i'd like to call up tracy, tracy sylvester who is the owner of the e.h.c. pilates. this is a business that has started for vaccine status. we are standing in front of 30 years and i want to recognize you for your accomplishment, your leadership, and, with that, you have the floor. >> hi everyone. my name's tracy sylvester. i first want to thank mayor breed. it's been a really rough year and a half, but we're standing here today with a team of people ready to serve and we just wanted to share our story. we have been rolling out the vaccination status requirements today and with the leadership of the bar community that got together and decided to do this i think about a month ago, we really have been waiting in the wings. we tested systems in place to see how we would do it. we were talking to our customers, getting our staff prepared and so we can confidently walk into this new landscape together and i invite all the other business community members to join if you have any questions and want to know what it's been like here, we actually have had a tremendous response

tracy, let me ask ou, basic commands. tracy, let me ask you. when — basic commands.ident biden last month saying he was confident the afghan military had the might and the wherewithal to withstand the taliban, were you listening to him and thinking, yes, he is right? or were you thinking to him, telling donna thinking, someone is not telling him the story straight here cordial that is a very good question, and i will be frank, i did not feel he answered that question correctly.— i did not feel he answered that question correctly. perhaps he was liven question correctly. perhaps he was given information _ question correctly. perhaps he was given information of _ question correctly. perhaps he was given information of seeing - given information of seeing reporting... anywhere between 2—4 months until he regained control of the country. i do not think they expected the taliban to regain control of this quickly, but the reality is, when we first gave them a timetable about a year or year and half ago, the taliban kind of kicked into high gearand half ago, the taliban kin

i'm your host, tracy sellers. know that there are over 300,000 acres of citrus grown right here in california? and we found one special place that is educating the next generation of citrus lovers here in california. ♪ i will feel the pride before i dance the night away. ♪ tracy: with all of this fanfare, it's easy to see this is a citrus celebration like no other. and it is one that has been years in the making. it's the official opening of farmer bob's world of citrus.

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jessica: the non-profit, co-founded by tracy palandjian, raises money from philanthropic foundationsdents' tuition at training programs like american diesel. but it's not a donation, it's an investment. tracy: their primary objective is to achieve impact, but they also see the limitations of donations. jessica: this is how it works. at american diesel, for example, graduates who don't get a job or make less than $30,000 a year, are off the hook for the cost their $10,000 tuition. those making between $30,000 and $40,000, pay back about 70% of their tuition in capped, monthly payments. earners bringing in $40,000 or more, pay it back in full, plus an additional $3000. they get sick or lose their job, they don't pay. tracy: the investors are taking on a huge risk, they know they may only get the principal back and if it's a really tough economy, they might only get 80 cents on the dollar back. jessica: social finance, raising enough to partner with a handful of it training programs as well, and will soon branch out into sectors like health care and green energy, in desperate need of a

we are seeing brake lights out of tracy getting onto 580 itself. another wind advisory in effect for the altamont. they seemed to have one for most of last week and now this week. a heads up if in a large or high profile vehicle, 20 minutes. no delays on 80, highway 4, 101. toll plaza, things are quiet. there is a trouble spot on the lower deck of the bay bridge. >>> i am anne makovec. we are following breaking news out of vallejo. a woman was shot while driving on 180 last night or i-80, rather, last night. the investigation is going on. she is in the hospital. her car was struck several times. this happened near highway 37 off i-80. she was able to pull over the freeway and get help before she was taken to the hospital but has some serious injuries. there is a crime scene at a chevron station after west bound 80 and red wood. we have reached out to police and we are still waiting to hear back on the woman's condition or if they have information on any suspects. we will keep you posted. back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning desperate efforts

i'm your host, tracy sellers.ay, we are in clarksburg, a town that's about 15 miles away from sacramento and it's also a town that has a rich history and a promising future for one farming family. tracy: this area of the delta is probably better known for its fishing or for its boat cruising but don't tell the heringer family that. they've been farming in the region for more than 150 years now, everything from tomatoes to wheat and corn, but now it's grapes that have the family's attention.

