how impressed with dina asher smith's ability to return for - asher smith's ability to return for the four by 100 metre relay. she has been one of many athletes who have been one of many athletes who have been watching for as much what she does off the track as on the track during these games and she led them to a british record time. i did during these games and she led them to a british record time.— to a british record time. i did not exect to a british record time. i did not exoect that _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. a _ to a british record time. i did not expect that actually. a great - to a british record time. i did not. expect that actually. a great time, the fastest time in the world this year and i think they will be the ones to watch and the ones to beat in that final. really glad dina is a around the track. i do not think we need to worry about the injury but it is the lack of training she has been able to do and she said from her 100 metres until that relay, she has had a few good d

sheriff smith must resign. >> sheriff smith did not address his demand through her presentation. she bemoaned a lack of staffing, proposed building a new jail, and discussed how inmates are volunteering to paint the current jail. i finally had to bring it up. >> you have not addressed the mayor's call for you to resign. will you resign? >> i did not see his press conference, i heard of it. we are going to do these investigations. let's see what the truth is. at this time, no. >> she has no plans to retire, even though two of her top staff have been charged in a bribery scandal, accused of nations to the sheriffs campaign in exchange for concealed carry weapon permits. lori smith refused to answer questions before the grand jury. the mayor said it's enough reason for the sheriff to be removed. you refused to answer the grand jury's questions about the concealed cancel -- scandal. >> i think it is a right everyone has during the investigation, the das office never asked me any questions. i did not know what the investigation was about. that is my right. i'm glad i did it. >> did yo

thanks for watching the film review with me anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. i can't ican�*t die! i can't die! i'm never going to die! hello there. it's going to be one of those weekends where we get a bit of sunshine and a bit of rain, as well. it looks like saturday will be a much drier day in scotland, where we've had a lot of shower clouds on friday. we'll see more cloud coming in from the south—west, as well — and that is due to this area of low pressure that'll just hang around, really, through the weekend. it means as we start the weekend, we've got quite muggy air across the south of england, south wales, 15 celsius here. it's cooler air that we've got in scotland with those showers in the north, io—ii celsius. the showers in scotland do to become fewer, mind you. a bit of a dull, misty, damp start across parts of wales and the south—west of england. and this cloud gradually working its way northwards. more in the way of sunshine across scotland as those stars become fewer, but the cloud will be increasing in northern ire

supervisor smith says he would all confidential use of force records at the jail made public. the sheriff says about that investigation. bring it on live in san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob. police arrested in milpitas man after a narcotics investigation uncovered 27 guns. >> and methamphetamine for sales. 66 year-old thomas rain water was arrested friday on felony drug and firearms charges. this comes after officers say they executed a warrant at his home and found 10 rifles. 16 handguns. a shotgun and nearly 21,000 rounds of ammunition. rain. water was booked into the santa clara county jail and is currently out of police custody on bail. in san francisco. a man has died after being shot in the tenderloin neighborhood overnight. police say the 48 year-old man was attacked by 3 suspects just after 1230 this morning on larkin street near o farrell police say during the attack. one suspect pulled a gun and shot the victim man was taken to the hospital where he died. the victim's name has not been released. no suspects have been arrested. >> san francisco police

. >> what they want to do to keep an eye on how lori smith is running south bay jails. >>> i'm scott budman with a look at the legal and compliance aspects of the governor's vaccine mandate coming up. >>> we just received an update on the dixie fire. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. i'm jessica aguirre. >> tonight two county supervisors are calling on state officials to investigate lori smith and how she runs local jails. >> stephen stock joins us with a call for this change. >> reporter: the incidents that have left inmates severely injured have resulted in this agenda item which was just released. supervisors asking for an investigation. this surveillance video of the beating of a police informant inside the elm wood jail first made public by our investigative unit is only the latest in a long list of questionable incidents at the jails that sheriff lori smith administers. >> it is tragic and costly in terms of its consequences. >> reporter: supervisor joe smidian says that's why they want the local civil grand jury to investigate sheriff smith's handling of the jai

