days ago, the district attorney's office in adams county filing sexual assault charges against the allegedpect, 28-year-old ian thomas cleary. >> the number one goal is to get justice. i want this to go to trial. i want him to be held accountable. >> the next question is, where is ian cheleary, will he see justice? >> reporter: despite the arrest warrant, authorities have not been able to find cleary and have yet to release his photograph. >> where do you believe this suspect is, and do you believe he will ultimately be arrested? >> we know ian cleary has spent significant time in europe, possibly in france. also in australia. so we're asking the public to really help us identify him and turn him in to law enforcement. >> it's extremely difficult to stay on the run, for starters. it may take some time. if he is going to choose to evade law enforcement. but he'll eventually get caught. >> reporter: shannon was just completing her first semester at gettysburg college. >> it's hard not to remember what happened on december 14th, 2013. because it's a day that changed my life. >> reporter: wint

that's the rallying cry from workers at the denver post who marched in adams county today. supporters of the post are fed up with cutbacks by their owner. leading the way, chuck plunkett. he had been the editor of the editorial page. some call him a hero. (cheers from the crowd) i can't believe i'm in this situation. and i never would have been in this situation if it hadn't been for you. i really need alden global capital to come around and either start reinvesting in it's newsrooms and start looking for a way to preserve local journalism across all it's holdings, but particularly at the denver post. or they need to sell us to more responsible owners, i try noto use profanity. i'm tired of watching people walk out our doors, good quality people like you. (cheers) how do you get out into the public mind, an "enough," or #metoo or that kind of a story narrative so that people understand, h, that's why it's terrible if my state paper collapses." i could have kept my job as the editorial page editor. i didn't, i didn't take that route i resigned. we had photos from like our pu

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who one time lived in saratoga, surviving assault is enough. >> to have to fight for 7 years to get justice on top of that knowing that they're still possibly a trial ahead of you. i mean, it's so much weight on survivors. so i'm glad that she has this moment to really take it in to realize she is believed that she is going to have her case prosecuted killers. attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say, well, i can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt. so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records,

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now 8 years later.changed this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who at one time lived in saratoga. >> like any survivor would just a huge breath of relief the huge weight was lifted off of her and she did have a very strong emotional reaction was moved to tears. this was something she's been, you know, pushing for for over 7 years. keillor's attorney laura dunn says her client never stop putting the pressure on law enforcement to prosecute. >> but until this week her pleas were ignored no survivor should have to go public share his story and put this amount of pressure district to have charges brought. >> and yet that's necessary hoping shannon's case can wake a lot of prosecutors law enforcement up that we need to be doing better by campus assault survivors in every single case written confession or not. >> dunn says what changed their mind was this facebook messages. they say the suspect sent killer in december of 2019 where they say he admi

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who one time lived in saratoga, surviving assault is enough. >> to have to fight for 7 years to get justice on top of that knowing that they're still possibly a trial ahead of you. i mean, it's so much weight on survivors. so i'm glad that she has this moment. so really take it in to realize she is believed that she is going to have her case prosecuted killers. attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not

assaulted by a fellow student in cleary who one time lived in saratoga the district attorney in adams county pennsylvania. chose not to prosecute until now. what change prosecutors mines were these facebook messages in them in clearly admitted to sexually assaulting her. >> you know, from the messages. he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind of ordeal. the show has been suffering ever since she met him. >> while is from saratoga police don't know where he is right now. kron 4 does not normally name. people who have been sexually assaulted but killer chose to make her story public. and one of the convicted. >> zebra killers in san francisco. has just died. officials say 76 year-old jessie lee cook's was found dead in a hospice unit at california medical facility in vacaville, his cause of death is still pending. cook's known as one of the zebra killers was sentenced in san francisco in 1976 to serve life with the possibility of parole. first degree murder, kidnapping and first-degree robber

