vaccine? >> absolutely. host: that from the virginia gubernatorial debate last night. if you want to watch the debate in its entirety, you can do so on our website. we are spending this first hour of the washington journal today, this constitution day asking what is the most important constitutional amendment in your mind. one number for eastern or central time zones, one if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. and is in california. caller: -- ellen is in california. caller: my most important is the one that is most abused which is the 14th which allows illegal immigrants to come into this country, have a child, and it is declared a citizen. host: so you would like to amend the 14th ame

he likes to do psa's. psa's will not get you anything. i want every one -- everyone to be vaccinated in virginia. >> would you add covid to the list of required vaccines for students? >> above the age of 12. the fda has not done analysis for under 12. >> for students above 12, would you support adding to covid vaccine? terry mcauliffe: absolutely. i want everybody vaccinated. covid is not going away. it could be here for 18 months. i am showing leadership. i am not doing psa's. >> thank you. glenn youngkin, you have 30 seconds to respond. glenn youngkin: what you we are tonight -- will hear tonight for my opponent will be a series of lies, excuses, and radical positions. he just started. he pulled a lot of lines about my positions during this campaign. he just told the biggest. my position on this vaccine has been clear. i encourage all virginians to get the vaccine. we will work together that -- to make sure you have all the information you need to feel good about it. my opponent wants to make life difficult for people who do not get the

he likes to do psa's. psa's are not going to get you anything.ant everybody to be vaccinated in the commonwealth of virginia. susan: would you add covid to the list of required vaccines for students? mr. mcauliffe: the fda has not done the analysis under 12, so we couldn't do that. but i want everybody to be vaccinated. susan: for students over age 12, would you support adding the vaccine? ? for covid mr. mcauliffe: absolutely. -- adding the vaccine for covid? mr. mcauliffe: absolutely. covid is not going away. we hear stories it is going to be here for another 18 months. i am doing leadership. susan: mr. youngkin, 30 seconds to respond. mr. youngkin: what you are going to hear from my opponent's lies and excuses and radical positions -- from my opponent is lies and excuses and radical positions. he has told a lot of lies. he just told the biggest one. my vaccine position is clear. i encourage all virginians to get the vaccine. and we will go to work together to make sure you have all the information you need. my opponent says he wants to make li

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i suffer from ptsd, depression, anxiety, insomnia. >> we see you in the psa holding up a photo of youri share the experience of also having depression, ptsd, insomnia. while also struggling and dealing with survivor's guilt which is the biggest hurdle to try and overcome in this process. >> learning how to be paralyzed isn' that easy. it's a lot more into it than you would believe. even just sitting up, i had to learn how to do that. >> reporter: the group behind the psa is sandy hook promise, co-founded by nicole hockley after 20 first graders including her son dylan and six educators were murdered in newtown, connecticut. >> i don't think people focus on what happens after a school shooting and how that impacts lives for decades, for the rest of your life really. to speak to nick and aalayah and sam i can't hope but think about my own surviving son as well as dylan. >> you mentioned your son, he would have been 15. here with these other teenagers who would be around the same age as him, how painful and difficult is that for you to put yourself out there? >> so that's a pain that's ne

they also showed a psa encouraging people to sound the alarm if they have any concerns about a dangerous person who may have a gun. authorities can then use a gun violence retraining order. in fact santa clara county has issued the most of those types of orders than any other county in california. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a live look outside now. air quality was just extended through tomorrow. >> mary lee tracking the spokey, hazy conditions. >> we are looking at good to moderate air quality. seeing that haze we are looking all right. that air quality. we will continue with that moderate air quality. it is much cooler compared to yesterday. anywhere degree to as much as 23 degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this hour. here is what to expect. that cooling trend starts today with that stronger ocean breeze. we are looking at as we head through the weekend shower chances back in the forecast saturday and for sunday with an early season storm system that could bring some wet weather back to the bay area. as we look to early next week, off shore winds develop. ly have more on all o

