it was, in fact, daniel myers. i'll tell you, i got a little weak in the knees. >> two years after heather's body was found, daniel myers was arrested and charged with her murder. kotsopoulos thought myers might have lured heather to his trailer hoping to have sex with her, and attacked her when she refused. you ever hear the name danny myers before? >> nope. >> never. >> she never talked about him? >> never. >> myers sat in jail for a year and a half. and then came word of a deal. in exchange for no death penalty, myers, agreed to plead guilty to heather's murder and receive life without parole. he is appealing. at sentencing, d. a. tim braun gave the bogle family a glimpse into heather's last moments. >> this was her body as it was discovered. >> as for heather's cut hair? braun said that was not just the final insult in a crime of passion. it was, he said, myers ' deliberate and futile attempt to remove all traces of his dna from heather's body. >> heather bogle was the real hero in this case because she fought

myers. the fire has stayed in the hills above the structured areas on the basin floor. you can see the perimeter is about a mile from lake tahoe airport right here. the outer edge of this fire right now is about three miles from heavenly. over the next 12 hours, the winds are going to push it away from heavenly, think fully, because you can see it is more of a northeasterly direction. an fires love to climb up hills and mountains. that is what we are seeing right now on this northeastern fringe of the caldor fire. once fires reach tops, they tend to slow down and speed and intensity. that's what we're seeing right now. it is hung up right here in this ridge top right now. where watching winds very close -- we are watching winds very closely. as they weaken tonight, we -- we are watching winds very closely. as they weaken tonight, that's not necessarily great news. the wind, 10-15 mph, the direction is going to change. the winds will shift from the northeast, more working toward the northwest

i am in a neighborhood on the south side of myers. this was pretty close to the flames were yesterday. one of the things i've noticed in neighborhoods like this. a lot of police officers patrolling to make sure no looting is going on. we talked to some in law enforcement who say in this street in particular iroquois on the southside of myers law enforcement spotted some spot fires that were happening from some of the embers that were being carried from the caldor fire. well, they notified cal fire and cal fire got some resources here pretty quickly and good thing, too, because some of these spot fires are less than a 100 feet away from some of the homes here and one of the things you'll notice with the spot fires and how they respond to that really quickly as they bring in the bulldozers the heavy equipment here. you can see some of the trails left behind by these bulldozers. these create space. so the fire can't creep along the ground. this is crucial to slowing the fire down especially around some of these neighborhoods in towns lik

and that's what happened in myers. you myers. the fire was still a few miles from myers. but some spot fires. we're we're we're starting in them flying again and they had properties there where you can see some burn marks on the properties. luckily the none of the houses burned you're talking to that for captain about the protection in that area. so far since this fire started back on august 14th. it's burned around 500 homes. but in the last 12 to 24 hours at least in that community, that area where they're getting a spot fires. the fire captain said they haven't lost any homes and is hoping after they went and did more evaluation in the area that that that would hold and they're hoping that holds tonight as well. as you heard him saying, but some caution in those words because of the winds. they just that they know they've got a battle ahead. yeah, let's hope those you know, working in their favor. chip yost are reporting for us. thank you. chip. we know you've been there all day long and into the night. >> appreciate all the work you're doing for us that ship will chec

that's when the red flag warning ends for now reporting live in myers. i'm chip yost. we'll sent back to ship. and of course those winds are the scariest part that i hope you have a a mask there >> check your lines. yes. just took the mask off for the report. but the the air quality here is for beloved back. my sherry has a nice good mask on because. >> you can just you breathe in big chunk of talks of hash. if you're not careful so that put a lot of warnings out to the folks around here who remain around here just to be careful because the air quality is very bad. >> all right. thank you. chip yost reporting live for us at from tahoe. take a look now at the areas under evacuation. >> orders and warnings. the orders are in red. >> the portion of the it's yellow those areas are under evacuation warnings, people there should be ready to leave at a moment's notice. you can see. >> south lake tahoe is under that mandatory red evacuation order. this goes for the entire basin, including emerald bay and makes pay. it had stopped at the nevada line up until about a half hour a

