claims as part of its territory and has vowed to retake by force if necessary. wildfire, new york state of california are spreading quickly due to houghton windy conditions overnight. the fast moving mckinney fire has scorched 160 square kilometers of land and burned down at least a dozen homes that govern news from it declared a state of emergency on saturday. thousands of people have died in floods in the state of kentucky. the numbers expected to rise as a search for survivors continues. slash floods have destroyed roads, bridges, and disrupted cell phone service, which is hampering at rescue efforts in one of the poorest parts of the u. s. same as robbie has more torrential rains and flash floods sweeping away homes up brooding trees, tearing families apart. at least 4 children are among the dozens killed in the u. s . state of kentucky. siblings, the oldest 8. the youngest, just to mother nature's fury, has left behind, little more than debris and destruction. my home, i'll run silence. i vanessa weather forecasting models that governments have used for decades are obsolete in an ever warming wo

violence since the president chanel moiz was assassinated last year . firefighters, new york state of california are working at 24 hour shifts to keep what's known as the oak fire under control. they've managed to dampen almost a 3rd of the blaze, which has been burning since friday was destroyed. more than 2 dozen homes enforced thousands of people with a temporary shelters. california's while fast season is becoming longer and more severe each year. you know, some days are harder than others. some days are exhausted. especially days where you're working throughout the night on that 24 hour shift. you have no sleep in the next season. it's worse than the one before it. so it's, it's, it's been, it's been busy. pope francis has reaffirmed an apology to canada's indigenous people in a meeting with communities in the province of quebec. the head of the roman catholic church has asked for forgiveness for decades of abuse carried out of the church run at residential schools. he condemned policies of forced assimilation, carried out at the institutions the canadian government says the apology does no

states. including tragedies in texas, buffalo, new york and the state capital of sacramento. the californiagovernor and the legislature reacted swiftly. the state already boosts some of both some of the strictest gun control laws but if you knew one been signed into law this last week. >> nearly every industry is held to account except one and that is the gun industry. the gun lobby spent millions and millions of dollars buying out politicians to shield themselves from any liability. kids, families and communities deserve to live without the worry of gun violence. >> the assembly member joins us now in studio. thank you, for being here. tell us about the new law you úauthored and what it will do? >> we are so proud to get this passed. we have been following this very closely and we have been working on it for about a year. basically what it says is that the gun industry should be held accountable for their actions. just like every other industry is. whether you were in the auto industry or a toy manufacturer. if you are any kind of company in this country you have to be accountable to consu

something. >> all of these laws, new york and california talking about this before the break, you going to ask me if i thought the loss would pass. they will pass, one 100% because states new york have super majority of democrats in the state and legislature no matter what, it says they want to pass it in governor's will sign it and if someone will challenge it, they will. >> it will go to the supreme court and yet again, i'm sorry, it wasn't very complicated, you're not allowed to do this and it will be repealed again. >> just like people are rushing to buy guns from a liberal states across the country are rushing to enact the laws that have different stimulation and california is a bill pending, you have to be 21, disclose prior arrests schools, concerts, bars, that will pass. >> as if we needed more evidence, this is what the california attorney general said about the leak of personal information, authorized release personal information is unacceptable and falls short of my expectations for this department, i immediately launched an investigation, california department of justice will take measures were necessary, what is wrong with your state? >> everything is wron

she needs to a state to provide that care of federal got more ag to protect her bedrock rights to the attorney general's on states where abortions remain legal. such as new york in california, and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help. local authorities across italy have begun rationing water due to an ongoing drought. some municipalities have even banned some activities that use up large volumes of water . the drought is also hitting the countries agriculture industry, hot with the effects likely to be felt for months to come. at the very least. the po valley in northern italy is experiencing its worst drought in 70 years. in some areas it hasn't rained for well over $100.00 days. the pose italy's longest river and the country's largest water reservoir. farmer, georgia which had authority is worried about his crops. we have the own appraiser that paul can implementing. we have an inlet to the po here and q them normally we would open up an water, i'll feel sand on it is august. but if the drought continues for a few days more to that, our entire harvest will be at risk. ni nadine added your ne, abby, i'm uncle. permission to direct on the situation in the po val

