ama: new developmentsss tomorrow. many californians can expect to receive another stimulus check two weeks earlier than expected. around two thirds of californians qualified to receive a $600 payment. some families with children are eligible for an additional $500. to qualify, residents must file their 2020 taxes by october 15 and earn less than $75,000. larry: in the east bay, oakland teachers are demanding the district make schools safer after a rise in covid cases in classrooms. more than 100 students and staff have tested positive and classroom time what parents are now threatening to do if oakland unified does not act. >> weekly testing now. >> it is a message they want to make loud and clear. parents are not happy with the current testing protocols at oakland schools. they want weekly covid testing for all students and staff. >> we want to make sure our schools are safe so that our kids can continue and keep on learning. >> oakland unified requires weekly testing for those who are not vaccinated or for those who

ama: amazing. one driver in massachusetts got quite a surprise, a trailer carrying a boat broke loose from a pickup truck and ended up on her suv traveling in the opposite direction. no serious injuries were reported. that sub was totaled -- the suv was totaled but the boat is reported to still be seaworthy. larry: like a scene from fast and furious. 9 is already out, 10 is coming. chris alvarez handling sports. giants in the big apple and actually hit the apple. >> coming up, the giants play homerun derby in new york. find out why brandon belt's find out why brandon belt's homers saving starts with internet and wireless from xfinity. get a great low price on fast, reliable internet. plus, add xfinity mobile with 5g included and save up to $400 a year on wireless over at&t! get fast, reliable wifi to power your personal best... ...and show grandma you're crushing the school year on the nation's most reliable network on the go! get xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. plus, add xfinity

ama: just awful. the governor said with the ongoing drought and temperatures, crews often don't have the luxury of time to get a leg up on the fires before they get out of control. the governor has petitioned the federal government for additional resources, including bringing more personnel to california. rail service has been suspended following the deadliest mass shooting at the san jose railyard. we have details on when a new service might resume. reporter: the san antonio light rail station is one of the busiest the main source of riders, san jose state students. >> usually take the light rail because it stopped there and i walked over from the station. it is easy because you don't have to worry about parking. parking is horrible down here in the parking garage is always full. reporter: students have had to adjust their commute. the valley transportation authority stop light rail services after a mass shooting at the downtown railyard in may that led to the death of nine employees that day, and on

ama: thank you so much. there is a strange twist to the cache fire in lake county but destroyed it of homes earlier this month. wayne freedman tells us a woman is being charged after she grabbed a fire hose to protect her property. reporter: when the cache fire roared through lake county on august 18, it moved fast, burned hot, and destroyed 60 homes. those conditions primed for disaster. >> we had red flag conditions, northeast winds at 28 plus miles an hour. reporter: a lot of heroes emerged from the fire. they included rebecca morrissey who helped rescue burned goats that had been trapped in an enclosure. three of the goats would survive the inferno. >> this is crazy. i grew up on this road. all of these houses have been here my whole life. reporter: now rebecca morrissey finds herself in trouble because of this photo, showing her fighting the same fire with a hose and attachment that local police say she admitted taking during another blaze in june. even now, another 500 to 1000 feet of fire district hos

ama: new developmentsss tomorrow. many californians can expect to receive another stimulus check two weeks earlier than expected. around two thirds of californians qualified to receive a $600 payment. some families with children are eligible for an additional $500. to qualify, residents must file their 2020 taxes by october 15 and earn less than $75,000. larry: in the east bay, oakland teachers are demanding the district make schools safer after a rise in covid cases in classrooms. more than 100 students and staff have tested positive and classroom time what parents are now threatening to do if oakland unified does not act. >> weekly testing now. >> it is a message they want to make loud and clear. parents are not happy with the current testing protocols at oakland schools. they want weekly covid testing for all students and staff. >> we want to make sure our schools are safe so that our kids can continue and keep on learning. >> oakland unified requires weekly testing for those who are not vaccinated or for those who