katie views as a smith is here with more on the governor's visit today, azenith smith. well frank, the governor toured the park to see its progress after last year's fire and to highlight the larger implications of climate change at the entrance of big basin redwoods state park. what would have been a lush canopy as black and trees and re sprouting of redwoods of all the fires all the complexes last year 4.2 million acres, bird historic wildfire season. this one. uh press was that the biggest gut punch governor newsom, along with u. s environmental protection agency administrator michael regan toward big basin on tuesday. exactly one year ago, a 97% of this 180,008 park burned in the ccu lightning complex fire. only the chimney remains where the historic lodge once stood, and the visitors center is no more 300. ft trees tagged for possible removal fast forward to today. yet another drought year, the state battling 10 large wildfires, including the dixie fire, mr administrator with the largest civilian fire fighting force in the world, the state of california, yet it's s

two santa clara county supervisors now are also calling for smith to resign. we reached out to the sheriff for comments. she didn't have anything to say today, but she is planning a news conference for tomorrow morning, and we will be there. >>> santa rita jail in dublin is banning visitors until further notice after 10 inmates and 12 staffers tested positive for covid over the weekend, and a facility in san quentin is on quarantine after four new cases there. >>> and a week after students at oakland unified returned to class, the district has retorted a total of 68 cases among students and staff across its 80 schools. >> at this point we have no reason to believe that there is community transmission within the classroom. we certainly know that a lot of these cases really were situations where students or a staff member brought it from home. >>> starting today, staff at south san francisco schools must show proof of vaccination or test weekly, and the same rules will apply to staff at san francisco unified starting september 7th. it's already in effect that we

thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. i will be back next week. meantime, stay safe. hello. it is turning into a very mixed but not particularly dramatic weekend of weather. saturday brought a bit of sunshine, a bit of rain for some. it's a similar mix as we head into sunday. a couple of frontal systems, this curl of a weather front here bringing rain for parts of northern ireland, england and wales at times. this front pushing into northern scotland promises some pretty hefty showers. and in between, some zones of drier, brighter weather. some patchy rain likely to push across east anglia and the south—east through sunday morning, but then brighter skies follow, at least for a time. more cloud for wales and the south—west, spots of rain here. some rain for a time in northern england, but northern ireland should brighten up with some sunshine. wuite a lot of dry weather for southern and central parts of scotland, but northern scotland will see some showers. and it will feel decidedly cool here, highest temperatures across parts of eastern engl

kristin smith their executive director. coming up, reid wilson from the hill will not only talk about what the numbers mean coming out yesterday but the potential impacts on redistricting. reid wilson of the hill joining us next. ♪ >> weekends on c-span to bring you the best in american history and nonfiction books. saturday on american history tv, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, on the presidency, a discussion on the results of c-span's fourth historian survey of presidential leadership with richard norton smith, edna greene medford, and others. the survey ranks presidents from best to worst in can dip -- in 10 different categories. in lectures in history, women journalists face societal pressures to balance traditional femininity and having a career in journalism. professor tracy lu talks about the challenges these pioneering women overcame. >> book tv features leading authors is cussing their latest nonfiction books. sunday, at 8:00 a.m. eastern, hear from those attending freedom fest in south dakota, including author and attorn

tyler mathisen in shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> evacuating afghanistan america ramps up security with fighter jets. >> to make sure we can protect our people and our operations against any threat. >>> plus acts of desperation as the situation intensifies. >> the driver of the truck told the responding officer that he had a bomb. >>> mafs security response after a bomb threat near the u.s. capitol. snipers deployed, buildings cleared out, how it all came to an end >>> catastrophic flooding. the destructive weather impacting north carolina, and the hurricane tracking near the northeast. >>> the king of e-commerce may be headed toward a mall near you. amazon's new push to open up their own department store. >>> a major opioid settlement in jeopardy why those plastic barriers may make things worse. >>> and the water witches of west fighting the drest drought. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, the news with shepard smith. >> good evening, everyone. welcome. the pentagon scrambling to speed

top 15 says not top tent richard norton smith on ronald reagan. it illustrates the fact that it has been 40 years since ronald reagan took the oath of office. even people who disagree with him, according him the status of a consequential president. ian even ate transformative president. what do i mean by that? franklin roosevelt change the political weather. after 1933 people fundamentally whether they liked it or not, whether they voted for it or not, recognize there is a fundamental change underway in the relationship between the average american and their government. brought about first by the great depression and the second world war. in much of the same way franklin roosevelt's consensus about the rule of government prevailed like historical stature standing in the top ten. when he talked about in his own time in the next 40 years arguably as change in the political consensus. we were no longer talking about centralizing power in washington, personalizing power in the presidency. an activist if you will, a proactive approach of the nation's p