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life coverage with wayne freedman live in myers. >> good evening, i talked about the potential of this fire and what they think it might do in the winds you were talking about our all around us, maybe as high as already miles an hour in the canyon behind it. it's not like a while of flames, it is -- wall of flames, it is like a prize fight. it is doing little jobs, trying to go for a knockout punch. firefighters want the counterpunch. >> we are putting a lot of them possess on not losing homes but we can't guarantee anything. >> the place they call christmas valley about six miles from lake tahoe, today flames on highway 50 on one side and toward highway 89 on the other. the larger fire easy here spawned countless other ones and each demanded a response. this group from the lake valley fire district fought in its own backyards dutch yard as embers landed interrupted, a cycle that led to more fires if you hundred miles away, more like a series of skirmishes and a much larger war. if this was left alone, what would happen? >> it will keep burning. >> there is no way right now to communic

back out here live in myers. i just want a show you another example of what we have been talking about. the wildlife around here trying two escape the fire and trying two find sources of water and food. this is a dumpster assigned a restaurant i'm standing by showing all of the signs of being attacked by a bear, including this mustard container. you can see we found tooth marks on it. so, that is something that we have seen with bears roaming around the town of south lake tahoe. we have not seen one here yet. just one of the many hazards in this large fire zone. back to you. >> you can see how smoky it is out there. still dealing with hazardous air quality due to the caldor fire in the tahoe fire. in the bay area we are looking at smart haze pushing into the region. we have wildfires burning up to the north pushing into the pacific ocean. the sea breeze also pushes haze into the bay area. so, we have the air quality advisory in effect today and for tomorrow at this point, the weather model and the smoke forecast

myers, florida, say they stopped what could have been the next parkland school massacre. the arrests of two middle school students is one of a string of disturbing incidents at middle schools around the country. here's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, police near ft. myers, florida, say they foiled a mask shooting plot at this middle school. >> we're one second away from a columbine here. >> reporter: 13-year-old and 14-year-old boys arrested, after police say another student told the teacher one of the students had a gun. authorities say no gun was found. but they did find a map of locations of all of the school security cameras. and they say search warrants at the boys' homes turned up a gun and several knives. investigators say the kids had been studying the columbine massacre. meanwhile, in north carolina -- police say this disturbing video shows high schoolers shooting more than 150 bullets into a home in charlotte. inside a 3-year-old was killed while he was sleeping. his 5-year-old sister grazed by a bullet. the suspects on the run. police say the violence

live in myers, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. anchor: we hope that happens. air quality has been an issue clearly for the past several days. how the fire crews handling that? wayne: i think the fire crews are handling it fine. they are used to it. they have the apparatus in need if they are getting in the bad stuff. they seem to be doing ok. i was wearing a mask yesterday. it could indicate there more used to it than some of our roads. anchor: thank you, wayne. our team coverage continues with abc 7 news meteorologist drew tracking the conditions in tahoe. drew: watching two areas closely around kirkwood and in the hills above myers where wayne freedman was talking about. zooming in, there is the northeastern end of the fire, the perimeter outlined in red. the winds will push continually to the north and east. what we are watching, the winds will shift later on tonight the winds close to midnight, lighter but more of a southeasterly direction. that will try and push the fire closer down into the base end. news, calfire has been working this area extensively o

you're just mentioning myers being one of the threatened areas. they actually had some spot fires in myers because of the fire. the winds blowing those embers ford a little earlier we took a ride up highway 51 a little bit west. a couple miles west of myers. here's what it looked like there. >> on tuesday evening. the counter fire continued. it's moving east toward south lake tahoe. resort town that now sits empty, thanks to mandatory evacuation orders covid for. >> 2 summers. now is hurt businesses. and now to have the town completely shut down. it will hurt a lot of people. the fire's movement has been pushed by high winds and gusts expected to reach 40 miles per hour or more. those gusts have pushed flames up to 3 quarters of a mile ahead of the fire. >> creating new fires and hotspots to deal with this map from the national weather service shows the fires recent trajectory lake tahoe is on the top right of the map. the bright red marks show the hot spots created in the previous 24 hours. we asked a fire captain about what his comfort level was

right now i am actually in myers at one of the checkpoints. temperatures are cooler right now. the winds are fairy lights. that is good news for firefighters. i want to show you some of the flames burning last night's as the fire continued to move to the east, still threatening lake tahoe on the southern edge of the fire. alpine, douglas and amador county is also still at risk. at last check the fire is burned more than 200,000 acres. we will get numbers from cal fire coming up later, we take a live look at the camera on sierra-at-tahoe. the alert wildfire camera. the fire already burned through the area early monday morning. you can see the fire still burning in the distance. still threatening the area. in the meantime, it looks like the far western edge of the fire, the danger is lessening taking a look at the latest evacuation map there, the evacuations have been downgraded to a warning in pines and north coming out in el dorado county governor newsom visited some of the damage yesterday and talked about future plans to manage the california forest to reduce the fire risk. i

