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the fire is mainly in the san joaquin valley. advisory. cloud from rig looking at temperatures, cool but the brightest conditions and the best air quality. san jose with of her 50's and there is the blue sky. there -- they are on the edge of the smoke. as we go through the next several days, we continue to see some changes. 60 by the delta.ta.ta. 62 degrees in concord. we still have sums -- we still have some haze and oakland. not looking at the best conditions, but still not too bad. morning gray and then and then some haze. there is the smoke line. you will notice that most of the heavier smoke down through the central coast. the skies will clear and we will have some sunshine. the clouds quickly advance as the front moves to the south and east. you could see some showers up through cloverdale and sonoma county. we will have that heavy mist and drizzle. most. it the cooling trend the next few days before we warmed things back up. 70 today. the top -- the temperatures drop to about 60. a nice day in santa clara. 71 degrees in sunnyvale. ha

the 12 county san joaquin valley region this week. the order requires hospitals within the region to accept transfers fromicu beds as outside the region to take transfers if there are no available beds in that region, icu availability was 8.2% for the region as of yesterday and statewide 18.7% of icu bed it's. where available. the latest vaccine numbers from the cdc show that 53% of the us population is now fully vaccinated. that's 177.9 million people and here in california, according to state data, nearly 70% of those eligible are fully vaccinated. that's more than 22 million people. now the city of berkley will now require customers over the age of 12 to show proof of vaccination before entering bars, restaurants or gyms. but it's great views. amberleigh reports tonight not not everyone is happy about this new mandate. playing pool, let spats in downtown berkeley means having to show proof of being fully vaccinated starting friday. personally i like it because i want everybody be vaccinated. berkeley's health order mandates busines

let's go through san joaquin valley at few more. madera county, close to fresno. 70% of the votes are in. recall needs to be close to 70% to have a chance. sacramento suburbs, placer county, outside of sacramento, trump won this county. it has highest concentration of college degrees for a county that went for trump in california in 2020. got 52%. yes is running 3 1/2 points below trump, 48%. again, for the recall to have a chance statewide, probably has to be 64%, 65%. around there. it's running low. expect it go up a little bit with the same day vote but would it go where it needs to go? just don't see right now how that would happen. core democratic, where davis is, one of the most democratic counties probably in the country. trump 28%, 27%. seeing if there's exceptions to the pattern. far northern california, tiny counties, rural northern california, trump 75%, recall running at 82%, this is largest swing in positive direction from trump to yes on the recall we've seen. see how small lassen county is, 6700 people. and there's mi

s the san joaquin valve and safe entry project will comprehensively replace valves along the four sanin pipelines to improve safe access inside the pipelines for maintenance. for this promise, the construction was resequenced by a location to align with mountain tunnel shutdowns resulting in four future construction contracts. and now these are on track to get out for construction. the phase 1a contract reached 65% design and that will go out to bid and will be advertised this winter. so, 1b project design commenced and the planning continued for phases two and three. next slide. this is the first contract of the san joaquin valve replacement. construction of valve replacement will take place this winter during the first mountain tunnel shutdown in order to expedite this promise, we're purchasing the large valve in house and using a j.o.c. contract to install the valve. the 66-inch valve that was purchased in march is currently being manufactured and the j.o.c. contract was awarded during the quarter. we're on track to install the valve this winter. next slide? and this project, the f

s the san joaquin valve and safe entry project will comprehensively replace valves along the four san joaquin pipelines to improve safe access inside the pipelines for maintenance. for this promise, the construction was resequenced by a location to align with mountain tunnel shutdowns resulting in four future construction contracts. and now these are on track to get out for construction. the phase 1a contract reached 65% design and that will go out to bid and will be advertised this winter. so, 1b project design commenced and the planning continued for phases two and three. next slide. this is the first contract of the san joaquin valve replacement. construction of valve replacement will take place this winter during the first mountain tunnel shutdown in order to expedite this promise, we're purchasing the large valve in house and using a j.o.c. contract to install the valve. the 66-inch valve that was purchased in march is currently being manufactured and the j.o.c. contract was awarded during the quarter. we're on track to install the valve this winter. next slide? and this project,