our capitol hill correspondent tracie potts joins us now with the latest tracie, good morning so final passage of this could come in just a matter of hours >> reporter: hey, good morning yeah, they worked on this all night. the senate reconvenes at noon eastern time, so in just a few hours they'll continue debating and then we could see a final senate vote on this. possibly as late as tonight. but the latest that we're hearing is probably sometime tomorrow, maybe early on wednesday. this bill is on traditional infrastructure so transportation projects, roads and bridges sending billions of dollars toward those projects all over the country. that legislation has broad support from both sides of the aisle. now, democrats are also going it alone on a separate $3.5 trillion proposal to revamp education and health care. >> the two-track process is moving along it's been a process that has been a very good process it's taken a while, but it's going to be worth it as we -- as hopefully we pass both bills very, very soon. the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the budget resolution with reconc

tracie, thank you. tracie potts >>> back to the markets. continues to grind higher in the face of covid and political fears. s&p 500 closing at the record high for the 53rd time this year check out the stats at s&p 500 s&p 500 has posted at least one closing high every week for 13 straight weeks going back to june let's bring in the cio of wells fargo wealth good morning to you. you have to be mindful of all sorts of risks, the economy or potential for tapering which we continue to talk about what about geo politics? it was russia and china seen top of mind. with afghanistan and u.s. pulling out and prospect of terrorism in the region or what that risk assessment is shaping up >> it is important as we close august out one of the top five storms make landfall in the gulf coast a diplomatic challenge and new jersey in afghanistan and the delta virus running rampant. the markets declinecontinue to e higher and higher. the markets sets up nicely for favorable outlook. in some cases, i think people are under estimating the strength of the market

tracy: good morning.highway 89, known as gunther past road -- this entire area is under an evacuation order for a good reason. this is a spot fire we have all the others of highway 89. what was once an unlikely scenario has turned into a reality. the caldor fire is in the tahoe basin. we have falling ash and throughout the day, it is going to be the opportunity for blowing embers as wind is expected to pick up. on the backside of this hill, we have tahoe paradise golf course and also a number of subdivisions as well as neighborhoods. the opportunity for high wind and the forecast ticking up this afternoon. we have a red flag warning in effect, the wind gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour, especially in the higher elevations. some of the gusty is twinned -- gustiest wind. of course we are looking at extremely dry vegetation. the opportunity for critical fire weather is in the forecast. that is going to be something we are watching throughout the afternoon, well into the overnight and a course this red flag war

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thank you very much, tracie. >>> 5:49 this morning. want to remind you, anyone who intends to vote in the recall election but you're not registered to vote, will midnight tonight is the deadline to register. forms must be dropped off at registrar's office or postmarked by today, august 30th. online you have until 11:59 p.m. this is to get that registration in. >>> here's a look at some of the key contenders seeking to replace governor newsom out of nearly 50 choices and here are some things a new governor would be up against. starting with what is still a heavily democratic legislature that means barring executive orders, a super majority would still be able to override most policy changes or budget plans. any replacement will be up against the clock. this is because next november california will elect a new governor. >>> and if you have questions about the recall ballot we have answers for you. our scott mcgrew has put together an explainer on how to complete your ballot. find that at nbcbayarea.com/recall or click on newsom recall in

tracie? >> and it's coming soon, laura and marcus, good morning, everyone. the pentagon will require all service members to get the covid vaccine by mid-september. now making that announcement, president biden says he supports it. in a statement he said he strongly supports this move to ensure force readiness. some republicans disagree, though, saying this isn't the government's job to tell people to get the vaccine and knowing it's not yet fully approved by the fda. >> the federal government ought to get out of our life and stop telling us how to lead our lives. >> reporter: florida's governor has banned mask mandates for the school's reopening there today. some districts are going to require them anyway. there is a new concern about the increase in covid cases among children, up 84% in the last week. doctors say a lot of those kids were healthy before they lappeded in the hospital with covid. in houston and other areas around the country, they're really short on hospital beds in the icu, sometimes having to take people to other hospitals or fly them out of