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today we will hear from psa and dhs component charged with ensuring cybersecurity of our nation pipelines and responding to cyber incidents. i'm looking forward to learning not only about tsa and engagement with colonial report activists incidents but also about plans so we are better prepared next time. we note there will be a next time unfortunately. recent weeks we've seen two systems fall victim to ransomware attacks in new york city and has a seizure. it's been brought to a halt in our nation's largest meatpackers were shut down. we must ask ourselves what's next. our power grid, aviation system x maybe next time it won't but rather a nationstate looking to cripple our economy. given the magnitude of these, we need to ensure specific agencies like tsa has its rules and authorities they need to take action and use them. in the pipeline context nearly 20 years ago,ly it's been the principal federal entity responsible of security. psa published pipeline security guidance and conduct pipeline security assessment and inspection including assessment focusing specifically on cybersecurity.

you take the shot, you got a chance. >> this was not a psa, it was a press conference but he's making the point, you get tattoos, what are you so afraid of the shot about? >> it's a different messenger. we need different people speaking to different audiences talking about the importance of vaccination, the importance of mask wearing when you're close to other people and why they do it, connecting in different ways. it's just -- you look at the math, you can see how politics has intruded into our response. i think the president is doing a great job leading and by bridging to some of these other messengers he can reach more people. >> i want to flag a shocking number. according to the american academy of pediatrics, more than 250,000 children have tested positive for covid in the last week as schools reopen. how do you deal with that? presumably these are a lot of younger children, below 12 years old. >> that's right. record number of kids are going into the hospital. i think 2,400 in the last week. this is a really challenging time for parents and kids. you know, the importance of sch

hopefully this psa will do a lot of good and spread. >> that is powerful. >>> some of the most recognizablempians in the world brought to tears on capitol hill. simone biles and other gymnasts described how the fbi and agents and team usa failed them in the sex abuse scandal. >> we have been failed, and we deserve answers. >> it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silver platter. >> how the fbi director is responding to the

and people don't think psas don't work.nk it's 1959, elvis went on ed sullivan to push kids to get the polio vaccine, and it actually made a huge difference. there are certain figures that can make a pretty big difference. i remember when i was very young, either hearing about or seeing the actor who died of lung cancer, but he did a psa before he died of lung cancer, basically said don't have happen to you what happened to me. i mean, it seems to me that especially of course you need people like calapari for more conservative people on the right, but certainly in communities people of color and communities where there's still a real hesitancy, public service announcements can help there. public service announcements can help with some of the more die hard trump supporters. >> yeah, you know, on the psa thing, it would seem to me, looking back at the multiple numbers of messages, the messaging that's come out of the white house and the cdc about this, a lot of it has been based on the root of fear. you better get this or yo

he likes to do psas. they aren't going to get you anything.ere we go again. my opponent wants to mandate. i respect your ability to make decisions because that's what leaders do. >> at one point he told youngkin, half of virginia wouldn't know who he was if he did a psa for a vaccine. democrats have taken that as a lesson, a lesson learned that not only can you put in place strong covid measures but also it's good politics and helps frame a debate against republicans who are fighting a vaccine mandate and saying it's a personal choice. we'll see them debate again. and polling backs up with mcoff live's position is as well. americans are far more open now than they were previously to vaccine mandates, brianna. >> he doesn't have the democratic registration advantage that gavin newsom had. >> he does not. >> he clearly thinks this is the way to go. >> the huge voter base in virginia is in northern virginia. while there are vast differences between northern virginia and places in california, you can see a similarity between democrats -- wanting s

hopefully this psa will do a lot of good and spread. >> that is powerful. >>> some of the most recognizable olympians in the world brought to tears on capitol hill. simone biles and other gymnasts described how the fbi and agents and team usa failed them in the sex abuse scandal. >> we have been failed, and we deserve answers. >> it was like serving innocent children up to a pedophile on a silver platter. >> how the fbi director is responding to the criticism. >>> plus, he defeated the recall, so what's next? how it could change the recall rules in the future. >>> where did she go? a 22-year-old woman vanishes on a cross-country trip with her fiance. the reason he is now called a person of interest. good wednesday. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. powerful and emotional. four high-profile gymnasts talking about their life after being sexually abused by their own team doctor and how they felt let down. it isn't just about the high-profile olympians but other girls and boy whose are victims of sexual abuse. >> reporter: today on capitol hill, four of the world's top