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who one time lived in saratoga, surviving assault is enough. >> to have to fight for 7 years to get justice on top of that knowing that they're still possibly a trial ahead of you. i mean, it's so much weight on survivors. so i'm glad that she has this moment to really take it in to realize she is believed that she is going to have her case prosecuted killers. attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors declined to bring charges and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt. so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not

the district in adams county, pennsylvania, chose not to prosecute until now what changed the prosecutors mines, the facebook messages. and you can see one of them right here where ian says so i raped you. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind ordeal. the show has been suffering ever since she met him. >> while we do know that he is from saratoga police don't know where he is now. kron 4 normally doesn't report people been sexually assaulted, but killer chose to go on camera and make her story public. >> hate crimes against asian americans jumped to a 107% in california last year in what state attorney general rob bonta is calling in epidemic of hate. according to a report released by bought his office. n there were 89 hate crimes reported against asian americans in the state last year that compares to 43 from 2019. the spike came in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and the stay at home orders despite the increase justice department officials say hat

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week. a new district attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who one time lived in saratoga, surviving assault is enough. >> to have to fight for 7 years to get justice on top of that knowing that they're still possibly a trial ahead of you. i mean, it's so much weight on survivors. so i'm glad that she has this moment. so really take it in to realize she is believed that she is going to have her case prosecuted killers. attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not

but the district attorney in adams county, pennsylvania, shows at the time not to prosecute but now theyecute. they change their minds because they saw facebook messages where as you can see, he says. so i raped you, i'll never do it to anyone ever again. >> we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. to this. this kind of ordeal. the show has been suffering ever since she met him. >> and while he is from saratoga and he lived there back then. police don't know where he is now. kron 4 does not normally name. people have been sexually assaulted. but as we said, killer wanted to make her story public. >> hate crimes against asian americans jumped a 107% in california last year in what state attorney general rob bonta is calling an epidemic of hate. according to a report released by bonta's office. there were 89 hate crimes reported against asian americans in the state last year and that compares to 43 back in 2019. the spike came in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and the stay

ian cleary who at one time lived in saratoga, the district attorney in adams county, pennsylvania, howevere not to prosecute until dow. what changed? prosecutors mines. we're facebook messages in them. ian clearly admit to the rape. as you can see right there, that's the post. we know from the messages he has some sense of guilt or responsibility. so we are asking him to cooperate to turn himself in and really to put an end. >> to this. this kind ordeal. the show has been suffering ever since she met him. >> as we've said, he is from saratoga but police don't know where he is now. kron 4 doesn't normally name people who have been sexually assaulted, but keillor chose to make her story public. >> well hate crimes against asian americans jumped a 107% in california last year in what state attorney general rob bonta is calling an epidemic of hate. according to a report released by bond his office. there were 89 hate crimes reported against asian americans in the state last year compared to 43 in 2019. the spike came in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic and the stay at home orders despite

the district attorney in adams county chose not to prosecute. now that's changed. this week.trict attorney has filed assault charges against ian cleary, a 28 year-old man who one time lived in saratoga, surviving assault is enough. >> to have to fight for 7 years to get justice on top of that knowing that they're still possibly a trial ahead of you. i mean, it's so much weight on survivors. so i'm glad that she has this moment to really take it in to realize she is believed that she is going to have her case prosecuted killers. attorney laura dunn says the lack of action on the part of prosecutors. >> is common in this country, especially as it relates to assault on college campuses. too often prosecutors to find to bring charges. and i want to be very clear as of our lawyer. but the standard for bringing criminal charges as probable cause and yet you will hear of prosecutors say why can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt so i'm not even going to bring a charge that is not the standard that is prosecutors looking out for themselves. try to have winning records, not trying to e