ama: patel. sandhya: let's take a look first at a time lapse from the tahoe area where the skies were just absolutely smoky today. you take a look at the air-quality around the entire country and most of the country is actually good to moderate. nothing case out west. new the major wildfires, tahoe is taking the title of one of the worst air-quality's and the entire country right now. looking at hazardous. some areas around the sierra nevada in the unhealthy to very unhealthy zone. fortunately for us because of enough of a sea breeze, we have good to moderate air-quality. in the upper parts of the atmosphere, that smoke is still going to impact us, so the air-quality advisory has been extended through tomorrow by the air district. good to moderate air-quality the next three days. i will be back with the hour-by-hour smoke forecast coming up. ama: thank you. check the air-quality any time with our real-time weather tracker. it is live now on our gap -- app. larry: new details in the death of a ber

spencer: ama: -- ama: another check on the weather. larry: getting ready for triple digits. spencer: and feeling an onshore breeze that is having a cooling and cleansing effect. here's a look at wind speeds. we have seen stronger winds than this, it is not gusty but these ar refreshing winds and keeping our air quality in the good to moderate range. temperature ratings are 60 in san francisco, 65 here, 71 san jose, 60 eight palo alto, 69 - 59 pacifica. 66 in napa, 70 in fairfield, mid 70's in livermore and here is a look at the clean blue sky in centerville. we may not have this good air quality by the end of the week. clouds pushed across the bay overnight, a transfer patchy morning drizzle, warmer tomorrow afternoon and that warming will continue as the end of the rate -- week approaches and it will turn hot inland. the expansion of low clouds and fog pushing across the bay, assisted by that onshore breeze. 5:00 tomorrow morning there may be some patchy low clouds still hanging around, there could be patchy drizzle as well, not widespread but there may be damp spots in the

ama: patel. sandhya: let's take a look first at a time lapse from the tahoe area where the skies were just absolutely smoky today. you take a look at the air-quality around the entire country and most of the country is actually good to moderate. nothing case out west. new the major wildfires, tahoe is taking the title of one of the worst air-quality's and the entire country right now. looking at hazardous. some areas around the sierra nevada in the unhealthy to very unhealthy zone. fortunately for us because of enough of a sea breeze, we have good to moderate air-quality. in the upper parts of the atmosphere, that smoke is still going to impact us, so the air-quality advisory has been extended through tomorrow by the air district. good to moderate air-quality the next three days. i will be back with the hour-by-hour smoke forecast coming up. the airth you. it is live now on our gap -- app. larry: new details in the death of a berkeley runner. what is smart watches revealing about his final moment

ama: a political bombshell today in the south bay. sam liccardo called for the resignation of sheriff laurie smith. he cited a number of reasons why. ongoing corruption scandals, accused of demanding campaign donation for carry personals. jail guards beat michael tiery to death and andy hogan was badly injured during jail transfer >> county tax pay have invested a lot of money in that jill. it is still a place of horrible suffering ama: she says she will respond in her own news conference tomorrow morning. dan: in the north bay, a family of six, and four kids had to be rescued. they were hiking in hills. it was warm that day. one by one family members were air lifted from the oak hill mine trail and brought to a community park in town to be taken to the hospital. they are all said to be doing just fine but it is a reminder when it gets that warm, be careful. ama: yeah. but we may have a cooldown coming? >> tomorrow it is going to be cooler. i want to show you the concern that is coming up in just about 24 hours. fire danger rising. wi

ama: amazing. one driver in massachusetts got quite a surprise, a trailer carrying a boat broke loose from a pickup truck and ended up on her suv traveling in the opposite direction. no serious injuries were reported. that sub was totaled -- the suv was totaled but the boat is reported to still be seaworthy. larry: like a scene from fast and furious. 9 is already out, 10 is coming. chris alvarez handling sports. giants in the big apple and actually hit the apple. >> coming up, the giants play homerun derby in new york. find out why brandon belt's homers >> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. chris: the giants are beginning their longest stretch of the season without an off day. 16 games in a row. for all the experts who thought the giants would be lucky to win seven games, tonight would be victory number 81. giants in new york. this fan happy to see wilmer florez back at citi field. brandon belt at the plate. deep shot to center, and that ball hits the apple. 1-0 san francisc