thunderstorms yesterday in san diego, low clouds and fog line getting the coast, and a lot of smoke in the san joaquinrdous air to the south and east, but we will have a layer of smoke that will allow for haze and air quality. as we look at san jose, you can see the clouds around, 58 degrees. 61 in oakland. 62 in mountain view. below average today by about six degrees in the city. the wind will be from the ocean. usually that cleans up the atmosphere, but the smoke is drifting offshore and will get pushed back over parts of the bay in the upper elevations of the atmosphere. 54 santa rosa, 55 in napa. upper 50's in concorde and livermore. from ballmer peak, you can see the deck of low clouds so the fog is at the coast but the blanket has spread parts to the east and south bay, inflating us . still hazy, better air quality for your sunday. cooling trend continues as we get through the middle of the week, even with a slight chance of a shower. there is the poor air quality in the san joaquin valley. for the bay area, it is looking pretty good. lake tahoe, mild air-quality. expect to to quality in the sou

para fresno, san joaquín.raturas, es una labor muy difícil para los bomberos poder sofocar estas llamas. pero veamos cómo el humo se dispersa hacia el noroeste y llega también en forma de bruma a nuestra región, así que para nosotros sigue esa alerta a lo largo del día alerta, hoy continúa con un aviso modo precisamente por el humo. vamos rápidamente a ver cómo están las temperaturas? . >> para un, especialmente hacia las zonas hacia el interior, vemos también el... de capricornio, lo que significa que los próximos meses el frío llega al hemisferio norte, por si fuera poco mañana un invitado especial, un asteroide de 580 pies pasa rozando la tierra algo a mis como 930 mil millas de distancia, vamos a estar pendientes, condiciones secas para nosotros, volvemos con más. hola qué tal, feliz tarde, después de tanta espera es una realidad, la concacaf anuncia nuevo evento deportivo, atención, la concacaf anunció que hay una expansión de la concachampions a 27 equipos a partir de 2023, adicionalmente la liga mx y la

es insalubres en el valle central los números son superiores a los 100 puntos y fresno queda en san joaquínados finalmente el aire fresco viene de alguna lluvia para oregón y washington a partir del martes tres justamente el lunes por la noche donde el sistema traería una parte frontal con ligera lluvia pero de igual manera bienvenida vamos a los próximostíos del panorama fresco, temperaturas entre los 82 y 78 grados. excelente fin de semana >>> tienen una temporada increíble y hoy se midieron al concierto y al grupo de los 100 no somos haber tras regresar la pausa >>> lunes 27 exigible, pesar analizando una conferencia virtual y en este los estudiantes pueden compartir con los médicos y vibras en distrito que necesaria respondiendo las preguntas acerca de las vacunas,, que se estarán realizando vías un en la dirección que ve en pantalla! >>> (comerciales). ♪♪♪.- >>> ♪(música)♪ >>> buenas noches en cualquier otro realidad, yo hubiese empollado su ticket a la postemporada y excediendo los último partido con calma pero la realidad es que siguen peleando con los los angeles dodgers y se metier

says he doesn't want the vaccine and may be forced to cancel his gym membership and work out in san joaquinounty instead. >> force things onto people. you will do this or you are an outcast, basically. reporter: stanford's dr. and lou says that from a public health standpoint, a vaccine requirement when people are taking their masks off indoors makes perfect sense. >> we require vaccination for many other settings. aside from the covid-19 vaccination, vaccination requirements for kids to be in school. >> i feel better knowing that people are vaccinated or testing negative. reporter: abc 7 news. ama: marin county is leading the bay area when it comes to vaccinations. luz pena is part of our vaccine team and she spoke to the county health officer to find out what's behind their success in getting so many shots into arms. reporter: the highest vaccination rate in california, 97% of this counties eligible residents have received at least one dose. 90% are fully vaccinated. the milestones don't stop here. >> some of the lowest case rates in the state, lowest hospitalization rates, lowest mortali

coastal range pick up, an increased risk of fire danger along the sacramento valley and northern san joaquin valley. look how the smoke does try to drop back in. moderate levels of smoke pollution but more likely hazy skies. and skies clear a little bit heading into wednesday. hazy skies to start. morning temperatures in the mid-60s, and another hot afternoon. temperatures we're seeing tomorrow basically copy and paste that into your wednesday forecast. look at concord, livermore and antioch. oakland about 81 degrees and 60s along the coast. wednesday, not much change in temperatures at all, which is why i think we might see another spare the air event for wednesday. signs of a stronger sea breeze. the more significant cooling is going to have to wait until friday and the weekend as the weather system brings a chance of showers to the sierra. we hope that that holds. that would be nice to get some of that. probably not going to happen as far west as the bay area. as that system starts to lift on out, it will weaken high pressure enough to give us real cooling by the time we approach the week

