walker: no, sir. the city does not have standing at the capitol. the mayor's request and the director of homeland security request not talk about the capitol at all. senator king: so the request from the city was directed toward traffic control and those things away from the capitol? maj. gen. walker: yes, sir. senator king: let's move to what we have learned. should there be changes in the process or chain of command in an emergency, to enable the national guard, whether you in the district of columbia or in new york or san francisco or austin, texas, should this be something we are concerned about, the three hours of reaction in a true emergency seems to be something we need to figure out how to avoid? maj. gen. walker: you should be concerned that chief sund was not allowed to ask me for help in advance. then, we could have had the right forces positioned to support capitol police and protect the capitol. that is number one. number two, the requests did take too long. the response to the requests t

walker: yes, sir. that call came in and we helped facilitate the deputy mayor of the district of columbia, and dr. rodriguez. chief passionately pleaded for the district of columbia national guard to get to the capital. -- capitol. the army senior leaders did not think it will -- look good. they stated it could insight the crowd. their best military advice would be the secretary of the army, who could not get on the call, so we wanted him to join the call but he was not available. we were told he was with the secretary of defense. the army senior leadership expressed to chief konte and dr. mitchell, the deputy mayor, and others on the call that it would not be the best military advice to have uniformed guardsmen on the. -- capitol. during the call, you're saying optics was raised on that call. specifically. i want to go back to the question i started. you said you were able to get immediate authorization in the summer of 2020 during those protests. general walker, was the issue of optics ever brought u

>> walker. >> are you in walker, as well? >> walker, california, yes. >> sally, you own a burger restaurant there. can you explain if you were there at the time of this earthquake? >> yeah, we have a house right behind the restaurant and my 2- year-old was actually napping in my arms at the moment and we felt the shaking of the building. we didn't know what it was at first, if it was just vibrations, because we are near the highway. it kept going and it was pretty intense and scary, frankly. we ran out of the house as fast as we could with my 2-year-old and ran to the restaurant, because the first thought was oh my goodness, we need to shut off the gas. so we ran up there and still had lots of orders. everyone was pretty shaken outside. cups and things fell off the shelves. we had a lot of oil splatter from the friars and from our waste bin. we have to clean that up. we are still, right now, cleaning up things falling from the fridges and freezers, falling out and breaking on the floor. quite a mess, in addition to being quit

walker. i think what was new to me was seeing the remark that this contract should have been competitively bid. perhaps you can tell me how that was overcome, perhaps by reducing the contract amount, because there was a remark by a contract resource officer regarding how the contract was bid. >> i'd be happy to follow up on those details. >> but as you were telling us, you needed us to make changes immediately. we're at a 50% staffing level. in order to do that, to augment the service, we needed that immediately, and we could not wait the six to nine months to go through a new procurement process. we're trying to the most efficient stewards of our limited funds and to do this service quickly. >> but we're also blessed to have a really strong contract compliance team at sfmta, and they helped us to get to where we're at. i don't have all of the details, and i'd be happy to follow up with them, but they rely heavily on these matters. >> chair preston: thank you. let's talk about mr. walker for

is in walker. one of the aftershocks could be bigger than the original 5.9. that is what sandy and i were trying to get to that and figure out percentage, and you are wise not to off-road guest, but it is 5% to 10%, according to dr. lucy jones, so there is a chance that we'll get something bigger, a small chance. >> we have a tahoe resident on the phone. >> according to our director, charlotte goodman, a resident of tahoe is on the line with us. charlotte, can you hear us? >> yes, i can. >> this is to kurt, our director. it appears kristen and i both know audio in our earpieces, as has saudia, so we cannot hear our guest, who is on the phone with us right now. but please do stay on the line, as we navigate the circumstances around this earthquake and kind of ping- pong around the coverage right now. but just to kind of recap this, the number of aftershocks, always a concerned. at last check, we had more than two dozen felt, in the range of about 2.5. nothing to the extent of serious worry, but stil

i hope herschel walker runs. herschel walker is talking like the average georgian. he wants his mom to be able to go to the store without being hurt. what's happening in these cities is that we've turned our back on the cops, we're no longer prosecuting people when they commit petty crime. washington, d.c. is in complete decline. you have homeless people all over the town. families can't go out in the streets anymore because the policies of the left when it comes to crime are not working. >> sean: it's obvious, and i support you with herschel walker. i think hershel walk we're be a phenomenal senator from georgia. i also think if he gets in i've known hershel walker long enough to know, if he gets in, he's going to be in to win. and i think his policies will resonate with the people of georgia and around the country. are the republicans recruiting the good candidates that you want to see running? >> so far, so good. i think herschel walker fits georgia like a glove. he's a conservative in every sense of the word. here's a hero in georgia and he understands law and o