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ama: let's look outside in walnut creek. the air quality advisor extended through the weekend. >> you nee you nee you nee your outdoor time this weekend because the smoke and haze is sticking around. you can see how great and roundish it is. that is smoke in the upper levels of the atmosphere. down near the surface, good to moderate air quality right now. santa rosa is moderate. the worst is nearly oregon border near the wildfires. you will see some tropical moisture from our east bay hills camera. an advisory extended through sunday for wildfire smoke. keeping an eye on live doppler seven on the moisture, because that is remnants of kevin. we also have monsoon moisture of the sierra nevada -- over the sierra nevada. if everything comes together, there could be sprinkles or an isolated shower into tomorrow morning. i will be back with the forecast, coming up. ama: thank you. we may never know what caused one of california's worst all fires of 2020. they announced -- the state announced that they don't have enough evidence to

ama: a plea tonight from a mother in san francisco. she shares her tremendous loss that she blames on covid. what she wants families to know. >> it is sad, angering, disappointing. dan: he is talking about a three-year-old boy born in northern california now trapped in afghanistan. the fight to get him back to the u.s. in a store you will see only on abc 7 news. ama: the storms has passed ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90 days on select popular chevy suvs. plus, get interest free financing for 72 months when you finance with gm financial. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. woman: from our classrooms... man: ...to the playing fields. maybe more than ever before, we are ready for this school year. i'm so excited to see all of my students. we're doing all we can to make sure our schools are safe... woman: ...to make sure our schools are safe. i want to thank parents

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ama: the governor not revealing too much. we did ask him about the reopening of schools and whether he could have done more to reopen schools sooner. he defended his record and stood by what he did. abc 7 news. ama: we have everything you need to know about how to vote in the recall election on our website. larry: a family on board this boat called for help this evening after being grounded in the delta for more than 24 hours. according to the coast guard, the cabin cruiser became stuck near montezuma slough at 8:00 last night. the water was too shallow for the coast guard to rescue the family so the local fire department was called into hell. we are checking with the coast guard to see if everyone was rescued tonight. hopefully they are ok. ama: let's get to our weather and air quality. sandhya: it's going to be improving, beginning this weekend. let me show you some smoke safety tips. women your outdoor activities if you have any sort of respiratory issues. close your windows and doors. your ac on recirculate. these are fri

ama: developing news from kabul. thousands of u.s. forces back in the country to secure the main airport. a nonstop airlift has resumed but the taliban is making it clear it is firmly in charge of afghanistan. here's ian in kabul. ian: another hectic and desperate day as thousands of people go to the airport hoping to get out of the country on these emergency evacuation flights. most of them being run by the u.s. military, but also by other nato countries like britain and france. we are now hearing all u.s. personnel have been safely evacuated from the country. the next phase is u.s. citizens and then afghans who have worked alongside u.s. forces. these special visas applicants, but we are told they have to make their own way to the airport. many of them are hiding at home, afraid to come out to the streets because taliban fighters now dominate the city. they say they are here to provide security, but they are a dark, brooding presence on many junctions, roads. there is a risk that could be stopped at checkpoint. this is the reason wh

ama: and i am ama daetz. . for sandia, thank you for joining us. see you at 6:00. . >>> tonight, the fall of afghanistan. president biden addressing the american people late today, defending the u.s. withdrawal, telling americans, quote, i stand firmly behind my decision. the searing images from kabul, with the taliban now in control of the country. afghan citizens racing to an american military plane, a c-17, heading down the runway for takeoff. reports people were killed falling from the plane. and that others died in the chaos. disturbing video showing people desperate to board planes. video showing a child being pulled aboard, clinging to a rope. the u.s. tonight now says it is preparing to airlift tens of thousands of american embassy staff and afghan interpreters and their families. those who bravely worked with the americans over 20 years, now

ama: a plea tonight from a mother in san francisco. she shares her tremendous loss that she blames on covid. what she wants families to know. >> it is sad, angering, disappointing. dan: he is talking about a three-year-old boy born in northern california now trapped in afghanistan. the fight to get him back to the u.s. in a store you will see only on abc 7 news. ama: the storms has passed [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant...all covered with blossoms. dan: after 20 years of occupation, america's war in afghanistan is over. the pentagon released this photo of the last soldier to board the last flight out. more than 2400 troops were killed in combat in afghanistan, including the 13 who died during a suicide bombing last week outside kabul airport. u.s. forces say all military members have been evacuated. the