-- the flames are creeping up on myers come on that area. south lake tahoe is a ghost town. it is a ghost town. not on the california or nevada side of it. everyone's vacated. we did have to move some of our evacuees who were staying in hotels. a lot of it was because of resources, to support, they wouldn't be able to come up your to provide food and things they needed. we are setting a base. firefighters will be working here based out of heavenly, where i am now. we will be working with the firefighters out of placerville to combat this fire over the next couple of weeks. >> one strategy that we heard about was firefighters trying to redirect to the -- redirect the caldor fire, forcing it into an area where there is no field. is that working? >> i can't speak as to whether or not that is working. i'm not capable of speaking of the operational methods taking place. but one of the things you want to remove is the fuel the fire can actually consume. if that is what they are doing right now, then that is absolutely one of the tactics that would

they put out such a strong containment line just north of myers, they kept the flames out of myers today. keeping it away from south lake tahoe. i will have more in my forecast in our cooler bay area weather in about 18 minutes. >> thousands of people in south lake tahoe evacuated. one popular hotel asked evacuees to leave their rooms this morning. why? a hotel employee says the hotel is only taking in fire crews and emergency personnel. melissa colorado spoke to evacuees who say they have nowhere else to go. she joins us live from south lake tahoe with more. >> reporter: right, janelle, the hotel behind me caters to tourists until recently it was catered to evacuees who came here with all of their belongings and pets. this morning, evacuees told me they got a bit of surprising news, hotel employees telling them we need you to give up your room. we need you to give up your room because we need to provide these rooms for firefighters for emergency personnel. yet again these evacuees having no choice but to pack up their stuff and head further east. >> i understand first responders have to

subsided, at least in the south lake tahoe area and the myers area. hopefully fire crews are taking advantage of these good conditions because in the last day and a half. they have seen some intense wind gusts, some fire crews have seen 20 to 35 mile wind gusts and the wind has unfortunately been taking the flames towards south lake tahoe now crews have been working effortlessly to make sure those flames are not burning towards the town. they they've been making sure like the populated areas they've been keeping it up in the remote tree lines. unfortunately, though, the flames were heading towards the heavenly ski resort towards kirkwood as well. so those ski resorts have been putting their a snow blower machines on making sure that they can do anything too. what those fuels making sure nothing takes off. but it's been a tough fight. i mean, the fire yesterday went in to even nevada county where we were saying we're not nevada county, rather nevada where we were and that is why a lot of people had to evacuate their people in genoa and all sorts of tow

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. >> continuing our team covered on the firefight, in myers. renc >> you just heard from that press conference how critical the firefight is right now. crews can't stop those flames, so now they are working to protect property in the flames path, conditions are expected to get worse, that red flag warning extended, we were just off of truck he rode earlier today, where flames were extremely close to cabins and homes, removing flammable degree from properties. firefighters are staged up and down that way ready to protect properties, as flames move closer. take a listen. >> these can travel sometimes up to a mile ahead of that, the head of the fire. it tells you there's a risk, that's why we are evacuating them. this fire can extend. >> reporter: right now we have not seen a lot of activity in this area, as far as where we are standing, directly behind highway 50, highway 50 and highway 89 do meet, we know that up on upper road, there was a home that we saw the homeowner was using a sprinkler system hoping to keep their property safe, but right n

