this comes from anonymous attendee? so this is a what's your current impression of how the press interaction of the government are reporters more buttoned up and does that keep them from posing important and difficult to the leaders. my impression is the press interacts. with the government pretty poorly we need to challenge them and i think that comes because i don't think reporters are more buttoned up. i think they're afraid of losing access more than anything else and i think that they're younger and less experienced and the one thing always tell young reporters when when i have them working for me is you don't work for the government those people work for you. hold them accountable put their feet to the fire truth to power. i'll back you a thousand percent. you never have to worry go after them if you're afraid that you're gonna get fired or lose access because you're doing your your job. that's a problem. okay, absolutely. all right. let's keep on going here anonymous attendee again, how have you adapted to the di

you'll enter the meeting as an attendee and dial star 3 to be added into the queue. for those already in hold please continue to wait until the system indicates that you have unmuted. looking around the room, there is no in-person comment, so we'll move to virtual comment. we'll paws momentarily to check virtual attendees. >> we have one caller on the foefn line. zero caller, other callers may enter the queue as public comment continues. we'll wait 5 seconds and then close public comment for the agenda item. secretary, there are still no callers in the comment view. >> thank you, moderator, seeing no public callers, it's public comment has been closed. >> it's been moved and seconded, roll call please. >> vice president. >> yes. >> commissioner bresland. >> yes. >> commissioner caning. >> aye. >> commissioner falseby. >> yes. >> and commissioner ca venzki. >> yes. >> item 4, general public comment, [echoing] agenda item 4 is general public comment, an opportunity for members of the public to comment on any matter that is not on the agenda, including that the board pl

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they say other possible attendees include barack obama and former german chancellor. >>> coronavirus pandemic is putting a spotlight on japan's slow pace and developing vaccines compared to western nations. it has now picked 10 universities and laboratories for vaccine development research. the science ministry says the university of tokyo will be home to a new research first the project. it will conduct studies for viruses that can trigger future pandemics. researchers will collaborate on attacks. the government plans to invest about $380 million in the project over the next five years. north korea's is a recent outbreak of fever in the countries north was caused by influenza, not covid-19. the parties newspaper reports four people experiencing symptoms have tested negative for the coronavirus. a lockdown in the province which borders china is now being lifted. earlier this month, kim jong-un decide declared the country had prevailed despite against covid- 19. they have eased much of the measures including the mask mandate except for people living near the chinese and south korean b

he won the straw poll among attendees for the conservative political action conference in dallas. but if he runs, it is a hand says he won't stop the big lie. >> i don't believe the election was stolen. but talking about 2020 is not what people want to hear. he likes hearing it i tell president trump if you want to present 2024, focus on solving the problems americans are living with. >> with, that last ever them intended over to julie tsirkin. how much progress has a senate made at this hour, julia, and i've been covering it all night. >> our 13 this vote aroma has been going all night, and they are beginning to get a bit tired. i ask once in their how long he thinks this is going to take before they get to the final. he told me at least until about two or 3 pm. so it's kind of a loose timeline. we are working on it here. and we take a listen to senator graham and hassan overnight. obviously the lack of sleep getting the better of them, republicans forcing hard votes on democrats. listen in. >> this is phony and cynical. they would not let you do this in professional wrestling. i

monster mania also encouraged attendees to contact the police to file a report.mania be continue to assist authorities in any and every way possible, mike. mike: christina coleman reporting, thanks very much. jennifer lopez and ben affleck sealing the deal for a second time. lavish and star-studded ceremony. lopez and affleck second wed feature fox news sunday with grace gallagher, thanks for watching. have an awesome day. ♪ ♪ ♪ it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ...who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. i am trace gallagher. headwinds on multiple fronts. ♪ >> the white house celebrates as the inflation reduction act becomes law. >> the promise of america is real and just beginning. >> the president climbing to travel the u

a possible 2024 presidential run and when you look at the numbers, it wasn't even close. 69% of attendeesere polled on this prefer former trump -- former president trump over other people who were on there, roughly only 24% preferred florida governor desantis and when they removed trump from the equation, desantis was the clear winner. very similar results. attendees we spoke with aren't at all surprised by the results of the draw poll and either former president trump as he molds possibly running in 2024. >> i want to thank you for your incredible support also because i just walked in the door and told me i had a straw poll. >> when attendees were asked about most important issues election integrity led the way followed by immigration and energy independence and much to a surprise inflation was down at the bottom at number 5. griff. griff: that is quite a surprise, indeed. jeff paul for us live in dallas. jeff, thank you. all right, let's go to our political panel. joining us erin pareni, vice president at strategies and former communications director for texas senator ted cruz and laura