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a san joaquin card borrower face additional charges, in addition to charges of falsifying adequate records and identity theft. >> but had to go after the bigger fish. mac john myers says much like judge drug dealers, they generally focus on people accused of selling the cards, but he stresses that when ve the buyers >>> legal experts say businesses and universities would have the legal authority to fire or expel individuals who are caught with fake vaccine cards. >>> another covid vaccine maker is promoting good news in the battle against the covid virus. johnson & johnson says it's single shot vaccine provides a strong protection against serious illness and death, even after 6 months. johnson & johnson is also developing a booster shot. the company says if that shot is given 6 months after the first one, it causes a 12 fold increase in the antibodies need to fight the virus. johnson & johnson has not yet submitted the data to the fda. joining us live now, stanford infectious disease specialist dr. yvonne maldonado. i give for joining us. the johnson & johnson vaccine was thought to be the

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this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursday, the san ramon valley unified school district sent out this message to students and parents. they say the problem has been seen at multiple schools across the district. they also include a warning saying we want to be very clear that this type of behavior will not be tolerated on any san ramon valley unified school district campus. we are very concerned about our students and the possibility that they may not fully understand the gravity of the behavior in which they are engaging. we hope that you will speak with your children and remind them that's stealing and destruction of school property or crimes if the students are caught, they will be disciplined appropriately and law enforc

cómo hay una advertencia para lo que es el valle central, precisamente los condados de fresno, san joaquínande en la región, hay cambios para nosotros, se ve nubosidad desde el sur, trae cambio especialmente en la línea costera, la temperatura estamos despidiendo esta tarde de verano en la región, vamos a ver las temperaturas, aún en los 90s desde san josé, temperatura en los 87 y oakland y hacia las costas 81 grados, san francisco se mantiene en 75. >> le vamos a hablar lo que va a suceder, los próximos días un poco de calor pero un invitado que viene del espacio justamente en otoño y eso y más al regresar. >> habrá que ver quién es, muchas gracias, vamos a continuar con la información, si recientemente ordenó productos fabricados en china puede que tenga que, esto, es que decenas de barco de carga en los puertos de los Ángeles y long beach siguen esperando para bajar su mercancía, esto por un aumento en la demanda de productos ahora que la economía reabrió y aseguran que no pueden enviar barcos a lugares como el puerto de oakland porque no tiene la capacidad para tratar con la cantidad d

san joaquin valley is still seeing high hospitalization numbers and higher case numbers and we are seeing here. it is still a tale of where your vaccination rate stands, and that is becoming increasingly the case on the backside of the delta surge. live in oakland international, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> a lot of us have cautious optimism. thank you. >>> some parents in the cupertino union school district want to go back to distance learning. they are concerned about the delta variant, and their kids who are still too young to get a vaccine. cases involving children under 17 have been on the rise here in california, but cupertino reports just 10 confirmed covid cases among students, and six among staff, out of a district of 14,000. today, about a dozen parents met with the cupertino school officials to ask for an option to return to distance learning. >> we are very scared of the increase in cases around, and our kids are not vaccinated, and we don't want them to get exposed to that. >> the district says distance learning was controlled by the state, and funding for it has run out. studen

we confirmed several bay area hospital systems are taking in patients from the overwhelmed san joaquin valley region. doctors tell stephanie that the next two months will be critical. stephanie is in the newsroom with a closer look at the hospitalizations. the health care community is concerned. stephanie: er doctors say the most concerning trend is how younger patients are starting to fill up icus. last year doctors say they were often treating patients have any five and older in intensive care. now it is people in their 30's to 40's, a majority of whom are unvaccinated. a pulley from doctors battling on the front lines. >> so many people filled with regret at not getting the vaccine. they are axing -- asking can i get it now? it is too late. stephanie: vanessa is a physician. she explains the hospital system is using resources to transfer patients from california central valley, where icus are overwhelmed, to the bay area. inside the icus across centers in northern california, 90 percent of patients are unvaccinated and a geordie reported to be between 30-40 years old. >> challenging

