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what else do you think we should be t looking at beyond that ver short-term focus we have right now as a country? >> you know, the forces are operating inside the base or the airport. they're not going out of the gate. outside the gate, it was taliban when we arrived during the day. but later on, some special forces of afghanistan, that i wasn'tan thinking of them being there,be here, somewhere, showdn up and started trying to help the u.s. forces or the turkish. i have seen spanish forces, norwegians, multinational groups who are taking their citizens into the airport or people who work with them on their mission in afghanistan. so outside is like totally controlled by taliban, so they're inside andn, they're trying to help those people, you know, in the airport. >> ahmed mengli, longtime nbc producer with his family. thank you for your work. god bless your family on the travels they're about to start. be safe. >> thank you. >>> all right. again, ahmed mengli joining us live from the kabul airport. >>> we have heard today from the pentagon that they were still able to fly out, i guess

they're also to a t looking great man actually there that cleared up heading into the city right now.ttle under 15 minutes. so no major issues. also looking good at this hour. another accident just popped up along highway for this one is in pittsburgh. howie, 4 westbound at railroad avenue. and again, we have the other one we've been tracking all throughout the morning of a point on highway 4 as san marco boulevard. us also get a look at things in the south bay along one o one about 30 minutes as you're heading towards menlo park daryn, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. a 48 is the time. let's talk barry baseball with the giants sporting the best record in the league right now and they got another win by beating the colorado rockies at home show you the highlights. what a start in the 5th inning yesterday. this was tommy la stella at the plate and he sends this ball. >> way out to the right field. wall grand slam, all just a couple inches shy of getting over the wall bounces back like squash, like it's like wash. yeah. >> what was good enough to get a couple runners in and t

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t look definitely, but listen, tyron is calling this a war, and there's an espn boxing real or not columnjake paul's run" and even some of your friends or i guess former friends are predicting woodley will knock you out. what do you say to that? >> of course they say that. of course they try to hype themselves up, of course they are confident in their ability this is a fight gain so the other side is never going to say he's going to win, you know? so you really, it comes down to sunday, and whose actions will be louder than their words. i'm undefeated 3 and 0, and this guy is going to be out of his element. this is what i do. this is what i've been doing, knocking people out, so all the talk is cool, but i'm going to knock him out. liz: you're taller than him i can see that right there. there are two pieces of this the ticket sales for the live event at the rocket mortgage fieldhouse, and then of course, there's the pay-per-view piece of this. can you give us a sense of the interest, in the live event and the ticket sales? we're looking on the site there were some open seats there the gre

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reporter: those who yearn for a more inclusive japan look at t opening ceremony and wonder if this isn the country is changing or a pretense, and attempt to make japan look more open than it really is. nada: in italy, venues across the country are introducing an obligatory coronavirus screen pass from today. meaning access will only be allowed with either a vaccination certificate, and negative tests, or proof of recovery from the virus. the measure will be extended to universities and transport month. mark lowen took a look. reporter: a night at the opera. tickets, temperature check, and from today, the mandatory green pass. a covid vaccination certificate, negative tests, or proof of recovery, as italy tightens its rules for theaters, restaurants, gyms, and cafes. i co up to the venue in question, i present my green pass, which in my case is a certificate of vaccination. it is verified. this device does not save the data. i prevent -- i present my i.t. card -- i present my id card. it's a big change. >> no one told us how to face covid. in the beginning we we afraid, we were anxious

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t they're looking at moderate or severe immuno compromised people. people who may be vulnerable because of chronic conditions. this is really talking about people who because of their weakened immune systems, the vaccine did not generate an immune response in the first place. keep in mind, this population of people we're talking about, the ones we just listed on that graphic there, if they are vaccinated compared to the general population who is vaccinated, they were nearly 500 times more likely to end up in the hospital. that's what drove this decision. they're likely to have a weakened immune response to the vaccine and more likely to get sick as well. it's a testament to the pharmacist that you fall into one of these categories and you should gept a third shot. >> third shot of which vaccine? >> what the official guidance is you should get the same shot. let me explain that. the reason that's the official guidance is because that's what was studied. that's what they can say for certain. we do know it should be okay if you mix and match these shots

