becerra. sec. becerra: good morning. thanks for taking the time. on friday, june 24, five americans decided to use the vast power bestowed on them by our democracy and our constitution to unconscionably put at risk the life and health of millions of our fellow americans. they chose to unconscionably limit americans established freedoms and economy to control their own body, decisions usually made in consultation with their doctor, not a politician. they chose to strip away the fundamental health care protections that every american of childbearing age has known all of their lives. fridays supreme court decision was despicable, but it was not unpredictable. hhs has been preparing for this for some time. that is why earlier this year we launched our hhs reproductive access task force to prepare for every action necessary to protect women's access to reproductive health care. there is no magic bullet, but if there is something we can do we will find it and we will do it at hhs. indeed, that was the instruction i received from the president of the unit

becerra: thanks. i can tell you we are aware of a number of ideas and proposals, many of which we have been considering internally ourselves. we have made no decisions yet. we would certainly have conversations with the president to make sure we implement his directives and trying to protect women's reproductive health care services. as i said, every option is on the table. we will take a look at everything and everything will be in compliance with the law. >> npr? >> my question is you've mentioned a bunch of health agencies. i've not heard you mention the cdc and i'm curious about the public health impact in this case. a lot of experts are morning pregnant people are going to die -- a lot of experts are warning pregnant people are going to die . what actions could the cdc be doing and what is happening on that front? sec. becerra: i'll not pretend to be able to speak eloquently for everything the cdc can do, so i know you will pose the question directly to cdc. they are in the business of prevention

hhs secretary, xavier becerra will join us with more. and new details in what is believed to be the deadliest smuggling tragedy in recent u.s. history, the death toll has risen to at least 51 people after they were found in and around a truck in the scorching texas heat trapped inside with nowhere, no water. >> and later this hour, we'll break down some of the dangers that lgbtq plus migrants face around the globe. >>> and we begin this hour with those capitol hill shock waves, a top aide to former president trump's chief of staff mark meadows testified before members of congress that the president knew his supporters on january 6th were armed and on route to the capitol, but didn't care. cassidy hutchinson recalled the president saying quote they're t here to hurt me. she also detailed the president's rage when he was stopped from joining them on their march to the capitol. >> the president said something to the effect of i'm the effing president, take me up to the capitol now. >> hutchinson also had a lot to say about former white hous

>>> felicidad efectivamente el secretario dealud de servicios humanos javier becerra explicÓ el plancomo tener la vida de riesgo, caso de violaciÓn e incesto. segundo van a garantizar la seguridad de los pacientes y de los trabajades de saludue pro vean el aborto y asÍ mismo van a trabajar para evitar la discriminaciÓn. tercera van asegurarse que los hospitales y doctores usen sus juicio clÍnico para tratar las pacientes embarazadas incluyendo quienes experimentan pÉrdidas de embarazo o complicaciones y aseguran que reciban cuidado abortivo adecuado para ser estabilizadas. >>> cuarto darÁn educaciÓn y entrenamiento necesarios para que todos los mÉdicos, enfermeras entre otros estÉ preparados para navegar esta realidad y tomar las medida s necesarias y quinto dirigen los centros de medical, medicar y (nombre en inglÉs) para proteger el cuidado de planean familiar incluyendo los anticonceptivos, felicidad, becerra dijo que la salud de cada piente debe estar de manos de ellos mismos y el sero mÉdico y tomarÁn cualquier paso legal posible para poder asegurar que las mujeres que necesitan

. >> reporter: hhs secretary xavier becerra promised tha accountability for hospitals at his confirmation the buck stops with you. you're the secretary have you issued fines? >> we have issued several hundred warnings we have to go through the process. >> i think a lot of people's complaint is that this is a federal law but it has no teeth. >> remember, the teeth just grew out. >> reporter: no fines issued yesterday becerra said he need the public's help to get noncompliant hospitals to follow the rules, helping people like the deans make informed decisions. can you assure those people in the future there's going to be different way of doing things >> there already is a different way of doing things we have to accelerate it so everyone knows it there's got to be a new sheriff in town. >> you're telling them you're the new sheriff? >> if i can implement this the right way, i will walk into dodge and try to do something about it >> reporter: until then, americans' right to know the cost of their care before they receive it remains a law largely ignored. catie beck, nbc news, washington. >>>