seeing slow spots out of tracy towards the 580 connector. keep that in mind. no delays approaching dublin interchange. no delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. a quick look at the rest of our travel times, you see a lot of green which is great. west bound 80, highway 4, 101 all in the clear. >>> breaking news, a large fire burning on bradford island in contra costa. >> fire crews say evacuations have been ordered for the few people living there. fire scorched about 212 acres so far. two structures have been lost. some report the fire is visible from other parts of the east bay. no word on what may have sparked the flames. >>> crews busy putting out this structure fire. this video captured flames coming out of the roof and windows of that structure. we have learned that the property was vacant and cause remains under investigation. >>> to coronavirus this morning, bay area may be on the verge of issuing another indoor mask mandate in light of the highly contagious delta variant. >> counties recommend but do not require people to mask up indoors. that can change

tracie, good morning >> brian, good morning infrastructure there was movement on this overnight. a significant step in the senate that could open up and move fo forward the transportation projects new overnight, the senate is moving toward approving $1 trillion for infrastructure and transportation projects and internet sunday, 68 senators and democrats and republicans, voted to move forward. the senate is back midday today. we should see final approval tomorrow or wednesday. >> it has taken a while, but it will be worth it as hopefully we pass both bills very, very soon. >> reporter: the other bill, the go it alone plan for democrats $3.5 trillion for health care, education and environment. >> if you get this done, aryou r getting the $5.5 trillion deal done >> reporter: the house will consider both in september by then, officials hope to have full fda approval for coronavirus vaccines prompting more people to get the shot. >> i believe some people on their own once it gets approved as a full approval, will go ahead and get vaccinated for those who do not want, i believe mandate

west bound 580 from 205 tracy towards dublin interchange, give yourself 36 minutes.und 80 is clear, highway 4. 101 looking good out of the south bay. san jose along the peninsula, we are not seeing brake lights or issues. dublin interchange, you see head lights headed west bound toward the 580, 680 connector. we are seeing extra volume. 35 minutes if you are headed towards dublin interchange out of tracy. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are off. your travel time is about seven minutes from the maze into san francisco. definitely starting to see more cars on the roadways. keep that in mind. when the 6:00 hour hits we see more traffic. san mateo bridge is quiet, no delays. 12 minutes west bound across the span towards the peninsula. benicia bridge, be careful if in a high profile vehicle. heads up, starting today vta light rail will have bus bridges in place, no fares for now. it will run weekdays from 5:30 in the morning until 8:30 at night and weekends from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. keep that in mind. check the schedule before you head out. golden gate bridge,

seema. >> tracie potts, thank you for the latest joining me to discuss is robert liscouski.is the task force founder secretary, thank you for joining us your thoughts on the operation conducted by the government over the weekend? >> good morning. our forces will do everything to protect those around the airport. we have the abilities to intercepts those issues when we he can that is an ongoing operation during the drawdown. >> with the taliban in control of afghanistan, how big of a risk does this become for americans? >> i think many say we are back to where we were in 1998 i'm not sure we made progress in the region however, you know, in my former position, i would be worried where we are today with the threat posture in the united states if nothing else, there is a potentially perception that we are weaker than before somewhat weaker. the network withes that have been gathering or building over the past 20 years in the united states as well as abroad, we have been able to -- u.s. forces and law enforcement have done a great job to mitigate the threats. we have not had a t

if you are going out of tracy and you are going into 580 we have the brake lights to north flynn. 28 minutes that's your travel time from 205 toward 680. it's a fairly quiet ride this morning. 80, highway 4. 101. no major delays or t.idclasyohe out of the east bay into san francisco. no delays on the san mateo bridge. there's a wind advisory for the bridge. keep that in mind if you are out about this morning. >>> smoke from the caldor fire is blanketing the lake tahoe region as crews try to protect homeless and businesses. laura is h fiews rking to prevent the flames from causing more destruction. >> the caldor fire forcing families out of their homes and they haven't been back. >> it's a camping trip that is costing way too much money. i just want to go home. >> for now the united states forest service said unpredictable fire conditions make that impossible. >> until we can get these lines in and get the fire contained we are not able to safely repopulate people. >> crews are working hard to make that happen. >> goal is to make sure everybody has something to come back too. >> in or