now his wife erin smith is asking d.c. to recognize her husband's death as being in the line of duty. she joins me with david p. weber, her attorney. an assistant professor. thank you so much, both of you, for joining us this evening. erin, you're going to be the focus here and let me just start off by saying i'm so sorry for what happened to you, what happened to your husband and i know it must be overwhelming for you. how are you doing? >> you know, every day is different. today was okay. i got up. i ate breakfast. i showered. i got dressed. i took the dog out. you know, those are some of the main things that i just try to do every day and keep a routine and keep things going. you know, i now wake up without a husband. >> yeah, do you really know, you know, in these moments, we like to ask people, are you going to be okay? are you going to be okay? how are you feeling? do you know at this moment what the future holds, how you're going to be going forward? >> i don't but i don't think anyone does if they're in this situat

of inmate abuse that have cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections rnd law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes exchange for concealed weapon permits that benefited her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to our own reelection efforts. we should have stirs concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith must

hello and welcome to the film review with me, anna smith. i'm filling in for mark kermode to review this week's releases. if you are going to make a movie about an eccentric truffle hunter searching furiously for his stolen pig, then surely you want to cast nicolas cage. whistling. in pig, he plays a disheveled hermit who lives in the oregonian wilderness with his beloved foraging hog. when she's taken in a violent kidnapping, he doesn't stop to nurse his wounds. he heads straight into town. hunting the restaurants and bars of portland, this christlike spectre will stop at nothing to find his pig. he'sjoined in his search by alex wolf's truffle dealer, who lives in the shadow of his rich father. pig is billed as a thriller, but i think that's a misleading label. while there's some suspense, this is a gently paced story about the bond between human and animal, and the extraordinary power of sensory memories. like our hero, the script has little time for the pretensions of high concept dining, but it has a great respect for the art of cooking.

now his wife erin smith is asking d.c. to recognize her husband's death as being in the line of duty. she joins me with david p. weber, her attorney. thank you so much, both of you, for joining us this evening. erin, you're going to be the focus here and let me just start off by saying i'm so sorry for what happened to you, what happened to your husband and i know it must be overwhelming for you. how are you doing? >> you know, every day is different. today was okay. i got up. i ate breakfast. i showered. i got dressed. i took the dog out. you know, those are some of the main things that i just try to do every day and keep a routine and keep things going. you know, i now wake up without a husband. >> yeah, do you really know, you know, in these moments, we like to ask people, are you going to be okay? are you going to be okay? how are you feeling? do you know at this moment what the future holds, how you're going to be going forward? >> i don't but i don't think anyone does if they're in this situation. i just take it day

smith. mr. smith: we have a process called the a-plus in the state of missouri where you go through certain parameters for receiving certain amount of tutoring, community involvement, and academics and you get your junior college paid for. the state of missouri already has a process that they're funding themselves and doing that. i would like to point on the child tax credit -- mr. neguse: i'll get to that. sound like a great program in missouri. boy, would it be wonderful for every other student in the united states of america to be able to access free community college which we're poised to do in this budget resolution bill. this bill includes an expansion for the first time in 55 year a -- of various medicaid benefits specifically vision, so senior citizens can go and buy eyeglasses when they need them, dental benefits so that a senior citizen can go to the dentist, and hearing benefits so they can get a hearing aid. mr. yarmuth, do you support that? mr. yarmuth: totally. i don't know how you

top 15 says not top tent richard norton smith on ronald reagan. it illustrates the fact that it has been 40 years since ronald reagan took the oath of office. even people who disagree with him, according him the status of a consequential president. ian even ate transformative president. what do i mean by that? franklin roosevelt change the political weather. after 1933 people fundamentally whether they liked it or not, whether they voted for it or not, recognize there is a fundamental change underway in the relationship between the average american and their government. brought about first by the great depression and the second world war. in much of the same way franklin roosevelt's consensus about the rule of government prevailed like historical stature standing in the top ten. when he talked about in his own time in the next 40 years arguably as change in the political consensus. we were no longer talking about centralizing power in washington, personalizing power in the presidency. an activist if you will, a proactive approach of the nation's p