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and then when heard myers the neighborhood i live in was evacuee warning. we tried to erase back of trying to some stuff from my house when i was on sunday night midnight when we got into town and there was a roadblock. they shared these photos. this one showing the major traffic jam trying to get out of town. >> and this one showing fire burning in christmas valley. but all your family made it out, ok. >> yeah, they did. it's definitely emotional roller coaster. >> it's been really intense the past few days deali g with waiting and the reality of things trying to figure out information on our home and also being like right now currently staying in a hotel. they really welcomed us and give us great hospitality is so that's an awesome. they're both guest here at the handler. a union square hotel in san francisco, which is now a resource for caldor fire evacuees i have to do is we ask that you show from the fire evacuation areas and then what we do is we pass on a preferred rate of $75 and includes parking as we figure everyone's going to be i think anything

that fire established itself on the others have 89 in the hills above myers. this fire is about three miles away from the outer boundaries of south lake tahoe. one of the areas we are watching closely, the fire has established itself, firefighters are working near pioneer trail. bulldozers trying to keep the fire in the hills and away from structures on the basin. watching kirkwood right now. the fire is getting close. the winds right now are pushing that fire towards kirkwood. i will bring it spencer christian because these wins, we will be dealing with them for another day. spencer: given the conditions you have described, it is not surprising the red flag warning will be in effect in that area until 11:00 tomorrow night. let's take a look at the red flag warning. wind generally out of the west southwest with gusts 20 to 35 miles per hour, but there will be stronger gusts than 35. it covers the entire region of the central sierra including lake tahoe. the forecast calls for winds to remain out of the southwest. then a diminishing little bit in the overnight

erin myers has the latest. >> hi, you too. as for the moderna vaccine. health officials are saying that they need to submit more data to the fda before can be approved. so that could take into october those with weakened immune systems, though, can currently get the pfizer or moderna 3rd dose now. now, when it comes to the booster shot. the rollout is expected to be september 20th for pfizer. but moderna may be delayed by a week or 2. according to doctor anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser. >> companies must submit the appropriate information to the fda to get that approval first, we're not going to do anything unless he gets the the appropriate fda regulatory approval. >> and then the recommendation from the advisory committee on immunization practices doctor fauci says the vaccine's efficacy does start to diminish. so a 3rd dose may turn out to be the proper regimen and that data out of israel shows booster doses offer profound protection. >> against infection and hospitalization those with weakened immune systems have been able to get

this is myers. this is lower echo lake where the fire burned into yesterday and you see highway 89 right along here after echo summit. there's this big valley where it dips down that is that christmas valley and you can see all of these homes have been saved right along highway 89 the fire picks up on the other side of 89. yes, you have embers being blown more than a mile in some cases. and all of this has burned overnight. and today for perspective again here, south lake tahoe. here is the lake. it's all very close, maybe 3 miles or so from where the fire is here to the water of lake tahoe. the fire is growing but crews are saving homes. that is the story line tonight as we look some of the areas that are still under mandatory evacuation orders. this is the map from the eldorado county sheriff showing that expansive area basically, you know, a huge area of eldorado county. the red is an evacuation order. the yellow an evacuation warning. obviously southlake here. emerald a popular areas. it doesn't

cnn meteorologist chad myers also standing by. chad, we mentioned it's moving very slowly. ryan paints the picture for us. where do we go from here? >> we go for all this dirt, which is now mud, especially alabama and florida, even with 30-mile-per-hour wind, we can see the trees coming down. many areas in the eight to ten-inch rain. it won't even get out of louisiana later this week. it's going to sit there and spin and make more rain fall. the models i've been looking at today put most of the rain in alabama, florida and only eastern louisiana, plaquemines parish. there will be rain in new orleans, of course. but the heaviest rain looks like it's shifting to the east again. probably four to six inches of rain. those winds are still 30 miles per hour with this. we will keep watching it for you. even had a couple of tornado warnings this morning. have to watch out for that as well. >> ryan young, chad myers, thanks so much to both of you. >>> let's go back to capitol hill where the senate judiciary committee hearing is going to -- is under way. senators examining the inspec

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a little bit of hope for all of the homes that are here in south lake tahoe myers christmas valley. the cal fire is working so diligently to protect in south lake tahoe. i'm richard sharp. >> thank you, richard. now, of course we have continuing coverage of the caldor fire on our website. kron 4 dot com. you can check in any time of day, you'll find interactive evacuation maps. we have maps that show where the cal fire has reported structures burned or damaged and where evacuees can get help. just scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you right to that section of kron 4 dot com. >> time now 7.34. and let's go to the east bay. another big story, the alameda unified school board is voting on 2 proposals to better protect students from covid. they are now if approved. they would mean stricter covid protocols. we've got kron four's camila barco live in alameda now to explain. >> what we need to know about this. good morning, camilla. >> good morning. deiah james, you're right. there's 2 proposals on the table. the first one, what asked all unvaccinated students to get tested fo