our only slow spots are the ride into the altamont pass out of tracy.er commuters, it's the usual stuff, brake lights to north flynn with the 32 minute travel time 205 towards 680. there are no major accidents or stalls in lanes but there is a wind advisory for altamont pass. chp did issue that overnight. be extra careful as you travel through. the rest of the way past the altamont pass area into livermore valley it is looking better towards the dublin interchange. a live look at the connector, head lights working west bound. if you are taking east shore freeway, so far so good, 13 minutes from highway 4 as you head to the maze. if your drive takes you to the bay bridge, not bad at all. if you are taking the bay bridge or in fact any bay area bridges things are pretty quiet. nimitz freeway, you can see traffic moving with no delays. 880 near the colosseum. south into hayward things are moving nicely towards the san mateo bridge. >>> devaroo was born in louisiana and got married at the age of 17. she moved to oakland with her husband and never left. her

things are nice, opposing the dublin interchange although we are seeing brake lights coming out of tracy, getting out to 580 itself we got a bit of slowing to start your monday drive so 28 minutes now for your commute if you're headed from that connector all the way toward the dublin interchange. elsewhere travel times for the east shore e. shore freeway only 13 minutes to the maze and it's still very early so not a lot of cars on the roadway and an easy ride headed long highway four out of san jose all along the peninsula. problem free and right now a look at the bay bridge toll plaza with no wind or traffic advisories and things are moving nicely into the city. >>> i'm -- at the live news desk and we are following breaking news in the east bay, a fiery hit-and-run crash, the driver that caused all of this is apparently still on the loose right now, this happened at around 9:30 pm along highway fourca that driving westbound near marsh creek road and you can see what happened. one of the cars caught fire, we are hearing the car that caught fire was being driven by the person who caused a

the house set to take up both next month >> tracie potts in d.c tracie, thank you very much.d morning appreciate it. >>> a lot more to do on tuesday morning when we come back. we will layout the good, the bad and ugly with the latest round of earnings. >>> plus, a leading new york city doctor says shaming people into getting vaccinated is the wrong approach and why it may disproportionately hurt communities of color. >>> and as more companies delay or shelf return to the office plans, we get a closer look at hybrid work force. we will talk to the ceo of avaya to see what the work force will look like. stick around >>> welcome back time for the big money movers. three key stock stories to watch right now. stock numberone. the real real. revenue missing forecast the gross merchandise volume nearly doubled real real started at-home appointments exceed ing pre-pandemic levels. stock number two another reopening play planet fitness shares are lower as the chain swung to a profit in the second quarter on an increase in new memberships. the company expects to open 75 to 100 new stor

it's the usual stuff out of tracy, onto 580 at that 205 connector. 26 minutes now from 205 toward the dublin interchange. no crashes in that area so that's good news. off to a street start at the bay bridge. things are moving nicely out of the east bay into san francisco. travel times mostly in the green. east shore freeway all clear. highway 4 and 101 out of the south bay. se. ou are traveling out only 37 minutes into sfo and the san mateo bridgelightlyou j 12 minutes. there's some wind advisory in effect for the bridge. just a heads up if you are taking 680. >>> to the coronavirus. seven bay area counties and berkeley will require masks indoors. the reinstatement of mask mandates is due to spiking coronavirus cases. >> the delta variant is ripping through the bare yeah's unvaccinated community and causing breakthrough cases among the fully vaccinated. >> unfortunate we have to do this. none of us wanted to be here. >> while the masks are back on there will be no capacity limitations like earlier in the pandemic. the june 15th reopening remains in place. >> we are bummed like everybo