as smith. well frank, the mother's friend, told authorities was alive at birth and died of significant injuries. 31 year old jennifer topper is accused of killing her newborn son and discarding the body outside her mountain view home. all life is significant and important and valuable and sacred. and so the loss of a child is heartbreaking. megan cole saw the massive police and fire response on leghorn street monday afternoon, police received a call from tucker's friend of a stillborn baby. she got that funny feeling that people get when she wasn't getting full information, and so she made a call to the countycations. police found the baby deceased and interviewed the mother. she made varying statements that were somewhat consistent with what she told or the friend told us, but also there were several inconsistencies as well. an autopsy revealed the boy close to full term had died of trauma after birth. police believe tupper gave birth on the property and acted alone. she faces charges of murde

of inmate abuse cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. the sheriff's office is engaged extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. >> most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to our own reelection efforts. we should have stirs concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith mus

sheriff laurie smith just wrapped up her press conference. she talked about some of the charges facing her and some of the questions that people are demanding answers of. she addressed changes she said she's already enacted in the jail and within her department and she called for restraint related to the case of inmate michael hogan who suffered a traumatic brain injury while in custody. i asked sheriff smith about san jose mayor sam liccardo calling on her to resign, and here's what she had to say. >> where he got his information, i wonder who he's parroting it from because i don't believe as mayor he's come into the jails. >> now, in case you missed it, mayor liccardo called for smith's regulation, in part, because of several use-of-force incidents at the county jail, taxpayer dollars that were spent on civil rights investigations and possible bribery charges. >> declining to cooperate with a grand jury investigation of her own staff over bribery charges relating to her own re-election and to decline to do so for fear of self-incrimination,

back it smith. frank: that will be a 3-shotter. i can assure you that like was there at the start of the week. still it is quite a narrow runway. dottie: it's not one you take for granted. i don't think being hit more than an 8- or 9-iron out here. >> was he had the bunker? . frank: i'm concerned about the lay-up bunker down the line. dottie: there was a player playing up 15 that was over there and there were word perhaps it was not raked in days he hits -- in case he hits it in. stkpwhra the bunker is some 75 yards short of the green. dottie: nice contact. good job there. frank: still good with the wedge, that's for sure. had a great week with the wedge. you have to make sure you keep it clean because you have wedge sand. it was sitting up a little but it was so close to the front lip. but clipped it clean as a whistle. jim: tway. frank: sam burns on tour this year. birdied the first and the sixth. third shot on the par 5. and a good shot in there from 11 yards. a chance to get to 14 under, a tie for fifth. a fine young player on

i'm jim cramer see you tomorrow the news with shepard smith starts now "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> no regrets, plenty of blame. president biden doubles down on pulling out. i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> i stand squarely behind my decision. >> president biden addresses the nation as chaos unfolds in kabul. desperate afghans storm the airport, clinging to planes as they take off. the scramble abroad and the backlash here at home. >> the outcome, i think, is catastrophic >>> trapped and terrified. afghanistans, women and girls, fea fearing the worst now that the taliban back in power. what their future holds. >>> combat veterans in their own word zpls a horrible defeat for america. it's going to haunt us for years to come. >> reacting to the catastrophic end to america's longest war >>> screams ring out in haiti. more than 1,000 dead after an earthquake hospitals, homes and schools flattened. the frantic search for survivor s as the country braces for a storm. >>> a critical water shortage in the west cash penalties for business

i wish him his smith mac as it was on because she takes her out to be just snap calamity. smith. smith and cosette in baton are remote how and i'm with me with nash the city nathan and his family. you can look for them. ah. so look at how many how many a job i don't get regular i'm going to get the full. i did a taxi driver which is his own, a source of income. both his home and car was severely damaged in the blast. in general, in minnesota to hired to the by, to the, i mean obviously made because electron mother, you know, had been a, i'd about, i've made the animal glad to deliver even a little bit. didn't even know. i don't i don't feel well again, maybe i'll give joe and he will love for you that she bed the lucky little lunch with him. not because i love that i ended up in it because it yes, i know it. i'm in bed. yeah, i was made, you can see it. i've been with you, but now you know that about these are my job and they can share with me. i'm a member of the chair and thousands of people in bay which were made homeless explosion. didn't just destroy the part of it damaged b

ktvu is as a smith is in fremont. tonight it's home to one of the nation's largest afghan communities azenith smith, frank, the president has authorized 6000 troops to be deployed to afghanistan to assist us and allied personnel here in the bay area. afghan americans are growing more anxious with what will happen to the afghan people. u. s military flights at kabul international airport resumed monday evening after being suspended for safety reasons. in the morning. thousands of afghans poured on the runways latching onto a moving u. s. air force transport plane, some falling to their death. desperate to flee. the truth is. this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated. president biden addressing the nation for the first time since the rapid collapse of the afghan government to the taliban, i will not mislead the american people. claiming that just a little more time in afghanistan. will make all the difference. the president defending his decision, saying the us fulfilled its mission of going after osama bin l