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they're from myers where the fire has been burning dangerously close by. it was a little >> kind of scary and getting everybody out. and then going home and packing really quick. >> have to hope and faith and just hope that get through it. other families, especially those with pets are using tense as well. it's not bad. we've been kept in the 4th. keep the fast-moving fire from creating more havoc. crews have been clearing brush along highway 50 to keep the flames from jumping the road as flare ups like this continue to happen. the concern also becomes the burning trees crashing on that. this path for emergency crews. the focus for fire crews is also along pioneer trail where families have resorted to using sprinklers in hopes of keeping any fire from destroying their homes. i'm hopeful are great guys the fire department get this thing out before it gets to the town really the caldor fire has destroyed more than 600 structures. many of those were homes and at least 30,000 more structures are threatened. >> by this fire reporting in south lake tahoe. dan th

that's where "i" with bristol-myers. >> let us move on, pete, let's talk about your -- we have a lot of investment committee moves today. you're similar, calls on blink charging >> yeah, blink charging that one was interesting to me, charging equipment and something that josh was alluding to just now talking about the trades he was doing. niece are trades, sully. i want to make that very clear these are option trades we are talking about right now. workhorse is another one another one where it's an option trade. you know, if you're wrong, josh is 100% right we talk about this all the time it's about discipline, it's about knowing when you're wrong you get rid of it and when it's working you trim into it flea and then eventually you decide at what point do i get out of the trade? but none are stocks for me they're all call trading but we're seeing so much in the ev space right now, brian, over the last two or three sessions we have seen nio and tesla you could go through the group practically and i could say, yeah, we did that. saw it in lordstown. >> alb. >> yeah, another one nikola.

those flames away from areas like myers in south lake tahoe. we replaced a southwesterly wind with the northerly wind. and it's a very, very calm wind at that. so overwhelmingly good conditions this morning. at least compared to where we had been. it's nice to share some good news with you up there and you know fire crews up there just nonstop trying to get things under control in these areas. as for our with gusts, even less impressive kirkwood, 4 mile per hour wind gust 7 miles per hour. at times, not looking at a windy morning in the least bit. now, as far as smoke goes, we have settled back with some haze out there for sure. it's not an overwhelmingly smoky forecast for us. obviously the worst impact of that is across the very northern tier. the state. but we will have a hazy weekend ahead. severe respiratory conditions. maybe not the best one for a long hike or something like that. limit outdoor exposure. if you know your sensitivities to that smoke. high pressure is building in. so it's about to get hotter. it's about to get easier. and t

going to push fires more towards were already burned areas are and also uphill away from areas like myers in south lake tahoe. a little bit of good news for your friday to kick off the weekend. wind gusts and some of our upper elevations. also fairly light this morning, which is just good news. on top of that. as far as we go with smoke in the bay area. you can definitely see an impact here. but the worst of it is to our north and to our north and east. so that is also a bit of good news to get the weekend started. it's not ideal. we do have hazy skies and with high pressure in place, there's not going to be a whole lot of mixing occurring to get this haze steered out of here. so expect a lot of yellow on your map the next couple of days. pockets of poor in there, too. not as bad of air quality is what we had last week. now daytime highs today are going to peak in a range of 60's 70's on the peninsula near the coastline. 70's 80's along the bay shore. some upper 80's inland and only one 90 today in danville, tomorrow's temperatures will be a lot more so in the 90's than today with our hot

and then when heard myers the neighborhood i live in was evacuee warning. we tried to erase back of trying to some stuff from my house times when i was on sunday night midnight when we got into town and there was a roadblock. they shared these photos. this one showing the major traffic jam trying to get out of town. >> and this one showing fire burning in christmas valley. but all your family made it out, ok. >> yeah, they did. it's definitely emotional roller coaster. >> it's been really intense the past few days dealing with waiting and the reality of things trying to figure out information on our home and also being like right now currently staying in a hotel. they really welcomed us and give us great hospitality so that's an awesome. they're both guest here at the handler. a union square hotel in san francisco, which is now a resource for caldor fire evacuees i have to do is we ask that you show from the fire evacuation areas and then what we do is we pass on a preferred rate of $75. >> it includes parking as we figure everyone's going to be i think any