monster mania also encourage the attendees to contact the police to file a report.y also stated that monster made it will continue to assist the authorities and any and every way possible. arthel: christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you christina. eric: atlanta braves outfielder marcell ozuna is back for the line up in the game against the houston astros but that just days after his dui arrest in georgia. police said that major league slugger was pulled over for speeding and swerving in and out of his lane early on friday morning. ed happens to be the second time in 15 months he has faced legal trouble. charles watson live in atlanta with more details on this latest case hi charles perry. >> hey good afternoon eric. marcell ozuna is back in the lineup today and met with a round of booze by fans after the police department released a body cam video of the traffic stop. in that recording you can see and hear ozuna tell officers he is a member of the atlanta braves in later admitting to officers that he had several beers to drink despite initially telling them

liz: it was limited to cpac attendees and cannot represent the broader gop electorate. for those polled, the top issue of concern was election integrity alongside domestic threats. less emphasis was put on international matters like russia or china. developing news to the battle over abortion. indiana has passed and near total ban on the procedure. the republican-controlled legislature became the first in the nation to pass such a measure. indiana native and former vice president mike pence tweeted life is winning. the white house blasted the legislation, saying quote, another radical step by republican legislators to take away women's reproductive rights. >> this is going to be very restrictive and it is going to hurt hoosier women. liz: all abortions would be banned except in cases where the mother's health was at risk alongside certain instances of rape or incensed. some republicans say it still does not go far enough. the near total abortion ban comes after voters in kansas overwhelmingly defeated the effort to remove abortion rights from their state constitution. t

monster-mania also encouraged the attendees to contact the police to file a report. linsey, we've learned busey was interviewed by police after that initial report. the malibu, california, actor is scheduled for a court appearance in new jersey in the next ten days. no response from busey's reps. linsey? >> kenneth, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. surveillance video captures the moment a boat explodes in florida. what we know about the people onboard. r skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief for adults. with dupixent, you can show more skin with less eczema. hide my skin? not me. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches

meadows' response to learning the attendees were armed and that day. >> what was mark's reaction, to the weapons of people had in the crowd? >> when tony and i went in to talk to mark that morning, mark was sitting on his couch on his phone, something typical, these are the people outside right now, these are the weapons, and gave him a brief, a thorough explanation, and i remember distinctly mark not looking up from a -- from his phone. i remember finishing the explanation and it taking him a few seconds for him to say, "anything else?" still looking down at his phone. tony looks at me and i look at tony and tony said, no, sir, do you have any questions? what are you hearing? i looked at tony and said, we just told you what is happening at the rally. then he looked up and said, have you talked to the president? and tony said, yes, sir. all right, good. >> he asked tony if tony had informed the president and tony said yes, he had? >> is it your understanding that he told the president about weapons at the rally on the morning of january 6? >> that's what he really to me -- he relayed

let's hear what some of the attendees had to say. when the russian regime blames sanctions for the food crisis around the world. they're engaging in disinformation. we need to continue fighting russian dis information. that's why canada will create a dedicated team to help increase our capacity to monitor and detect russian and other state sponsored different dis information. the international community also has to engage actively in the long term reconstruction of ukraine. rearing. in mind, the size of the challenge, we need to accelerate the work that we started, the new run and support of this process, like capacity as president of the g 7. and together with the european commission, i will host an international high level expert conference for reconstruction and dawn and october. we will never recognize russia's annexation of crimea or any other ukrainian territory. in the face of proteins assault, we must continue to give our ukrainian friends all the military humanitarian, economic, and diplomatic support that they need. we will

the zoom host will promote the attendee to panelists and enable the attendee's video. translation, go ahead, please. >> interpreter: thank you. this is spanish and cantonese. this will be in spanish and cantonese. [speaking foreign language] >> cantonese interpreter, please. [speaking foreign language] thank you.? thank you. president lam, that concludes our translation services. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for your patience. i would like to reconvene to open session and report from the closed session. in five matters of anticipated litigation, the board gave direction to general counsel in the matter of student ll verses sfusd0h8 case number 2022050468. the board by a vote of 7 ayes gave direction to the general counsel in the matter of student am verses sfusd case number 2022051023, the board by a vote of 7 ayes voted a settlement and release agreement up to stipulated amount. in the matter of student et verses sfusd08h case number 20226137, the board by a vote of 7 ayes approved a settlement and release agreement up to the stipulated amount. in the matter of stu