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as of friday fewer than 10% of the beds were staffed for three consecutive days in san joaquin valley. and the lack of beds really triggering special rules to allow nearby hospitals to accept transfer patients. so if the icu capacity falls to zero, hospitals statewide must also fall under those similar rules. >> if you have plans for this labor day later today, infectious disease experts say you really need to keep those covid protocols in mind. >> the virus uses all of our holidays to allow it to spread. labor day is not going to be an exception. some of the people that have been vaccinated can transmit the virus. most don't but some can. so if you're not vaccinated, that's a major risk. >> when it comes to safe gatherings, the advice includes, for starters, making sure you and your guests are vaccinated. but if you are not vaccinated you should stay home. also keep the gatherings outdoors. and if you're not sure who has their shots, mask up. if the crowd is larger than you feel comfortable, also mask up. >>> sonoma county is strengthening its vaccination requirements for employees.

this is video from a high school in san joaquin county. this bathroom had apparently been vandalized by students participating in the devious lick challenge on tiktok. >> this smashed near was at a school in texas and this vandalism was from another school in south carolina and the devious lick challenge has also reached schools here in the bay area on thursday, the san ramon valley unified school district sent out this message to students and parents. they say the problem has been seen at multiple schools across the district. they also include a warning saying we want to be very clear that this type of behavior will not be tolerated on any san ramon valley unified school district campus. we are very concerned about our students and the possibility that they may not fully understand the gravity of the behavior in which they are engaging. we hope that you will speak with your children and remind them that's stealing and destruction of school property or crimes if the students are caught, they will be disciplined appropriately and law enforc

they helped officials announcing today that hospitals in the san joaquin valley region have now reached capacity, all due to rising covid-19 cases, officials say the region is the first in the state to meet the threshold to enter search protocols, and it did so after having less than 10% of adult icu beds available for a period of three consecutive days for at least the next seven days. now all general acute care hospitals in that county that do have icu bed capacity must accept. transfer patients when critically when clinically appropriate are coming up. a young student is shot with a bb while eating lunch at a school in palo alto. the arrests made today and the charges the suspect is now facing also the fall semester set to begin in just two weeks. at stanford, dozens of resident assistanc usaa is made for the safe pilots. for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one's there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. get a quote a

hospitalizations in the central valley has triggered the state's surge protocol for icu capacity the san joaquinalley region is made up of 12 counties including fresno were said and kern counties. the search protocol is activated when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows for regional hospitals to transfer patients to and beds where available concern is high about the potential for a new nationwide covid surge over the labor day holiday the us recorded its 22nd consecutive day with more than 100,000 new daily cases on thursday meanwhile vaccination numbers also continue to tick up health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered over the last 24 hours including 550,000 newly vaccinated people, but tonight there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20th deadline to start offering boosters for pfizer and moderna shots. this comes just as moderna announced today. it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda vta. putting more of its light rail service starting tomorrow service on the blue line from bay point to the

hospitalizations in the central valley has triggered the state's surge protocol for icu capacity the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties including fresno were said and kern counties. the search protocol is activated when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows for regional hospitals to transfer patients to and beds where available concern is high about the potential for a new nationwide covid surge over the labor day holiday the us recorded its 22nd consecutive day with more than 100,000 new daily cases on thursday meanwhile vaccination numbers also continue to tick up health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered over the last 24 hours including 550,000 newly vaccinated people, but tonight there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20th deadline to start offering boosters for pfizer and moderna shots. this comes just as moderna announced today. it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda vta. putting more of its light rail service starting tomorrow service on the blue line from bay point to t

here is a look at the san joaquin valley and foothills and into the higher elevations.hrough 11:00. we have red flag warning's until 5:00 tomorrow for tahoe and reno. high fire danger there. you can see the rain moving into eureka. it falls apart as it has our way. temperatures in the 70's in socal. jobina: new at 6:00, google fights back at the european union, arguing it is being unfairly targeted. reggie: more video coming from the island of crete. a 6.0 magnitude earthquake hitting has now turned deadly. jobina: if you have been walking during the local sites, i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and

amanda: the san joaquin valley region is one of 12 county including fresno and the search protocol isactivated when 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows for regional hospitals to transfer patients to open beds were available. as the delta variant continues to spread, and oakland church will resume testing today. it will hold testing at 9:00 this morning in the parking lot. it is free and you don't need insurance. most results are available within two to five days. concern is-the potential for a nationwide covid surge over the labor day holiday. the u.s. recorded its 22nd consecutive day with more than 100,000 daily cases on thursday. vaccination numbers also continue to go up. health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in putting five and 50,000 the vaccinated people. but there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20 deadline to start offering boosters for pfizer and moderna shots, as moderna announced it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. happening today, food concession workers at oracle park