tracie potts, nbc news. >>> it is 4:54.oming up next on "today in the bay," san francisco giants taking a covid hit. who won't be on the field today as they face off against the brewers again. >>> happening now, pg&e warning customers about a new scam that's going around. the utility says that there's been more than 2700 scam attempts since june. san francisco and santa rosa top the list of cities with the most reports. pg&e says imposters will demand immediate payment to avoid service being cut off. scammers are targeting seniors and small business owners. the utility says it will never ask for payments made with a prepaid debit card or cryptocurrency. we'll be right back. >>> 4:57. new this morning, an emotional blow for the 49ers. linebacker coach johnny holland will leave the team to battle the return of cancer. holland has multiple myeloma which he says has been in remission. he says? sharing the details of my diagnosis my desire is that i can be an advocate and beacon of hope for those who are battling cancer to remin

if you are going eastbound you have no troubles working toward that tracy area.ost the main areas problem free and in the green. highway 4 to the maze. only 13 minutes. looking good, an easy ride out of antioch into pittsburgh. bay point connecting down. only 26 minutes for that ride if you are gotost sre. in are lood. 36 minutes from san jose toward sfo. no brake lights or issues right now. live look at the bay bridge. >>> cliff house is getting ready for a new chapter. >> the building now on track to be a new eatery. a major hurdle was removed in the long leasing process. that clears the way to accept proposals from potential tenants this fall. the park service has a goal announcing a new tenant next summer. the former restaurant was a family run operation for 83 years until falling victim to the pandemic. >>> coming up next in sports is was a bigger picture moment for the a's. it won't way beyond the scoreboard as we saw a pitcher's worst nightmare. >>> and a live look outside before we head to break. this is the view looking toward the city of san jose. that

nbc's tracie potts joins us with more the senate was up all night adding amendments to that proposal >> reporter: right up all night, frances. and at last report within the last hour or so, they have passed more than three dozen changes to this democratic budget resolution. they're calling it the human infrastructure bill because it's $3.5 trillion addressing things like education, childcare, healthcare, republicans call it reckless and expensive, and they argue, it will push gas prices up now, this is different than the bill that they agreed on, the traditional infrastructure bill. that one's all about fixing roads and bridges and expanding transit and internet a big part of that is expanding broadband, the largest investment in broadband that we've seen in this country so traditional infrastructure versus the social changes that democrats want to see. president biden weighing in on what this historic agreement on roads and bridges means as they move forward >> after years and years of infrastructure week, we're on the cusp of an infrastructure decade that i truly believe will trans

it's just the usual stuff out of tracy toward the dublin.ke lights along highway 4 as well. that yell's on the travel times, westbound from antioch toward 80, give yourself about 40 minutes. you will see the brake lights through pittsburgh as you work into bay point. getting slow onto 242 heading toward 680. 880 as been looking good. if you are going through the door you are in luck. we vice-president had any brake lights or delays. live look if you are going toward the airport. san mateo bridge clear through in both directions. westbound just getting crowded. 13 minutes to go between 880 and 101. overnight chp issued a wind advisory and a fog advisory for the golden gate. as you work in to the city looks okay but north of there, you know 101, as you head toward the tunnel you may see foggy conditions in and around that area. overall an easy ride into san francisco. >>> a car museum in the sacramento area is making a push to jump start business after the pandemic shut down. membership was stalled at the california auto museum until reopened

nbc's tracie potts joins us now from washington with the latest there.rning, tracie >> reporter: hi, dom good morning two different things but they're related. lawmakers were up until about an hour ago 14 hours overnight working on this this is not a done deal but it's a first step and an important one in the senate to deal with these democratic priorities. so now everything heads to committees while they try to write up what $3.5 trillion of social spending will look like. >> mr. president, thank you. my colleagues, let's cooperate and finish this up. >> reporter: overnight lawmakers voted on more than 3 dozen changes and approved a framework for the human infrastructure plan it's a first step to create free community college, universal preschool, expand medicare and address other social priorities. republicans argue it's a $3.5 trillion spending spree that will lead to higher gas prices >> this is the worst thought out idea i've ever seen. it's a nightmare for working people >> it seems almost certain to be the largest peace time tax hike on record. >>