common sense media says it's time for a national psa push, teaching teens and parents of the dangers>> we strongly recommend a public awareness campaign around video game usage that's similar to what we did with kids and tobacco and smoking. >> reporter: a campaign to wean kids off of their online addiction. >> that is my life every day when i'm not here at. >>> wildfire emergency. this morning, on "today in the bay," is on the front line of the caldor fire as it rips ever so close to lake tahoe, destroying buildings and uprooting lives. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. firefighters are still trying to prevent 200,000 acre wildfire from spreading into the south lake tahoe city limits. >> we want to go to "today in the bay's" bob redell standing by for us. bob, is the weather cooperating

in sub-saharan africa, we rely on psa plants. many health facilities do not have the piping.pressure oxygen requires -- tom: filter that into the covid crisis, fears you have about africa, india, the rest bring it to covid. >> covid was an opportunity where we saw that this is a huge gap. we know these countries have high mortality in influenza season. long-term covid, with high numbers of cases, short amount of time to rip -- to prepare, this gap was revealed. many countries are reliant on their neighbors. now, there is a huge need, especially as we go into another viral season. we need to start building oxygen ecosystem infrastructure, not just for this pandemic, but for future pandemics. kailey: we have heard that the pandemic cannot be over anywhere until it is over everywhere. there is some potential for new variants to emerge in places like africa. his delta still of most concern? >> it is still the variant of concern, but there are other variants that seem to have higher transmissibility. we do not know if they will result in increased deaths. kailey: the -- we are exp

mike: psa from reggie. personal experience, probably. [laughter] here is a look at san jose. partly cloudy. it is a canopy of high clouds. there will be smoke over top of us. there will be a canopy of smoke that will make and hazy. temperatures are cooler than yesterday but above average as you head away from the coast and day. it will be cooler tonight, better sleeping weather. it will start to bring in cleaner air. today, we will make it to 89 in morgan hill. 85 in san jose. peninsula, mid 70's to mid 80's. over at the coast, we are looking at temperatures around 65 degrees. 69 in downtown, 72 in south san francisco. the north bay, 86 to about 90. for the east bay, the breeze will keep us in the mid-70's around richmond and berkeley. oakland, opra low 80's. the a's are taking on the astros. get out there and support the a's. they are four games back in the wildcard. tonight, you can see cooler temperatures. everybody back in the 50's. seven day forecast, the most dramatic drop in temperatures will be inland. sunday will have our cleanest air and are most comfortable conditi

he likes to be psa's. psa's are not going to get you anything. want everybody to be vaccinated in the commonwealth of virginia. >> your time is up. yes or no, would you add covid to the list of required vaccines? >> over the age of 12. the fda has not done the analysis under 12. >> so for students above the age of 12, would you support adding the covid vaccine? >> absolutely. host: that from the virginia gubernatorial debate last night. if you want to watch the debate in its entirety, you can do so on our website. we are spending this first hour of the washington journal today, this constitution day asking what is the most important constitutional amendment in your mind. one number for eastern or central time zones, one if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. and is in california. caller: -- ellen is in california. caller: my most important is the one that is most abused which is the 14th which allows illegal immigrants to come into this country, have a child, and it is declared a citizen. host: so you would like to amend the 14th amend

here you are in a psa that was recently released doing just that.reciate you joining us on this holiday weekend. look, vaccines effectively protect us from covid. the fda has fully approved one of them. there are also authorized treatments for covid. help us understand why are some people turning to a drug that's not proven in any way to treat coronavirus? >> let me first say that people should not be taking non-fda approved medications that are off label, so to speak, for anything, including covid-19. it's very dangerous. there are side effects. as you pointed out, this medication is primarily used in the veterinary space, not in humans. so i would guard against using it at all. i think people get a lot of misinformation mostly from the internet. i have discouraged people from taking advice from the internet. follow what the scientists are saying and what your physician is saying. but people sometimes follow the wrong recommendations, primarily from misinformation from the internet. >> is it really just the internet, congressman? first off, we were