still looking aty sk at t tri valley. now lets show you what to expect. we are looking at this point moderate air quality for most of us. that is in yellow. as we go through the day you can see the westerly winds pushing that haze and smoke to our east and out of here. as we head through this evening better air quality as well as for your tuesday and for your wednesday. here is high def satellite visible. you can see that is the caldor fire there. all of that smoke and a closer look for you and its generally moving in that northeasterly direction to the tahoe area. so it is something we are watching very closely as the sierra, the tahoe area around red flag warning. it has been extended all the way until wednesday 11:00 p.m. due to gusty winds, low relative humity values,gero fcondnsr tir. backo you. been downgraded to a tropical storm. check out these images from new orleans. building and walls collapsed. right now more than 1 million customers are without electricity including all of new orleans. that is where cbs reporter michael george is with the late

t. i do believe you. now for a look at the _ cup of t. i do believe you. for a look at the weather. _ the weekend is upon us and the weather is looking a little mixed with some rain and sunshine in the forecast. tomorrow for these areas it might go downhill. there is a lot of cloud in parts of the uk. a weather front is heading towards us, at the moment it is across the atlantic. scattered clouds and really a nice day. showers in scotland will continue in the afternoon, especially in the north—west of scotland. this next weather system is no pressure. it is on the edge of the forecast area. that is what is going on in the atlantic. this is what we have tomorrow morning. rain in northern ireland. this weather front. tomorrow morning. rain in northern ireland. this weatherfront. around here. tomorrow for glasgow and edinburgh it is not looking too bad at all. some of the rainbow also affect western areas. notice the south coast, over the channel is looking pretty good. on the weather front it is a messy picture with all sorts of weather happening tomorrow. it

so essentially what they're asking the f t c to look at our claims. they say that have been made by tesla and by law must himself, especially in tweets that seem to indicate that of course these vehicles are completely autonomy. they are in fact fully self drive vehicles, which they're not right. we all know that they're not, but apparently there would be senators payments and not everyone knows that. and that, according to the national highway traffic safety administration, there have been at least 11 crashes and 2018 which involved those tests with vehicles that were supposed to be driving. you know, self driving that crashed into emergency vehicles that were responding to some kind of emergency. 11 times it's happened and they say because of that there needs to be accountability because tesla and musk specifically are making claims about these vehicles that are not true. that i guess is ultimately what has to be decided by the f t c, where they're not tesla and must are misrepresenting the actual functionality of these vehicles. now, christy, why d

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we will have committees e look t how to expand for example, the integration of physical and mental healthalth clinics and doctors offices and hospitals. the importance off telemedicine now in terms of behavioral health and substance use comps will bers looking at all of thoe different factors to be able to address the significant mental health issues that we are seeing now and we're likely to see in themi future. >> and how about the rise in homicides we are seeing across the country? >> well, we are seeing a rise in homicides, and the president has spoken out about that in terms of firearms and firearm safety and so i'll leave that to the president but he has spoken out about the importance and the significance of firearms from a public health perspective. >> dr. levine, before he finished i i likeso to ask abt your own personal story. you are the first openly transgender person to such high office in this country. you've been in the job for months. how has it been? >> well, it is going very well, thank you. as you can see i'm in my office in washington.av we certainly have been very bus

t. wrote invested 5 billion we wanted to get in there. the fund manager there we work by reading. and analysts among others were like this is a real estate company and looklys. we have got this. >> they were acting as the origination or the source. but yes it's pretty remarkable. he masterfully played these folks off of each other and as we talked about earlier in our conversation. and another topic and maureen is the concept of governance as it relates to all the companies are suing stocks which was a public pursuant to sarbanes-oxley which was a public market cure for these types of folks. this is not subject to that. it was outside of that regulatory regime but talk on governance failures and give some examples of how it facilitated this outside of the funny inside and how but internally with the board of directors? >> sure. barria leon we have this whole idea that the under control and it really took off in this whole era that founders didn't want to be pushed out as the company got bigger and bigger and there was a small supplyly company so they were exercising their rights to try to take more votes so they could never get pushed out and adam newman