cheryl smith must resign. regardless of whether corruption or incompetence best explains sheriff smith's failures, either suffices to compel her resignation. >>> today, santa clara county supervisors will vote on whether to give a civil grand jury the state attorney general and the fair political practices commission involve. this is in hopes of obtaining and releasing information to the public on the scandals and investigations under the sheriff's watch. this is not the first time the sheriff has been urged and asked to step down. it happened back in 2016, too. here is the sticking point with this, though. she is an elected official, so, she cannot be fired. >>> live in san jose this morning, i am justin andrews, kpix 5. >>> just as you know, we have the sheriff live on a morning show just a few days ago, last thursday. asking her about these calls about her resignation and she was still defending herself at that point, saying she is working on some of the issues with jail. a lot of it due to mental illness.

smith smith and i said in my hollis, and i'm with me with nash nathan and his family. i can kill him. oxford. allow them. mm hm. okay. how many how many years i don't know that we can get the full. i did a taxi driver which is his only source of income. both his home and car was severely damaged in the blast in general. and i'm going to have to do the blade to the, i mean, obviously made because electron laza got it. mother you the job you had done. i've been a lot either, but i've made the edit on glad to deliver even little bit. didn't even know i don't mess with mackenzie bit. what can you maybe give get john he was in love with you that day that the lucky little deal with him. not get all of the land. is it? yes of it. i'm in bed. yeah. i was made. you can see it up and i think your best but not i know that about is your major and they can share with me a moment of the chair and to give thousands of people in bay which were made homeless explosion. didn't just destroy the part it damaged buildings with an a 10 kilometer radius. 300000 residents lost their homes and

of inmate abuse that have cost taxpayers millions of dollars under sheriff smith's leadership. sheriff's office is engaged. >> extensive efforts to conceal the facts around these and other incidents. most probably by refusing share information with the county office of corrections and law enforcement monitoring. as well as the county auditor. >> citing his record as a former prosecutor mayor la carte also called out sheriff smith over her refusal to cooperate with the criminal investigation into allegations that her subordinates in the sheriff's office were involved in a scheme to accept bribes. chene for concealed weapon permits the benefit in her reelection campaign. >> when a criminal grand jury indict the sheriff's top assistants and campaign fundraiser and bribery charges related contributions to our own reelection efforts. we should have stirs concerns. but when the same sheriff the top law enforcement official. in the county then refuses to cooperate with that same bribery investigation for fear of incriminating herself. time for concern is long past sheriff smith must r

the news with shepard smith starts now "the news with shepard smith" starts now >>> no regrets, plenty of blame. president biden doubles down on pulling out. i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >> i stand squarely behind my decision. >> president biden addresses the nation as chaos unfolds in kabul. desperate afghans storm the airport, clinging to planes as they take off. the scramble abroad and the backlash here at home. >> the outcome, i think, is catastrophic >>> trapped and terrified. afghanistans, women and girls, fea fearing the worst now that the taliban back in power. what their future holds. >>> combat veterans in their own word zpls a horrible defeat for america. it's going to haunt us for years to come. >> reacting to the catastrophic end to america's longest war >>> screams ring out in haiti. more than 1,000 dead after an earthquake hospitals, homes and schools flattened. the frantic search for survivor s as the country braces for a storm. >>> a critical water shortage in the west cash penalties for businesses breaking vaccine rules and regu

liccardo is the first elected official to formally call on smith to resign. we did reach out to her office for comment but have not heard back. our investigative unit has been tracking issues with the sheriff's office for years. investigator stephen stock joins us with a look at deeper mismanagement at the sheriff's office tonight at 6:00. >>> in san francisco, more than 50,000 students walked back into campus classrooms today. many of them returning for the first time in more than a year. lots of smiling faces on this first day, but also a day of new rules and new concerns. here's nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: the kids showed up to applause at dr. george washington carver elementary, and at marina middle school, teachers brought out balloons. students are back. >> yeah, i'm excited for the school and make new friends. >> i get to see all my friends. >> reporter: even if some of their parents are still a little nervous. >> well, oh, my god, we're really anxious. and with, you know, the rising -- the rising coronavirus going on, it's -- it gives us

