. >> president koppel: commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: i just had a question for director hillis, and maybe other staff who want to respond. i'm just curious now things are going. i know we kind of free opened, and maybe there's kind of confusion in public service to counters, but i'm assuming we've been able to maintain some appointments for those who have been doing business with city departments, just maybe an update on how things are going with the delta variant and how things are challenging many organizations and the reopening efforts. that's all. >> director hillis: commissioner tanner, happy to -- was going to mention this during my comments, but we continue to accept walk ups and approvals over the counter during regular business hours. one thing is employees telecommuting, the original date they were going to come back to the office was in early september, just after labor day. that's been pushed back to november 1 as the date, so most of our staff will continue to telecommute until november 1 and then to

>> commissioner tanner, nick foster here. >> commissioner tanner: hi, thank you. >> yeah, i'll have an answer, very softball response to that question, which says, basically in the simplest of term, a sponsor has to file a plan that says we intend to build x [inaudible]. >> yeah. it's the discretion of the project sponsor as to which direction they would go, but i'll defer to them for comments. >> commissioner tanner: thank you. is there anyone on the phone for [inaudible]. >> yes, commissioner. this is matt witte, and i'll try to address the nature of uncertainty that we find ourselves in as best we can. there is no question that our preference is to go forward with the hotel variant -- or hotel scheme as opposed to the residential variant. i've made that representation to staff on a number of occasions, and i'm happy to make that clear today. the reason for the residential variance is somewhat obvious. we all find ourselves in this uncertain period that we didn't anticipate when we started this project with the city 2.5 years ago, and given the urgency of the situation to upgrade the

>> commissioner tanner: thank you. i just want to give a shoutout to project genesis, and this summer, they've partnered with a real estate partner to provide an opportunity for high school and some early college students in the bay area, so thank you to department staff for helping to make that project available. staff worked on a project, and they were very impressive for the proposal in a codevelopment in the city, and it was really inspiring to see all the things they wanted to put into the project, and i think if they got the chance to develop more buildings, it might be more fun, so again, thank you to department staff for helping make that possible and thanks to project genesis staff for all the work that they've done. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> clerk: commissioner moore, you may be muted. >> vice president moore: i am muted here. i want to thank staff for sending us the invitation for the final presentation for the [inaudible] program on august 5. i hope that everybody is around to dial in and

the younger alexander r seems to be in the same top form that demolished tanner. both of the murderous serves of the semi finalists seem blundered by the smoke slower services. arthur wood comments later that with the slower service it's almost impossible to follow a second server into net successfully. arthur did little of anything successfully andloses his opening set . he starts breathing in his words and tears into johnwith the same slashing, chipping and driving that put away mark cox in the quarterfinals . [applause] we join action in the secondset with arthur serving . [applause] authors now demonstrating the complete game of tennis, serving to the set. he'll have no fear of the delicate touch game. john bunch can appreciate more than anyone the all-around game of arthur ash . john serving at three all, love 15. ash continues to hit winners. john knows he has to stop arthur . a great serve pulls out another one. arthur's methodical coolness gives him a 4 3 lead n. john is trying to hold on at 3 to 5, serving at deuce. [applause] just keeping it cool andlett

>> commissioner tanner: thank you. i just want to give a shoutout to project genesis, and this summer, they've partnered with a real estate partner to provide an opportunity for high school and some early college students in the bay area, so thank you to department staff for helping to make that project available. staff worked on a project, and they were very impressive for the proposal in a codevelopment in the city, and it was really inspiring to see all the things they wanted to put into the project, and i think if they got the chance to develop more buildings, it might be more fun, so again, thank you to department staff for helping make that possible and thanks to project genesis staff for all the work that they've done. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> clerk: commissioner moore, you may be muted. >> vice president moore: i am muted here. i want to thank staff for sending us the invitation for the final presentation for the [inaudible] program on august 5. i hope that everybody is around to dial in and