. >> miami-dade county eric adams could win in miami-dade county, couldn't he >> he could.t perspectives, that race. i think there's a new way for voters that want new faces eric only got less than one-third of the vote, and he's been around for a long time. more than two-thirds of the people wanted to see new faces three, the other thing that i thought is the candidates still matter he was the best networker of the group. in new york, you've got to network with interest groups in order to win he did it better than anybody else having said that, i think the democrats and republicans have the same problem that is, both parties have gotten more to the extremes, and there's a whole voting and middle of about 40% of the voters who feel like, hey, that's not me. >> stephanie, this seems to be both -- on one land, democrats, if they run as biden democrats, that's a winning coalition if the republicans successfully paint the democrats as the defund-the-police emocrats, it's almost like the wokism versus trumpism, pick your poison here. does that make it a harder midterm? >> midter

counties. >> meteorologist adam klotz is here with our fox weather forecast. left for this tropical storm before we finally see it begin to work a little more towards the florida coastline. it's sitting just to the south of cuba right now. it will have to pass over the island, when it makes that move it will clear out where exactly it will head, how strong it's going to be. we've seen a diagonal run along the island. it will move north, eventually tracking up the western coast of florida. this is our potential forecast. it slowed down a little over the past couple days, now looking at getting into early tuesday morning by the time you really begin to approach that south florida coast. and then working your way up the coastline, probably not making landfall at least until wednesday at this point as we stay just off the coast but it's going of to be close enough that you're going to start to feel the impact so we have the tropical storm warnings across the florida keys and then stretching up the coast and then eventually that tropical storm watch as it starts to

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. >> newsome is adamant his administration will be holding accountable. the cities and counties that do not meet their housing production goals at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> speaker nancy pelosi was asked about governor new sums upcoming recall election today. pelosi was at an event in southern california. >> gavin newsom. he's been a great governor of california. he will prevail in the call. unfortunate that isn't wasted of time to go down that path. but it is one that is allowed 4. so we respect it. we'll be sure get you some details. >> governor newsom's recall elections set for september 14th speaker pelosi also celebrated the first day of the child tax credit payments heading to millions of families. those credits are all part of the biden administration's american rescue plan reporter chrihtina pascucci has more from los angeles. >> lawmakers say this advance child tax credit will slash the child poverty rate by as much as 40% impacting millions of children nationwide. >> this is a very special day. this is the day when it's a promise fulfilled. presi

bernstein is currently adam parole after being convicted of attempted murder in contra costa county police say he shot and killed a 15 year. boy last wednesday on main street. it happened just before six o'clock in the evening when children were playing in the area, police say. if you see bernstein he is considered armed and dangerous. also in vallejo, the police department announced today it will receive nearly a million dollars in federal funding. the money will help the department launched a response program for people suffering from mental health issues. the community mobile mental health response unit would include an emergency medical technician and mental health clinician. officials say the two would provide trauma informed care during mental health calls for service. danville police officer who shot and killed the driver in 2018 will stand trial for voluntary manslaughter as ktvu crime reporter henry lee explains, a contra costa county judge made the ruling just today, danville police officer andrew hall seen here with the black mask, arrived at martinez courthouse for his prelimin

. >> newsome is adamant his administration will be holding accountable. the cities and counties that do not meet their housing production goals at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and next are date o'clock concern group of bay area wine is now asking the north bay county to beef up fire protection. also the local city where you can be fined and there are some to find if you are not following water conservation guidelines and a ride sharing service bringing back discounted rides where lift. well, once again, offer full kron 4 news at >> more remains on wildfire. watch tonight. there were 71 active large fires and complexes of multiple fly fires which have burned more than 1500 square miles of the united states mostly in the western states. that's according to the national interagency fire center in butte county here in california. flames from the dixie fire are along the burn scar of the disastrous campfire, the devastated, the town of paradise back in 2000, 18. this fire has burned nearly 5,000 acres containment is only at 7%. cal fire is using an aerial approach

. >> newsome is adamant his administration will be holding accountable. the cities and counties that do not meet their housing production goals at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron 4 news american families began receiving monthly child tax credit payments today. it will provide extra money. >> through the end of the year. the payments are part of the one 0.9 trillion dollars stimulus plan. that was passed back in march. they offer up to $300 a month per child under the age of 6 and up to $250 a month for each child between the ages of 6.17 around 36 million families qualify for the credit if you file taxes in 2019 2020 and qualify. will the payments will come automatically families who have not filed their taxes will need to sign up through the irs website. stay up to date on the latest covid-19 information you can use your smart phone and scanned. the qr code that's on your screen here. we'll take you directly to our coronavirus section at kron 4 dot com and there you'll find the current mask guidelines as well of the is the latest vaccination efforts here in the bay area.