the mayor called on santa clara county sheriff laurie smith to resign. smith will now respond tom call at a news conference tomorrow morning. the mayor said she should step down after a series of issues during her tenure. among them, multiple use of force incidents at the county jail that resulted in death or serious injury. also, millions of taxpayer dollars paid out to people involved in lawsuits over civil rights violations and the ongoing criminal investigation into bribery charges which resulted in three criminal indictments against two of smith's top aides and a campaign fund-raiser. >> the decision to decline to cooperate with the grand jury investigation of her own staff, of her bribery charges relating to her own re-election, and to decline to do so for fear of self-incrimination. that should disqualify anyone from serving in any law enforcement capacity as the highest ranking law enforcement officer in the county. >> mayor liccardo is the first elected official to call on sheriff smith to resign. she's been sheriff for more than 20 years. >>> i

smith smith and said in the metallic and i'm with me with nash. the shooting a thing on his family is can kill him. oxford allow them. mm hm. okay, how many, how many years i don't know that we can get the full i did a tax driver which is his only source of income. both his home and car was severely damaged in the blast in general. and i'm going to have to do the blade to the obvious mate, because electron laza comes mother. you had them. that's been a lot either. but i've made the engine on glad to deliver it. even a little bit. didn't even know i don't i don't. mackenzie bit, what can you maybe give john he was slow. you love for you that she better not to deal with him. not get all of the land is going to yes of it. i'm in bed. yeah. i was made. you can see it up and bit, i think your best, but not i know that about these are my job and they can share with me a moment and to give thousands of people in bay which were made homeless explosion, didn't just destroy the part it damaged buildings with an attend kilometer radius. 300000 residents, los

yes, azenith smith talked with doctors working to manage a surge of cases driven by the delta variant. we're a lot like all the other humans who are tired of talking about covid. it has been exhausting 18 months for doctors like dr angela rogers who works in the intensive care unit at stanford treating covid patients as she watches covid cases climb once again at her hospital she thinks about how it could have been prevented we don't have to be here if everyone would. trust the science and everyone who could get the vaccine medically would and then everyone would be protected so it does feel harder and worse this time around throughout the bay area, the number of people hospitalized with covid 19 spiked dramatically shortly after the state reopened its economy we went from about. five cases at the time of reopening per day to about 40 cases so that's an eight times increase and we've been hovering at around 40 cases and, uh and an average day. for the last month or so you see us off where dr peter chen hong works the hospital requested 200 traveling nurses to help with staffing the ho

frank as a smith live for us tonight, azenith smith. thank you. sonoma county is joining others and requiring many public workers to be vaccinated for the coronavirus. the county issued a health order today calling on all fire law enforcement. emergency medical service workers and others to prove their vaccination status if proof of vaccination cannot be given, workers will be required to undergo weekly coronavirus testing. the new mandate is set to take effect on september 1st san francisco is requiring all 35,000 city employees be vaccinated once the cove. vaccine gets permanent approval from the fda most already have been vaccinated. however the chronicle has learned at least 2700 employees have not including workers in the public health department employees who refuse and don't get a medical or religious exemption could be fired. so the employees will have 10 weeks after a vaccine has improved by the fda to get their shots coming up the first debate before the california recall election. what four of the candidates hoping to unseat governor ne

sheriff smith is not going anywhere. she touted her suses and ongoing efforts to reform the jails procedures and the people within the department and she had a message for mayor sam liccardo, who just yesterday called on her to resign. mayor liccardo needs to focus on what it is he's doing instead of being a mouthpiece for the mercury news seldom has santa clara county sheriff laurie smith spoken so long and so pointedly in an hour long news conference, smith produced poster boards and people defending her handling of the county jails. it's somewhat remarkable to me to find myself in this position. usually attorney paula canny represents the families of andrew hogan and michael tyree. both men had mental health crisis. that led to their arrests. hogan in 2018 suffered a permanent brain injury while being transported in a sheriff's van in 2015 3. deputies beat michael tyree to death in his jail cell. all three were later convicted of second degree murder. we have a fundamentally broken system, and that system is broken be