the other alexander seems to be in the same top form that demolished roscoe tanner.rves as the semi finals seemed somewhat blunted. there were five service breaks in the first six games. he would comment later was a slower server and almost impossible to follow his second serve into the net successfully. arthur did little if anything successfully and loses his opening set. he tears into john with the same shifting and driving that put away mark cox in the quarterfinals. [applause] we join action seconds it was arthur serving ahead 5-1. when you have it going like this you have no fear of the delicate touch game that gives way to nurse. pekin appreciated almost more than anyone in all-around game against arthur s.. ash continues to win. john to stop it. a great serve another winner. his methodical coolness gives them a break in the 4-3 lead. john is trying to hold on at 3-5. ashe is keeping it cool and letting it happen. alexander knows he's is to do something about the flow of the match and he must do it now. the players hit that elevated state where you can do no wr

teenager was pulled to safety, after he plunged more than 30 feet from a water fall. 19-year-old tanner perrin plummeting after sunset while hiking bridleveil falls in utah. >> it was almost like show motion. my mind was going oh, shoot you're about to fall, and one m trying to grab on to something as he tumbled down the rocky and wet terrain. >> usually when i fall, like i panic and hyperventilate but like this time, it was really weird because like i didn't do any of that. i knew what happened. and i knew like the next step, like i knew i needed to get off this mountain, like i tried to stand up and i did, and then like i put weight on my foot and it was just mushy. >> reporter: he knew he had broken his foot and needed help. his friend mariah and two other people he was hiking with called 911. >> we were yelling to him. shine your flashlight if you're okay. and finally he did. >> reporter: rescuers able to hoist him out to safety. >> it was at night, so that makes it a lot more difficult than normal. also we had a lot of down-canyon winds that night. >> i was closing my eyes and i ha

tanner was just wearing sneakers, and mariah, sandals.and rope climbing skill for this area in utah. guys. >> lesson learned. all right, kaylee, thank you so much. >>> okay, we're going to turn to those wildfires raging out west and the growing concern now over the air quality from those relentless blazes. the air quality in reno, nevada, listen to this, is the worst ever recorded. matt gutman has the latest. >> reporter: this morning, those california wildfires roaring relentlessly towards pristine lake tahoe and casting a blanket of smoke for hundreds of smiles. -- miles. overnight, president biden approving a major disaster declaration. >> we asked him for access to pentagon technology for satellite. we asked for more u.s. forest service personnel and more dc-10s for suppression. >> reporter: an army of 13,500 firefighters battling a dozen blazes. the bulldozer behind me is trying to cut a line to prevent the fire from jumping to the other side and all of this fire is propelling that black smoke skyward and it's breathed in hundreds of

jo tanner and joe mayes will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being coveredthose front pages. plenty more coming up. for now, cheerio. good evening. some big transfers have been completed today, on the final day of this summer's transfer window — with cristiano ronaldo finally confirmed as manchester united's new blockbuster signing, in a deal worth nearly 13 million pounds. the portuguese striker will be heading back to manchester united, from juventus. he's signed a two—year contract with the option to extend for a further year. so, ronaldo on the way to old trafford. danieljames is leaving. the winger has joined leeds united on a five year deal. the wales international joined manchester united in the summer of 2019, and was the club's player of the month in his first month with the team. and with the ins and outs at old trafford, the big question now is will cristiano ronaldo get to wear his famous number seven shirt this season? danieljames at daniel james at manchester danieljames at manchester united wore the number 21 shirt. bonnie wears the number 21