she needs to a state to provide that care of federal got more ag, to protect her bedrock rights to the attorney general's on states where abortions remain legal, such as new york in california. and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help to afghanistan. now where a 3 day assembly of islamic clerics concluded on saturday with pledges of support for the taliban, the more than $3000.00 participants of the male only event cold on the international community to recognize the countries taliban laid government and released frozen funds. since returning to power last year, the taliban have imposed severe restrictions, particularly on afghan women, some of whom, pushing back for thousands of years, her rat has been on the commercial crossroads between the middle east and asia. and almost a year ago the taliban took power. was die a consequences for women they tell us that women are only allowed to meet in 2 parks in the city. a camera man is not allowed in to the park, so a young journalist accompanies us. okay, and you taking now the camera goes of men out of the loud. great, let's go, let's go now go says she, me from the women's business association in herat. couldn't acc

you've seen a patchwork of laws and you're seeing legal challenges under state constitutions, but you're going to see different laws in different states. if you're in new york or californiar boston or illinois or any of those democratic states, this will not affect your life at all. the laws in your states won't change. it's those red states that we see that will try to ban or greatly restrict abortion and we already are seeing that. >> i want to ask you about what's coming. >> oh, yeah. >> why do you say oh, god? >> as big of a term this was and whenever the court overturns a near 50-year-old precedent, as they did with roe versus wade, next term could be as consequential, divisive as this term or more so. they have major cases already on the docket. they'll continue to add them throughout the year. they already have a case challenging affirmative action in college admissions. i expect the court will end that. they have a case about a conflict between free speech and gay rights and whether a state law can prohibit someone from saying on their website they oppose same-sex marriage and don't want to do that business and designers and artists. they have voting rights and a

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of new york said we'll do whatever we want. the governor of california said the same thing. we'll start reviewing people's social media. where is the united in the united stateshere is the middle ground? it used to be pro second amendment democrats. where is that leading to the supposed united states america? it's leading to destruction of institutions. the poll that came out about faith in institutions in the united states is the most frightening thing you will ever see. the supreme court, 25%. this is because of a multi generational fight by the left to politicize every institution from the fbi to the fda to the cdc, to every three-letter agency in the book. what happens when you criticize them? you get pelosi hole just laugh it off. we have one side ignoring the law and the other side having fidelity to the constitution. here to talk about this is my friend katie pavlich. there is just no middle ground any more with the left. there is no pliability in their position. >> exactly as you pointed out. you see new york basically saying we are going to make it as difficult as possible even with record crimes for people to exercise their second amendment rights.

the quarters of venture capital goes to founders in three states, california, massachusetts, and new york, likely contributes to the diverse -- lack of diverse funders that receive funding. due to the geographic concentration and the existing networks. what are the downstream effects. ? see founders outside of the d.c. locale struggle to raise capital, usually 3-10,000,000 dollars. we have funding from investors focused on growth and scale. this only compounds the lack of diversity in the long run. republicans have introduced bills that will enhance capital formation so that more minority and women owned the store can get off of the ground some of these ideas include the improving capital allocations for newcomers act from mr. timmons. this bill codifies the recommendation from the small business capital formation advisor committee and what increase the number of investors to help fund and invest in more entrepreneurs in their own community. many of whom are women and minorities. developing our aspiring leaders, this bill would expand the spoke of qualifying investments allowing large fun