disturbing revelations about former nfl star her shell walker. i will talk to the reporter that broke the story. >>> also, surging covid cases among the unvaccinated and even amongst some that are vaccinated. we will look at the big difference between the two. >>> new signs of a republican split over messaging on vaccines. mitch mcconnell, marjorie taylor greene, telling people very different things. we will dive into who the gop faithful are really listening to. >>> and then a major change for a major league team leading to swift reaction this weekend. >>> plus, next hour, some trump bombshells. i will talk to one of the authors of the new book "i alone can fix it" about his interview with donald trump and what it says about the former president's plans for, yep, 2024. we are going to begin though in washington where despite failing a test vote earlier this week senate democrats and republicans say they hope to release and push ahead with their bipartisan infrastructure bill as soon as monday. we've heard that before. let's bring in sahil kapur.

someone driving right near walker or coalville, california. showing the rock slides there on this is along the 395 freeway near coalville. this is the main artery coming up from south lake tahoe into lake tahoe. briefly shut down 395 was briefly shut down as crews cleared those boulders. it has since reopened, 395. the quake hit about two hours ago. the exact time, 3:49 p.m. it was centered on the california side of the border. you can see the map here. it's triggered a cluster of aftershocks between lake tahoe and mono lake. so far, more than 40 aftershocks. one as high as 4.6. here's another look at some of the rock slides triggered by this quake. you can see, again, you can see people looking up on the hillslide, all the dust and debris from the falling rocks. one point, 395, the main freeway there, was shut down. >> they were able to reopen in about an hour and a half. and we have had, like you said, a dozen aftershocks. some strong. let's check in with jeff ranieri. what can you tell us about the earthquake and the aftershocks? >> based o

walker . >> you think it's possible the bay area could face another lockdown? >> it depends on what we do, and i think that we are catching this early enough and the percentage of vaccinated people is high enough likelihood that we are going to see a surge that threatens to overwhelm our hospitals is very low. >> while he is cautiously optimistic he's also not ruling out another lockdown. he said ucsf radical center went from zero hospitalization six weeks ago, to 25 today . >> if we get back to where we were at the worst parts of the pandemic with 100 people in the hospital, 150, i think we've got to do more than what we are doing . >> do you think every bay area county will go back to mandating masks? >> i the gets 100% likely. i think their fingers have to be close to the trigger on this one. i would be surprised if it's not. >> abc 7 stata analysis found the bay area reported 231 new daily covid cases on july 1, as a rolling average. three weeks later, on july 23, that figure is five times as more, around 1300. during the same timeframe, hospitalizations ha

i hope herschel roth walker runs. he is talking like the average georgian. he wants his mom to go to the store without being hurt. what's happened in these cities is we have turned our back on cops, no longer prosecuting people when they commit petty crime, washington, d.c., is incomplete the client, homeless people all over town, families can't go out in the streets anymore because the policies when it comes to crime are not working. >> sean: it is obvious and i support you. i think you will be a phenomenal senator in georgia. i also think if he gets in, i have known him long enough to know if he gets in, he is going to be into win and i think his policies will resonate with the people of georgia and around the country, are the republicans recruiting good candidates you want to see running? >> so far, so good. i think he fits georgia like a glove. he is a conservative in every sense of the word, a hero in georgia and he understands law and order. he will have the cops back in, tough on all the things you need to be tough and won't waste your money, a fiscal

his name for his grandfather whose name was george herbert walker. that was his maternal grandfather. when he was growing up, george herbert walker's children all called their dad pop so when george herbert walker bush came along, they nicknamed him probably started a playoff of what they called their father so president bush was called poppy, i think almost until he went to the navy at age 18 after pearl harbor and he wrote somewhere, this predates this book, they wrote when he went off to the navy, he found out poppy was not a good name for a band in the navy who wanted to be a navy pilot and he tried to drop the name, i'm thinking of him writing about no one in texas called poppy but he called him pop until the very end. can i quickly -- this was a problem for you, to. president bush's name george herbert walker bush who went by george bush his entire life, he did not like having four names. but then a man named george walker bush was elected president of the united states in 2000 and all of a sudden you had to president george bush's and this was