>> all: absolutely. >> tanner: that's-- well, that's our concern, is, who's watching this? sure they're not throwing something unsafe on the road? >> sam loesche: i think a lot of it is being done with almost no oversight from good governance groups, from the government itself. >> wertheim: sam loesche represents 600,000 truckers for the teamsters. he's concerned that federal, state and local governments have only limited access to the driver-less technology. >> loesche: you know, a lot of this information, understandably, is proprietary. tech companies want to keep, you know, their algorithms and their safety data secret until they can kind of get it right. the problem is that, in the meantime, they're testing this technology on public roads. they're testing it next to you as you drive down the road. >> wertheim: and that was consistent with our reporting. do you have to tell anyone when you test? >> price: no, not for individual tests. >> wertheim: do you have to tell them where you test? >> price: we do not currently have to tell them where we test in arizona. >> werthei

idaho teenager was pulled to safety after he plunged more than 30 feet from a water fall. 19-year-old tannerummeting near sunset. >> it was almost like slow motion. like my mind was going oh, shoot you're about to fall and it was one thing after another. >> reporter: perron falling three different times frantically trying to grab on to something as he tumbled down the rocky and wet terrain. >> usually when i fall i panic and hyperventilate. this time it was weird because, like, i didn't do any of that. i knew what happened and i knew the next step. i knew i needed to get off this mountain. i tried to stand up and i did and then i put weight on my foot and it was mushy. >> perrin knew he broke his foot and his friend and two other people he was hiking with called 911. >> we were yelling to him saying shine your flashlight if you're okay and finally he did. >> reporter: rescuers able to hoist him out to safety. >> it was at night so that makes it a lot more difficult than normal. also, we had a lot of down canyon winds that night. >> i was closing my eyes. i hate heights. i was just hoping we

tanner lipstack, still in his krubs. >> reporter: one of the doctors we spoke with explained how hospitals here have been hardened since hurricane katrina to bear the brunt of the storm, and in an event where they're basically cut off from the rest of the world, david, they're ready. >> victor, thanks to you. this pandemic, the growing toll, 1,200 deaths reported in the past 24 hours. the highest single day in six months now. what the u.s. intelligence community revealed late today about the origins of covid-19. here's whit johnson. >> reporter: tonight, the toll of the pandemic growing day by day, 1,200 deaths report in the 24 hours, the highest single day total since early march. >> it's tough for the ones who have been through it already to see -- to see these people struggle and die. >> reporter: in just the last month, the virus spreading like wildfire. all 50 states now reporting high community transmission. in oregon, hospitalizations up nearly tenfold in the last six weeks. >> with fewer staff and fewer beds, we're struggling to meet patients' needs. >> reporter: h kentucky breakin

with me arejo tanner, political strategist and joe mayes, uk politics reporterfor bloomberg. very good evening to you both. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the metro, which has a picture of the taliban parading coffins draped in western flags through the city of khost. that image of the final us servicemen leaving afghanistan is on the guardian, which says the country faces a future of buried hopes. the telegraph goes on president biden�*s comments earlier — with an image of a taliban fighter in the cockpit of an abandoned afghan army aircraft. a newjab to reduce cholesterol is going to be rolled out to people at risk of heart attacks and strokes — according to the mirror. and the ft reports on decade—high inflation in the eurozone. so let's begin... lovely to see you both. and we are going to start off with the front of the metro. joe t, if you could kick that offers, please. i the metro. joe t, if you could kick that offers, please.— the metro. joe t, if you could kick that offers, please. i wondered how ou're that offers, please. i wondered how you're going — that

have agreed to hold a virtual g 7 meeting next week to discuss a common strategy on afghanistan by tanner reports from washington. d. c. evacuation operations are once again underway at couple airport. the nato partners of the us scaling up their presence and the u. s. department of defense. as within the next 24 hours, there will be up to $6000.00 us soldiers in place to maintain airport security. the pentagon insisting that order has being restored. right now. we're looking at one aircraft per hour in and out of h kaya, re predict that our best effort could look like 50029000 passengers departing per day. we have had no ha style interactions, no attack, and no threat by the taliban. the deadline for complete withdrawal of forces and civilians is still the end of the month, a date set by president biden. earlier this year, the commander in chief made it very clear that we were to complete this draw down by august 31st. and that which now includes the drop down of american cities pulling out of american citizens and drop down over embassy personnel. so that's what we're focused on. that's