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florida declared a state of emergency for 15 counties as elsa is expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow and wednesday. meteorologist adamst. adam, all eyes on elsa. >> good morning, guys. the storm's been slowing down a little bit but still a powerful one. more and more eventually over here to the florida coast, subjectly spining to the -- currently spinning to the south of cuba. we'll look at a northerly turn in the next couple hours. it's been running south of the island. it will turn eventually, run over the florida keys and most likely running up the western coast of florida. you do see a big slowdown getting up closer to the florida coast overnight monday night into tuesday morning, likely not making any kind of landfall until tuesday or wednesday, farther up the coast. these are forecasted models, and what we're talking about are tropical storm warnings, which would mean storm surge of a couple feet along the coastline, somewhere between 6 inches of rain, 12 inches of rain. this is the wind field. you can see the powerful winds will be running up the west coast, not so much the east coast, that's good news for the

every county in the state has high levels of community transmission. joining me now is dr. jerome adams. former surgeon general under president trump. thank you for joining us now. new cdc guidelines for mask wearing for individuals who are vaccinated. what should they do? >> i think the guidelines cannot come soon enough. we need to understand we tried the honor system and it failed. the cdc guidance said mask it or vax it. we know there are many more people out there going without a mask than the statistics suggest or vaccinated. that is number one. number two, the delta variant is 1,000 times more infectious. we are seeing breakthrough infections, not leading to death or hospitalizations, but it could cause the spread we are seeing. we have to take that into a account with masking. public health officials are left in a lurch. >> you like to see more mask wearing inside for vaccinated and unvaccinated people? >> absolutely. again, anytime you have mixing within crowds and you don't know if people are vaccinated or not, we absolutely need to protect people with these mitigation measure

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but trump wants it to be true, says kirk adams, lifelong republican and former chief of staff to arizona's republican governor. >> he believes here in maricopa county be proven that the election was stolen, that it will, therefore, mean it was stolen in other states, like pennsylvania or else -- georgia or elsewhere that he needed to win. >> so, the -- so, the former president is going to -- to arizona tomorrow. the -- this audit, obviously, has been ridiculed as a sham. it's not an official audit, at all. it's, still, going on, anyway, behind you. and arizona republicans are still clamoring to get onstage tomorrow with the former president. what do you expect to happen tomorrow at the rally? >> well, we're expecting to hear the former president say exactly what he's been saying in the statements. he is going to perpetuate the big lie because he wants it to be true, even though it is not true. even though this audit, which has been maligned by federal-election officials, independent auditors, independent people who run these audits, legitimate audits, say that this is completely a sham and a show and an exercise. so, we're expecting him to -- to p

angeles county, a 700% increase in positive cases in just the last month as masks go back on while indoors. >> i think better safe than sorry, for sure >> reporter: former surgeon general jerome adams weighing in on mask wearing, saying the cdc guidance is premature and wrong. he added, instead of vax it or mask it, the cdc should be advising to vax it and mask it in cases with rising cases and positivity the current surgeon general defended the decision on masks for the fully vaccinated. >> they gave individuals flexibility to make decisions. >> reporter: across america, cases are rising in all 50 states some hit harder than others health care workers in florida's seminole county point to a deadly trend >> the death count is extremely high 99.2% for the individuals that run vaccinated >> reporter: in arkansas, a hospital is full and they're running out of caregivers and more worries around the world prime minister boris johnson is in quarantine after a covid-19 exposure. >> i've been pinned. i've been asked to self isolate by the test system after i had been in contact with somebody who has covid-19 >> reporter: this comes just hours before the uk lifted the remaining restrictions