walker walked on this handmade totter in concord for 9 days. i feel great. he convinced his friend mike hartshorn to participate. i suggested that he do with his son. first. >> and then his grandson. but they're both smarter than walker already held the title for the longest continuous ride on a teeter totter. >> he set the record back in 1971 and was looking to do it again. that was chops. >> the desire to have a world record for me all right. let's get there was no motive for this attempt. >> the 2 just wanted to make people smile after a difficult year everybody was you could do this. and how can you not. >> mike said this. you can't let these people down. somebody came in yesterday. he ran up and he said he just wanted to tell us that her mom watch. that's in siberia walker and heart shore and across the finish line during a heat wave. >> but say the cold nights were the tough part. i don't ever remember being so cold. everybody's talking about the heat. well, i remembers being so cold. that's what would maybe want to. just kind of panic sometimes sleep

one man sent us these photos from inside the walker general store in coleville. you can see the bottles and other supplies flying off the shelves. the shaking felt here in the bay area of course. a lot of people talking about this. this is video from one of our video editors here at nbc. you can see the chandelier iran side of her home swinging. this was taken in the east bay in brentwood, nearly 200 miles away from that epicenter. in the last hour, i spoke with the usgs, one of their seismologists about the possibility of aftershocks. >> as we've seen already, the most likely scenario is that we have more earthquakes in the magnitude 3, magnitude 4 range near the epicenter and in places like reno, carson city, maybe even tahoe. those would be feelable, those sharp, sharp jolts we're familiar with. but we wouldn't really expect a larger earthquake that impacts the bay area. >> good information from him. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we've been doing this for a lot of years together but this always gets our attention. i don't care where it is. 6.0, that's something

walton walker was a corp commander in pattens army in the european theater. he's an experienced combat soldier and a very fine officer. mcarthur, however, came up with a concept to crush the north koreans. his idea was that walker in the pusan perimeter would launch an attack out meanwhile he would launch an amphibious landing in port area for seoul. was the object was to seize seoul and push inland and cut off the north koreans. the problem was multiple. between 29 and 35 -- 36-foot differentials. higher than this ceiling. secondly, you have mud flats at low tide that extends 6,000 yards. 6,000 yards. so that's four miles and, of course, landing ships and things like that will get stuck in the mud in the mud flats and not land in low tide and islands that you are going to have to occupy. as you advance, the water ways are really rough in the wintertime so you have to make sure the landing takes place before the winter comes on. next there's a 4 to 5 island and it has to be taken otherwise you can't get in. there's a sea wall and the sea wall enters right at

plus, mary edwards walker served in the civil war. how her story - [announcer] dearest smoke shacks, defenders of the dry rub. thank you for giving your all to a 20-pound hunk of brisket. whatever you serve, we'll proudly deliver it. (bike rattling) (pleasant piano music) soledad: thank you for joining us today for "matter of fact." the story of staff sgt. melvin morris raises a question. were there other heroes overlooked because of race, religion, or ethnicity? imagine the emotion of staff sgt. morris, forty some years removed from his days in vietnam, when he gets a call from president obama saying he had something that belonged to him. something he wanted him to have. it was time, the president said, to right that wrong and bestow an honor too long delayed. at the vietnam war memorial, the silence is almost deafening. >> can you imagine that this many men died in vietnam? that's mind boggling. soledad: why is the first time you're visiting? i was surprised to hear that. >> i never wanted to face up to it. see this is, this brings

pennsylvania state representative malcolm kenyatta, ashley walker and olivia troye. thank you for starting us off this hour. after the break a hugely consequential first in the effort to hold accountable those responsible for the january insurrection. it has to do with the man you see here, sentence this had morning on a felony count. the judge on the symbolism of his action that is day. we'll have that story next. >>> plus, president biden refocusing his harsh criticism of facebook from late last week. his new target is something called the disinformation dozen and the lies they're spreading about vaccines to tens of thousands of americans, and a bold accusation made by the white house sure to provoke the chinese government. what they did and what happens next. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after this. white house" continus teafr this