my job was not competent with tanner bond in 1997 in front of me. my she became and my house and gabriel, our front door. so i was hiding in the back door for 56 hours when the list and we decided to we should leave them in 2007 did try to kill me on, on me over in a car before this was done most in my life. when i left my country, my job, my family, the age of 43 is not easy. 3 there thing your rate in your life chief for me and for my feel, women activists and of chemist on a do not change a lot of evidence against the telephone to us than before. particularly upsets at the rapid fall of the western bank government and cobble and the resurgence of the taliban. all british veterans and families, he lost loved ones in the conflict. some a question he gets all of those sacrifices might have been in vain and accused the us and governments of butchering the withdraw. we spoke to the mother of fallen british soldier shore binnie who died in a fight with taliban militants in may of 2009. he was aged $22.00 at the time is mother jeanette. benny told us ab

we saw what happened with tanner cross. we saw what happened with the teacher tonight. we hosted our own public comment session on sunday, live streamed it today during the school board meeting. several teachers spoke. these are the people speaking with our kids daily. they do not like what is happening in loudoun county public schools. the sad thing is this teacher had to resign and then you had members of the school board engaging in plots against parents that harassed parents. not a single member of the school board will call on this particular school board member to resign. it's cowardice. for this teacher to go. do what she did, that's the exact opposite, that's bravery in standing up for what she believes and i applaud her. >> laura: emerson a member of the school board has to be forced out if they go along with this. they have to be replaced. that's the next step. thank you. a few months ago a woman named nicole solis drew national attention after she filed dozens of public records requests for teaching materials, reading list, district policies pertaining to gen

that have been promoted where the females are gathering food and sharing it with others as nancy tanner's idea and lovejoy put that argument to males collecting it in sharing with potential sexual mates. it's idea that has had more lasting -- we are energetically very efficient and one of the best ways to explain that is herman ponce are and i talked about these ideas and he said in order to lose a pound of weight you have to walk 70 miles because we are too good at it. we are to energetically efficient so now you don't want to lose weight and early homonym but if you need enough food to survive and maybe there's not a lot in the landscape those individuals are moving in a way that's energetically efficient might survive better. that's a possible idea as well. yeah there are lots and lots of hypotheses and we still don't have a handle on it and that's okay. they are going to be plenty of things like new discoveries that allow us to go back and revisit some of these ideas and the issue is not figuring out which one is right but to narrow that list down to the point that are clearly wrong.

nancy tanner's idea another and also i'm lovejoy argued that is a males collecting the food and sharing it with a attentional mates. an idea that may be more lasting power would be about energetics, moving on to legs, yes we are slow that were energetic and the very efficient. one of the best ways to explain this is that talk about these ideas and he said that in order to lose a pound of weight you would have to walk about 70 miles. because we're too good at it. were to energetically efficient. so now, if you're losing weight if you're early but if you need to get enough food to survive and maybe there's not a lot of landscape, those individuals are moving away that's energetically efficient they might survive better. and so that is an idea as well. there are lots and lots of hypotheses and we still don't handle on it and that is okay. they're going to be plenty of things of the new discoveries they're going to allow us to go back and revisit some of these ideas and retest them and really the issue for me is not figuring out which one is right, it is beginning to narrow that last down t

north carolina, first of all, that is a 26-pound channel cat not noodled caught on a rod and reel by tannerst. that is a big old catfish. >> dana: that's huge. did you eat that? >> will: i catfish is awesome, dana. have you had catfish. >> dana: do you typically eat a big fish? >> will: i don't know. >> dana: or mount it? >> katie: a whole put luck with that thick. katie you are next. >> katie: look at that amazing walrus named wally. it's really hard to get back in if you have a life jacket on. this is him off the coast of southern ireland. he spend his time between ireland, britain, france and spain. one time he fell asleep on a iceberg and floated back to ireland. >> greg: he got in. >> dana: so good. all right. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: a lot of animals are great today. thank you, dana. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight new york democratic governor andrew cuomo is resigning amid the enormous controversy over shower. allegations. of the democrat saying today that he wants to let government, state government get