los angeles county a 700% increase in positive cases in just the last month as masks go back on while indoors. >> i think better safe than sorry. >> reporter: former surgeon general jerome adams saying the premature stopping of wearing masks was wrong. they should vax it and mask it the current surgeon general defended the cdc's decision on masks for the fully vaccinated. >> they gave them the flexibility of what to do. >> across america cases are rising in all 50 states, some hit harder than o a deadly tren >> the death count iunvaccinate >> reporter: in arkansas dr. cam patterson said their hospital is full and running out of caregivers more worries around the world. prime minister boris johnson is in quarantine after an exposure. >> i've been asked to self-isolate after i've been in contact with somebody who has covid. >> reporter: this comes just hours before the u.k. lifts its remaining restrictions dubbed freedom day, meaning no more mask mandates and capacity restrictions on sporting events. the world health organization is issuing another warning saying the pandemic isn't over and there are four variants of concern and possibility of even more emerging into the future

adam, a great guy and so courageous to show that personal story with us. hopefully everybody will think hard about it and share it with someone they know. >>> coming up next. napa county's health officer did not join other local counties last friday to encourage masking indoors for all, that changed today. we will talk about why and why it is important to you. all right. as covid cases continue to rise in the bay area driven by the now dominant highly transmissible delta more bay area counties are asking even vaccinated people to mask up and doors. today, napa and santa cruz counties joined the bay area counties that announce the new emendation on friday, leaving only solano county as the outlier not yet taking that step. joining us to talk about to the new recommendation that feels old, because we've been there before, is the health officer for napa county. take you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> in issuing the recommendation today, why did you do it today? and not the friday, with most of the other bay area counties? >> whenever we implement recommendations, the health officers do try to make sure that our leaders are prepared before we go forward with a reco

rachel: florida declared a state of emergency for 15 counties as elsa is expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow and wednesday, meteorologist adamg diving right into the tropical storm elsa that we see move across the caribbean it is sitting to the south of cuba, let's take a look when the 75 miles per hour over the course of the day it'll run over that is a mountainous nation and that will help us decide where the storm tracks there's your future forecast, running up the west coast of florida we have our tropical storm morning and watches along the coast and i'm going to leave you with this graphic that is going to leave you with the timing of when we expect the storm to deteriorate conditions today with the center of circulation not arriving to the southern florida coast until tuesday of course we will be watching over the next couple of days. rachel: since he was a child zachary jones wanted to serve his country. after being deployed to fight the taliban it sadly came to an in when he was medically and honorably discharged at the age of 23. 23.will: an organization called holder lamb protection dogs heard about his story sett

county maryland. authorities quickly zero in on seven ringleaders associated with this plot. nicholas andrews, john grays and adam grays, yost pleker, peter sueman and casper frichy. there's a lot of germans on this list. again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot just as they kind of had been with claypool's rebellion. again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. also there's a lot of germans fighting alongside the crown, german auxiliary. peter sueman in particular, he is a member of the brethren church, which is a pacifist sect. here's someone who is suspect to begin with because he has up until this point refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so these are the seven ringleaders. one of the local militia commanders a guy named thomas sprague summed up the feeling toward these seven men when he he said they admitted to administering the oath of allegiance to many persons, they confessed freely they expect and deserve to be hanged and i pray god they may not be disappointed. so unlike claypool's rebellion where the ringleaders are pardoned, the st