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cbs' ben tracy got a closeup look. >> dude, this is nuts.is insane. >> reporter: local fishermen are documenting the devastation from the red tide that has washed over tampa bay. >> this is an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: tyler capello runs a fishing charter business. he took us out on the water to see it for ourselves. >> that was a nice big beautiful cobia. >> reporter: dead fish everywhere, killed by the massive algae bloom that has at times turned the water toxic, scared away tourists and appears to be forcing these baby sharks to swim up canals fleeing for their lives. what has this meant for your business? >> it's been an absolute disaster. that's 1,200, 1,500 bucks a day in my pocket. and... now i'm doing zero. buckn my pocket. and now i'm doing because you know there is a dead tarpin on the beach right there. >> reporter: he even covered himself in dead fish and posted it on instagram to raise awareness. >> do i have your attention now? >> (chanting) save the fish. >> reporter: many floridians are worried not just about their wat

nbc's tracie potts is in d.c. with the latest. it looks like this is finally happening. >> reporter: right it looks like this could be a reality soon if in fact this legislation clears, it would inject a trillion dollars into our nation's infrastructure to repair roads and bridges, to revamp the nation's broadband network, and enhance cybersecurity. democrats are also working on a $3.5 trillion plan focused on what they call human infrastructure, things like expanding medicare and improving education. >> we have managed to steer two trains at the same time. there have been some bumps there have been some delays, but the senate is on track to finish both tracks. the democratic budget will be the most significant legislation for american families since the era of the new deal and the great society. >> if they want 50 lockstep democratic votes to spend trillions and trillions more, they can find 50 democratic votes to finance it. if they don't want republicans' input, they don't need our help. they deserve to have total ownership of

ben tracy, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we will speak with secretary ofdona about his roadmap for keeping kids safe from covid as they return to school. >>> plus cbss contributor dr. david agus answers viewer questions about the delta variant and vaccines. >>> and in our pushing the limits series, we will meet a high school robotics team who invented a device to help a little boy ride a bike. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great weekend.

west bound 205 out of tracy onto 580, already slow.e had reports of a trouble spot not far from grant line but it looks like whatever it was they got it cleared quickly. we are dealing with a wind advisory in effect for the altamont. be careful if you are in a larger more high profile vehicle. once past altamont area through livermore valley towards dublin interchange, a live look at conditions. head lights and extra volume heading west, that is commute direction. east bound we are not seeing brake lights or issues. the good news is once you are on 680 both directions are free flowing north or south bound. if taking east shore freeway give yourself 14 minutes as you head out west bound 80 from hercules to the maze, bay bridge. highway 4 is in the clear as well as 101 south bound but north bound 101 near oakland we have that crash. no metering lights yet but things are crowded across the upper deck and starting to see extra volume on the roads. today, the crime drama returns to the cw. >>> coroner is back for season three. it returns to

we are seeing brake lights already out of tracy west bound 205 onto 580 with your travel time about 34 minutes to go from the area towards the dublin interchange. keep in mind there is a high wind advisory for altamont pass. that was issued by chp. be careful as you travel through. the rest of our freeways are good. if you are up early taking the east shore freeway, give yourself 14 minutes highway 4 to the maze. san jose to sfo, 36 minutes. first live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic is moving at the limit in both directions. west bound toward foster city, 12 minutes between 880 and 101. >>> to the coronavirus, fda is expected to fully approve the pfizer vaccine as early as today. it will be the first to move beyond emergency authorization. approval is expected to pave the way for more mandates from cities, counties, even private companies. >>> today, thousands of city employees in san jose must show proof of covid vaccination. >> san jose joins a growing number of local governments making this a mandate. justin andrews is live in city hall in san jose. what happens if city worke