fewer than 10% of icu beds remain available in the san joaquin region. that triggers a surge order which makes it easier for hospitals to transfer critically ill patients. sonoma county issued a health order today that requires home health care workers and pharmacist to prove they are vaccinated. the order also requires everyone in youth sports to wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status. managers at san francisco international airport are not expecting a record number of travelers this holiday weekend. this is a live pick from our tower cam. today it is expected be a few hundred higher than friday, less than half the number of travelers before the pandemic. dan: despite warnings from the cdc telling those who are vaccinated not to travel people across the country are still expected to get away this holiday weekend, and there are ways you can do it safely. dustin dorsey spoke with dr. about how people can enjoy the holiday without worrying too much about covid. reporter: holiday weekends are always busy at the san jose international airport,

it's -- we hope it will be the first of many alameda county and san joaquin county projects we will execute. it's bringing renewable energy to our customers. this facility, which is about 55 megawatts of generating capacity can power about 40,000 homes. >> you can find out more on the new wind turbines and how can you get cleaner energy by going to our climate in crisis page on nbcbayarea.com. >> very cool. thanks, kari. >> we love celebrating birthday's around here, kari. her son, kj, turning ten today. >> my mind is blown by this. >> and double digits now, kari. >> and he's my height. i can't believe it has been ten years but he is such a blessing. >> he is. happy birthday. >> eat some cake. >> yes, he will. >> for breakfast. oh, hold up. >>> next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you might be able to get an extra dose of the covid-19 vaccine right now if you qualify. i'm consumer investigator, chris chmura. we'll show you how, next. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducin

water draws were halted last month when state officials determined that the sacramento san joaquin river basi doesou. i the exceptional drought category, but by october, we expect to see our first storms. hopefully in the next month or so, we will see a return of some rain. today is about the dry conditions and hot weather later on this afternoon. off to a mild start on this wednesday morning, but later today, those temperatures take off, hitting 80 today in oakland, 90, san jose, 96, santa rosa, but england, in the upper 90's if not exceeding 100 degrees later on today. we begin to see relief by thursday, our warmest spots going into the 90's. even better by friday, you will feel that refreshing air moving in. one more day before cool weather comes on thursday. jobina: checking in on traffic, i'm following two crashes. one is a back up one is when you come a little further in the san pablo area. this is a three car crash here, it looks like injuries have been reported, and a second crash further west, on westbound 80 before san pablo road, so a heads up to you there. it is very packed a

we hope it will be the first of many alameda county and san joaquin projects to renew. this facility, which is about 55 megawatts of generating capacity could power about 40,000 homes. >> you can find out more about the turbines and how you can get clean energy as well by going to our climate in crisis page on nbcbayarea.com. >>> next here on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> you could get an extra dose of the vaccine right now if you qualify. we'll show you how, next. >>> as we go to the break, we want to show you this from last night's sunset. you can follow kari on facebook, twitter and instagram. you're watching "today in the bay." let me get this straight. you've got an a.i. strategy to deliver a better customer experience, that will help us retain our customers and even grow our business? how much is this going to cost? here's the figure. 59. 59 million? no, five9. as in five9 intelligent cloud contact center. they won't just power our transformation. they'll fund our transformation. yes, yes! exactly! what are you waiting for? ♪ ♪ >>> as we have been

devin each seeking to get their own pound of flesh, the san joaquin county d.a says, because of this case, her office will now review all body camera footage for those accused of resisting arrest or attacking officers. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. vallejo police are examining new video of a deadly shooting in a busy shopping center parking lot. this new dramatic surveillance video of the shooting posted on youtube. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon outside the black bear diner on admiral callaghan lane. police say 38 year old man from richmond was shot and killed. investigators now trying to determine if the shooting is tied to the killing of a 20 year old man in vallejo on wednesday. no arrests have been made in either case. the first week of testimony wrapped up today in the fraud case against former thoroughness ceo elizabeth holmes, and today, former employees continue to take the witness stand. and as ktvu evan sernoffsky reports the detailed numerous failures within the company. so far, three former theranos employees have taken the witness stand

the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties, including fresno. the search protocol is when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows regional hospitals to transfer patients to open beds where they are available. as the delta variant spreads, and oakland church will resume testing today. the church will host testing at 9:00 this morning in the parking lot. it is free and you don't need insurance to get the test. more -- most results are available within five days. concern about the new covid surge over the labor day holiday, the u.s. had its 22nd consecutive day of more than 100,000 new daily cases. vaccination numbers continue to tick up. 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, including 550 thousand newly vaccinated people. there are reports the biden administration will delay the deadline to start offering boosters. this comes asthma dharna announced it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. food concession workers at oracle park will take a strike vote as the giants are in the middle o