so let's check in now with chad myers. what's going on here? >> well, in may we started out with ana, and yesterday we picked up victor. victor. out in the atlantic, not going to hit anything, but we have one name left, wanda. in years past, when we ran out of names, we went to the greek alphabet. no longer the case. we have a supplemental list from the hurricane center and from the hurricane people out in europe as well, making these names, so we will not be going to alpha, beta, gamma. this weather report brought to you by servpro. some storms in the middle parts of the country, omaha to oklahoma city. sam, still a category, 3 almost 4 hurricane here still in the atlantic, going to brush bermuda with some waves. and there is victor out in the african coast and that will not hit anything when it comes to land. it will be a fish storm in the middle. now back here to the waves that will be in bermuda, could be 30 to 40 feet, and even this weekend, in the northeast or all along the east coast, waves could be 5 to 10 feet. you have to be very care

cnn meteorologist chad myers has more now from the cnn weather center. chad, i mean, the wildfire season, it starts earlier every year, it seems, ends later. you've got multiple blazes burning at one time. give some perspective for folks because i think from far away they might look at one fire and say that's one. but from 30,000 feet, right, you see the extent of this. >> sure do. i mean, you hear it, you see it, you smell it. the smoke is just all over the country. we even had it in the northeast for a couple days as the wind was blowing in the right or wrong direction. but ten states now have 78 fires across the west. it's all because of the drought. it just didn't rain and it didn't snow this year. and we're watching for wind and we're watching for lightning. at least this year we haven't had the lightning complexes that have started so many fires last year. it was just a mess last year. right, temperatures out west are way above where we should be. 10 or 15 degrees in some spots. it will be 110 degrees in las vegas this week. well, that's the desert

paul sangha is in myers tonight with a closer look at what was used to protect those buildings. as the sun sets on the caldor fire in the lake tahoe basin. >> more and more people are coming back home thankful they have one to return to so many folks on the fire and we're just so thankful and so proud of the work that they >> work to protect homes and structures importantly, historic sites like this historic and gore look out above fallen leaf lake. >> covered in the luminous rap and it was the first time that i saw lights in the basin. lisa herron with the force service lake tahoe management says it's a technique she has seen used by the 4 service over the past few years throughout the west. but as the caldor fire moved east kuz to work to head to wrap the lookout and protected from radiant heat and embers flying a mile away from the fire. the angora lookout was built in 1924. and this wasn't the first time a wildfire has threatened the structures. you can see the burn scars right over here. this is from the 2007 angora fight. protecting homes and other buildings with a little

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it was called burn side versus myers. we had no idea that that case was going to influence all of our lives and all the lives of all of you students were watching this today. this is the case that establish the substantial disruptions standard in schools. you can have free speech rights and not substantially disrupt school. these kids in mississippi eventually won their case. the courts said that they should've had the right where those buttons. they could use their first amendment rights because it in substantially disrupt school. that is where that standard comes from. but there were also sad things continuing. now on the news, what do we see here john? >> well, this is a picture of the war in vietnam. during the war in vietnam, we were confronted with pictures like this on our television sets every night. there were pictures of people that had been bombed, pictures of elections that have been burned down. >> but was napalm by the way? could you tell it was? >> napalm is a gasoline that has had things added to it to mak

. >> that's bob myers, we'll get back to him in a minute. let's get back to kareem abdul jabar. saying they are failing to live up to the responsibilities that come with celebrity. athletes are under no obligation to be spokespersons for the government but this is a matter of public health. this seems a little unfair racial pressure on one person, andrew wiggins here. >> you know, i don't sense that it's a racial pressure on andrew. i think it's team pressure, because, again, the vast majority of people who are not getting vaccinated are people who don't understand the science, don't want to understand the science, and they don't seem to realize if they get sick they have to trust the science because they end up in the hospital. the question is, what are you going to do right now, whether you're black or white, to deal with this. in the case of andrew wiggins, maybe being black is a factor, but he hasn't said that. but there is an obligation to your kmurnts, to your team. if you want to criticize andrew wiggins, i understand. it's a personal decision, but it impacts a lot people