major. >> garrett: in boulder, colorado, for us, ben tracy, thank you. a tropical storm is expected to develop tonight in the caribbean sea. watches posted in the dominican republic and cover all of puerto rico. as much as half a food of wain is expected in some places over the next day or two. this storm system could threaten south florida by this weekend. now to breaking news, one of jeffrey epstein's accusers is now suing britain's prince andrew claiming the prince sexually abused her when she was 17. in the substitute filed today in federal court in new york virginia says epstein forced her to have sex with the prince who denied epstein died by suicide two years ago in jail. the taliban speeds up its week in afghanistan, provincial pap calls are falling as the taliban speeds up its weeks-longo fencive, this as the u.s. military and n.a.t.o. cbs' charlie d'agata has the latest. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: taliban militants blast their way into kunduz. thousands of residents fled the fighting. the biggest blow to afghan forces collapsing against an all-ou

from tracy into the 580 connector. the travel time in the nus from that point tords dubline lo riao the we are yebehind dites slower speeds. sluggish conditions working eastbound. noncommute direction so hopefully that will help traffic working through. checking westbound 80 highway 4 and 101 all clear. >>> covid cases among children are on the rise as thousands more students return to in person learning. >> this morning castro valley unified schools are opening. kpix5 justin andrews is live at castro valley high school. many parents will want to know what safety measures are in place in that district. >> reporter: the superintendent says all 13 schools in the district are well prepared for today and the rest of the school year as to covid fight continues. the district says it has very strict guidelines in place about quarantining, isolation, and procedures for dismissal. because of the recent spike in cases, district is requiring all 9,000 students to not only mask up indoors, but also outside, too during instruction,

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that 205 connector so that is adding to an already busy right as you work your way westbound out of tracy getting onto 580 and the commute to the dublin interchange. another trouble spot, northbound 680 northbound 680 near burnell ave., the left lane is blocked due to a crash. the good news is we aren't seeing a lot of brake lights as of yet but that could change, now that we are in the 6 o'clock hour but if you plan on 680 things right now are moving for the most part even with that trouble spot. >>> this morning is the first big bay area school reopening, oakland unified and itvicocases >> alameda county is seeing the most cases since winter, masks are mandatory but vaccinations are not. justin andrews is live and justin today brings mixed emotions. >> reporter: some students say they are ready to get back inside the classroom to start learning but some teachers say not yet. they don't feel safe walking through these doors at this elementary school until they say vaccinations are mandatory. gov. gavin newsom set on friday he feels confident in reopening schools without a vaccine mandate

tracie? >> hi, laura. good morning. let's start with what had lawmakers up all night literally 14 hours straight with democrats call the human infrastructure plan. they were going back and forth with what ended up being almost 50 changes before approving a framework for moving forward. this is the first step for creating some of the priorities that democrats and the president want like free community college, after the r universal preschool, expanding medicare and other social priorities. republicans argue this is a $3.5 trillion spending spree that will lead to higher gas prices. the vote came after 50 democrats plus 19 relationships approved a trillion dollar infrastructure bill. >> it's an investment in fixing up our roads, bridges, our water systems, our railroads, our ports, our electrical grids and broadband network and expanding that. >> this bill will put people to work modernizing our roads and highways and bridges. >> thank heavens it still is, but it's not the end of the story. >> it's not because the bay are

good morning, tracie. >> could be in the next day or so, good morning, everyone. a significant step overnight moving forward on these projects and the jobs to make them happen. >> reporter: new overnight, the u.s. senate is moving toward approving a trillion dollars for infrastructure, transportation projects and internet. late sunday, 68 senators, democrats and republicans. >> the motion is agreed to. >> reporter: voted to move forward. the senate's back midday today and we should see final approval tomorrow or wednesday. >> it's taken a while, but it's going to be worth it as hopefully we pass both bills very, very soon. >> reporter: the other bill, the democrats go it alone plan, $3.5 trillion for health care, education, the environment. >> if you help get this done you're helping get the $5.5 trillion bill done. >> reporter: the house is expected to consider both in september, by then federal officials hope to have full fda approval for coronavirus vaccines, prompting more people to get the shot. >> i believe that some people on their own once it gets full app