emergency as vaccine demand surges there and the state of new york has declared monkey pox an imminent threat to public health. new york and california are the two hardest hit states. they account for almost half of the nation's confirmed monkey pox cases. cnn is in san francisco. how will this emergency declaration help people who have been exposed to or are seeking the vaccine there? >> reporter: hey, fred. ideally this gets them resources quickly because that's what officials here are saying. they're saying they need outreach. they need testing. they need vaccines. they need treatment. and this state of emergency should help get all of those things a little quicker than expected and without road blocks. what officials here are saying is that they're seeing the cases increasing and increasing and doing so quickly. that's why they feel like they need more in terms of logistics and resources. but beyond that what they are really saying is they want the attention of the federal government because they say they need those resources from the government especially the vaccines, mayor london breed saying she reached out to the department

states of emergency due to rising numbers of the virus. new york accounts for one in for infections across the us with 1300 cases reported there. there are $800.00 cases in the state of california, more than quarter of which are in san francisco. mike, hannah is in washington with more on the us government's response to the outbreak. what it means is that, for example, in new york state, the public emergency has been declared. this allows the state to permit paramedics nurses, for example, to administer doses of the vaccine. it also opens up the door to greater federal assistance. now it is interesting in terms of the fact that you have had observed to say that it's very difficult to coordinate on the basis of the 7 entities. now that is the u. s. as 50 states plus the 7 regions and major cities that are involved in san francisco, for example, which is the 1st city to declare public health emergency. once again, that opens up the avenues of assistance from the state as well as from federal level. so it is a bit of a hodgepodge response in terms of the health department way of dealing with this and what i must note as well. very importantly, on wednesday, the cdc said that there

venture capital goes to founders in three -- three quarters of venture capital goes to founders in three states, california, massachusetts, and new york, likely contributes to the diverse -- lack of diverse funders that receive funding. due to the geographic concentration and the existing networks. what are the downstream effects? we see founders outside of the tradition or -- traditional locales struggle to raise capital, usually $3 million to $10 million dollars. we have funding from investors focused on growth and scale. this only compounds the lack of diversity in the long run. republicans have introduced bills that will enhance capital formation so that more minority and women owned the store can get off of the ground some of these ideas include the improving capital allocations for newcomers act from mr. timmons. this bill codifies the recommendation from the fcc small business capital formation advisor committee and what increase the number of investors to help fund and invest in more entrepreneurs in their own community. many of whom are women and minorities. developing our aspiring leaders, this bill would expand the spoke of

states in the near term a is going to be through federal action, protecting babies past a certain point in gestation. that's the only way we will save children in new york, california , my home state of maryland, illinois. and these are states where more than 56% of abortions are occurring and will continue to occur. so, in order to reach the majority of these babies that are suffering and dying for abortion, we need federal action. and back in the pro-life states, not only are there pro-life laws in the pro-life lawmakers who are champion them going to need to be supported year after year, election after election, but we need more resources for moms and for babies who are now welcoming unplanned, unexpected children and it's the 16 states that i mentioned -- or 18 that i mentioned are being most aggressive, most ambitious to protect life. here's an area where pro-life governors are taking incredible steps forward, really creatively , finding new ways to ensure that moms and families have the resources that they need to choose lives -- live in the best circumstances. the mississippi governor is a really great example here. his state is at the heart of the challenge to roe, and he has

the fact that three quarters of venture capital goes to founders in just three states, california, massachusetts and new york, likely contributes to the diverse, lack of diverse founders that receive funding. due to the geographic concentration and the exacting works. what are the downstream effects? we see founders outside these traditional locales struggle to raise capital, usually three to $10 million. that propels them to more easily secure series be funding from investors focused on growth and scale. this only compounds the lack of diversity in the long run. committee republicans have introduced various bills that would in enhanced capital formation so that more minority and women own start-ups can get off the ground. some ideas include the improving capital allocation for newcomers act from mr. timmins. this bill codified the recommendation from the scc small business capital for a nation advisory committee. it would increase a number of investors to help funds invested more entrepreneurs in their own communities. many of whom are women and minorities. the developing and encouraging our aspiring leader