i see reports people want him to be at a psa about it. >> i don't think we're 100% certain.don't think lebron came out and spoken to the media one way or the other. in the past everything i've seen he's said it's a private matter, not on the record. >> when athletes say it's a private matter, it's a public health crisis. there are no private matters in a public health crisis. so interesting. sports led the way on recognizing how terrible covid was, but in some cases, not leading the way, some of these role models not leading the way. >> they don't have a vaccine mandate. obviously it is requiring the staff and others to get vagds. players don't have a vaccine mandate. thanks, andy. >>> house speaker commits to a vote on hard infrastructure. what does that mean for the broader economic overhaul? >> what is this with the anti-vaxx rhetoric we're hearing from sports players? i'm christine romans. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, now introducing ensure complete! with 30 grams of protein. what happens when we welcome change? we can t

common sense media says it's time for a national psa push, highlighting the dangers too much online gamingmend a public awareness campaign around video game usage similar to what we did with kids, tobacco and smoking. >> reporter: a campaign to wean kids off their online addiction. oim tom costello >>> now facing up to a decade in prison aafter he pled guilty to one count of transporting explosives without a license cops tried to safely detonate some of the stockpile in june, but they botched it, and this happened the blast ripped apart the truck, flipped a nearby car and shattered windows in homes and businesses in all, cops say they found roughly 32,000 pounds of illegal fireworks at the home of artua seua the man admitted to making several trips to nevada to buy fireworks, including homemade ones made out of cardboard and packed with spexplosive powder a judge has not yet scheduled a sentencing hearing. >>> hate crimes in the united states last year hit their highest level in more than a decade according to a new report from the fbi the agency identified nearly 8,000 hate crimes in 2020

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but how is systemic racism combated by what is, arguably, a largely performative endeavor of infield psa'sr than satisfying their own box to be checked? >> leslie: is that for me? >> emily: yes. >> leslie: no your audience. 67% of nfl players are african-american, nearly 40% of their viewers are african-american. they are appealing to what is happening, not only within the community, but within our society. look, i just have to say -- dan, boston, go pats. even you guys like the pats in tampa! you got tom brady from his! that aside, i won't be angry. [laughter] i don't like politics on the field. i don't like politics at the emmys, academy awards, but that is what it has become. we are political in nature. i agree with the whole free-speech concept on both sides of these issues. >> emily: i love keeping the arguments only to all the teams we support. probably good that we are remote today, because this could be a fight between our teams. [laughter] more "outnumbered" in just a moment. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to

he says he put out a psa announcement. mccall you have says that's not enough.ere's an idea, join me in calling for vaccine requirements so we can end this once and for all. we're going to see a lot of democrats say great, california good for you, governor, 2-1 democratic state. a 2 -1. can you sell that? virginia is a blue state but not by as much. >> there is polling that shows in states not nearly as blue as california, that mandates are popular among voters and among independents. that's why the white house is deciding to go more full tilt toward this. they also are making this calculation that if come early next year, we've really emerged from the delta variant, and the economy is full force again, that that's what voters are going to remember and so if they can get credit for implementing the mandates that help get the country to that point, they're hoping that's why voters reward them. >> there's other evidence to suggest this is not only good public health but good politics. look at biden's approval ratings. he didn't have mandates. his approval went dow

this was our psa. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that the title of this particular episode?should have been if it wasn't. mommy drank my poop. >> if shawn murphy had been there, it would have been so much earlier. >> jimmy: when you get the script and you're going through it, do you go, umm, what's this? >> you sort of just have to trust the medical professionals. like sure, i guess so. okay. >> jimmy: in your professional television medical opinion -- >> it's never good to drink your own child's poop. >> jimmy: should you drink the poop of other children? >> that's also bad. that was the conclusion of the episode. >> jimmy: you're still a newlywed, i understand. that's a good one. i feel like on "gray's anatomy" we've had a lot of these great, like my penis got caught in a blender. or whatever they've done. >> this is only season five. i don't know where it goes from here. >> jimmy: i don't know how you top that. please send my congratulations to everyone at the show. >> i will, especially with regard to that story line. >> jimmy: only in regard to that story line. specific