tanner, skill in his scrubs, now preparing to board up his home. of the doctors we spoke with explained how hospitals have been hit hardest since hurricane katrina. in the event where they have to basically be cut off from the rest of the world for sometime, they're ready. abc news, new orleans. >>> new developments the man convicted of assassinating senator robert f. kennedy in 1968 has been granted parole. he was initially sentenced to death when the california supreme court declared the death penalty unconstitutional though. his sentence was commuted to life in prison. two of kennedy's surviving sons robert f. kennedy jr. and douglas kennedy offered their support for parole. governor newsom could still potentially block the release after a 90 day review period. it will be up to him. the coronavirus may be learning to outsmart our immune system. researchers found that 78% of infections of fully vaccinated people were caused by variants with antibody resistant mutations, compared to 48% of cases among unvaccinated people who are an easier target f

with me arejo tanner, political strategist and joe mayes, uk politics reporterfor bloomberg.omorrow's front pages, starting with... the metro, which has a picture of the taliban holding mock street funerals and parading coffins draped in western flags through the city of khost. that image of the final us servicemen leaving afghanistan is on the guardian, which says the country faces a future of buried hopes. the telegraph goes on president biden�*s comments earlier — with an image of a taliban fighter in the cockpit of an abandoned afghan army aircraft. the mail says the uk in talks with the taliban about getting more people out of afghanistan. a newjab to reduce cholesterol is going to be rolled out to people at risk of heart attacks and strokes — according to the mirror. and the sun reports on the death of geronimo the alpaca, which says there was fury, as the animal was put down by government officials after testing positive for tb. so let's begin... i think we've established the strategy for this evening. it's joe tn joe m. and 0 strategy for this evening. it'sjoe tn joe

tanner lipsack still in his scrubs from treating covid patients now preparing to board up his home. >> this is a bit of a mess. but we're doing the best we can fema personnel have been deployed to the gulf coast bracing for ida's landfall. fema has also pre-positioned additional resources like food, water and generators, president biden has already been in touch with the governors of louisiana, mississippi and alabama. whit. >> all right, victor, thank you. >>> we'll have much more on hurricane ida throughout the broadcast, but we do want to turn now to the crisis in afghanistan and the breaking news overnight, a u.s. drone strike targeting a member of isis-k involved in possibly planning additional attacks at the kabul airport. as all u.s. citizens are urged to avoid the area in order to stay safe, abc's julia macfarlane is in london with the latest. julia, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, whit. that's right, this new warning comes after news overnight of that drone strike targeting isis in afghanistan. the embassy now ordering people to stay away from the airport regar

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our guestsjoining me tonight arejo tanner, political strategist, and joe mayes from bloomberg.victory after the final american soldier leaves afghanistan. the tough choices facing gps over who gets a blood test and who doesn't amid a shortage of test tubes. geronimo the alpaca has been put down by government vets over fears of bovine tuberculosis. his owner calls the action "barbaric". sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's mimi. good evening, and welome to the programme. time is running out,on this summer's transfer window and the deals are coming through with the 11 o'clock deadline approaching. the biggest deal of the day and arguably the entire summer, cristiano ronaldo's move to manchester united, was confirmed earlier today in a deal worth nearly £13 million. the portuguese striker will be heading back to united from juventus. he's signed a two—year contract with the option to extend for a further year, and he says he's doing it for sir alex ferguson. elsewhere, tottenham have signed the barcelona full—back emerson royal on a five—year deal. the