health secretary xavier becerra has tested positive for covid for the second time in less than a montheswoman says the secretary woke up with symptoms yesterday morning and tested positive. she said that his symptoms are mild. he also came down with the virus last month while on a trip to germany. becerra was with president biden last week at the summit of the americas in los angeles. >>> hollywood is remembering a veteran character actor, and some violent weather hit the midwest. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "chicago tribune" reports high winds and heavy rain swept through the chicago area. yesterday's powerful thunderstorm toppled trees and knocked out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses. the roof of a three-story apartment building in the suburb of bellwood was ripped off. wind gusts reached 84 miles per hour at o'hare international airport. a heat advisory is in effect today with temperatures expected to reach the upper 90s. >>> "arizona central" says that former vice president mike pence called border security an american crisis du

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what we do know the secretary of health and human services javier becerra is making it here that hhseverything they can to make sure women can access abortion services where it's legal. he says they're going to take steps to increase action to medical abortion directing the office of civil rights at hhs to ensure patient privacy. we also know that the department is looking to help women travel out of state because it's now illegal in their state to access abortion services to help those women travel to other states, to states where it is legal, to be able to access those services. but the secretary of health and human services making it very clear today, quote, there is no magic bullet to addressing this ruling by the supreme court which overturned 50 years of legal precedent, guaranteeing abortion rights in this country. and so, the secretary of health and human services, one of several cabinet secretaries in the biden administration now working to try and find ways so that women can still access those abortion services even if it is illegal in the their state, the department of jus

secretary becerra says hhs will seek to increase access to medication abortions and strengthen privacyr patients he did not lay out any concrete plans to help any americans now. secretary becerra told our kate snow on saturday that the agency is considering providing transportation services for out of state abortions, but he didn't provide more information. meanwhile, the department of defense is assuring u.s. service members that the court's ruling will not affect abortions on military facilities. under federal law, the military performs or pays for abortions only in case of rape or incest and when the mother's life is at risk that's not changing. in a memo, a pentagon official wrote in part that the supreme court decision will have significant implications for our service members, dependents, other beneficiaries of dod health care services, and civilian employees as well as the readiness of the force >>> some major companies are now limiting the amount of emergency contraceptives that customers can buy. cvs and rite-aid setting a three-pack limit on emergency birth control pills incl

programa muy especial y esto se refiere a cuestiones m'edicas en la regi'on de sagrario de salud xavier becerrafestantes tambi'en estar'an exigi'endole al presidente de estados unidos un tema muy i importante y que afecta la vida de millones de personas a quien estados unidos y termina muchos familiares en latinoam'erica que es el tema de inmigraci'on los manifestantes est'an exigiendo una reforma migratoria la cual consideran deber'ia ser parte central en esta reuni'on entre todos los mandatarios de l latinoam'erica tendremos co cobertura especial esta tarde en noticias telemundo esto es todo lo que tenemos dde los angeles regresamos con ustedes al estudi >> gracias francisco >> un nuevo narco t'unel en tijuana ha sido localizado por la polic'ia mexicana llega hasta la zona de san diego y permit'ia as'i el tr'ansito a estados unidos pero tiene un tramo h hundido y de m'as de 240 m tiene rieles sistema de ventilaciÓn se sospecha que era utilizado para el transporte de droga a un lado a otro de la frontera hay una investigaci'on abierta para dar con los responsables de su construcci'on y us >> l

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becerra offered few specifics, saying the administration wants to make sure it is on firm legal ground. >> they get up and 50 years of precedent, so you want to make sure that what you do is within the confines of the law. we are not interested in going in robe. -- rogue. reggie:reggie: the administration is working closely with the justice department to prevent states from placing it ban on abortion medication. $400,000 invested to make sure people have access to abortion in california. a board of supervisors committee approved a tentative budget agreement yesterday including $250,000 for community-based organizations to help people access abortion including tribal, -- travel, transportation, lost wages and food. kumasi: the number of firefighters battling a 510 acre wildfire is expected to double this morning. it started yesterday in the tiny community. officials are buried that the flames have been burning toward the river and if it does reach the drainage, it will cross into communities. >> is a very rapidly moving fire in a very remote area with ethical access. -- difficult access