. >> reporter: according to the latest cdc figures, new york has the highest number of confirmed monkeypox cases in the united states. california is next on the list. at stanford, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> the monkeypox vaccine shortage is not just a bay area issue. in los angeles county, the health department opened four sites to get thousands of shots into arms. at one pop-up clinic in encino, some people said they had to wait several hours for their turn. it has to be done by an actual nurse and there are only four nurses at this location. the worry is that the push won't be fast enough. >> it disfigure your skin, it leaves scars, you'll be on your back for two weeks. >> those eligible for the vaccine include anyone who had contact with someone who contracted the virus and lgbtq men who were diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease in the last year. you can find the latest on the monkeypox outbreak, vaccines and san francisco's state of emergency on kpix.c and streaming. >>> don't forget to bring a mask if you're riding the b.a.r.t. the new rule will be in place until at least october 1st. masks are available at station a

california and san francisco to declare a state of emergency around monkeypox. san francisco is by far the most impacted in california. and california has the most infections behind only new york state. reporter: santa clara county has seen a rise in monkeypox cases. they have had 39 confirmed cases there in the south bay. public health department director dr. sarah coty said that a little more than half of those cases are in the latinx community and most but not all involve those in the lgbtq -- lgbtq+ community. dr. cody said more vaccines are coming. but there is still not a lot of information about that. >> a little over 700 doses additionally coming into the county. we don't know exactly yet when those will arrive. we are advocate being as fiercely as we can -- advocating as fiercely as we can with the federal government and the state of california we badly need more vaccine. reporter: the s.f. general clinic that has given out monkeypox vaccines ran out on monday but we just received word in the last couple of hours that they are getting more than 4,000 monkeypox vax doses this week. but again, it's up clear -- unclear when those will arrive. j.r. stone, abc7 news. dan:

of the war police continues unabated. now you see people mass exodus in california, mass exodus in new york where i am to states that are athe mason-dixon line. >> sean: billions of dollars in the last two years leaving new york city alone. same problem in california where you are, curtis is right. >> thank you for having me, nice to see you again, curtis. as you pointed out it's happening everywhere including high-end areas. and out here in california in hancock park a high-end area where maxine waters has a $5 million mansion, ucla grad student stabbed to death by a career criminal who should not of it out in the streets. beverly hills a music mogul's wife was murdered, she is in her 80s and they had armed security at the home. guy comes in with a firearm, shoots the woman again a long criminal record and two weeks ago, two police officers right outside of l.a. were murdered by a guy who was also a career criminal. he was facing three years in jail because as a career criminal you're not supposed to have a firearm, he had a firearm. the assistant d.a. handling the case said because of the soft on crime policy of the d.a

judging by latest data maybe you have seen it, people want to get the hell out of california illinois and new york. those three states all registered sharpest overall population loss lasts year. so what heck is everybody moving well one of most popular place is without doubt here in florida we saw population increase by 211,000 between july 2, '02 and july 2021. and by way it is not just people moving. of the 5.8 million new businesses in application between january 21st and 22 stunning 12% were right here in florida. now with these numbers, it is no wonder that florida governor is way up in the polls in reelection race and nation wide he building profile impressive fund raising operation. with all of the over all of things we just talked about liberal governors with ambitions for national office have denied including that walking pile of higher gel new some. he defeated recall effort his state realing from high crime, under performing schools. flood aliens and water shoejs and high taxes. and adjusting that reality new some lashes out. >> all of you living in glory join the fight. or join us in california we still b

. >> reporter: according to the latest cdc figures, new york has the highest number of confirmed monkeypox cases in the united states. california is next on the list. at stanford, max darrow, kpix 5. >> we will continue to bring you the latest monkeypox coverage on-air, streaming on cbs news bay area, and online at kpix.com. >>> in the past 30 minutes, the b.a.r.t. board voted to bring back the transit system's mask mandate. b.a.r.t. only just lifted the mandate about two weeks ago. the panel voted 6-2 to bring it back until october 1st amid the ongoing spike in covid cases. and in southern california, l.a. county has dodged another round of indoor masking requirements. health officials considered bringing back the mandates after a summer spike, but today said that there has been a steady decline since last week. >>> in just the past three hours, san francisco slammed the brakes on federally mandated patient transfers from laguna honda hospital. this comes after four patients died within days of their transfers from the embattled facility. laguna honda lost its medicare and medicaid funding back in april after several violation