, the relationship with the audience, the attendees wouldn't perhaps be limited in some of the ways theame. i know you been to enough literary festivals yourself as an author.— been to enough literary festivals yourself as an author. yes. one of the things — yourself as an author. yes. one of the things sometimes _ yourself as an author. yes. one of the things sometimes worries - yourself as an author. yes. one of. the things sometimes worries authors that are controversial is the fact there is very little security in the states if you remember it wasn't that long ago that an mp or of course we had the tory mp for south end who was murdered. there was a another attacked so that is always a worry when people come face to face. it's important to say, the importance of salman rushdie goes well beyond that controversial book of his, satanic verses published in 1988. if this was really the spark that ignited violentjihad in many ways, it's important to say and i think is that is overly a, the vast majority of people, muslim or not condemn the idea of eight fatwa. they believe in free speech,

cpac released the results of a straw poll if donald trump runs for president in 2024, 69% of the attendeesd they would vote for him, and following is governor ron desantis, and 24% of the respondents said they would vote for him, but the biggest concern the attendees said they would look at the integrity of the election, border wall, and constitutional rights. >>> based on the 2022 census, the latino population is the largest racial group in america, and historically, the latinos have voted overwhelmingly democratic, but it may be changing. political analyst larry gurston is here, and good morning. what does this mean for the nation when it comes to future elections? >> it is so interesting, key keyira. over the last three decades the republicans are largely white, and democrats are a largely white with a good dose of latino populations, and as you can see that the composition here, the voters are saying they it has gone up from 8.4% in 2014 to 16% in 2020 and that is a major change in the demographic population. >> and so if that is now equal to what looks like the african-american percen

what are you hearing from the attendees there? >> well, jim, in just a few hours, as you said, donald trump will take the stage. the final speech here at this three-day event. he'll be proceeded by two republican candidates. michigan and arizona, but trump is the big star here. he is ending things in a couple of hours in the ballroom. a few attendees about what they were expecting from donald trump tonight and whether they want to support him in 2024 if he decides to run for president. >> donald trump really stands for kind of that he's against the establishment, right, but these days ever since 2016, lot more people are anti-establishment. desantis, especially, but the reason why i always go for trump is because trump really has the abrasiveness. >> i look forward to just about everything he says. whether it be talking about securing our borders or talking about refunding the police and supporting them. i'm very passionate about that as well and going against senatorship. there's a lot of things about our freedoms that are being

. >> at a weekend festival, organizers used the opportunity to inform attendees about how to stay safe this weekend. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no. hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. it's coming along. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. national university, back. our top story this half hour. the anual dory ali festival happened today in san francisco's soma neighborhood. >> despite growing concerns around the spread of monkeypox virus has been predominantly spreading among and bisexual men who make up the majority of the festivals. attendees kron four's taylor bisacky has details. >> several streets shut down in san francisco on sunday for the annual up your alley leather in fetish fair. also known as gory alley, which draws thousands of people. the event comes after the city just declared a public health emergency for monkeypox as the virus continues. spreading think that that

the straw poll also found that cpac attendees believe california's governor, gavin newsom will be theal candidate in 2024. only 8% of those polls say they think president biden will be on the ballot. the white house has repeatedly said that president biden is planning on running for a second term happening now the u. s. senate is about to vote on the inflation reduction act bill that will happen today. the democrats soap the plan tackles . climate change, brings down health care costs and raises taxes on our larger corporations . the inflation reduction act debate has been going on. the past 13 hours into the weekend session that has been dubbed a voter rama. yesterday the senate approved the measure in a test vote that advanced legislation on a party line vote of 51 50. all republicans were opposed, and the vice president kamala harris broke that tie. many republicans say this measure will lead to a massive tax increase. let's start. with the bill's title, the inflation reduction act. sounds like a bill that's going to address perhaps the number one problem facing our nation, which i