you heard secretary becerra talk about medication -- medication and abortion before , making sure thathat is available to people. and you heard the justice department say that they will take aggressive action. but i do think that president biden does need to be out there a bit more when it comes to this issue. and it cannot be forgotten. and i think alicia, one thing that people tend to forget is that the supreme court is not done here. we have a number of different cases that are going to come out shortly. we know that daca a sort of in the courts right now. we don't know with the future of daca is going to be. so, looking forward, it's not just roe, it's a number of issues that are going to impact our values and democratic values and the reasons why they put us in office. and this administration and democrats need to be clear. listen, this could get worse, the supreme court could potentially take away daca or other things could happen. there are other consequences if you don't vote for democrats. >> carlos, i only have about a minute left. but there was some incredible sound from liz

also putting pressure points on secretary becerra.e need to put pressure on also i want to mention what something that the previous caller brought up and other callers. considering options for some of the laguna honda patients. residents who could move into community settings with the proper support . with all support and other support mechanisms. not everyone needs to be in laguna honda and maybe there's more than 80. maybe there's 160 or more that could be in a community setting so i would like us to prioritize that also into the future looking at that in the long term . but right now we have to do something to stop this removal of patients. some will die because of this . so i urge the board to seek legal help on this as well as going through the powers. >> thank you betty trainer for your comments to the board. we have two more colors in the queue. there are 16 poor listening if you want to providecomments , you'd best pressáthreenow otherwise we will take these last two callers . interactions let's welcome our next color. >> than

with vice president kamala harris sounding awfully different from hhs secretary xavier becerra.dministration expand abortion access or abortion services on federal land? >> i mean it's not lorraine how we are what we are discussing. >> of congressional democrats are calling for the biden administration to make clinics or people can access abortion on federal land. are there any plans to do so. >> we are aware of a number of ideas and proposals. many of which we have been considering internally ourselves. but as i said. every option is on the table. >> so totally different. wanda options of press office make sure vents on the same page zero but it would not hear. >> will fax you met her and obviously aoc and elizabeth warren have their facts wrong area i think that's a bristling out by the white house push back against the idea and they said, this is a very dangerous idea and i think that is one of the things that i have noticed since this all erupted last friday. is that, the facts have been put down, this is going back to the states. this is where elections matter, the states a

. >> coming up at the top of the hour, health and human services secretary javier becerra will be briefing reporters. you can see that when it gets underway on c-span. the january 6 committee holds their neck tearing later today and will present recently obtained evidence. testimony from a former top aide to the trump white house chief of staff mark meadows. live coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. watch on the free video app or online at c-span.org. you can start calling in now. we are talking in the first hour this morning about the case yesterday, kennedy versus the barberton school district kennedy versus the barberton school district. here is how one person put it yesterday. the supreme court ruled that the football coach was discriminated against. justice neil gorsuch wrote the majority opinion saying that the haskell assistant coach's prayers are protected by the constitution's given to free speech and religious exercise. he said the school board discipline of kennedy was unwarranted, even under the concern of violating the separation of church and state. in that majo

. >> xavier becerra is working worth -- with the justice department to make sure states don't ban medical abortion. he adds there is no magic bullet that can restore americans constitutional right to abortion but says the administration is restoring every option. >> early 50% of abortions in the country are done using pills. some of you are asking, can i stock up? can they be mailed to people in states where abortion is now banned? these are questions lyanne melendez is here to answer, in the newsroom with that part of the story. >> dan, here in california people have access to the abortion pill. still, you talked to many of them, and they say, you know, i want to be informed and know the options that people in other states have or do not have. the one thing we have to remember is that things are changing quickly every day. >> our call volume has gone through the rear of the past few days. >> that is the consensus among dozens of organizations that support people seeking abortions at home after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade. the abortion pills are used in the first 10 weeks of

. >>> health and human services secretary xavier becerra has directed federal health agencies to ensure women in states that ban abortion will have access to medication that terminates pregnancies for exceptional circumstances, this includes when a woman's life is at risk and instances of rape or incest. >>> and more retailers, including amazon, are placing purchase caps on drugs like plan b. cvs removed a limit set earlier in the week. 60% of americans strongly tis approve of the decision to overturn roe v wade. and 37% strongly approve >>> across country, voters head to the polls for the first time since the roe ruling seven states held primary elections last night, giving us a glimpse of what we can expect in november. the battle lines over abortion rights were drawn in the race for illinois governor. nbc news projects a win for far-right, trump-backed darren bailey democrats also saw bailey's victory over a more moderate the as a win he will face off with j.d. pritzker this fall >>> and in new york. it's project thad lee seldon punched his ticket in the governor's race. >> he will t

javier becerra, who now serves in the biden administration. i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after serving in the year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely. >> and easily vote have access to the right to be able to vote unfettered. >> after obama was named attorney general, his wife mia won a special election to take her husband's vacant seat in the state assembly. both bonta's are now running to be reelected to a full term kron. 4 news. the kron 4 dot com are your sources for primary election coverage? join us tonight. starting at 7 o'clock for election results as they come in. and now this isn't live reports from campaign headquarters around the bay area. again, our coverage starts at 07:00pm. >> a beautiful election day around the bay area. no excuses for not getting out to vote. this is a live look at the golde