. >> gloria walker got her wish. she and her family flew to egypt where she was treated like royalty. she got a private tour of the pyramids and the sphynx. and was given the key to the city of sharmel shanks. gloria walker passed away. she was 56. >>> that is the overnight news for this wednesday. reporting from the nation's capital, i'm jeff pegues. >>> it's wednesday, july 14th, 2021. there is the "cbs morning news." >> the twister century jim crow assault is real. it's unrelenting. >> voting clash. president biden attacks gop efforts at the ballot box as he faces growing pressure to help change federal voting laws. >>> breaking overnight, kidnapping plot foiled. how a u.s. citizen became the target of four iranian nationals accused of trying to lure her to iran. >>> dangerous delta strain. new covid infections skyrocket nationwide as health officials express worry about millions of children in low vaccinated areas.

walkers have set a new world highlighting distance record. the team took 2 full days to set up their line in sweeten their rope or webbing as it is called measured in at a record breaking 1.3 miles long. it was strung up over a valley hovering 1970 feet above the ground. it took hours. and to say the least. a lot of balance. but all 4 men successfully completed the challenge. that's amazing >> being very snow, being extremely clean just reaching the end when i got to tell us that bank of this line. i screamed i don't really know why it's maybe a mix of emotions. >> just look at that. the walkers were fitted with a gps tracking device which recorded their 1.3 mile journey earning them. that new world record. meantime, the search for a 12 foot snake inside a louisiana mall has come to a happy ending. we told you about this yesterday. the yellow burmese python named cara was found in a ceiling space not far from the blue zoo aquarium at the mall of louisiana in baton rouge. you can see she's pretty mellow. they're hanging on that guy. she escape

the rock slides here near walker, california, which is the epicenter here. some incredible video of a guy driving here. you can see that dust in the background. that's the hillside, the mountainside of boulders coming down. parts of 395, that freeway, are closed at this hour. let's bring in jeff ranieri. we're talking about what makes this so unique, so many regions felt this. the bay area, the central valley, and big chunks of the state of nevada, which makes it a really fairly interesting here. >> certainly so. and you know, some takeaways there from hearing the usgs expert is, yes, they do, and they have in the past had earthquakes of 5.0 up to about 6.0 in magnitude. but it's only happened a handful of times. you can see this one, again, was a 5.9 magnitude. a shallow earthquake. and all of these dots here, those all represent earthquakes that have happened within this cluster, aftershocks after the 5.9. you can see on the legend here, in the red, that's just over the past hour. and look at how active it has been. so a closer look at this, and some resea

it was right at the base of the walker canyon. right before he died lane. but it also money back open now. >> ok, that's good news. sally, thanks for joining us and sharing all that information. we're glad you're ok and that your business severely damaged and hopefully people just bounce back, get back on their feet tomorrow. yeah. and move on. yeah. thank you so much. selling. >> thank you. and right now on kron 4 dot com. we have a section dedicated to everything that you need to know about today. swarm of earthquakes in the sierra as well. as an early morning quake. so several that took place in the north bay. there's also information on the usgs shake alert app and earthquake preparedness tips. so that you are ready for another one hits. it's all at kron, 4 dot com. all right. other news tonight, another big story pfizer is trying to get authorization for a 3rd dose of its covid vaccine. >> the company says that another shot within 12 months could dramatically boost immunity and perhaps ward off those troubling variance research shows the covid vaccines

this is chuck walker. you can see him and his buddy, mike hart, and you can see they're working together to break a record for the longest nonstop teeter totter session. so they set up their own on the classic playground toy in concord and got to seesawing. walker said he's trying to beat the record he said when he was 18 years old. he says at the time, he and his friend teeter tottered for nine days, totaling 260 hours. so far they've made it five days. >> guess there's no speed limit, you can go as low as you want. >> keep on teeter tottering. >>> okay, keep the food and water coming. the bay area woman who has made it her mission to help low income families. we'll introduce you to this week's jefferson award winner. >>> now that the bay area is reopening, we are >>> a tickertape parade. usually it's a team that wins a championship. these folks are a team and they are winners. today new york city honored its pandemic champions, the front- line workers. 10 marching bands and 14 floats representing 260 gro