good morning, tracie. >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning. what could happen next the state department hopes is getting those 100 to 200 people back home that were left in afghanistan after this war officially ended. everyone is out now in terms of the military. but there is still danger on the ground. it is raising concerns. in fact, the u.s. military says they were fending off isis attacks in the final hours. >> reporter: the last soldier to leave afghanistan marking the end of america's longest war. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan. >> reporter: the last flight out ends the largest noncombat air lift in u.s. history moving more than 120,000 people, including 6,000 u.s. citizens. the state department is tracking up to 200 americans left behind. >> we will keep working to help them. our commitment to them has no deadline. >> my question to the secretary was what is the plan? what is the plan now to get americans out? >> reporter: president biden speaks to the nation this afternoon defending his decisi

traci? >> laura and marcus, good morning. the pentagon will require the covid vaccine along with other requirements for service members in mid-september. they've made that announcement. president biden following up with a statement saying that he strongly supports this move to ensure force readiness. some republicans disagree, noting that vaccine is not yet fully approved by the fda. >> the federal government ought to get out of our life and stop telling us how to lead our lives. >> reporter: florida's governor has banned mask mandates as schools reopen today. there is a new concern about covid cases among children juvenile cases up 84%. many kids were healthy before they landed with covid in the hospital. now president biden gets covid briefings later today from homeland security, from his response team, and then tomorrow he's meeting with business leaders to talk about this vaccine. back to you. >> when talking about protecting yourself, here in the bay area a lot of people talked about what type of masks do you wear to bet

thank you, tracie. >> happening today, u.s. secretary of labor marty walsh is visiting the bay area. he's stopping at contra costa county to support president biden's infrastructure bill. walsh plans to visit a plumbers and pipefighters training center in concord and construction school in richmond. >>> police look for a driver in a violent road rage incident caught on camera. we should warn you you may find this video disturbing. >> see that. >> of course. he's coming back. >> he's coming back. careful. >> oh, my. >> that is frightening. that is the moment that joseph l.a.x. broke his tailbone in a road rage incident. the neighbor caught it on video on sunday. it shows the same car nearly striking the suv, two of three separate times in the oakland hill at girvin. l.a.x. had gotten his girlfriend and her sister back in the car. >> the fact that neighbor warned me saved my life. i had my back turned. i wasn't thinking he would come back. i was trying to get everyone to settle down. a lot of adrenaline going on. >> police are lo

let's bring in tracie potts.n and what you're hearing from folks in washington. >> so it's really interesting, this is just such a drastic change than what economists were predicting, scott. created. first of all, in the leisure industry, think about it, this is august, but these numbers are for july. this was the month july 4th, the middle of the summer, the month where president biden said we're hoping everybody can get out and celebrate for the fourth of july weekend. it appears that they did. more people going out, celebrating means more jobs in hotels and airlines and other parts of the leisure industry, entertainment as well. and then local government education, that makes sense too. kids are going back to school. many districts, including my own, are standing up virtual learning in addition to kids going back into the classroom. that means they need more teachers and support staff to do that. when you look at where the jobs were created it makes sense. you're right, it was not what has been predicted. >> t

good morning, tracie. >> laura and marcus, good morning.dministration begins to shift to dealing with a different government in afghanistan now that this war is officially over. >> reporter: the last soldier to leave afghanistan marking the end of america's longest war. >> i'm here to announce the completion of our withdrawal from afghanistan. >> reporter: the last flight out ends the largest noncombat air lift in u.s. history moving more than 120,000 people, including 6,000 u.s. citizens. the state department is tracking up to 200 americans left behind. >> we will keep working to help them. our commitment to them has no deadline. >> my question to the secretary was what is the plan? what is the plan now to get americans out? >> reporter: president biden speaks to the nation this afternoon defending his decision not to extend today's withdrawal deadline. in a statement he says it was the unanimous recommendation of the joint chiefs and of all of our commanders on the ground that ending our military mission was the best way to protect the li