. >> today health and human service secretary xavier becerra unveiled an action plan which includes access to abortion medication, and directed me care and medicaid to protect family planning services. >>> explosive new testimony from a former white house aide at today's surprise january 6th hearing. she claims former president trump tried to join the mob at the capitol and even lunged at a secret service agent. cbs news reporter natalie brand is alive in washington with that dramatic testimony. natalie? >> reporter: good evening, ryan. the former aide cassidy hutchinson gave this stunning testimony about the behind-the-scenes in the white house in the days and hours leading up to january 6th. she also testified that as an american, she was, quote, disgusted, saying we were watching the capitol building get defaced over a lie. in a last-minute surprise hearing before the january 6th committee, the aide toums white chief of staff mark meadows said mr. meadows hinted about potential problems before the january 6th rally. . there is a lot going on, guys. but i don't know. things might get rea

and health and human services secretary secretary javier becerra has also tested positive for covid 19. his office issued a statement today saying he is experiencing mild symptoms and expects to continue working while in isolation. sarah says he plans to return to having in person meetings as quickly as possible. starts on wall street took a big tumble today as investors also worry about more turbulent times ahead. also ahead tonight, paying more upfront to save in the long run the new option to potentially score a deal on giants tickets. and we're looking into that forecast that includes warm up and cool down. and then the weekend we'll see you back here. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet a

assemblyman from alameda was appointed to the ag position last year by governor newsom after jaxavier becerra moved to washington to serve in president biden's cabinet. bonta faces four challenger, including two republicans. eric early is an attorney promising to take a tough on crime approach. he ran in 2018 without much success, placing fourth in the primary. bonta's campaign is highlighted early as an avid trump supporter and far right conservative in their own ads. but it's nathan hochman who has the endorsement from the state republican party who is out thing a hard middle approach to fighting crime. >> i would make sure that people understand that crimes do have consequences. and that does not mean to go back to the other end of the pendulum where you go through mass incarceration and throw away the key on everybody who commit nice crime. >> hochman is a former u.s. assistant attorney general and federal prosecutor, and now a criminal defense attorney from los angeles. now here are the latest poll numbers from the berkeley igs/l.a. times poll. bonta is well ahead of his challengers with

the secretary of the air becerra. she receives the program for the entire period. >> i think everybody has lots of questions and wedo have another presenter . and i'm wondering if it's okay is that okay, interim presiden . >> ic supervisor mar was on the wrong line so perhaps we can waiton the presentation . >> we do have teresarutherford here . sci u 2201 who represents the vast majority of essential workers at laguna honda andshe will make a presentation about their efforts as well . >>. >> first of all good afternoon everyone . i want to acknowledge board of supervisors, president walton and i want to also appreciate you, supervisor melgar for holding this hearing. i think everyone hasalready heard the history . and the fact that it has been aroundfor more than a century . and has played major and consequential rules in a lot of our healthcare history and just to also give a quick highlight on that, they were first ofall let me state this . in looking at thehistory , laguna honda was built around let's see. 1866. s

bonta was sworn in last year to succeed javier becerra, who now serves the biden administration. >> i'md to be able to put myself forward after serving in the year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely and easily vote have access to the rights to be able to vote unfettered. >> after rob bonta was named attorney general is wife mia bonta won a special election to take her husband's vacant seat in the state assembly. both are now running to be reelected to full terms. there are several statewide races on the ballot. among them, governor, secretary of state. and as we just saw attorney general. >> but so many more as well, ballots must be postmarked before 8 o'clock tonight in order to be counted. >> all right. in the south bay voters in san jose are deciding who they want to become their next mayor. sam liccardo is terming out. so tonight's primary will determine who is goi