to his credit, mitch mcconnell does believe in vaccines and he has got a second psa encouraging kentucky to get vaccinated. but republicans are not listening to mitch mcconnell. he may be the senate minority leader but come on. there is this demand for information but increasingly there are doctors who are willing to show up to senate hearings and tell people what they want to hear. there is a miracle horse de worming agent that can prevent covid. one question i have not heard a good answer to his this, shouldn't the medical profession be policing its own? one of the consequences for doctors pushing -- ctors pushing -- did you know diarrhea is often caused by bad bacteria in food? try pepto® diarrhea. its concentrated formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. see, pepto® diarrhea gets to the source, killing the bad bacteria. so, make sure to have pepto® diarrhea on hand. and there you have it— -woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow! -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just $30 bucks. sweet, but mine has 5g included. relax people, my wireless is crushing i

popular, as lebron james and other nba players and athletes in other sports, would come out and make psasated but, hey, do this. it's the right thing to do. it could have a practical effect. a positive-practical effect. >> yeah. they mean a lot in our culture. and they have spoken about things that are every bit as controversial or more so than this. >> yes. >> so what do you think it is about this? >> it may be that some people -- and i'm only speculating here -- some people in lebron's circle may have their own doubts about it. so perhaps, he doesn't want to alienate some of those people. i don't know. including the 10% of nba players who are not vaccinated. now, it's worth saying that 90% not only exceeds the general population, it's well past the point where president biden and everybody else, the cdc, would be thrilled. we'd have herd immunity at that point so 90%'s a good number. but you still have situations where even if someone doesn't become seriously ill, if they are a close contact, the protocols at present are you have to be quarantined. you go on a short injured list. some o

. >> who cares about a psa? half the people don't even know who you are. i'm for mandating vaccinations for people who teach our children in school, for children who go in higher ed, hospitals, nurses homes. i want you vaccinated. >> mcauliffe also accused youngkin of being a trump juana wannabee. the locelection is november 2. >>> tom brady has said that his goal was to play until he was 45. now he says that he may hang around until he hit this is number. is he human, bibionic? "bleacher report" is next. it's a sunny day. nah, a stormy day. ♪ we see a close up of the grille ...an overhead shot. ♪ she drives hands free...along the coast. make it palm springs. ♪ cadillac is going electric. if you want to be bold, you have to go offscript. reserve your lyriq september 18th. [swords clashing] - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ lisa here, has had many jobs. she's worked in retail during the holidays. as a bar

i just am wondering, quickly, if you think you'll see more professional athletes maybe doing some psasfans to get vaccinated? do you think they'll step up to that plate? is that around the corner possibly? >> i do, i do. and i'm going to shout out my team. they did a very nice public service announcement basically encouraging the public to get vaccinated. here in new york, new york state, you're unable to get into a venue without being vaccinated or there are going to be some severe restrictions. so i think we're just moving along. everybody wants to get back to normal. the fda approving the pfizer vaccine that, obviously, was a huge step in the right direction with regards to, you know, maybe, you know, allaying some of the fears or relieving some of the anxiety of kind of wondering about it. i'll just go on the record and say i was vaccinated the day that it was available as a physician on the front line seeing emergency patients and such. i think these vaccines were a miracle and,ing hopefully, we can continue to see increasing populations of people getting vaccinated so we can fina