one high-profile attendee at the peace memorial ceremony will be the un secretary general. he does plan to urge the world to work toward nuclear disarmament. they may go to say, the use of nuclear weapons is something totally unacceptable. the world needs to learn the lesson of the horrible tragedy, the horrendous tragedy of nagasaki and hiroshima. they make he says he is frustrated that the enormous progress in nuclear disarmament at the end of the 20th century is now being reversed. he says we are now seeing you invest it in nuclear weapons, and their modernization. a review conference for parties to the nuclear nonproliferation treaty is underway in new york. he says he hopes it will reaffirm the principle of the nonuse of nuclear weapons. he says from a moral and historical point of view, japan is in the best position to tell those that have nuclear weapons that using them is unacceptable. he will be the first incumbent un chief to attend the peace memorial ceremony in 12 years. >>> earlier, my colleague introduced us to an issue plaguing the anti-nuclear campaign and s

attendees were asked about who they prefer, 69% of them went with the former president.d to roughly 24% who preferred florida governor desantis. we should note when they removed a truck from the equation desantis was a clear winner. note major surprises especially look at what happened at the last seatback last february in florida very similar results. they are not surprised by the results and neither his former president trump as the moles running possibly again in 2024. >> it's very respected that straw poll comes out heavily covered and really something. it is really where the heart of conservative people in this country is, that straw polls are tremendous indicator of what is happening in our country. >> when attendees were asked about the most important issue, election integrity led the way followed by immigration and then energy independence. much to the surprise of some who were talk about how expensive things are, the economy and inflation ranked at the bottom at five, arthel. steve at all right jeff paul in dallas thank you. eric: new york city mayor eric adams

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in today's red and gold t shows how one attendee at camp isn't just special for the fans. >> trey lance is the biggest qun mark for the 49ers heading into 2022. however there's no questioning the offensive weapons the second year quarterback has to throw to. you throw to. you have probowl delight end george kittle. wide receiver brandon iyuke who has been the talk of training camp.t we all know that the offense res around debo the self-proclaimed wide back. since signing his new new contract, samuel's presence at camp has added swagger to the the entire offense. >> he's like an enforcers. evere knows when debo is out on the field, you get another feeling.e has physical play to get us goi. just having him back out there s us that we can complete the in and out just to start building. >> can't wait for friday. > >> thanks for watching. the news news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. have a a great night. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheer

cornell barnard spoke with organizers and attendees about concerns. >> it is good to see one of the last vestiges of the out and about things surviving. reporter: russ bono from paul springs never misses the street fair that is a celebration of all things fetish. angel says this year the timing of a recent state of emergency over monkeypox has raised concerns. >> in previous years it was body to body and that is not the case. reporter: the scaled-down event stretched several blocks. no alcohol allowed. the san francisco department of public health was doing outreach about monkeypox. tim jane took precautions in the crowd. >> it seems awful. i'm definitely not touching anyone right now. >> i probably will not be doing any real close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox but it is a big concern. reporter: there was monkeypox testing outside a bar. >> we are trying to understand and see if we can detect it earlier in a asymptomatic population. reporter: it is hard to tell if this will be a super-spreader but arming the population with sources is the first step in prevention

. >> the closely watched cpac poll of attendees came out last night. a ton of surprises there. 69% of attendees said that if donald trump runs in 2024 they would vote for him. if he doesn't run they are fully behind florida governor, ron desantis, who is noticeably absent from this conference. cory? >> gary, reporting for us out of dallas. we appreciate that. new details from the alex jones defamation lawsuit value the net worth of the conspiracy theories businesses between 135 and 200 and $70 million. experts estimated that it's personal net worth, between 70 million and 140 million. one witness testified that is in for a worse store generated more than 100 and $65 million in revenue over three years. let's dig deeper with nbc news senior, dan collins. then, these estimations and evaluation square with what you found? how did alex jones make so much money if this is correct? >> honestly, it's probably more than that if you really think about. it we didn't know until this week that, through this leaked phone, that was accidentally sent from alex jones'

cornell barnard spoke with organizers and attendees about their concerns. >> it is good to see the last vestiges of the whole kink out and about things still surviving. >> russ from palm springs never misses the annual up your alley or dory alley street fair, a celebration of all things fetish. >> i like to think of it as the biggest leather block party. >> executive director says this year the timing of the recent citywide date of emergency over monkeypox has changed the game plan. >> i don't know if you came in previous years but you would be body to body. clearly that is not the case. >> the scaled-down event stretched for several blocks. alcohol is not allowed. near the front gate, the san francisco department of public health was doing outreach about monkeypox. >> i hope we get a lot more vaccines. >> tim was taking precautions in the crowd. >> it seems awful. i'm definitely not touching anyone right now. >> my precaution is i will probably not be doing anything, any close contact with any person. i am vaccinated for monkeypox. that is a big concern. >> renegade bio was doing the k