what happens to bernadette walker? she would be 18 now, but four of the man she called dad, who vanished away —— vanished her away after she accused him of sexual abuse. we away -- vanished her away after she accused him of sexual abuse. we have the sort of relationship _ accused him of sexual abuse. we have the sort of relationship where - accused him of sexual abuse. we have the sort of relationship where we - the sort of relationship where we would _ the sort of relationship where we would mess about and reminisce about stuff, _ would mess about and reminisce about stuff, or— would mess about and reminisce about stuff, or randomlyjust start play fighting — stuff, or randomlyjust start play fighting. she is gone, iwill fighting. she is gone, i will never have _ fighting. she is gone, i will never have that — fighting. she is gone, i will never have that again. it fighting. she is gone, iwill never have that again.— have that again. it was a cop located family. _ have that again. it was a cop located famil

walker and hartshorne are planning to stay on. teeter totter through july 10 and bay area native joey chestnut has done it again, winning the nathan's famous international hot dog eating contest for 1/14 time. 37 year old from vallejo slammed down 76 hot dogs in just 10 minutes today that is a new world record. it's also 26 more hot dogs than the second place finisher in his career at the annual fourth of july. event chestnut has now eaten more than 1000 hot dogs. yes. yeah alright, coming up at 11 30 on sports wrap joe fonzi sits down with nfl star davante adams, who was back in his hometown of east palo alto joined jason appelbaum and special guest star frank mallicoat to hear what adams says about the possibility of joining the raiders when he becomes a free agent. but at first after the break dozens of new citizens sworn in just in time for the fourth of july holiday. what it me i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pi

walker will be sentenced in october. he faces up to two years in county jail. new information tonight on the amount of fireworks confiscated by authorities in east palo alto and menlo park, the joint menlo park, east palo alto fireworks task force was formed last month and already they have pulled more than. £3600 of illegal fireworks off the streets. the task force, which includes those from menlo park in east palo alto, police and fire says the fireworks are valued at about $73,000. they also say getting those illegal fireworks off the streets prevented more than 86,000 discharges. 1/4 day of searching the biggest yet and still no sign of philip kray. check the 37 year old trail runner from berkeley disappeared in the pleasant and hills on saturday morning. ktvu deborah villalon live for us tonight. once again at the command post, where the strategy will change, deb starting tomorrow. yeah heather. they're not quitting, but they're scaling back four days into this search, law enforcement says it's down to two probabilities. i can tell you that this is in my

the eighth army was commanded by walton walker. it is a core commander in patton's army and european theater. it's a really experienced combat soldier in a very fine officer. macarthur however came up with a concept to crush the north koreans. his idea was walker would launch an attack out meanwhile he would launch an amphibious landing newport area for soul. the object was to seize that, sees soul push in land and cut off the north koreans. the problem is multiple. has between 29 and 35 -- 36-foot tide differentials. so hire then this ceiling at high tide below our floor at low tide. that is a huge title difference. that makes a dramatic difference when you're trying to land. second leave that mudflaps at low tide that extends 6000 yards, 6000 yards. so, that is 4 miles. the course landing craft and landing ship tanks and things like that are going get stuck in the mud in the mud flats. do not want them of the land at low tide. there also numerous island in the root that you're going to have to occupy. as you advance the waterways

walker fault zone. if you've driven along the east side of the sierra nevada, you know, is how the sierra nevada just jumps almost straight up. it's really a magnificent sight. you've got one side. you've got the fair lawn plate and then on the other side, you've got what's called the north american plate. these plates are sliding against each other. in fact, in this case, the north american plate is moving westward right into the fair lawn plate. something's gotta give. and that's when we see these earthquakes. in fact, right along this walker lane fault zone. that's what we call a subduction zone. so the north american plate is basically lifting up informing the sierra nevada and that's where we get these earthquakes. it's been quite the day today and they've just started all over the place. in fact, here we go. you take a closer look now you can see toward lee vining things picking up early on this some of those earthquakes started to pop up and then it just really started to move further to the nort

walker and hearts torn are planning to stay on this teeter totter through july. 10th wish they had those little chairs when that was a kid on the teeter totter. alright coming up, a couple of local players make the mlb all star team for the first time. jason appelbaum has that story and more next in sports and coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news, much more fourth of july coverage from illegal fireworks to the first fireworks show in san francisco fireworks show in san francisco since 2019 that's what i'm talking about! i'm not putting that on. ♪ all i want is roost friiiies. ♪ my new roost fries. only at jack in the box. ♪ all i want is roost friiiiies ♪ my new roost fries, crispy chicken, melted cheese, mystery sauce. what's not to love? this could be my biggest hit yet! my new $3.50 roost fries. only at jack in the box. delicia: this is where all our recycling is sorted -- 1.2 million pounds every day, helping to make san francisco this could be my biggest hit yet! the greenest big city in america. but that's not all you'll find here. there are hundreds of good-paying jobs