of health care suddenly just become in new york, in california, other than perhaps the austins or new areas of technology? guest: absolutely. i think these are some of the subsequent implications of the state which are beginning to play out right now. it might make employment and investment in certain states more or less appealing. for instance, we are always excited about innovations in fertility care to make it more accessible and affordable for everyone to build the kind of family they would like to build. if you are an innovator building a venture backed company in fertility care, it just makes sense to build your company in a state like california or new york, which will continue presumably to support these businesses and not create uncertainty around the treatment of embryos and fertility care. that is just one example, but i think we will see that play out across the board. caroline: are you still bullish on the space? guest: i am permanently bullish about improving the lives of women. i will always be bullish about the opportunities in women's health. one of the important things to remember is that when we talk about women's health, that doesn't just equal reproductive health. it n

amy: here in the united states, the cdc has reported more than 2800 cases of monkeypox so far across 44 states, with the largest outbreaks in new york, california, illinois, florida, d.c., and georgia. the white house has not declared a public health emergency could bolster the u.s. response to the monkeypox outbreak. what has covid response coordinator said "it is an ongoing but a very active conversation at hhs." that is the department of health and human services. for more, we're joined by joe osmundson, professor of microbiology at new york university. scientist, activist, and author of the new book "virology: essays for the living, the dead, and the small things in between." he is featured in a new piece in "the new yorker" headlined "the agony of an early case of monkeypox." it begins "on the evening before juneteenth, joseph osmundson, when my best friends and a microbiologist at nyu, texted me, we think andy has monkeypox. two nights earlier, our friend andy had spent hours hunched over in an emergency room with excruciating rectal pain only to be refused testing. it was his third try in five days. requires the appearance of lesions on

ridiculously ideal solution the federal taxes of new york, oregon, washington and california actually support the republican gerrymandered an actor andistic states of the south. what if the payers of the taxes since no rich people pay taxes actually designated what they wanted their taxes for and said not the military and not creationism and then those people it's always followed the money. they might change if there are funds were so what is your question? is there is there any way to get reason back in politics? and also i am legally old enough to vote by mail and they have made it so impossible that almost all the mailers have been discarded because they didn't fill out a font size six number. okay. so that's a texas issue. you know that that's what happened with greg abbott and the texas legislature the voting with by mail but to her other points, you know, so can we get reasonable stuff in? yes, but guess what show of hands how many y'all have ever clicked on a news article that said congress worked? for those viewing audience we have one hand. okay, and and so so part of this is we have to model the behavior that we want to see. and in are

bedrock rights through the attorney general's own states, where abortions remain legal, such as new york in california, and now bracing for an influx of women seeking help. there's been a massive turn out for london's 1st in person pride parade. since the start of the panoramic organizers estimate over a 1000000 people joined the festivities and also marked an important milestone. ah, after a 2 year pandemic pause, london was in the mood for celebration. hundreds of thousands joined the festivities, which retraced part of the root of the city's 1st pride march, 50 years ago with veteran activists who were there on that day. once again leading the march. revelers welcomed the massive change in attitudes towards the l. g. b t plus community in the last half century. ah, i even used the freedom to do this. when previously they will be noted as a jesse police living at home to live with that increase acceptance and popularity has clearly come more of a party atmosphere. veteran campaign is warned that still work to be done, ah, a guess is always instrumental unless they say we have a right when reaction is always going to knock that down.