one is a pharmaceutical company where are the customer testimonials from pfizer, novartis, bristol myers squib. why aren't they on the customer testimonials page. we talked to a very comprehensive set of customers there's always some user in some company. you know, you may have, you know, some sort of positive experience with a technology there are some one off use cases where people, they pay $2 million for a machine to try to get some use out of this some sort of experiment they can run. but let's just step back for a moment let me make one very important high level observation about this company if you're in the stock, there's basically one question you need to be asking yourself. you know, this is a company that trades at 20 times sales it's valued like a growth stock. yesterday morning before we published our report, it was trading 27 times sales basically flat over the last two years yet it has a growth stock multiple they started selling this product in 2016. they placed 92 of the systems, 92 over five years, they say they have a $22 billion tim the elephant in the room is 22 bil

in myers, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. dangerous work. a firefighter is in the hospital tonight. his colleague set up a gofundme page to help his wife and two-year-old son while he is recovering. he is expected to be in the hospital for at least one month. we wish him well. >> california is not alone in this fight. nevada is helping out. >> we are using all of our resources, everything we have and or disposable to ensure that the health and safety of all of our residents, protect structures, homes and businesses, and our beautiful lake tahoe. >> the nevada governor declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the caldor fire crossing the state line. abc 7 news can help you take action, you can find on the homepage of our website abc7.com . dan: a lot more to come. a powerful bay area business group makes a sweeping covid recommendation. >> honoring a hometown hero. the tribute to the american who died. >> i will fight for those 75 afghans. dan: planning and escape. bay area couple is coming up with their own plans to get at risk afghans out of kabul. >> first here is a look a

well, erin myers has all the details. >> health officials are saying that they need to submit more data to the fda before can be approved. so that could take into october those with weakened immune systems, though, can currently get the pfizer or moderna 3rd dose now. now, when it comes to the booster shot. the rollout is expected to be september 20th for pfizer. but moderna may be delayed by a week or 2. according to doctor anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser. >> companies must submit the appropriate information to the fda to get that approval first, we're not going to do anything unless gets the the appropriate fda regulatory approval. >> and then the recommendation from the advisory committee on immunization practices doctor fauci says the vaccine's efficacy does start to diminish. so a 3rd dose may turn out to be the proper regimen and that data out of israel shows booster doses offer profound protection. >> against infection and hospitalization those with weakened immune systems have been able to get that 3rd 28 days after their second. this new rollout would be fo

in myers, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. dangerous work. a firefighter is in the hospital tonight. his colleague set up a gofundme page to help his wife and two-year-old son while he is recovering. he is expected to be in the hospital for at least one month. we wish him well. >> california is not alone in this fight. nevada is helping out. >> we are using all of our resources, everything we have and or disposable to ensure that the health and safety of all of our residents, protect structures, homes and businesses, and our beautiful lake tahoe. >> the nevada governor declared a state of emergency in anticipation of the caldor fire crossing the state line. abc 7 news can help you take action, you can find on the homepage of our website abc7.com . dan: a lot more to come. a powerful bay area business group makes a sweeping covid recommendation. >> honoring a hometown hero. the tribute to the american who died. >> i will fight for those 75 afghans. dan: planning and escape. bay area couple is coming up with their own plans to get at risk afghans out of kabul. >> first here is a look a

across highway 52 from lake tahoe in the area of the called or fire highway 50 between kuipers and myers reopened all traffic at eight o'clock this morning. cal fire says it's safe for people to drive through the area because the fire is now 76% percent contained. but they are asking drivers to be careful because there are still power fire and tree crews in that area. now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, the united states recorded 201,000 new cases of the virus today and more than 2300 deaths. that brings the total number of deaths in the us to more than 678,000. things are looking better. here in california, the state recorded just 6000 new cases. today the state seven day positivity rate has dropped to 2.9% that's the lowest since early july. san francisco international has become the first airport in the country to require all workers to be fully vaccinated against the coronavirus. ktvu is andre senior tells us the mandate begins immediately. on an average day, tens of thousands of travelers pass through san francisco international airport, and it takes a small army of peopl