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t. sure looks a lot like a partisan effort, very, very concerning stuff. >> the trouble is, right, is thatequence for president trump on a whole host of things, right. you have these laws. the question, are they followed? are they executed in a timely fashion? we do have an investigation underway already in the state of georgia. does this -- do these letters impact that investigation and firm up the possibility that charges emerge from that? >> yeah, i do think this is going to be part of the evidence used in the fulton county investigation. i have to say this is something d.o.j. should be investigating. it's the sort of thing, look, i will be very blunt. i had to look up statutes to relate to this behavior because they're so infrequently charged. i mean, this is something that is unprecedented in my knowledge. never seen something like this before. and so i think -- but i do think prosecutors of the justice department should be looking closely at this. i will say, jim, i think that there is a reluctance right now at the justice department and by attorney general garland to pursue matters

what the full approval does is gives fda chance to dot the i's, cross the t's, and look at things thator something like that. what we will know is that people will know that fda has gone this extra mile. the agency is trying not to cut corners on it, but it's still going much faster than a usual approval takes. so, people should and i think will be more confident about the vaccines with the approval. but we're not going to learn anything new about the safety and effectiveness of the pfizer vaccine. and there will be approvals coming along in the months ahead in all likelihood for the moderna vaccine, the j&j vaccine after that. so, hopefully that will add to the confidence that people have about the vaccines. >> but i'm told that one of the reasons that boosters are going to be available in mid to late september is because they need to get the fda approval of the underlying drug first. that's why i'm saying it matters on two different levels. i've got two other things to check boxes with. one is people hear that you need a booster shot. people hear that there are break through infectio

we are looking at temperatures warming up, mid 80s, t-shirts and shorts. you look great. sunshine in san jose. i would love to see your first day of school photos of your cute little ones. tag us on social media and using #kpix. >>> 6:13. new, we have exclusive results of a new cbs news poll about climate change in california. cbs news polled more than 1800 registered voters. majority say they approve of how the governor is handling the drought and wildfires. more than half say they feel their home, property, or business is at very high or high risk from wildfires. the poll was taken from august 6-12 and margin of error is four points. when it comes to drought, 68% of those polled say they feel their home, property, or business is at very high or somewhat high risk. 58% say they have experienced extreme weather in recent years and when asked what impact climate change has had on california, 46% say a lot. 21% say not much or none at all. we are digging deeper into these results and we'll have that tonight at 5:30 on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area and on kpix.com. al

but a decade from now if tesla's still around, we might be looking at more and more people just like henry ford brought the model t within range of average consumers, we might be looking at a vehicle that the mainstream consumer buys. and the technology, we're all enamored of technology. the technology that goes into tesla may be very conducive to driverless automobiles. that's what elon musk and tesla have in mind with that tractor-trailer that they introduced yesterday evening, to have these autonomous vehicles on the road. they want to start with that over long stretches, and that might really change the trucking industry. so is, yeah, it appeals to our love of technology and perhaps driverless cars in the future. if it also appeals to our love of technology in another way. have any of you seen advertisements on television for tesla? you know, in the 1950s the car age that i was talking about earlier in the class, none of the ads were for -- nine out of ten ads were for automobiles. you don't see tesla advertise. how do they advertise? they try to lure consumers into their showrooms, but there's also what today

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. >>> t-mobile is reportedly looking into a data breach involving up to 100 million customers.al security numbers, names, addresses, and driver's license information. it's unclear when the hack may have happened. in a statement t-mobile said it does not plan to share information at this time. >>> taco bell is thinking outside the box for a new drive-through. te first image of taco bell defy is set to break ground this month. it has four lanes, two dedicated -- three dedicated to customers who ordered on line. they will scan it with a code and the food will come down from a lift system on the second floor where everything is cooked. it's expected to open next summer and is being billed as the fastest way to get taco bell. tom, they didn't say this part to get you to the bathroom. >> diane -- diane! oh, my gosh. >> she said it. she said it. >> all i've got to say is you went there. she went there. the future is here, diane. anything for the cheesy gordita crunch, my favorite. why does it have to be in minnesota? >> i don't know. just saying i'm sure they'll roll it out elsewhere.

t they're looking at moderate or severe immuno compromised people.ple who may be vulnerable because of chronic conditions. this is really talking about people who because of their weakened immune systems, the vaccine did not generate an immune response in the first place. keep in mind, this population of people we're talking about, the ones we just listed on that graphic there, if they are vaccinated compared to the general population who is vaccinated