of the monkeypox vaccine to the state. california is ranked second in the nation for the highest positivity rate of the disease. new york is number one and for the latest information, including a monkeypox case tracker vaccination sites. you can scan that qr code. it will take you right to our website. the biden administration is planning offer updated covid-19 booster shots starting in mid september. >> both pfizer and moderna have promised a can deliver doses of new versions that target the omicron variant right now, only americans over the age of 50 or with certain immune deficiencies are eligible for second boosters of the original shot. both companies are still waiting to get a green light from the fda and the cdc before the rollout can begin. the current >> that we use now only look at the ancestral strain from 2 years ago. so i think it will help with preventing infection may be cause disruptions in society. >> the 171 million booster shots of the biden administration has secured won't cover every american officials say in order for that to happen congress will need to approve more covid funding. >> on bart peopl

coming out of this you look at the state set of came to florida, texas, north carolina. look at the states that have lost. california, new yorkm and their family. economically. >> you know caterpillar had left illinois. honeywell out of minnesota. tesla out of california all going to texas. i think what's important to note as if you take the liberal policies of the state you dislike and you take those same policies to texas or to florida and you vote the same liberal way you did in illinois you're going to get another illinois and texas. when you come to a conservative state but it's given you an environment for success in freedom, continue to vote to preserve those policies. don't continue to vote these leftist policies in this great state you're moving to because it will give you less freedom and more red tape. that's a concern of the states. who's coming in and how they can about? are they going to change the very dynamic that are bringing people more freedom and opportunity in the state, to a blue state mentality. again, hopefully that freedom seeps into their blood and how they vote in elections. >> dana: sean commits in

of laws that democratic governors can pass in their states. to strengthen access to abortion here in california governor newsom, for instance, recently signed legislation protecting abortion providers from liability. new york local signed bills to protect out of state patients and providers from lawsuits in other states that have been abortion. now this virtual meeting comes after mr biden returned from a six day trip to europe. he was asked about abortion and talked about the possibility of eliminating the filibuster in the senate. i believe we have to codify roe v. wade in the law and the way to do that is to make sure that congress votes to do that. and if the filibuster gets in the way, it's like voting rights. it should be. we provide an exception for this. now the filibuster is a senate procedural rule that allows the minority party to block legislation. there's nothing in the law or the constitution that requires it. even so, it's not clear that all democrats would agree to eliminate it. democratic senators joe manchin and kirsten cinema have previously said they do not favor removing that filibuster, but on the state level, the supreme court decision last week did allow states to set their own rule

. >> reporter: according to the latest cdc figures, new york has the highest number of confirmed monkeypox cases in the united states. california is next on the list. at stanford, max darrow, kpix 5. >> and you find the latest on the monkeypox outbreak, including more information on san francisco's state of emergency and vaccines on kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> and now the latest on the coronavirus. a warning this evening from bay area medical experts as hospitalization rates across california go up. state hospitals are reporting more than 4800 patients infected with the virus, and that is up 4% from yesterday. now local health officials are urging the public not to let their guard down, and they're encouraging people to mask up, especially indoors. >> right now, hospitalizations in california and in the bay area match the hospitalizations during the delta surge. and part of what we've been told is that covid is mild now. so it doesn't matter. people aren't being hospitalized. so it's okay to go ahead and get it. and this is wrong. we keep saying it's okay to get infected because we have treatment. it's real

says there are now more than 4600 confirmed cases in the united states, with more than a quarter of the cases in new york and 17% in california. >> bottom line is, we need to stay ahead of this and be able to end this outbreak. >> reporter: the health and human services secretary announced thursday the department will distribute 786,000 newly available doses of the vaccine. >> getting the vaccine out is critical right now. if we want to stop this, if we want to arrest it immediately, we need to get as many folks vaccinated as possible. >> reporter: federal health officials say they'll prioritize getting the vaccine to areas with the greatest number of people at risk. monkeypox spreads through skin on skin and other close contact. anyone can get it. but so far, this outbreak is primarily impacting men who have sex with men. >> this is very triggering for our community. we are a community that was ravravp a -- ravaged in the '80s by the aids epidemic. >> reporter: the biden administration is still weighing to declare monkeypox an emergency. >> we'll give you the latest monkeypox coverage streaming online at kpix.com. >>> today,