around the state, if you head into the san joaquin valley, unhealthy air quality, so be careful if youo travel through there. coming back home, you can see to temperatures tonight will be in the low 50's to low 60's. the heat will hold inland tomorrow, while 60's and 70's take over the coast and bay. we will break out of the 90's and eventually break out of the 80's tuesday, with a slight chance of showers across the northbay. reggie: thank you. a lot of people are planning to get into the halloween spirit this year. the national retail federation says the spending on halloween items is expected to reach an all-time high. $10.1 billion. that's up for more than $8 billion last year. an estimate at six he percent of americans say they plan to enjoy some sort of halloween activities. it is close to pre-pandemic levels. kumasi: new at 6:00, a devastating three days is now over. a police department just returned a priceless gift to its owner. reggie: troubling depictions on social media. ask birds talking about tiktok and how it may lead to alcohol abuse in young kids. kumasi: ahhh. beautif

and the state health department here has sounded the alarm with the san joaquin valley with fewer than0% of staffed icu beds remaining available for three consecutive days. and in one of those counties, we're talking about fewer than a third of the adults of the populous fully vaccinated. that's a lot lower than some of the more urban areas in california. so this is a problem across the country. and the trends are really in the wrong direction. >> uh-huh. sounds like the members of the medical community are really pleading for help in terms of cooperation from the general populous. thank you so much. >>> all right. a programming note. dr. anthony fauci will join jim acosta next hour, 4 p.m. eastern on cnn. and we'll be right back. you don't know how much pressure you put on your septic system. but rid-x does. in a 21 month study, scientists proved that rid- x reduces up to 20% of waste build up every month. take the pressure off with rid-x. this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it's an app that compares hundreds of travel sites for hotels and cars and vacation rentals like

the san joaquin valley is made up of 12 counties.l is activated when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. in other words, these hospitals are filling up and this will allow for regional hospitals transfer patients to open beds. >> 43 million americans are expected to drive somewhere this weekend. long lines of masked people waited to pass through security this morning while a large number of residents are vaccinated, it is the unvaccinated who are drawing attention. the agency is advising them not to travel this weekend due to the spike in covid cases. dustin dorsey spoke with a bay area doctor. >> holiday weekends are always busy at san jose international airport. people coming, people going. many travelers on the move for labor day weekend compared to 2020. >> what brings you? >> awaited. -- a wedding. >> family and friends. >> ahead of travel, the cdc urged unvaccinated people to not travel, something john henry wished he had considered before traveling with his friends he shared his coat results with his stream

san joaquin valley that encompasses 12 states. fewer than 10% of staffed icu beds have remained available for three consecutive days. a bit similar to what you said about georgia. this central valley areaccinatee urban areas in california. kings county not even one-third of adults are fully vaccinated. let's take a broader look at the entire country because i think you'll find similar stories everywhere. we are talking about 300% higher new covid cases, a seven day average of new cases per 100,000 of residents compared to this same labor day weekend last year. the seven-day afverage of new deaths are up as well as daily hospitalization rates topping 100,000. the hospitalizations tripled in july, doubled again in august. this is a very troubling trend here as the delta variant continues to spread. this is causing deep kpas pe ration in the medical community. i want to read you part of a letter signed by about 100 doctors in northern california. this is what they said. please get vak cinccinated. we ask this from the bottom of our h

in california, surge protocols are in effect in the san joaquin valley region after having less than 10% of adult icu beds available for three straight days. meanwhile, pediatric hospitalizations are at the highest point since the pandemic began. in alabama, state officials say 13,000 cases were reported in schools over the last two weeks. in texas, where the governor has banned mass mandates in schools, there were 1200 73 reported cases of covid-19 in the first week of classes. last week, there were more than 27,000 new cases among public school students. >> as long as we have widespread coronavirus cases in the community, we are going to see more kids getting infected. missing crewmembers of a military helicopter that crashed off the san diego coast has been declared dead. the navy says search-and-rescue efforts have been shifted to recovery operations. the helicopter crashed last week into the ocean while it was doing routine operations on tuesday. one sailor was rescued after the crash. five others were injured but are effective to recover. mark 20 years since 9/11, president bid