some of the first time attendees the people who were in library slash information cool. it can tell my age when i just say library school library school to think about your career in a more cyclical way or winding way to be able to go from that. and i wanted to ask you a question. and this is for everybody's going to hear. what were the similarities though? oh, what were the similarities there were because i spent multiple times multiple jobs within llc. it made everything else easier. most of my career was in the congressional research service doing policy analysis and bringing together a lot of materials the congressional staff needed. the second part of my career i went to rare books with having absolutely no knowledge of what was going to go on there and discovered a theft so i worked a lot with the general council etc to be able to figure out that theft. and i guess what and from there. i went to be the director of acquisitions for the entire library something. i'd never thought about doing but it was it was really wonderful to do that job because it pulled so many

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tell us a little bit about what attendees can expect on this opening night. thank you. we've been thrilled. we've been serving the globe virtually, but now we're in person getting people together, all walks of life, humanity to celebrate the great art and artists of our world film artist. it's amazing . we have 150 different united states and world premieres a new beer and wine garden to get people together and to have a good time we have 450 artists coming in from all around the united states and over 50 countries. we are ready to go. what are some of the films that that you expect a really good going to stand out to audiences during this year's film festival ? what are gonna be some of those those memorable that people leave the festival and they're still talking about well , tonight we have a jim gaffigan here with us getting our maverick spirit award with a great film, linoleum kicking things off. we have a wonderful film called dealing with dad. just a hoot american siblings that have to deal with their aging parent. and he won't get on the meds. ok very, very fun

an officer will help in making sure that all attendees are checked with a metal detector wand. j.r. stone, abc news 7. dan: a san jose police officer could face similar charges after being arrested for a d.u.i. raydarius suri was off duty he displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the santa clara district attorney's office will decide on formal charges. he is a three-year veteran of the san jose police department. >> it may be the middle of summer. but parts of the area saw raindrops. for more of the damp weather let's get to sandhya patel. rory it was quite a treat to get those showers. we had a few lightening strikes. but fortunately, those lightening strikes did not result in any new fires. all is quiet right now as we head into tomorrow, especially early on in the morning and then later in the afternoon could still see, hit or miss showers. the focus of the thunderstorms will be over northern california and the sierra nevada as you take a look at live picture from our south beach camera. last 24 hours pick up trace amounts. kent field. 400's in half moo

an officer will help in making sure that all attendees are checked with a metal detector wand. j.r. 7. dan: a san jose police officer could face similar charges after being arrested for a d.u.i. raydarius suri was off duty he displayed symptoms of alcohol influence and was booked into jail. the santa clara district attorney's office will decide on formal charges. he is a three-year veteran of the san jose police department. >> it may be the middle of summer. but parts of the area saw raindrops. for more of the damp weather let's get to sandhya patel. rory it was quite a treat to get those showers. we had a few lightening strikes. but fortunately, those lightening strikes did not result in any new fires. all is quiet right now as we head into tomorrow, especially early on in the morning and then later in the afternoon could still see, hit or miss showers. the focus of the thunderstorms will be over northern california and the sierra nevada as you take a look at live picture from our south beach camera. last 24 hours pick up trace amounts. kent field. 400's in half moon bay. august we

that baseball journalism and baseball in general assisted in developing those communities is that attendees of baseball games in the 1930s handed out flyers organizing boycotts of businesses that would not hire i will say one more thing. another way that baseball journalism and baseball in general assisted in developing those communities is that attendees of baseball games in the 1930s handed out flyers organizing boycotts of businesses that would not hire asian americans during the great depression. you have a lot of businesses that when the great depression hit they targeted foreigners and immigrants and would not hire them. baseball games where they tried to develop that they should boycott the business is doing that. what's not buy from them if they want higher workers from our community. okay, now, i want to delve into the great depression in particular. to talk about its impact on baseball. we are going to transform looking only at journalism and now looking specifically. i started with a basic introduction so we know we are talking about, i love this image and when it conveys about w