i watched with interest, you putting out a psa with the goal of getting more young and healthy peoplet vaccinated. i think i have a little bit of that we can play for our viewers. let's listen. >> i think that all of us think that to some degree we're invincible and we don't ever envision this time that we would be so sick, but now we're seeing young people who are not vaccinated because they think they'll be fine. it's important to know that you are taking a risk and also that you can pass this virus onto other people, so that is not fine. you won't be fine. and you won't feel fine. what's important is that we realize the consequences here, and what's at stake. and that by taking very simple steps, getting a vaccination, that you can prevent all of that. so if you're young, healthy, if you think you're invincible, go ahead anyway, get vaccinated and protect yourself. protect your family. >> it's great to see your voice on this, your face on that as well. we've also seen it's not just young and healthy people that message needs to get to. we've also seen big name athletes resisting ge

although it didn't help when they ended the psa by saying, "just so you know, this could be the microchip laughter ] some tech news i saw that amazon -- amazon's alexa just rolled out a male voice assistant and his name is ziggy. [ laughter ] right now, jeff bezos is thinking, "i go to space for 11 minutes and you name the voice ziggy? what's going on? [ laughter ] meanwhile, i heard that twitter is testing a new feature that lets users upvote and down vote tweets it's great it's like executives looked at twitter and thought, "how can we make this place even more toxic? [ laughter ] "your grandma's 90th birthday? eh [ laughter ] no, thanks." well, this isn't good. i read muffins sold at walmart and 7-11 have been recalled over concerns about listeria walmart apologized while 7-11 just slapped on a sticker that said "listeria flavored. [ laughter and applause "i'll take two of those. and finally, this is going viral. teenagers in new jersey were celebrating a birthday on one of those slingshot rides at an amusement park, when something unexpected happened. watch this >> all right happy bir

to his credit mitch mcconnell believes in vaccines and he's cut a second psa encourages people to get mcconnell. he might be the senate minority leader, but come on. there's this ravenous demand for misinformation. increasingly there are doctors, medical professionals to show up in their white coats on youtube and senate hearings and tell people what they want to hear. there's some miracle horse deworming agent that can protect them from covid. while we all debate how disinformation should be regulated and what tech companies should do one question i've not heard a good answer to is this. shouldn't the medical profession be policing its own? what are the consequences for doctors pushing snake oil solutions? we're going to get into that after the break. tions? we're going to get into that after the break. oh, i gotta tell everyone. hey rita, you can earn 3% on dining, including takeout! bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5% on travel purchased through chase! way ahead of you. hey neal, you can earn 3% at drug stores!!! buddy, i'm right here. why are you yelling? because that's what i do! y

he likes to do psas. they aren't going to get you anything. to mandate. i respect your ability to make decisions because that's what leaders do. >> that race begins today. election day is november 2nd. zbljt an investigation into the origins of the trump/russia investigation is winding down. the latest case a lawyer was indicted for allegedly lying to the fbi's general counsel. the other case last year was against a former fbi lawyer accused of making false statements. that probe began in 2019 when bill barr appointed john durham to look into whether the fbi committed wrong doing during the mueller investigation. the investigation has lasted longer than the mueller probe and only turned up those two charges. >>> justice thomas says stay in your lane. he says judges who veer into legislative or executive lanes are have asking for trouble. >> i think the court was thought to be the least dangerous branch, and we may have become the most dangerous. >> that lecture as the supreme court is set to begin a new term. >> ana cabrera picks up right now.

. >> joining me now, one of the stars of that psa, journalist maria elena salinas.are selective about the things you choose to lend your name to, so tell me why this was important to you? >> >> it's important to me because it empowers the latino community and anything that empowers them, especially when it comes to their health i think is something that is very, very important. i have certainly taken this covid vaccine very seriously. covid in general very seriously. i have been personally affected. i have a niece who passed away from covid. and i have seen how the latino community has been the most affected by this in number of cases, deaths, and hospitalizations. so of course being from california i very much wanted to be a part of that team, so i'm glad poderistas invited me to do this. each one of us with our own platform were able to reach a sector of the latino community, just to sort of, like, give them the information and maybe counter some of that misinformation that you were just talking about a few minutes ago. >> i'm so sorry to hear about your niece. th