california high-speed rail authority had been lobbying for the money to be used for the track in the san joaquin valley. but a coalition in the state assembly want some of that money used for high speed rail segments in southern california and here in the bay area right now. the rail project only has enough money to continue until next year. >> labor day travel is expected to remain busy this weekend despite the growing number of delta variant cases in some places gas prices are skyrocketing to there highest levels ever. and this could put a little strain on your pocket book when you go to the pump correspondent nancy loo has latest on california's gas prices. >> i look at the sign. >> i see him. but the price was on >> kamar face. she is not alone in his state of price shock. he was almost at empty. so we had to pull in here on the west side of l a where gas is nearly 6 bucks a gallon. so it's 10 bucks got less than of the 10 right here. >> just what have gas in my tank. so my car will shut down and then though some residents running get some more gas to fill up. >> the numbers are flying fast.

northern california schools have fallen victim to a social media trend tonight, a high school in san joaquin asking parents and students to put into it. a last just don't understand why these children are turning to. >> that kind of vandalism to express themselves within 2 weeks. >> this thing has gone wild worldwide. so i did what i did not like parents are upset. some students have taken social media too far. mountain house high school has been a victim of a tiktok trend turned destructive known as devious licks. the whole devious licks. >> tiktok trend that's going on right now is that students steal things and the bigger thing. they steal, the more like get online and hh as principal been filled. their says in addition to theft in the last week. the campus has also been vandalized as part of the trend. we've seen students ripping soap dispensers off of the walls and throwing them. >> across the the bathroom of also seen paper towel, dispensers completely ripped off of the walls. students have ripped the dividers between urinals in the boys bathrooms. he estimates vandals have caused at l

the san joaquin valley region is made up of 12 counties, including fresno, merced and kern county.it is activated when less than 10% of icu beds are available for three days. it allows regional hospitals to transfer patients to open heads were available. as the delta variant spreads, one oakland church will resume testing starting today. the gospel church willold testg 9:00 is i eiparking lot. g a test. most results are available within two days to five days. concern is high on potential for a new nationwide covert surge over the labor day holiday. the u.s. reported its 22nd consecutive day with more than thousands of new cases on thursday. vaccination numbers continue to go up. health officials report 1.4 million vaccine doses were administered in 24 hours, including 550,000 newly vaccinated people. there are reports the biden administration will delay the september 20 deadline to offer boosters for pfizer and modernity shots as moderna announced yesterday that it has finished submitting its data on boosters to the fda. happening today, food concession workers at oracle park plan

and i want to especially mention the san joaquin valley. that's in the central part of the state. they've seen fewer than 10 % of staffed icu beds left available for three consecutive days. and this is an area that is less vaccinated than some of the urban parts of the state. kings county, for example, has fewer han one-third of adults fully vaccinated. >> and then there's a new poll out about how scared americans are about getting sick. what does it say? >> yeah. "the washington post" abc poll shows that the level of concern among adults about whether they feel a risk of getting sick is much higher than it was in late june, specifically we're talking about 47% of adults responded saying that they feel there's a moderate or high risk of becoming sick with covid compared to a lower percentage of adults in late june, and we can tell that that concern is coming from the spread of the delta variant and obviously a lot of the numbers we just showed you indicate that a lot more people are ending up in the hospital right now. so what's interesting, too, is that when you break down that p

and tonight in b abc 7 news has confirmed some hospitals are taking inpatient from the sort -- san joaquinreas and other areas where icus or overwhelmed. they tell us the next two months will be critical. reporter: a plea from bay area doctors battling the frontlines of covid-19 inside icus. >> so many people filled with regret at not getting the vaccine, and they are asking, can i get the vaccine now? it is too late. reporter: melissa walker is a critical care physician for sadder health. she explains a hospital system is using its resources to transport patients from the central valley, where icus or overwhelmed, to the bay area. across 1224 hospitals in the area, 90% of patients are unvaccinated and the majority reported to be young. >> really challenging to see these patients with young families at home, face-timing with them and with their children while they are struggling to breathe on high flow oxygen. reporter: this doctor is the medical director of sutter health in the bay area. he has noticed the long-term outcome of icu patients has only gotten worse in the past month. >> i thi