attendees kron four's taylor reports. >> several streets shut down in san francisco on sunday for the annual up your alley. leather and fetish fair. also known as gory alley, which draws thousands of people. the event comes after the city just declared a public health emergency for monkeypox as the virus continues. spreading think that that risk is not 0. and i think if people are smart and know how monkeypox does spread, they can avoid it. infectious disease specialist at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the risk of contracting the virus at events like gori. ali is very low. however, that risk increases based on intimate interactions with others, prolonged skin to skin contact and possibly through transmission, although skin to skin contact, it's a mean thing. so that large in terms of like. >> a medium that will be, you know. >> prolonged a kissing up through saliva, but it requires hours by itself, giving a high-five shaking somebody's time, you know, is not going to result in transmission. right now, monkeypox is predominantly spreading among and bisexual men. >> a large group tha

and who the cpac attendees are watching closely, jeff. >> yeah, david, you've got donald trump speakingd straw poll. those results will be released shortly before the president speaks and also, a lot of issues here, voters are talking about. we'll tell you after the break. we got the house! you did! pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. - [narrator] every three minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition. without surgery, some will die. those who do survive face extreme challenges. operation smile works to heal children born with cleft conditions. we need you. there are still millions in dire need of healing. go to operationsmile.org today and become a monthly supporter, or call. (gentle music) >> well, cpac attendees getting a closer look at 2024 hopefuls in dallas, including former president trump who is expected to speak later today. jeff paul is there with me. hi, jeff. >> yeah, david, final day of cpac, probably the most

and one attendee from last night's dinner tells cbs news tonight that top republicans are preparing forxpected announcement by trump, jumping in to the 2024 presidential race, fueled by grievance inside the gop about what has unfolded in recent days. margaret? >> robert costa with the news in manhattan tonight. >>> well, back here in washington, an iranian national was charged with plotting to assassinate former national security adviser john bolton, one of iran's fiercest critics. cbs' catherine herridge reports tonight on the destroyed extraordinary details. >> reporter: the alleged murder-for-hire plot took shape after this drone strike in iraq assassinated top iranian general qassem soleimani two years ago. former national security adviser john bolton quickly tweeted "congratulations to all involved." iran promised to retaliate. today the department of justice charged shahram poursafi, a member of iran's revolutionary guard, offering $300,000 to kill bolton. what did the fbi say about the serious nature of the threat? >> they were able to confirm that it was potentially an effort ei

and attendees say that they notice several big events for easy restrictions put in place after 2020. >> it is never going to be the old normal again, but it is nice to get bits and pieces here and there for sure. i definitely like this better than it was last year. the only thing i miss is costumes. halloween weekend was fun. >> yeah, hollowing was last year. this year your regular everyday costumes. there are nearly 100 food vendors and a majority are from san francisco. the music lineup include some of the biggest names in biz, including green day, along with post malone. the festival runs through sunday. if you are going, make sure you take -- and do something different. take a bus, because parking is extremely limited and i have to say, i think the people from out side lands after. don't do that. that is a bad idea. driving to go pick up someone at outside lands? you may as well just camp out in your car. >> okay, so take him to his station, somewhere out of the city picks them up there running shuttles from the auditorium out outside lands, but you have to take the ticket in adv

attendees kron four's taylor is actually has more on that. >> several streets shut down in san francisco on sunday for the annual up your alley. leather and fetish fair. also known as gory alley, which draws thousands of people. the event comes after the city just declared a public health emergency for monkeypox as the virus continues. spreading think that that risk is not 0. and i think if people are smart and know how monkeypox does spread, they can avoid it. infectious disease specialist at ucsf doctor peter chin-hong says the risk of contracting the virus at events like gori. ali is very low. however, that risk increases based on intimate interactions with others, prolonged skin to skin contact and possibly through transmission, although skin to skin contact, it's a mean thing. so that large in terms of like. >> a medium that will be, you know. >> prolonged a kissing up through saliva, but it requires hours by itself, giving a high-five shaking somebody's time, you know, is not going to result in transmission. right now, monkeypox is predominantly spreading among and bisexual men. >>