we talked to your co-star earlier this week, tanner buchanan, he was talking about how his mom was kind doing a remake but bringing folks in a part of that original. what is it like with her? >> it was incredible, rachel is so amazing and has given me the sweetest advice and really was there for me on set and super open to talking about really any part that i had questions on and she's just as lovely in person as she is, you know, as you would think she was in the film. >> addison, you're certainly going to inspire a lot make that jump from tiktok on to the big screen. any advice for someone who might want to get going there? >> yeah, i mean i think it's cliche but follow your dreams and when people tell you you can't do something use it as motivation to do it even more and don't ever stop doing the things you love because people tell you not to. >> that is great advice. i'm going to take it. i am going to go get on tiktok. >> you got this. you got there. >> thank you so much. really, it's pleasure talking to you. 82 million followers -- that is no small feat so congrats and congrats on

rae makes her acting debut with cobra kai xu tanner buchanan.horror story's double feature has debut the first 2 episodes cape fear and hail are now available. new episodes will drop on fx on wednesdays, then appear on hulu, on thursday in chicago. i'm dean richards. this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> 9.24 >> on this sunday morning. kron 4, of course, is your local election headquarters. and we're just a couple of weeks away from californians deciding whether or not governor gavin newsome will keep his job. democrats on the peninsula held a rally saturday encouraging people to vote no. in the recall race kron four's. phillipe djegal reports from palo alto. >> ballots have been mailed out for weeks and election day is less than 3 weeks away with this. we call. >> passes. it's a disaster for this state democratic state senator josh menlo park gather other elected leaders at bethel park in east palo alto saturday pushing the elect

this all got started famously when a gym teacher by the name of tanner cross said he would not followus reasons. steve: sued the board saying it was against his religion. he has since been reinstated but the board is trying to appeal that to make sure that he is kicked off the team. brian: in virginia, the pay rate for teachers is not great. you have to love your job and be respected at it. and because of that. you see the resignation of one teacher. jeff morris thinks it's just the beginning, he is the school board member. >> our teachers, administrators and counselors are well-trained to identify issues and provide emotional support to students, but this board is losing teachers like laura morris. teachers that i want to teach my children. teachers that you should want to teach your children whether they're transgender, whether they are cisgenderred. whatever they may be. >> the final vote weighs 7-2. >> there were nine members there a total of 9 or that's how many showed up that night. seven people voted. ainsley: coming up, the cost of everything from food to gas is going up as co

and virginia teacher tanner cross claims another victory in court.der reinstating him. cross had previously joined "fox & friends" to talk about his protest. >> i spoke against two proposed policies that were going to force teachers and students to affirm that biological males could be females and females could be male. i think that's would be lying to a child i simply could not do that in good conscience? cross and two other teachers are suing over the school's preferred pronoun policy. ainsley? ainsley: stranded in afghanistan. this morning, hundreds of americans and allies are stuck behind enemy lines as the last plane carrying u.s. troops leaves kabul. our next guest is named z.z. a female interpreter for the military who was able to flee just before the taliban's takeover. but the rest of her family was not as fortunate and they are still stranded there. after tempting to enter kabul airport three times they're currently in hiding and z.z. joins us now. good morning, z.z. >> and good morning, ma'am, thank you. ainsley: thank you for come on i'm

. >> much tanner than you. >> i'm just in new jersey pool boy. i will take it.ged the batteries a little bit. pete: a great time. will: and you return and it turns out the whole world changed in about a week. pete: it went insane by returning to something we are familiar with and that is the height of insane covid protocols. we are looking at mask mandate in the state of new jersey where governor phil murphy said schoolchildren will be wearing masks this coming year. new jersey pool boy not happy. meanwhile there are other states we can designate as free states are intent on fighting this insanity. in the state of florida governor ron desantis has without a doubt but with courage throughout this pandemic, said not only will we oppose mask mandate in school districts where they are going to try to impose them, we will allow students to take their money and transfer among districts or to private schools, they -- the language inside the regulation is harassing of kids and families based on covid status, the money will follow the kids through school choice and it is