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

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our secretary xavier becerra argued, there is not much they can do >> there is no magic bullet.is something we can do, we'll find it and do at hsa. >> is there any avenue that you can find to expand abortion rights in places that's going to be taken away? >> chuck, if you look at our laws and the way we administer them when the supreme court speaks, most of all are going to say words o f the supreme court may no longer have values. we have to heed the words of the supreme court. we'll continue to find every means possible to make sure women have the care they need including abortion care. >> let's talk about the proposa that got shutdown quickly, maybe temporary clinics or federal land and let the courts say no and instead try it did you guys look into this at all? >> i think we are continuing to export everything that's out there. the difficulty is that simply because it is an idea does not mean it could go out in practice what we want to make sure is we could put things in practice you have people right now in need of abortion care services we are going to do what we can to gi

no firm details, but they insisted secretary becerra will be laying out that plan in the coming weeks. and tonight anti-abortion advocates say the president's executive action today is a tragic overreach, whit. >> rachel, thank you. >>> we move on now to a day of mourning in highland park, illinois. the first two funerals and a memorial service held today for three of the seven victims shot and killed at the july 4th parade. for many of the survivors, the community, the healing process is only just beginning. abc's alex perez is in highland park again tonight. >> reporter: four days after the parade massacre in highland park, this shattered community laying the first victims to rest. >> jacki died because she was murdered. there is no comfort for us to take away as we mourn jacki's death. there is no silver lining. >> reporter: for the family of 63-year-old jacki sundheim, a former preschool teacher, life will never be the same. >> the world is darker without my mom in it, and it's up to us now to fill it with a little extra laughter and help replace her light and love. >> reporter: s

so at this point, really grateful that the resolution to urge secretary becerra to this continue any discharges and then allow for laguna honda to get in compliance, thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. i see we have six callers in the queue. let's hear from the next caller, please. >> madam clerk, will you just let me know that my voice is coming through. >> yes. i wanted to say a few words. i want to say out loud what a crushing loss it is for san francisco and my heart goes out to whitney and their kids and family. she was such a salt to the earth, you don't meet many people like liz. i had the benefit of working with her for about 12 years as executive director of housing organizations. and liz would always step up. she was always to willing to dive in whether it's internal issues or advocating at the board or walking the streets and dropping the lid. she was quintessential but also a activist which means putting everything into it. liz was a tough woman she was a kick-ass person. there is a few strong women who really push hard and i give a lot of credit to liz f

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. >> and they are now they're javier becerra, our secretary of the u.s. health and human services, the urging him to suspend these transfers. this after. >> 4 people died quickly after they were transferred. supervisors are worried and they're trying to get javier becerra to get involved and stop this from continuing to happen. now, the reason these patients are being transferred in the first place is because the medicaid and medicare funds are being suspended their this hospital. laguna honda is not receiving any of this federal money. and that's because of this. >> federally mandated closure plan, the federal government not giving laguna money due to numerous health and safety violations. that inspectors found in april, the center for medicare, medicaid services decertified laguna honda after inspectors deemed it was in a state of substandard care. the san francisco department of public health runs the hospital. they're trying to get recertified by the september 13th deadline. the federal government provides money for 700 patients at laguna honda. that'

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javier besear serra -- becerra, i'm a pretty good lawyer, he's lying.by a supreme court decision or constitutional amendment. this is a democratic administration just lying. it's not going to stand. it will stand, javier, and you know that. stop lying. >> i want to read some quotes from the virginia maryland governors here. let me get to youngkin first. the governor welcomes marshal of the supreme court's request for fairfax county to enforce state law as they are the primary enforcement authority for the state statute. the attorney general of the u.s. should do his job by enforcing the much more robust federal law. all right. moving on to maryland governor hogan, he says in light of the continued refusal by multiple federal entities to act, the governor has directed maryland state police to further review enforcement options that respect the 1st amendment and the constitution, and so when you read these two quotes or theses two quotes, i -- or see these two quotes, it is almost like the game of clue, who did what? >> a lot of big words meant to confuse