now these days, it's attendees are largely conservatives aligned with the world view. a former president donald trump, of populism over globalism. the conference has recently morphed into a sort of traveling road show used to be a static conference held in washington every january, february. and it also has apparently given rise or help to give rise to a new name. the analysts have coined the far right international. now last year, c park held in addition in brazil and president j, you're both scenarios spoke at the event with topics included threats to free speech. big tech dystopian, the rise of china and coven, 19 restrictions and mandates. now, earlier this year in may, there was another c pack edition held in budapest. so now we have victor or, or bon speaking at yet another edition, held just a few months later in dallas, texas, where he's railing against globalist and highlighting a common fight for western populace in the european union and in the u. s. and there are a lot of mainstream western media outlets taking what he said in his address and conflating it

he said that many attendees were in sleeveless tops and shorts. he wore pants and a short sleeved top for the lead doctor on the case, this highlights the potential for monkeypox spread at this type of gathering, which many of implications for how to control the virus. >> message and conclusion of this report shouldn't be won on of alarm monkeypox is spreading widely in the community and cannot be transmitted through casual contact is still requires a very close on that. with that somebody else that may be infected. >> the authors of the study say more research needs to be done on the non-sexual spread of monkeypox road. this case also demonstrates the importance of local monkeypox virus testing isolation and contract tracing. well, it is a motorcycle brand that has been in san francisco for more than 100 years when the pandemic took its toll on the local economy. the harley davidson dealership came close to shutting their doors. but now as kron four's as report, this motorcycle business is revving back up. >> all that. >> harley davidson is back

the last session, according to one of the attendees, was a black day in the history of israel. the accused mohammed or several challenges, but all of them are false. mohammed face severe injustice during his detention india's ready prison, where he spent $52.00 days on the torture, after which he lost 20 kilograms rooms wash. and madame, and certainly the last thing i expected was that mohammed would be arrested. his activity was limited to humanitarian work and he was preparing coupons for the poor . it had nothing to do with politics. we expect that he will be released because no charges have been proven against him. we are sure he has not committed any crime. since mohammed's absence, i have been suffering from heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes. i demand that the world international institutions and human rights organizations view. mm hm. it's case as a humanitarian issue and resolve it, however is well insists that l hubby had her li bees. the charges are well established while also defending as administrative detention policy as a pro acts as means of prevent

for $250.00, attendees were given dinner and a series of speeches by so called climate experts. the president of the heartland institute opened preceding thank you for being here. i have to say, i am so happy, i feel speechless. his presentation was both combatant and wildly inactive. the whole notion that we're facing a climate crisis is a delusion. we're here to fight very true because climate change is what they're using as a trojan horse for their globalization. socialist agenda. it was a common theme throughout the evening. i the i is a big why you're still really good. the highlight of the show was a video from germany and a new voice among climate change deny i life. we can get you through the climate campaign. rothenberg z. i a and i the media as leg wants me to paint meeting a 20 year old german who has a history a far right. activism has been funded by the heartland institute to make videos challenging to virg, youthful appeal. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about is money and pay with tales of time on the come on the ground. the rea

and one attendee from last night's dinner tells cbs news tonight that top republicans are preparing for a possible, earlier-than-expected announcement by trump jumping into the 2024 presidential race, fueled by grievance inside the g.o.p. about what has unfolded in recent days. margaret. >> brennan: robert costa with the news in manhattan tonight. well, back here in washington, an iranian national was charged with plotting to assassinate former national security adviser john bolton, one of iran's fiercest critics. cbs' catherine herridge reports tonight on the extraordinary details. >> reporter: the alleged murder-for-hire plot took shape after this drone strike in iraq assass napted top iranian general qasem soleimani two years ago. former national security adviser john bolton quickly tweeted, "congratulations to all involved." iran promised to retaliate. today, the department of justice charged shahram poursafi, a member of iran's revolutionary guard with with offering $300,000to kill bolton. what about the f.b.i. say about the serious natre of the threat? >> they were able to confirm

military equipment on displaying screening time. helicopters and missiles and on the 1st day the attendees were treated to an earl show of the latest russian fighter jets in production. oh, that's how you do it. now i don't dare think about listening to chikavsky are mentioning tolstoy in polite society, congressional culture has been cancelled throughout the west. much of this may of sober thinking minds everywhere. next we ask, does anyone benefit from so just, just ah, [000:00:00;00] a credit and that, you know, if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple don't put your human symbols on display a guy. so you guys don't talk to strangers. i. 7 avoid noisy gatherings, a more actually eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll, russian a consent for medication of love. it was also conceived by.