california high-speed rail authority had been lobbying for the money to be used for the track in the san joaquin valley. but a coalition of state members in the assembly say they want some of that money used for high-speed rail segments here in in southern california and in the bay area right now. the rail project only has enough money to continue until next year. >> still ahead here, during kron 4 news at 8 have the beef between 2 rap stars drake and kanye, a has heated up this week. >> as both of them about new albums and have songs. they're going head to head ad it i was talking about this on social media. meanwhile, aaa expects californians to pay the highest gas prices during this labor day weekend. a look at just how much more you'll have to shell out for a gallon of online. boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all wi

still burning, though, unfortunately.r ality alerts ha posted for parts of the bay area and san joaquin valley. the rain will stay north of these fires. 2 to 4 inches of rain across parts of portland and seattle, but we had some rain across southern california. this is san diego county where upwards of 2 inches of rain fell. we had hail, we had gusty winds. see that little swirl down there, that's a little upper level disturbance and we'll see another upper level low that will >> already planning his sunday afternoon after retirement. so it's going to be nice this weekend? the personalized forecast never ends for you. >> right over his house. >> just to say that you wouldn't give me an answer so i'm not getting personalized forecasts. >> no, i don't know when you'll learn this. >> i just have to go to google every time. >> maybe in retirement. >> we should do a side-by-side with rob marciano and jiminy cricket to see who wore the suit better. >> when you talk to desmond howard, i want you to tease him about it. >> desmond howard looks sharp. thank you very much, rob. talk soon. >>> big

fewer than 10% of the beds were available for three straight days last week in san joaquin valley.s triggering rules that require nearby hospitals to accept transfer patients. leaders plan to decide thursday whether to extend the regulations if icu capacity falls to zero, hospitals statewide must also fall under similar rules. >>> eight more days to vote in the recall special election. governor newsom will appear in southern california as part of his get out the vote tour. two polls are giving mixed signals about which direction the latino vote is going go. the newest poll from emerson college shows the majority favoring a recall of governor newsom. a recent uc berkeley poll found the opposite with a more pronounced spread against the recall. experts agree the biggest wild card will be whether or not people turn out. voters in several bay area counties now have more options when it comes to casting those ballots that includes san mateo county which last friday opened its vote center for 11 days for those hoping to vote in person. that deadline is september 14th. >>> critical mornin

eastern parts of napa county and a whole lot of lightning happening parts of the central parts of san joaquin valley. but we're watching this the very latest now you can see just in the last few minutes we've had another just to our north. as you can see there, we've got strikes now showing up right near rohnert park in that area. we've got several storms moving on through that spot right now and lightning being detected system right now. looks like this. instability will continue and we're going to see more chance of lightning overnight tonight. it's tomorrow morning. that said, look at all the numerous strikes just dozens of strikes. now dropping down on parts of sacramento and the rockland making their way up into parts of the hills there as you make your way up in the sierra nevada. but we've got all kinds of activity out there right now. there's a long way to go here. you see that moisture all that subtropical moisture now coming up out ahead of the system you see it's almost like a train of energy rolling into the bay area. now. now the trick is on the backside of this. we've got fronta

but the farmers in the san joaquin valley also need an infrastructure that reflects their ability to put food on the dinner table every night. the devastating dry conditions and lack of water led many of them to fallow their field, hundreds of acres of productive farmland. it's simple as this, without food, our farmers and americans don't eat. it's a national security issue. therefore, we must fix our broken water infrastructure system. the only way to ensure farmers have water we need to feed our nation is build and improve more conveyance and storage facilities. this infrastructure package will help that as well as efforts we're pursuing on the reconciliation package so we need to improve and store water at times now. in addition to that we need to make other investments in rural and other areas by expanding broadband. broadband today is like rural electrification in the 19 30's and no american should be without broadband. we also learned from the covid-19 crisis without access to quality health care is critical and it's critical we have affirm -- ample physicians and nurses and ma

california high-speed rail authority has been lobbying for the money to be used for a track in the san joaquin valley. but a collission in the state assembly want some of the money used for high speed rail segments in southern california and in the bay area right now. the rail project only has enough money to continue until next year. >> apple says it is delaying photo detection technology across their ios updates and software after a watchdog group vocalized serious concerns about invasion of privacy. the new rule hash upgrades are capable of scanning pictures that are being uploaded to the i cloud to check against known child abuse material on a database that is maintained by the national center for missing and exploited children. the update was set to launch later this year, but is now being postponed after one advocacy group collected 25,000 signatures opposing that move american airlines along with alaska airlines say they will no longer cover. it cover covid-19 quarantine time for workers who are not vaccinated against coronavirus. instead, both airlines say that the pandemic leave will