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ama: good to know ahead of time. dan: [music] 'my own garden is my own garden,' said the giant, so he built a high wall all around it. then one morning the giant heard some lovely music. through a little hole in the wall, the children had crept in. and the giant's heart melted... and they found the giant...all covered with blossoms. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [ sfx: bing bloop ding ding bloop bing ] the day can wait. enter the golden state, with real california dairy. dan: dblop t o w aning wi the anuncementf daw host. ama: mike richards, the executive producer, was selected as the show's main host. they both s both following alex trebek's death is a true honor. dan: can you imagine? the 38th season debuts. jeopardy airs on abc 7. after 38 seasons, it is a new era. ama: it certainly is. larry is here with sports. >> the giants and a's have both gotten hot. the a's led by their unlikely cleanup hitter, jed you know when you're at ross and all those brands have her like...

ama: so quick. in the south bay, new calls to cut back and conserve water use or face monthly limits with financial penalties. amanda del castillo yo wens what this means for customers. reporter: water budgets and financial penalties. this could be the future for san jose water company customers who don't meet the moment. extreme widespread doubt. >> they've done a lot of count -- cutbacks before. we are asking more so we can get through the crisis. reporter: san jose water says the company is asking customers to cut back and conserve 15% from their 2019 water use levels and pay $7.13 in surcharges for every unit of water use beyond that amount. >> it doesn't mean that they have a higher bill. if they stay within their allocation, they will not get a drought surcharge. reporter: san jose water filed an updated water contingency plan with the california public utilities commission earlier this month, adding that the company will decide whether to put the new plan in place. >> this is something to tak

ama doesn't think i'm going to get this name right, but eliza. ama: nailed it. larry: limited time starting today. did you put your order in, mona? >> flaming dew? the announcement has left social media polarized with some lining up to place an order and others expressing terror at the idea. clearly you see where i am. a pepsico executive has admitted the new drink is its mow provocative yet. to be a fly on the wall in the board room meeting when they decided this is what they wanted to do. >> a lot of kyles out there. i apologize. the thing about this, though, flaming hot cheetos and mountain dew have such a loyal fan base. so combining the two of them. there you go. >> flamin' hot cheetos and cream cheese. you're welcome. mountain dew and the trash can. you're also welcome. >> coming up on this national dog day, by the way, in case you didn't know, we are sharing your photos. >> we share our plugs, plus the 11-story ferris wheel that just opened at the crossroads of the world. our own will ganss checked it out himself. >>> but first, the three tropical systems

ama: yeah. phil: they're worried that people will throw them away and if they don't fill them out right away, they will be like, where did i put that thing? i can't find it. larry: you have been inside my house. phil: yeah. ama: send it in. phil: that's what it is. it is not a question of getting people to make up the mines. it is getting them to relay that back to the ballot box. larry: yeah, finding the ballot is a good start. thank you, feel. ballots for the recall election are in the mail as we mentioned because of the pandemic. every registered voter is getting a vote by mail ballot. you can register to vote up to four just two weeks before election day, august 30. you can do a conditional voter registration all the way up to election day, on tuesday september 14. ama: firefighters are making progress in the battle against the catch fire, and lake county. it is 40% contained after burning 75 acres. the fire has destroyed 56 homes and 150 eight vehicles. hundreds of people remained evacuated

ama: bay area, you can see how cases have gone up and down. the winter surge was the worst but our current summer search is eclipsing last year's. on august 10, the rolling average of new cases was around 1300. most recently, it was over 1900. for the second day in a row, california's test positivity rate has gone down, now 6.2%. the state reported fewer than 10,000 new cases, but 300 new patients were admitted to the hospital. dan: testing trouble reported in the north bay. complaints about a nonprofit pop-up site led to its closure and the state is getting involved. wayne freedman explains what is going on. wayne: they are the byproduct of this pandemic, testing stations. they make it easier to track the advance of the latest covid surge. >> i was having some headaches. >> i work around people also figured i may as well get it. wayne: when brandon got tested, he knew he could trust the results. that has not always been the case elsewhere. >> not properly socially distancing, not answering questions about who they are, not disclosing their tr