health secretary javier becerra woke up with symptoms this morning and tested positive afterward. according to officials, his symptoms are mild. he is isolating in sacramento. had been in california for a personal commitment. a statement from hhs said that the secretary was not believed to be in close contact with president biden or vice president harris. the sarah is continuing to work from isolation, though he head join. but at the summit of the americas last week in los angeles and canadian prime minister justin trudeau announced today that he tested positive after attending that event in los angeles as well. trudeau also spent time with california governor newsom last thursday when the pair signed a climate partnership. in a tweet this morning, trudeau said that he's feeling okay, but he was vaccinated and urge people to do the same. this is actually the second time trudeau has tested positive for covid. let's take a live look outside on this monday evening. a beautiful shot looking out over san francisco skyla kind weather whiplash this weekend. lawrence is really hot saturda

. >> reporter: secretary xavier becerra outlining steps -- like increasing access to medication abortion -- but offering few specifics. our mary bruce pressing for details. >> when can we expect more concrete steps to be announced? what's the holdup here? >> it was a long decision and it did upend 50 years of precedent. and so, you want to make sure that what you do is within, as i said, the confines of the law. we are not interested in going rogue. >> reporter: the battle over abortion rights now turns to the states. at least 13 have stopped nearly all abortions. about a dozen others set to take action in the coming weeks and months. >> my body! my choice! >> reporter: abortion rights demonstrators marching from illinois to iowa. >> we have to protect our siblings who this does affect in other states. >> reporter: illinois now a safe haven, surrounded by states banning or severely restricting access to abortion, bracing for up to 30,000 more women to travel here over the year. >> patients who are struggling to make ends meet, who are deciding, do i pay my rent or do i feed my kids? and

xavier becerra says the biden administration will not allow states to exceed their legal authority. >ou don't have to do much in terms of the federal government to make sure people's freedom to travel. is exercise because that's a constitutional right. >> the governors of california, oregon and washington issued a joint commitment designed to protect anyone seeking abortions in their states and to give emergency funding to abortion providers and on the ballot in november, california voters will vote on whether or not to make abortion and contraceptive rights protected in the state constitution. today the california state assembly passed the constitutional amendment and it is now up to voters to decide whether it should become law. attorney general rob bonta joined more than 20 other attorneys general in reiterating their commitment to supporting and expanding access to abortion care. >> the announcement was released in a joint statement today that reads in part, we refused to go back to the days of politicians trying to tell people what to do with their bodies when it comes to abortio

>> reporter: jose, just moments ago, the secretary of health and human services xa jaxavier becerra,old nbc's kate snow that his department is looking into providing transportation services to women who need to cross state lines for the procedure. jose >> blayne alexander in jackson, mississippi, thank you. >>> president biden arrived in germany tonight to kick off diplomatic meetings with other world leaders but the political fallout here at home from yesterday's supreme court ruling has already begun with the battle over abortion set to stay in the spotlight through the midterm elections. kristen welker has details. >> reporter: president biden touching down in germany for high-stakes diplomatic talks, but taking center stage, the battle over abortion back at home before leaving washington, the president, joined by the first lady, again denounced the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade >> jill and i know how painful and devastating a decision is for so many americans. >> reporter: asked if the supreme court is broken >> i think the supreme court has made some terrible de

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stuart: i'm just pleased to hear that we'll catch a glimpse of javier becerra that's the good news.o brian actually. >> we kept you in line this hour. stuart: you did indeed. the whole hour. still ahead, look what we have. byron donalds, mercedes schlapp, ben domenech and the governor mike huckabee, next. ♪ living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor

take liquidity out of the system in september and this big gap in the summer in august, it is xavier becerraarkets. -- how they are messaging markets. we believe it will come down relatively significantly between summer and the end of the year just looking at the dynamics of the energy market. francine: what happens if inflation stays elevated if, for example, china reopens they will demand more oil and energy. and if we are at inflation at these kind of levels and we price in a recession, what happens to markets? bill: hopefully china does open up, that's going to be good for growth and for the dynamics of the global economy but look, oil price only needs to stay where it is for the next few months. it is having a significant deflationary affected to headline inflation. in terms of maintaining inflation where it is. if it stays where the futures market expected to say, around the 115 220 five level, we will have inflation close to zero by the end of the year. energy makes up a large percentage of headline inflation, so you can see how it will start suppressing in three and q4, that is what