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county a 700% increase in positive cases in just the last month. as masks go back on while indoors. >> i think better safe than sorry for sure >> reporter: former surgeon general jerome adams weighing in on mask wearing, tweeting "the cdc guidance was premature and wrong. he added "instead of vax it or mask it the emerging data suggests cdc should be advising to vax it and mask it in areas with rising cases and positivity." the current surgeon general defended the cdc's decision on masks for the full yil vaccinated >> they gave xlunts and individuals the flexibility to make decisions about what to do with masks >> reporter: across america cases are rising in all 50 states some hit harder than others. health care workers in florida's seminole county point to a deadly trend >> the death count is extremely high 99.2% for the individuals that are unvaccinated >> reporter: in arkansas dr. cam patterson said his hospital is full and they are running out of caregivers and more worries around the world. prime minister boris johnson is in quarantine after a covid exposure >> i've been pinged. i've been asked to self-isolate by the test trace and isolate system after i'd been in con

county, maryland. the authorities quickly zero in on seven ring leaders associated with this plot. nicholas andrews, john graves, adam graves, two brothers, yost plecker, henry shell, his english or german name, peter sueman and caspar fritchie. you will notice a few things about these names. again, there are a lot of germans on this list. again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot just as they had been with claypool's rebellion. this is, again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. also, there are a lot of germans who are fighting alongside the crown. german auxiliaries, the feared hessians fighting with the british. so, there is a lot of anti-german sentiment that goes into this conspiracy. peter sueman in particular is a member of the brethren church a pacifist sect. here's someone who is suspect to begin with because he has refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so, these are the seven ring leaders. and one of the local militia commanders, thomas sprigg, summed up the feelings towards the seven men when he said they have "admitted to administering

county maryland. the authorities quickly zero in on seven ringleaders who are associated with this plot nicholas andrews, john graves, adam graves, two brothers, yeast plucker. henry shell. peterson, minute casper fringy. you will notice a few things about this names. there's a lot of germans on this list again, german immigrants are going to be associated with this plot as they had been with claypool's rebellion. again, these people are a lot of recent immigrants. there is a lot of germans fighting alongside the crown. german auxiliaries, the feared hessian's fighting with the british. there is a lot of anti german sentiment that goes into this conspiracy. peter soon in particular is a member of the brother in church, a pacifist sect. if you're someone whose suspect to begin with, he's refused to support the continental cause because of his pacifist beliefs. so these are the seven ringleaders. one of the local militia commanders, a guy named timeless's brig timed up, i think, the feelings towards the seven men when he said that they have admitted to administering the oath of allegiance to many persons. they confessed fre

think it's back to the future as now we are hearing in las vegas and los angeles counties time to wear a mask. jerome adamses down wear a mask. we remember vividly saying masks don't work. then he told us the only reason he told us not to wear a mask because we didn't have enough. and dr. fauci said the same thing. the problem is that is it's inaccurate. not to the point. when you stop telling people the truth or acknowledging when you said things that were wrong, like dr. fauci always does, that's when people get distrustful. when people like mitt romney come out and say it's moronic to have any questions about the vaccine. people get a little ticked off when they're put down. and then when you don't bring up the fact that there can be after-effects of it and you hear especially with kids with swelling of the heart and we have had people on here. that's not misinformation that i want facebook to i can that down. that actually happens sometimes. and when people don't acknowledge that in power, that makes the average american who cherishes freedom say i will make my own decision, thank you. steve: well, her

county's board of supervisor's chair defended the decision. >> it's not punishment, it's prevention. we have 4 million people out of 10 million that haven't been vaccinated. >> reporter: former u.s. surgeon general jerome adamsspeaking out in favor of masks now, calling on the cdc to reverse course, tweeting this. last year, tony fauci and i famously prematurely and wrongly advised against masks. i felt it was the best call at the time. now i regret it. i'm worried the cdc made a similarly premature, misinterpreted, harmful call on masking in the face of the delta variant, as the administration takes aim at facebook and social media for a rise in cases. vivek murthy says efforts to combat covid misinformation have failed. >> i'm clearly saying it is not enough, it's hurting people and i think it's got to stop. >> reporter: republicans are blasting the administration's coordination with facebook. >> everything we thought about the biden administration, about their willingness to trample on free speech, to trample on the constitution, to use government power to silence you, everything we feared they might do, they are doing and worse. >> reporter: and in mecklenburg, north carolina, the charlotte area, the kno