ama: we will see. dan: on that subject of attending, when will the school district a better handle on how many kids returned and decided to continue staying home? reporter: my experience is that it usually takes about 10 days for the dust to settle. some families have been assigned to a school, want to attend another school. a place opens up at that school and moving around continues for a few days. then you have families who have left and never told the district. in 10 days we will have a better picture of where students will be and if they have the staff. dan: that will be interesting. ama: a federal judge dismissed the lawsuit filed by a san francisco school board member. she sued the district in march, accuse them of violating free-speech rights in connection with tweets. she lost her position as vice president on the board and was stripped of some committee assignments. today, the judge ruled her claims had no merit. dan: a lot more to come, less than a month away from california's recall election

ama: thanks for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live" with guest host sean hayes! tonight -- awkwafina -- keke palmer -- and music from daryl hall and john oats. and now, sean hayes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> sean: whoo! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. that's so nice. thank you, guys. welcome to "jimmy kimmel live." i am your guest host, sean hayes. [ cheers and applause ]

ama: we need to get back to the weather. sandhya: watching can -- dan: watching conditions that are just perfect today for this disaster except it was not as hot as it might have been. low humidity and gusty winds feared what about tomorrow? sandhya: that pattern will stick around so let me show you smoke from the wildfires. you will see just how much smoke was pouring into the bay area from those northern california wildfires and just joking our air. i want to show you a timelapse from the sunset time period. bay ho's camera at 7:58. the sun has a reddish tinge. here are safety tips. avoid exposure to smoke, close your windows and doors. it is not that hot so hopefully, you can do that. make sure if you have ac to put it on recirculate so you are not breathing all that awful air we have been dealing with today. as we take a look at the air quality, unhealthy but we are seeing moderate to good air quality so slight improvement to is temporary. awful air quality near the wildfires. unhealthy in the red. let me show you the ho

ama: so quick. in the south bay, new calls to cut back and conserve water use or face monthly limits with financial penalties. amanda del castillo yo wens what this means for customers. reporter: water budgets and financial penalties. this could be the future for san jose water company customers who don't meet the moment. extreme widespread doubt. >> they've done a lot of count -- cutbacks before. we are asking more so we can get through the crisis. reporter: san jose water says the company is asking customers to cut back and conserve 15% from their 2019 water use levels and pay $7.13 in surcharges for every unit of water use beyond that amount. >> it doesn't mean that they have a higher bill. if they stay within their allocation, they will not get a drought surcharge. reporter: san jose water filed an updated water contingency plan with the california public utilities commission earlier this month, adding that the company will decide whether to put the new plan in place. >> this is something to tak

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ama: let's not do that. larry: no malice at the palace. ama: although that does sound great. a chicago couple is garnering international attention after they build their wedding guests who did not show up. the couple recently tied the knot at a slinky resort in jamaica. this is not them in the video. larry: i was going to say, i want to get a look at these two. ama: that is not them. it does show a wedding at the resort and what it can look like. looks fabulous. the newlyweds went viral after a post of the invoice they sent to no-show wedding guests. they are charging $120 each to the eight people who rsvp'd yes but did not see them say i do. essentially, it sounds like the cost of the dinner. that sounds about per person. it is not like they are charging them a flight. you kind of assume that is going to happen and put that into the back of your mind, right, dan? dan: i guess. it happens. nonetheless, it's expensive to go to a wedding. . that is why you have the rsvp's, seek and make room for someone else who cannot attend. if there is a no-show, there is an empty plate. the