people hearing about this order and antony blinken, merrick garland, miguel cardona, xavier becerra, mayorkas, these are very in foreign people who right now should be busy solving things like inflation and coming up something for our broken immigration system, i don't know that this rises to the top of the list for struggling americans and unfortunately biden today, there are more americans struggling in the week or month before so why aren't all of these people focusing on those critical issues right now? >> i think they have different jobs but i think this is pretty important job, one of the things people can agree on across the political aisle is disinformation, lies, conspiracy theories are all over the internet and a lot of times there playing on people who are vulnerable especially older people, i speak as an older person you got qanon theaters, the russians have interfered you have all kinds of nigerian -- disinformation is a top element of modern life. kennedy: it can be but is it the job of government? it's not just about disinformation, it's about keeping women and protect

. >> reporter: xavier becerra pledging his department will do everything he can, including access toity, federal options are limited n. states where abortion is still legal, officials are sending a clear message. the governor stating there will be no warrants related to reproductive healthcare law. that follows a similar order in california. >> governors clearly have the authority to dictate what their state executive branches do. ultimately, however, it's really hard for anybody in the state that allows abortion to protect their citizens against prosecution. >> reporter: wolf, a short time ago, the hhs office of civil rights issued new guidance in this post-war dealing with privacy and health information. it does not protect all that information. so if disclosure is required because of another law and that request comes via court order or warrant, your personal information can be turned over without sthauthorization. they have concern of data stored on a period tracking app. hhs says they heard a lot of concern about that. what they say is, that information generally is not protecte

the white house going on offense, obvious becerra calling for increased access to so-called abortionthe of administration considering travel vouchers for those looking for procedures over state lines. progressives are getting desperate, aoc offered this golden idea. >> there are actions at president biden's disposal you could mobilize. the baby is of the baby, abortion clinics on federal land. [cheering] kennedy: at yellowstone. that sounds like a winning idea. the white house showing that idea down, it looks like mixed messages here. what is their plan? tonight party panel, washington opinion editor and fox news contributor, charlie hurt is here, democrat holster and cohost of the five, jessica tarlov and foundation for economic education content manager and base politics cofounder, hannah cox. welcome back. charlie, i will start with you. obviously this was an incredibly divisive issue before the actual decision came down. has it unleashed more division? >> perhaps, it brings it to the service but i would argue it's a divisive issue for 50 years largely because the court wrongly 50

bonta cast their ballots and alameda this morning bonta was sworn in last year to succeed javier becerra, who now serves on the biden administration. >> i'm thrilled to be able to put myself forward after serving a year just over a year. is california attorney general to serve a full four-year term? it will be honor and privilege of a lifetime to continue serving californians in the sec critical role. and i love that. we live in the state of california where we can freely and easily vote have access to the rights to be able to vote unfettered. >> after bottom was named attorney general, his wife mia won a special election to take her husband's vacant seat in the state assembly. both are not running to be reelected. >> to a full term. and here are some of the other statewide races we'll see on your ballot and we'll have those results for you tonight. besides attorney general and assembly member, you also be deciding the next governor, secretary of state insurance commissioner and superintendent of public instruction just name a few. so if you are mailing in your ballot, it must be mark be

>> laura: now, given the public outcry over how they've handled the baby formula shortage, javier becerra was probably thrilled that biden couldn't remember his name, again. >> thank you. >> the question is whether or not there was a -- this could have been moved quicker? i don't think anyone anticipated the impact of the shut down of one facility in, um, um, and the abbott facility. [indistinct question] they did, but i didn't. >> laura: now, that's reassuring. the only semicompetent person they had in the administration -- at this point, i have to conclude with jen psaki and she's gone -- his people keep missing the obvious. mayorkas refuses to refer to the border as a crisis. he said there are challenges. general mark millie and lloyd austin missed the dangers of evacuating thousands in afghanistan. treasury secretary janet yellen missed the minor things, though you may have heard about it because it's called inflation. >> i think i was wrong then about, um, the path that inflation would take. there have been unanticipated and large shots to the economy that i didn't at the time didn't

javier becerra says more than 10 million bottles will be thrown -- will be flown into the u.s.weeks. reggie: a final goodbye to eva mirales. she was one of the teachers shot and killed in the rob -- robb elementary shooting. friends and family members say they will remember her essence and passion for life. the police chief in uvalde texas talking about what took police officer so long to enter the elementary school. the chief spoke to a local newspaper reviewing his struggle to open the door and explaining why he did not have this police radio with him. he says it was left behind because both hands were on his gun. it took long to get into the classroom because he was handed a ring filled with keys and none was able to open the door. liz: the race for district attorney is down to two candidates. regardless whoever wins, they will become the first lackey d.a. in san joaquin history. one is a civil rights attorney committed to overturning the criminal justice system. her rifle is. why the who got 30% of the vote. he is currently the chief assistant district attorney and has been