general manager bob myers said. he's optimistic that everyone will be eligible to play. but wiggins today didn't say if he intends to get the shot and says his back is against the wall. mr o'keefe fighting for what i believe in. weather is one thing or another get. the vaccine should not get a vaccination. who knows? i'm just gonna. keep fighting for it. i believe what i believe is right. i'll stick with what i what i said, dear, as far as my expectation hope is that come our first game. we're all here. coach steve kerr says he is hopeful that the vaccination issue will be resolved over the next couple of weeks for some insight on the implications of this. we're joined by dr sean fletcher public relations and sport communication professor. at san jose state professor. thanks as always, for the time first. what are the impacts of this wiggins situation on the warriors as an organization? well i think on a number of different levels we heard from steve kerr and bob myers in terms of their optimism on having a full complement of the roster now, whether that was blind optimi

erin myers explains. >> health officials are saying that they need to submit more data to the fda before can be approved. so that could take into october. those with weakened immune systems, though, can currently get the pfizer or moderna 3rd dose now. now, when it comes to the booster shot. the rollout is expected to be september 20th for pfizer. but moderna may be delayed by a week or 2. according to doctor anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser. >> companies must submit the appropriate information to the fda to get that approval first, we're not going to do anything unless he gets the the appropriate fda regulatory approval. >> and then the recommendation from the advisory committee on immunization practices. doctor fauci says the vaccine's efficacy does start to diminish. so a 3rd dose may turn out to be the proper regimen and that data out of israel shows booster doses offer profound protection. >> against infection and hospitalization those with weakened immune systems have been able to get that 3rd 28 days after their second. this new rollout would be for the general

. >> these 2 evacuees are cousins who have both lived in myers in south lake their entire lives. we saw so many people in panic the day we ought to away because we've never experienced anything like this, like even the indoor a fire in 2008 2008. i was in art. how many people's homes burned and the burn area. >> but it's they still when they had to evacuate. the only back the side of town. you have to leave the town. so, you know, we had a fire base and people still are able to stay. so it's pretty crazy. seeing everyone. >> really got they shared these beautiful photos of their hometown taken in early august. we have some of the most beautiful landscapes in lake tahoe summit. most beautiful in the world. >> it breaks my heart thinking and seeing pictures of animals running for their lives being separated from like mothers and family. and then breuer and sabrina greener both guest here at the union square hotel in san francisco, which is now a resource for caldor fire evacuees. all you have to do is we ask that you show from the fire evacuation areas and then what we do is we pas

now, what does this mean for areas like myers in south lake tahoe. those areas, those communities that were so affected by the fire. well, this fire is going to start progressing and already burned areas as well as further south into areas that are less populated. so this is actually some good news up in air this morning around south lake tahoe, zooming out across the region. even your peak wind gusts have been really light. so all this is super goodness talk about nice to be talking about that up in the sierra the adverse effect of calmer some smoke has the opportunity to settle back in with us. and that certainly happened. we haven't seen a huge impact, though, in any sort of a really unhealthy fashion moderate air quality is what we've got today and a couple of poor pockets in there too. if it bothered you yesterday, probably going to be the case again today with these hazy skies. if you didn't notice it so much yesterday. you probably won't notice that today. the high pressure is setting up shop. that's going to result in warmer temperatures. som

that it hasn't dropped into south lake tahoe just yet of course, areas further south from there like myers have seen a couple of spot fires pop up. and as we work our way through this forecast despite the fact that we don't have red flag warnings in effect anymore. it doesn't mean we're out of the woods just yet. as far as the bay area's concerned, calmer winds means better chance of haze falling out into the bay and we're already seeing the evidence of that in air quality this morning. yesterday it was good today. it is moderate and likely to see some poor pockets. a pink popping up if not today, on into tomorrow and the rest of your holiday weekend. 60's for your highs in san francisco in right along the coastline. as for bayshore cities, it will mostly be daytime highs in the 70's today. another really comfortable one for the spots saying carlos at 77 degrees. south bay temperatures mid to upper 70's san jose and i 77 freeman through hayward in the 70's. well, pleasanton and livermore each at 81 oakland's richmond in the 60's. 60's continuing to vallejo. well, low 80's for pittsburgh an