what happened to bernadette walker? she would be 18 now, but for the man she called dad, who vanished her away after she accused him of sexual abuse. known as bea, to herfriends, bernadette was bubbly and shy, a budding photographer. we had the sort of relationship where we would mess about and reminisce about stuff, or randomlyjust start play fighting. if she is gone, i will never have that again. it was a complicated family. one of the various siblings by different fathers, she took the surname of her mother's partner. in 2019 the couple separated. but scott stuck around making tik tok videos. he was like a man on the edge, the court heard, and bernadette's allegations were the final straw. injuly last year, she messaged her mother. "for a few years, dad has been hiding cameras in my bedroom, "putting his hand up my top, making me do stuff." but sarah was incredulous, and having collected bernadette from his parent's house, scott turned his phone off for 90 minutes. it was then it is said that he killed her. because o

walker walked on this handmade teeter totter in concord for 9 days. i feel great. he convinced his friend mike hartshorn to participate. i suggested that he do with his son. first. >> and then his grandson. both smarter than walker already held the title for the longest continuous ride on a teeter totter. >> he set the record back in 1971 and was looking to do it again. that was chops. >> the desire to have a world record for me. you know, if it's let's get there was no motive for this attempt. >> the 2 just wanted to make people smile after a difficult year everybody was you could do this. we how can you not. this is mike said this. you can't let these people down. somebody came in yesterday. he ran up and he said he just wanted to tell us that her mom watch. that's in siberia walker and heart shore and across the finish line during a heat wave but say the cold nights were the tough part. i don't ever remember being so cold. everybody's talking about the heat. well, i remembers being so cold. that's what would maybe want to. just kind of panic sometimes sleep was

at the walker flea and farmers market, the floor is just strewn with broken glass and art work. the owner says the quake felt like someone picked the building up and slammed it back down. the quake shattered art from india, mexico, lithuania, california. >> with covid, everybody needs their paychecks. they really depend on it a lot. it just hurts my feelings that other people's stuff gets broken. gotta breathe and keep the doors open. >> victoria victor says she felt eight or nine after shocks as she took refuge in her truck. one shock actually caused a door on the vehicle to pop open. >>> marin, san mateo, santa clara added to california's drought proclamation. that covers 50 out of 58 counties in the state. that's about 42% of the population. governor newsom is calling on all of us to cut water use by 15%. stay up to date with drought conditions by zip code and latest water restrictions on kpix.com/drought. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk continuing to follow the investigation into the assassination of the president of haiti last week. apparently, there have been a

walker walked on this handmade totter in concord for 9 days. i feel great. he convinced his friend mike hartshorn to participate. i suggested that he do with his son. first. >> and then his grandson. both smarter than walker already held the title for the longest continuous ride on a teeter totter. >> he set the record back in 1971 and was looking to do it again. that was chops. >> the desire to have a world record for me all right. let's get there was no motive for this attempt. >> the 2 just wanted to make people smile after a difficult year everybody was you could do this. we how can you not. this is mike said this. you can't let these people down. somebody came in yesterday. he ran up and he said he just wanted to tell us that her mom watch. that's in siberia walker and heart shore and across the finish line during a heat wave but say the cold nights were the tough part. i don't ever remember being so cold. everybody's talking about the heat. well, i remembers being so cold. that's what would maybe want to. just kind of panic sometimes sleep was hard to

kpix 5's wilson walker has more on the controversial policy. >> so we started noticing an alarming number of staff in restaurants and bars contracting the delta variety or variant, and all of these people were vaccinated. >> reporter: with case numbers piling up so fast that some establishments can't stay open, for lack of virus free staff, the san francisco bar alliance has decided to act on its own. >> we just said, what do we need to do here? we got together, we polled our members, and among respondents, which was pretty robust, it came back over 80% to 85% in favor of requiring proof of vaccination, or a 72 hour test in order to come inside and hang out. >> you showed up at this bar and they asked for vax mac proof, what would you say? >> i would say i have it on my phone on a picture. >> not a problem with you? >> not at all. >> reporter: one can file critical mass building in the direction of more vaccination pressure. here is the governor speaking today. >> the goal here is to encourage other businesses, other employers outside the healthcare settings to consider similar strategies