javier becerra is set to announce the allocation of more than 780,000 doses to local health departments. the meeting is set to start at 11:00 this morning. >>> police have arrested a man involved in a deadly shooting of an oakland man in marin city. michael rogers ii was shot while sitting in his car sunday morning on cole drive and drake avenue. 27-year-old sel butler jr. was arrested in connection to the shooting. tuesday morning at sf general the sheriff's department didn't say why he was there or what may have motivated that shooting. >>> a close call in pittsburg where a fire ran right up to a few commercial buildings. you can see the fire lines, on sen turry court near the abc supply company. crews got a handle on the fire and are monitoring for any flare-ups. >>> in sonoma county a grass fire came right up to wineries. the vineyards created a fire break allowing crews to keep the spread down. >>> let's get a check on our weather. good morning, jessica. >> good morning. >> with all these fires going on, we're constantly talking about air quality. >> we are. i want to rest assured

secretary becerra is set to announce the allocation of 780,000 doses.over 4,000 set to come to san francisco with hopes many more are slated for the bay area. that meeting is at 11:00 this morning. let's get a check on your weather. still looking for the sun to come up. >> the temperatures aren't going to come up too much? >> kind of. still below average in our inland areas, even along the coast and the bay. right now we're dealing with low pressure, a little monsoonal moisture pushing in tomorrow. it's already pretty moist in our atmosphere right now, the marine layer staying strong this morning, giving us gloomy skies. we'll see sunshine as we wake up in the afternoon, inland areas as early as -- we'll talk about it. 80s for daytime highs. 60s from the coast into the bay. here is the marine layer. it's 6:30. as we pause it, let's look what we can expect at 8:30. notice it doesn't pull back too much more. napa, concord, fremont, hayward, even livermore will still see partly cloudy conditions. it tapers off as we head into the afternoon hours. from noon

so let's talk about all this with health and human services secretary xavier becerra. scale of 1 to 10, how concerned are you about the spread of monkeypox in the u.s., are you more concerned than a year ago? not a year ago, a month ago. >> a day ago. absolutely we should be concerned, 100% concerned. we've not had monkeypox the way we have seen it now, and we don't want it to be a part of life the way we are seeing it. so we have to stay ahead of it, and that's what we've been trying to do since day one. we have increased the number of vaccines that we have available. we have some 3,000 cases reported. we suspect there's much more than that. but we have about 300,000 plus vaccines that we have now made available throughout the country. >> two points you just made. first of all, on a scale of one to ten, how concerned are you today? >> concerned? look, always concerned with something that's coming that we have not had to deal with before. so 10. >> 10? >> yeah, because we want to get ahead of it. you don't want it to become part of life. but how many people have died c

becerra warned hospitals and physicians who refuse to provide abortions under these circumstances would face the loss of medicare funding and financial support from other state health programs. in michigan, reproductive justice advocates formally submitted over 700,000 signatures in support of a ballot initiative that would enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution. the measure would be up for a vote in november. we will have the latest on the fight of a reproductive rights later in the broadcast. in texas, hundreds of protesters marched through the streets of uvalde on sunday, braving triple-digit temperatures to demand answers over the may 24 massacre at robb elementary school that left 19 children and two teachers dead. joining the protests was alysandra garcia, whose mother irma was one of the teachers killed in the attack. >> she was kind and loving. she had a way with words. she was the backbone to our family. we will never be the same. as sad as it is, a part of me knew my mother would give her life to save her students. amy: alysandra garcia's father joe died of a hea

or the hhs secretary javier becerra pledge to do.r key components here, the first of which is safeguarding access to reproductive healthcare services including protecting access to medication abortion, that's something we have heard the hhs secretary talking about, protecting the privacy of patients at a time when there are fears in some of these states where abortion is now illegal that data from cell phones could be used in prosecutions in some cases, promoting a safety and security of patients and also coordinating the implementation of federal efforts by establishing a new interagency task force led by hhs and the white house's gender policy counsel to coordinate effort tons reproductive healthcare. all of this is going to require the hhs secretary xavier becerra to submit a report to the president within 30 days on his efforts on all of these fronts, and again there are not a lot of details. a lot of these are broad strokes where the white house talks about additional actions, for example, to protect and expand access to medicat