that district attorney also presented a new ps psa about how people can help law enforcement stop violent gun crimes under california's red flag law. the video features family members of victims of gun violence, including those. from the vt, a mass shooting walnut creek police officers being called a hero for saving the life of an elderly man whose car plunged into a neighborhood swimming pool. here here. you don't get it afterwards. uh we first shared this story last month when a 79 year old driver crashed his car through a backyard fence and ended up in a swimming pool. officer michael says was first on the scene jumped into the water, pulled the man out and then performed cpr before an ambulance arrived, officer says has been with walnut creek police department for about four years. across the bay, the city of san francisco is working on opening a new safe parking site for rvs and cars at candlestick point, according to the chronicle, the secure site at candlestick point state recreation area would host 150 people who are homeless and living in their vehicles. board of supervisors pres

coordinate did medication including psa's throughout the terminal on masks, alcohol and ticket sales, through check-in, security gate in the boarding process. require all airport restaurants and bars use signage and issue global book -- issue verbal warnings to passengers who fail to comply with mask requirements. all airports should have plans to make sure we are working together. enforcement of masks in terminals and stopping the ability of passengers to become inebriated, more staffing at gates and on the plane we can't accept this as the new normal. we look forward to working with the subcommittee for change. aviation is about bringing people together. every person matters and we only have freedom of flight when we recognize the realities that we are in this together. thank you. i look forward to questions. chair: i now turn to mr. teddy andrews for five minutes. representative andrews: good morning members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. -- mr. andrews: good morning. my name is teddy andrews, american airlines flight attendant of 10 years. my car

clara county light rail service is now back on the entire blue line from bay point to the sanitary psaly mass shooting at rita's maintenance yard in san jose three months ago prompted officials to shut down the transit system. the agency is still working on fully restoring the green line b to also announced that passengers will continue to be able to ride. a light rail trains for free through the end of september. that free service was initially set to end today. food you know, scammers rape the news. they follow the headlines and if there's a way that they can benefit from something that's going on in the news, they'll figure out a way to do it. con artists go after job hunters coming up what to look for is you apply for a job, and when i return, we'll take a look at that weather. we're tracking some cooler weather after some warm weather details on that after the break, and we will take you to the autumn moon festival in to the autumn moon festival in sanford an cisco coming up. you doing okay with those new spicy tiny tacos, jack? yeah, it's funny some of those people you see, they.

two very funny characters with a serious message, a new covid psa from seth macfarlane and the writersne makes him sick? >> the common side effects from the covid vaccines are generally mild and last a few days. do you know what can have serious long-term side effects. covid. >> you can see the entire funny and informative >> we're going to turn to hispanic heritage month and the debate about how to identify members of that diverse community. gio benitez here with that story, hey, gio. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, look, i identify as latino but sometimes i say hispanic, sometimes cuban-american or i may spice it up with -- [ speaking foreign language ] it can be really confusing especially with new words added to the lexicon. this morning we explain it all right here. >> we don't care. we do not want to be labeled latinx. >> with all these people using it there must be good reasons for adopting the term latint. >> reporter: is it latinx, latino, hispanic or chicano or -- [ speaking foreign language ] >> spanish, hispanic, how should it be referred to. >> reporter: these identify pe

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mitch mcconnell encouraging people in the state of kentucky to get the covid-19 vaccine in that new psanwide, and has aired over 100 times in local tv markets in mcconnell's home state, which has seen a spike in covid cases over the past several weeks. kentucky has 48% of it population fully vaccinated and 57% with at least one dose. >>> now to the latest in the political fight over mask mandates in schools. the florida department of education made good on a threat to withhold funding from local school districts that defied a ban from governor ron desantis on mask mandates. that came just days after a state judge ruled the governor's ban was unconstitutional. nbc news correspondent kristen dahlgren has more. >> 11-year-old payton lee is fighting covid in a florida hospital. >> it's my worst nightmare. >> the 5th grader with down syndrome wore a mask in school, but it's not required, and many didn't. >> there's people out there, children out there like my daughter who have special needs, and make them even more vulnerable, and that's what people should be thinking about, keeping everyone