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ama: thank you. theerncing has some par par their children now that they are back in the classroom. >> san francisco parents we talked to said they were so happy their children were returning to in person learning if they have not even thought about air purifiers in the classroom. >> i think they've got one, yeah. i think there's one. i don't know. >> but the smoke today was much more noticeable than earlier this week. san francisco unified has told us because of covid, they make sure to have ventilation in all of their classrooms. >> in some classrooms, that looks like lots of windows that open, and in other classrooms, it looks like making sure there is mechanical ventilation. >> as wildfires continue to spread, opening windows is not always advisable. quickly pollution, the smoke, plus respiratory viruses -- >> > pollution, smoke, plus respiratory viruses is a bad combination. that's what ventilation systems are important. >> to minimize the spread of covid, some schools are requiring lunch be tak

ama: what the governor protected pg&e from were the consequences of its crimes. pg&e pleaded guilty to a felony for sparking the 2018 campfire that burned 14,000 family homes in and around paradise. dan: sacramento has spent years on an investigation called fire, power, money. in part one, we showed you how governor newsom's office changed state laws to benefit pg&e's bottom line. but there was another part that he played. the self-declared broker of p&g's -- pg&e's bankruptcy deal. ama: reporter brand brand bringing you the -- brandon ritterman bringing you the french laundry connection. reporter: a plate of dinner at this award-winning restaurant in napa county starts at $350. but dining here during the pandemic cost governor gavin newsom quite a bit more than that. >> governor gavin newsom is apologizing for not following his own protocols tonight. >> the french laundry restaurant. >> french laundry restaurant. >> so i want to apologize to you. because i need to preach and practice, not justwre th laundry because it's where the governor had dinner in a small g

ama: one day frank notice stacked away, vr goggles. he got the idea to use it so residents could do the traveling covid was preventing them. frank: we are going to put this on clay and sending him to france. >> come along with me to a journey to paris. >> we went to different places in the world and it makes you feel like you are someplace high up in the hills. >> for people who had a plan to take a two to alaska, they can go to alaska on a headset. ama: traveling virtually but soon something deeper started to unfold. the residents started taking frank into their past. frank: they are requesting places they have been already, to relive memories. >> the first time i went to beirut was back in the early 1960's, which is where my father's side comes from you feel like you are right there, live. frank will and listen in and experience stories they are telling me. it is nice seeing their reaction when they relive the moment. >> you get to see something that will spark the remembering, oh, remember when -- start conversations. julian: virtua

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ama: and the air-quality? >> it will be warm. the air-quality, it will be acted. let me show you what the temperatures will look like in a minute. first, let's talk about climate change. july, 2020 one, going down and the record books as the hottest month in record. on the subject of heat, we have an advisory. 1:00 p.m. until 8:00 sunday. up to 180 degrees. make sure you drink plenty of water and stay hydrated. i want to show you a beautiful view from our camera. i will backtrack so you can see it. fog, haze and smoke color. let me show you where the tropical moisture was coming from. remnants of a tropical storm streaming into our area. sprinkles in napa and fairfield. here is what i expect. a couple more sprinkles going into early tomorrow morning. other than that, mid and high-level clouds. it is mild to warm outside w 60's and 70's for most of you. as you look at a life picture, we do have some fog in the city. hazy skies heating up. a live look from the east bay hills, a little bit of fog but it has compressed. air-quality, everyone over 50, you want it to be

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ama: one day, frank noticed this, stashed away, a pair of virtual reality goggles. frank got the idea of using it to do the traveling covid was preventing them from doing. frank: we can do it from france. >> we went from different places in the world. it makes you feel like you are in someplace high, that is real high up in the hills. was to go to alaska, they can go to alaska on the headset, or they want to cruise the caribbean, you can go to the caribbean on the headset. ama: traveling virtually was fun, but the residents started to take frank into their past. frank: they want to relive memories. >> the first time i went out to beirut was way back in the early 1960's, which is where my father's side was from. frank: listening in, kind of experience some of their stories they are telling me, and it is nice their reaction, when they live in the moment. >> you get to see something that will spark a memory, oh, remember that time when. it will spark a conversation. ama:, dates -- paul loves food. but his diabetes made food a mystery. everything felt like a “no.” b

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good evening, thanks for joining us, i am ama daetz. larry: and i'm larry beil. ama: you are getting a live look at the san jose city council meeting had to pause earlier hours after being disrupted by protesters. larry: city council, things are calm down. ama: the agenda topic that got their attention, mandating vaccines for events at city facilities. amanda del castillo joins us live and have the council made a decision? amanda: that vote is expected any moment now. counsel is still hearing public comment. we heard from people inside council chambers in an overflow room and then people who are calling i home very passionate about today's topic. we

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