walker walked on this handmade teeter totter in concord for 9 days. i feel great. he convinced his friend mike hartshorn to participate. i suggested that he do with his son. first. >> and then his grandson. but they're both smarter than walker already held the title for the longest continuous ride on a teeter totter. >> he set the record back in 1971 and was looking to do it again. that was chops. >> the desire to have a world record for me. i know it's it's that's good. >> there was no motive for this attempt. the 2 just wanted to make people smile after a difficult year everybody was you could do this. and how can you not. >> this is mike said that you can't let these people down. somebody came in yesterday. he ran up and he said he just wanted to tell us that her mom watch. that's in siberia walker and heart shore and across the finish line during a heat wave. >> but say the cold nights were the tough part. i don't ever remember being so cold. everybody's talking about the heat. well, i remembers being so cold. that's what would maybe want to. just kind of panic

the last record was set in 1971 by walker himself and another friend. they took turns getting a couple of hours of sleep. the pair saying they did it mainly to put a smile on people's faces. >>> when the bay area heats up, there is always an exodus to the beaches. and today was no exception. half moon bay was a popular spot for those looking to cool off without getting in the water. the temperature significantly cooler on the coast than the south bay or the east bay today. >> my house doesn't have ac. so it's either stay inside with the fan on or go to the beach. so we went to the beach. >> by sunset, of course, many people were wearing sweatshirts to keep from getting too cold. i think, rob, you're showing us the difference wean the coast and inland. in some places 50 degrees. >> 50 degrees. >> those are those microclimates. >> you be a weathercaster, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, hundreds, you would have been right today. within about a 40-minute drive around the bay area. half moon bay you kind of needed a jacket at times. some of the cooling did reach sa

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we want to be able to have our reasons here to deter crime. >> reporter: is san mateo, wilson walker, tran3. >>> oakland's chinatown is recently seeing a crime against asians and now local businesses are helping to prevent crime in the neighborhood. those there's video shows two men robbing and disabled men and shoving him to the ground. then he pistol whipped a bicyclist who tried to intervene. and then on friday at the same location, three suspects attacked two women. took the purses and took off. organizers of today's fundraiser say they are locals and they want to step up. >> we all live in oakland and we were all raised here. we have been thing all the attacks going on and we don't like what we see. we are trying to figure out some type of way to make things safer. >> organizers say they hope to install dozens of the free security cameras around town within the next two month. >>> it is the first weekend since new mask rules took effect across most of the bay area. health officials in the seven bay area counties highlighted in red, and the city of berkeley, recommending that ever

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that record has held for about five decades, but now walker wants to break his own. record he and his friend mike hart, short, are now three days into the venture at toto santos parking conquer, but this time the teeter totter experience is a little different. last time i would dance on it and bounce around and. do exercises and now when i get off the daughter, i can hardly stand and walks in case you're wondering the only time they get off the teeter daughter is to go to the bathroom restaurants in the area or helping out bringing them some food. and the guy say it's really hard to try to get a little shut eye walker and hard short are planning to stay on that teeter daughter or another five days until july. 10th good luck to them. all right. congress have a lot to do when lawmakers return from their summer break more on the efforts to raise the nation's debt ceiling and finally pass a debt ceiling and finally pass a big infrastructure attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter wha

scott walker has been found guilty of murdering bernadette walker, 17, who was last seen alive last year. there's mounting tension in tunisia where crowds have been protesting against the president's dismissal of the prime minister and his government. this was the scene a short while ago outside parliament, where the leader of tunisia's largest political party has been staging a sit—in, following the move by president kais saeid. that came a day after nationwide demonstrations, calling for the government to resign over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. our north africa correspondent rana jawad is in the tunisian capital tunis. earlier she gave us more details on how the crisis unfolded. members of parliament tried to hold a special session at to 30 at night but the military would not allow them to get in. since then, mps have not been able to get in. the head of the moderate islamist party block has called on his supporters in a livestream to come and extend the democratic institution constitution. people took to the streets yesterday as they have on a number of occasions in th