. >>> health and human services secretary becerra now pledging to protect access to repr rereproductivehe money to do, we'll let you know. but until then, i simply say every option is on the table. >> and he says the department is looking at steps to increase access to medicaid for abortion and protecting patient and provider privacy. this as some states rush to ban abortions while others fight to protect them. erica hill has more. >> reporter: abortion rights supporters in florida rallying against that state's 15 week abortion ban set to take effect on friday. >> this will represent the most significant protections for life that have been enacted in this state in a generation. >> reporter: planned parenthood and at clu suing to block the new law which has no exception for rape or in-crest. florida is one of more than a dozen states where severe restrictions are likely to go into effect soon. trigger laws in louisiana and utah now on hold, but in these ten states bans are already on the books. harris county, texas seeing a temporary reprieve after re restraining ordered tuesday. ohio's

hhs secretary becerra laying out what he called a plan of action in response to the supreme court overturningts have been clamoring for the white house to do something. he did lay out a few things, sort of a four-point plan which included increasing access, he said, to medication abortion. i was number one. also he said he's working with his office and with the office of civil rights within hhs to ensure patient privacy and nondiscrimination for those seeking reproductive health care. also he says he is examining his authority under the emergency medical treatment act, to respond to the overturning of roe v wade. in addition, he talked about a big effort within his agency to make sure that all providers including doctors and pharmacists have appropriate training to respond to family planning needs. so we will see where all of that because of the white house is called on to do by many democrats to the overturning of roe v wade. not really coming down on friday. we will bring you any more news out of that as we get it. meanwhile, president biden's son, hunter's problems keep getting bigger and

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health and human services secretary javier becerra called the supreme court's decision a moment of crisisin health care , he says he is pledging to do quote everything within our legal limit of law to support patients and providers. a federal court has allowed tennessee to ban abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy. the sixth circuit court of appeals vacated a lower court's injunction blocking the law. now this comes as the state's other abortion ban is set to restrict abortions almost entirely. both measures would make performing an abortion of felony and subject doctors to a maximum of 15 years in prison time is four or five more rulings from the u. s. supreme court expected this morning on some of the remaining major cases. one major ruling expected is on how the government can regulate greenhouse gas emissions. the case started as a dispute between the state of west virginia and the e p a over pollution at power plant. but it has exploded into a bigger issue . how much power federal agencies have to enforce all kinds of regulations. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are t

. >> this is a critical moment -- >> health and human services secretary xavier becerra unveiled an actiont patient privacy, increase access to abortion medication and direct medicare and medicaid to protect family planning services. >>> i'm justin andrews with the top stories we're following. a former white house aide dropping several bombshells in the most recent congressional hearing on the january 6th attack. former white house aide cassidy hutchinson says former president trump had an altercation with his chief secret service agent on the day of the attack. the secret service argues against those claims and says it plans to respond. hutchinson also testified that former president trump knew his supporters were armed but "didn't care" because it would have reduced the numbers in the crowd. >>> to the coronavirus now, over 10 million californians have been infected with covid since the start of the pandemic. here in the bay area, that number has hit 1.5 million. this number does not include at-home tests though, meaning that number could be much higher. >>> santa clara county is urging

that both the head of hhs becerra as well as the attorney general garland have reaffirmed they have beenved by the fda and they are legal. kamyon conner, thank you for being with us executive director , of the texas equal access fund. the first african-american woman to head the t fund. we will look now at growing calls to protect online privacy. i am amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as fears grow that 30's could use online data to prosecute people who violate statewide abortion bans, the electronic frontier foundation has warned "those seeking offering, or , facilitating abortion access must now assume that any data they provide online or offline could be sought by law enforcement." this comes as reveal from the center for investigative reporting has also exposed how facebook is collecting ultra-sensitive personal data about abortion seekers and enabling anti-abortion organizations to use that data as a tool to target and influence people online. we're going to go first to grace oldham. grace oldham is a howard fellow for reveal. her recent investigation is headlined "facebook and anti-a