now, city supervisor urging secretary becerra to intervene, get involved and talk with the center for medicare and medicaid to review this plan and prevent more patients from being transferred yesterday at the meeting. supervisors also said they're going to talk with governor gavin newsom and urge him to declare a state of emergency due to everything that's going on at the hospital here. reached out to one of the supervisor's supervisor melgar. she's going to talk with me on zoom in about 30 minutes. >> and an update from her and my next report at 9 o'clock darya reyna. so look forward to that right there to thank you for here. we want to give you latest of monkeypox because there are more cases now reported in all 9 bay area counties. napa. >> just yesterday, napa county confirm their very first case. >> san francisco has had the most and you can see here there were 7 new cases overnight. so now san francisco county has 222 cases. alameda county was 50 and santa clara county was 39 the rest of the county says you can see just have a handful. and the disappointing continues over not b

not only our supervisors calling on secretary becerra.re also calling on governor gavin newsom to get involved. they want him to declare. >> a state of emergency. they said they need all the help they can get with everything you have going on here at laguna honda. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> it's time now to talk about our weather forecast as we take this live look outside right now. this is our camera on top of mount tam. well, looking out there towards the bay and a little bit of haze is still out there for our wednesday and here with us now is our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. she has details on the forecast for >> today. yeah, that's right. justine. today we did see some cooler temperatures along the coast and even for those of you in the north bay. but we're going to rebound 5 to 10 degrees of warming, especially for inland valleys right now. santa rosa, you're in the upper 70's. but tomorrow, warming up to 87 degrees. low 90's returning for concord. so enjoy the current mid 80's. you're in rig

in a teleconference this morning , health and human services secretary javier becerra says. where are those vaccines are sent first will depend on two factors. the total number of people at risk in the community and the number of new cases, health experts say. based on those metrics, they area health department may get the vaccines first time just go has one of the largest populations of people who have had confirmed cases of monkeypox as well as a large population at risk. um giving that it has one of the most prominent lgbt q communities in the country. as of this week, san francisco has the highest number of monkeypox cases in the bay area right now , 222 confirmed cases up from 197 a week ago. santa clara county has 39 cases it all comes as the biden administration is expected to declare monkeypox. a public health emergency. local health officials welcome that move. what a state of emergency would do would be to help free up resources resources not just from war vaccines, but more monkeypox testing and treatments , costs and filling out all the people work you need to do

not only our supervisors calling on secretary becerra. they're also calling on governor gavin newsom to get involved. they want him to declare. >> a state of emergency. they said they need all the help they can get. >> with everything you have going on here at laguna, honda. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> now to some national headlines, president biden has tested negative for covid-19. he spoke in the white house rose garden this morning about the progress his administration has made in battling the virus. he emphasized the ba 5 variant is that he was sick with is likely here to stay. >> but the reality is that. the a 5 means many of us are still going to get covid even if we take the precautions that doesn't may there are were doing anything wrong. unfortunate this covid is still with us. >> the president admitted cases are still rising throughout the country but touted his administration's work in cutting down debts. he's in covid deaths are down nearly 90% from a year ago. he's talking about up to his adm

in a letter sent to health and human services secretary xavier becerra, she said in part, quote, this is a critical point in the spread of this virus, and we need to take more urgent action in cities like san francisco, where there are large communities at greater risk. san francisco currently has 141 cases of monkeypox, up from 86 just a few days ago. nationally there are about 2,300 cases. >>> now to the coronavirus. bay area counties are getting ready to roll out the novavax covid-19 vaccine after it was just cleared for use by the cdc. unlike pfizer and moderna, which uses mrna technology, novavax uses that traditional protein bases approach. the hope is that it will appeal to americans who have yet to be vaccinated. vaccines are expected to be rolled out in the next few weeks. >>> and according to the cdc, right now 77% of the u.s. population 18 and older are considered to be fully vaccinated. 51% have received at least one booster dose. >>> another delay for a subway extension in san francisco. muni officials confirmed that a june 20th fire in the yerba buena/moscone station cou

secretary becerra is an example of this. so, that's the problem. what we do have is people are still well protected against getting really sick, ending up on a ventilator or dying, especially if they are not having very severely immuno compromising positions. but many people do have that. kristen: but you are fully vaccinated i assume and boosted. and i imagine you probably wear your mask in most places and are very careful. >> yes. kristen: so what does that suggest to you, your own experience of having it twice despite all that? >> well, i know from both of my exposures, it was someone within the home who got first, then i got sick. i think the problem is you can do everything as an individual. you can be as careful as you need to be. but fundamentally unless you live alone and don't have anyone else around you, you are only as safe as those in your immediate circle. so one of the reasons i am out -- this has been the experience since early 2020. when i worked at harvard, most of the patients i saw were sick from family members and their home. if