chuck walker and mike hartsworn had to ride for 216 hours to break the record. fun fact, the record was set back in 1971 by walker himself and another friend. so how did they do it? well, besides a lot of determination, they did have a portable toilet nearby and took turns getting a couple of hours of sleep. the pair said they did it mainly to put a smile on people's faces and it certainly looks like that's what they did. they're also just as excited to stand up and stretch their legs. >> this is true. comfortable, too, those chairs look nice. >> it was a tough weekend to do it. >> 105, it's not nice to be out. >> no. >> we got the same heat advisories, excessive heat warnings including concord, east bay, for tomorrow. notice the seven-day forecast. clearly things begin to change as we get into monday and tuesday. one more day of heat, and then cooling arrives. average temperatures this time of year for places like concord and inland, should be 88 degrees. we'll get back to those average temperatures as we head towards the middle part of the week. again, summer

live here in san francisco, wilson walker, kpix 5. >> and if you've thought about it and you want to get a shot, you can still get one. somewhere you can get vaccinated. wilson, thank you for that. >>> okay, looking live out at san francisco. it's been much cooler than it was last week, paul. it was even colder than alaska yesterday. explain that. >> yeah, temperatures only made it up into the 50s. and anchorage, alaska, managed to climb to the 60s. you could say i live in a place colder than alaska, at least once a year. we look downtown, i love this perspective. a nice view with the marine layer, and how deep that marine layer is. the camera is 2,400 feet up in elevation. the marine lay ser 2,000 feet deep. that's a deep layer that's going to spread inland and the fog is going to spread out. the temperature in san francisco did climb into the 60s earl yes today. now it's down to 59. 65 for the east bay and oakland. temperatures now just below 70 degrees in santa rosa. in the 70s for san jose, livermen the usual hot spots far inland in contra costa county, they're in the 80s, which

capitol, major general william walker, who served as commander of the d.c. national guard at the time of the attack, gave lawmakers a time of events that happened that day. also testifying, representatives from the pentagon, the fbi, and the homeland security department. they told lawmakers about their intelligence gathering and sharing process. this is about four hours.

. >> reporter: bryant walker is visiting from indiana. >>y with are struggled in some of our rural areas to get the shots and get everybody back on their feet. >> reporter: the delta variant is fueling surges in unvaccinated states, abc team member said this. >> i just don't think we will see kind of a national surge. >> reporter: he said it is too soon to say what kind of impact localized surges will have. >> what we are waiting to see if there is a increase in hospitalizations. >> reporter: are you more concerned about delta variant than a few weeks ago? >> i am with the earlier variants if there was a case in the household 20% of the people in the household get infected and now it is closer to half. >> reporter: this doctor says it is possible that even in the bay area small clusters of covid-19 outbreaks could occur a phropbg unvaccinated people. >> i know alameda had a few hundred cases last week. >> reporter: 82% of san francisco residents 12 and up received one vaccine dose. the doctor says because of high vaccination rates it is u

his name is chuck walker and his buddy, mike hartshorn, they're working together to break a record for the longest nonstop teeter totter session. >> walker says he's trying to beat the record he said when he was 18 years old. he says at the time, he and his friend teeter tottered for nine days, totaling 216 hours. so far they've made it five days. thumbs-up. i have announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: hey, hey, hey! welcome back. thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. welcome. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey... [cheering and applause] and we got a good one today, folks. returning for their third day from memphis, tennessee--it's the champs-- it's the brown family... [cheering and applause] and--they're back--from cottondale, florida--it's my friends--it's the thornton family. [cheering and applause] everybody's there trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might have a shot, driving out of here in that brand-new car. [cheering and applause] well, s

and that's what we're going to hear about to kpix 5's wilson walker on the familiar call to conserve power, wilson? >> reporter: yeah, ken, another warm day, another call for everyone to use less energy. are we hitting the point of flex alert fatigue? >> california relies a lot on hydro, and we're getting very low hydro this summer. and that's what -- that's the real challenge, combined with the fact that we already import a lot of electricity, but there's limits to how much i res energy crunch, justarm eraturnd you now have year alert of the white noise. andt turns into the boy w a with anyalls to d anything, i think you get desensitized over time. >> reporter: lucas davis is professor and researcher at berkeley's energy institute, he understands why a lot of californians are increasingly frustrated with the power situation. >> it just -- it makes you wonder how -- how are things being managed? >> reporter: set aside the longer term questions about the state's energy needs, there's the immediate problem of avoiding brown outs in the near term and that will mean conservation. >> but