from chicago, here's adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening.gin tonight with the significant setback in america's covid recovery. new daily infections have reached their highest levels in six months, returning to numbers we haven't seen since the past winter surge. take a look. new daily cases bottomed out in june at 11,000. now they number more than 100,000. several southern states are facing their largest outbreaks of the pandemic. the worst is in florida, which had more than 134,000 cases last week. the delta variant is fueling infections, especially among the unvaccinated nationwide. and now there's concern that one of the world's biggest motorcycle rallies could spark more problems. cbs' mola lenghi is in sturgis, south dakota. mola, good evening. >> reporter: well, hey, adriana. as you can see, the sturgis rally here is at full throttle. but with that delta variant quickly spreading across the country, health officials are concerned at least some of these bikers may take home more than just a few memories. in a lot of ways, heather kearns

from chicago, here's adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. hurricane ida is just hours from roaring ashore, and in a cruel twist, tomorrow marks exactly 16 years since hurricane katrina devastated the region. this video from the international space station gives a sense of ida's size and power. right now, it's a category two storm, but it's expected to grow into a life-threatening category four hurricane. millions are in its path, and today people fled the coast, packing highways ahead of ida's punch. cbs news meteorologist and climate specialist jeff berardelli is tracking what could be a catastrophic storm. jeff. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. so, we just got the latest information from the national hurricane center. winds are up to 105 miles per hour. it's entering its rapid intensification phase. and also now the track has shifted earlier. that means less time to prepare. that is the track. a cat four is expected to make landfall early tomorrow afternoon right on the south coast of louisiana. but new orleans is still in the cone so w

from chicago, here's adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. all the pleading from doctors and urging-- even begging-- from politicians for reluctant americans to get vaccinated, it's finally happening. vaccinations are increasing. but it comes as the dangerous delta variant sends cases skyrocketing. this c.d.c. map shows the counties with the highest levels of transmission. it's especially bad in all those areas in red. and even with vaccinations up, only about half of americans are fully vaccinated. adding to the uncertainty, the federal moratorium that stopped landlords from evicting tenants during the pandemic expires at midnight. cbs' lilia luciano begins our coverage from los angeles. lilia. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. just a handful of states, including california, have protections for renters, some all the way until january. but elsewhere, people are facing eviction just as covid cases continue rising. with a surge of new infections nationwide, there is a rapid rise in the number of americans getting vaccinated. first shots are

adriana diaz has that story. >> reporter: there is a good reason the school principals are on the plank block party with the dejay, funnel cakes and free back packs is a philadelphia school district vaccination event. targeting students 12 and up before they go back to school, and they enlisted a special group to help. the philly teen ambassadors. 27 teens who volunteered to educate their peers about the vaccine. her whole family got covid. >> there's a lot of false information out there, especially with social media being around and we're there to spread real information, let them know what's up. >> let them know what's up. >> reporter: what's your tag line? >> we provide the facts so you can get the vaxx. >> reporter: the ambassadors including 17-year-old karen abraham and 13-year-old devon hester organize events. >> and if you know anyone -- >> reporter: canvas neighborhoods. and on social media. >> get the vaccine to help the community. get the vaccine to help your immunity. ♪ >> reporter: they try to debunk vaccine rumors. >> we provide the facts so you can get the vax. >> the main

adriana diaz who is about to become a new mom, shows us how one e-commerce company in virginia with a own baby. >> floor snacks are a thing. >> is that okay? >> absolutely. >> reporter: here moms multitask as their babies lap it up through naps, in the warehouse, and just about everywhere. >> she's an independent worker. >> she is. she thinks that she's getting stuff done. she's got her own little station, and there she goes. >> i have to say, we've been sitting here for a while, and it's been very quiet. >> yeah. >> i thought i'd be hearing the babies more. >> when you keep mothers and babies close that first year, you don't hear a lot of it. >> reporter: melissa wirt, once a stay-at-home mom built this multimillion dollars brand that way, bringing in four of her children to work when she was young, something she plans to do again. >> you're pregnant? >> absolutely. >> and this is your number? >> six. >> number six. i don't know if we would have six kids if it wasn't for latch momma and the flexibility. >> reporter: the flexibility to bring your child to work while their babies are t

adriana fonseca regresÓ a televisa para grabar una telenovela. comenzÓ a dar vida a lucÍa en la producciÓn de " el amor cambia de piel". adriana:con nicandro dÍazs que no tenemos somos mÁs felices, yo la verdad estoy contenta pero si es algo que si dios quiere realmente me encantarÍa.yo les aviso cuando llegue esa bendiciÓn y si no llega no me va a quitar el sueÑo. mucho con o sin hijos. no soy tan nueva generaciÓn, pero tengo muchas amigas, mi hermana, muchas mujeres ahora tomar la decisiÓn de no ser madres y es respetable. todo es respetable. reportero: podremos disfrutarla en " el amor cambia de piel". rashel: me da mucho gusto verla y fÍjate que dice que nunca ha dejado mÉxico. cuando vienen buenos proyectos como este. carlos: seguro dejo algunas buenas semillas plantadas en los Ángeles y que de frutos. [hablan a la vez] raÚl: para mÍ la frase el peor fracasos no intentarlo y efectivamente tomÓ la decisiÓn, al final es bonito regresar a casa y hablo por experiencia propia tambiÉn. rashel: el dejar puertas abiertas, por eso uno siempre se tiene que ir en buenos tÉrminos porque uno nunca sabe. alan: hablamos de lo difÍcil que es hasta la holl