predecessor jerome adams tweeted that the cdc should be advising areas with a high number of cases to vax a vaxed and should the cdc advise change? >> thanks, martha. what we are seeing in l.a. county is concerning. unfortunately we are seeing rises among the unvaccinated in many parts of the country now and especially given the delta variant. what the cdc did of its guidance and closer to two months ago now is based on the science, your risk of getting ---------- where there are a low number of vaccinated people over cases that are rising. it is reasonable for counties to take more mitigation measures like the mask rules coming out in l.a. should also be that for individuals depending on their circumstances that some people may choose to continue wearing masks such as those who may be immune compromised or family members at home who are unvaccinated. people can make these decisions, counties certainly have the right to put the measures back in place. that's not contradictory to the guidance. >> this is a >> the vaccine we have is h vacv effective in preventing symptomatic infection. they're not 100% perfect, novak seen novak -- no vaccine. those numbers will be small. we vaccinate

angeles county, a 700% increase in positive cases in just the last month as masks go back on while indoors. >> i think better safe than sorry for sure. >> reporter: former surgeon general jerome adams weighing in. he added, instead of vax it or mask it, the emerging data suggests the cdc advises you should vax it and mask it. the current surgeon general defended the cdc's suggestion that you mask. across america cases are rising in all 50 states, some hit harder than others. health care workers in seminole county point to a deadly trend. >> the death count is extremely high, 99.2% for the individuals that are unvaccinated. >> reporter: in arkansas, dr. cam patterson said his hospital is full and they're running out of caregivers. and more worries around the world. prime minister boris johnson is in quarantine after a covid exposure. >> i've been pinned, been asked to self-isolate after i've been in contact with somebody who has covid. >> reporter: this comes just hours before the uk lifts its remaining restrictions dubbed freedom day, meaning no more masked mandate days at nightclubs and sporting events. >>> five texas democrats have now tested positive after coming to d.c. they al

county that is considered to have high covid transmission rate. that has a number of public health officials concerned and asking the cdc to step up its approach and guidance. dr. jerome adams trump, has been pushing for revised guidance. he's posted an op-ed that says his initial masking guidance was changed and it's time for the cdc to do the same, calling on the cdc to urge vaccinations and masks. laila stantiago, what are they asking of the public? >> reporter: i have spoken to doctors and nurses and covid-19 patients in their hospital beds. every single one of them told me you want to make sure you get the vaccine. let's look at the numbers here in florida. when you look at the cases, florida is leading the nation with just this month nearly 85,000 cases. then you look at the deaths and it's more than 600 this month. here at jackson health system they've actually raised their covid-19 threat alert to high. there is a clear sense of frustration among health care workers who say, look, it feels like here we go again. and now we have ppe, we have vacci vaccines. but we're seeing so many patients come in that are unvaccinated. 90% of their patients are unvaccinated. in the

county, georgia. lucky for us an msnbc contributor. let me start with you, cedric, and the sort of structural reformed eric adams campaigned on.improve from within as a partner. that sounds like something that you talk about on our air. what do you think of his approach? >> well, i think one thing is important we have to have a variety of approaches if we're going to confront this crime. yes, you have to have police and that is paramount. you also have to have a strategy, a strategy that involves a course energizing and motivating your police officers to feel supported particularly right now when they feel in many cities in a great deal of distress. in addition to that, the strategies have to include things we have been hearing about that range from creating jobs for young people during the summer which we know helps reduce crime and strategies that have been driven that we know work as well. one of the biggest challenges in new york state is this whole idea around bail reform. a lot of people are let out of jail and creating a problem and that needs to be revisited by the state and its leadership there. >> let's give that iss

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