i'm carl quintanilla in for shepard smith. this is the news on cnbc. >>> we are in contact with the taliban to ensure the safe passage of people to the airport. >> u.s. rescue flights back in action why china and russia are staying put. plus the taliban holds its first press conference. >>> get ready to roll up your sleeves. the u.s. expected to recommend booster shots for most americans. the data, the decision and why some say this is the wrong move. >>> the race to save lives as bad weather moves in, heavy rain slows rescue efforts and the death toll continues to rise. >>> a gator attack at a kids' birthday party the crushing bite and the death roll caught on tape. the heroic bystander that rolls into action. >>> china's covid port shutdown. a crackdown on fake vaccine cards and the secret lives of people working from home >>> live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening the pentagon is vowing to ramp up evacuations from afghanistan after u.s. troops restored order at kabul 4,000 troo

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smith says she has no plans to resign. reggie: caltrans is holding a hiring event today to keep california beautiful. the event runs at laney college in oakland. caltrans hopes to hire up to 220 people through the newly established clean california program. you need to bring a copy of an application which you can find on the caltrans website, and any licenses or certifications. positions include highway and landscape maintenance and equip it operators. jobina: this is an interesting story. a lake county woman who grabbed a firehose to protect her neighborhood from a wildfire earlier this month is now facing charges. the fire to parma and is accusing her of stealing that firehose. rebecca morrissey is due in court today for her arraignment. abc 7 news spoke with her two weeks ago when she helped rescue goats from the cache fire. now she is in trouble after this photo surfaced. it shows her using a firehose to fight that same wildfire. police say she admitted to taking the hose during another fire in june. >> if you happened

. >>> dos supervisores se unen a lÍderes locales hacen que un llamado de no confianza a lo rri smith, agregaron esta peticiÓn a la agencia para reuniÓn de la prÓxima semana. dicen que smith perdiÓ el control de las cÁrceles y que necesita retirarse del forma voluntaria de supuesto, los supervisores no puedan despedir a smith porque fue electa de votante. >>> las cosas no caen del cielo cuando no queremos tomar el primer paso importante, vea esto, con la tecnologÍa puede seÑor una realidad es que asÍ llegaron muchas vacunas a un hospital en carolina del norte como parte de un programa de la agencia y un programa de drones enfocado en el envÍo de mÉdicos a adultos mayores se espera se pierdan menos vacunas. >>> y inmigrantes que quieran venir a estados unidos tendrÁn que estar vacunados, vamos con los inmunizaciones requeridas por el gobierno y cÓmo pudiera afectar a personas que inician procesos migratorios. >>> muy pronto los que quieran migrar a estados unidos tendrÁn que tener vacunada. >>> los que soliciten residencia permanente deberÁn llevar a su cita de inmigraciÓ

smith dijo que no iba a dejar el cargo. la oficina del alguacil estÁ involucrada en prÁcticas dudosas, segÚn la junta. >> todas las tÁcticas, las maniobras, todas van a ser examinadas. vamos a determinar si vamos a prohibir esas tÁcticas o sÓlo algunas. paola: preguntamos al alcalde quÉ se pretende alcanzar con estos cambios. >> esto es parte de unos cambios que ya empezamos en febrero. yo creo que esas reformas establecerÁn mejores relaciones con la comunidad, especialmente con las comunidades maltratadas histÓricamente por la policÍa. al comenzar el año escolar, nuestra prioridad es la seguridad de los estudiantes. gracias al gobernador newsom, el presupuesto estatal destaca fondos sin precedentes para escuelas pre-kinder al doceavo y universidades comunitarias- con inversiones para la salud mental y emocional, recursos para emplear más enfermeras y consejeros, y su plan expande el pre-kinder para incluir niños de cuatro años. acompaña a los educadores en agradecerle al gobernador newsom, y dígale que siga

i believe that is for the superintendent or chief smith. >> as dr. matthew said, for students who are quarantining, the school will be providing instructional material for them during their quarantine period. there will not be a way that the students can join the online program that's limited for students with particular circumstances. we will not -- you're going to go into quarantine and switch to online program. >> thank you. the next question is for both dr. woolridge and dr. babba. why is cohorting and physical distancing no longer required with masks and vaccines? >> when this pandemic first started, we did not know as much about the virus as we currently do now. because of that, we did full-court press. particularly in school districts in the nation, who were in session before the vaccine was made available, we were doing all of these measures, all of these things because we did not know what worked. we were collecting data on what worked in terms of preventing transmission. the reason why cohorting and physical distancing is not being promoted