market, says health and human services secretary xavier becerra. >> we also want to change the policy here. the industry allowed themselves to be short. and we can't afford that, especially with specialty formula. >> reporter: sarah chamberlin's daughter izzy has a rare disorder and relies on specialty formula for 70% of her nutrition. has anything changed? >> we have less formula than we did two months ago. >> reporter: you have less formula? >> less formula in the cupboard, yeah. >> reporter: the shortage began when one of the major u.s. suppliers, abbott, closed its largest plant. the facility is back up and running, but it could be at least two months before families get the relief they need to keep their children fed. meg oliver, cbs news. >>> we want to turn now to the growing backlash against the sesame place theme park near philadelphia. a family says a visit there last week ended with a hurtful and humiliating racial snub by one of the park's costumed characters, and they are not accepting the park's initial apology. here is cbs' jericka duncan. >> reporter: after sesame plac

san francisco supervisors are now urging javier becerra, the secretary with the u.s.artment of health and human services to stop the transfer of patients from laguna honda to other skilled nursing facilities. so far, 56 patients have been transferred, 4 of whom have died tonight, laguna honda officials are blaming trauma from moving to different health care facilities as the cause of death. in those cases, california senator scott wiener says i'm deeply concerned about what's happening at laguna honda. transferring vulnerable frail residents can be quite dangerous. the entire situation is unacceptable and the rush transfer plan is doing more harm than good. well, san francisco clearly must fix the problems at laguna honda asap. the federal government needs to be more flexible about these residetts. the board of supervisors is also urging governor newsom to declare a state of emergency at laguna honda due to the high rate of transfers. other news now happening now. the air quality advisory has been extended in the bay area through tomorrow. smoke from that massive oak

handle more volume with a patch work of help line centers and first responders fielding calls, javier becerraetary of health and human services. you did acknowledge staffing shortages. why not wait to launch this when everything is at 100%? >> people going through crisis, mental crisis, can't wait. people who are on the verge of going in the wrong way can't wait. >> reporter: one goal of the new number, 988 is to lessen the burden on 911. right now a lot of people experiencing a mental health breakdown, they end up calling 911 leading to a police response and the data shows that people one treated mental illness are 16 times more likely, norah to be killed by law enforcement. >>o'donnell: such an important point hopefully this helps people. jeff pegues, thank you. still tonight, cbs news, deadly police shooting of jayland walker and wnba star brittney griner appears with a note from a doctor. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jar

mayor breed: today we are sending holly or becerra, the director who oversees the department of health for the entire country, making sure it is clear that here in san francisco, especially because of the people who are impacted by monkeypox that we have not only the resources we need as it relates to vaccine, but there is also an educational component that needs to go out to various communities. we need help and we need it now plead we know it is complicated in terms of the ability to get the vaccines at a faster pace. but i think with san francisco, with our high lgbtq population, it is truly important that places like san francisco get more attention, more support, and we get a larger share of vaccines in order to make sure that we mitigate this challenge. kristen: mayor breed, you are on cnbc a few weeks ago and acknowledging in our tech heavy city many workers are not coming back to the office and that means an increase in vacant space and a loss of tax revenue. you said adjustments may need to be made. i am wondering what types of adjustments. mayor breed: adjustments, doing busi

we are sending a letter to javier becerra, the secretary of state for the department of health for the president to express the fact that san francisco with our large lgbtq community disproportionately we have a larger community than most other major cities in the country and the proportion of the number of vaccines that we should receive should be relevant to that. my letter is making it clear that we want help. we want support. the federal government controls that. we are being very aggressive about trying to get our fair share. >> mayor breed, always appreciate your time and the direct line of communication with you. have a good evening. >> thank you, raj. you too. >>> up next, a deadly heat wave in europe. you probably heard about it. how much of it though is tied to climate chge? you arane another busy day? of course - you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way yo

you have health and human services secretary javier becerra. he says the u.s. is working with global partners to stop the spread. this all comes after the world health organization decided to declare an emergency over the weekend. this declaration could allow for more funding for treatment, but could also make it harder for people to get the already scarce vaccines available last week the federal government said the state of california, another 10,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. so far it has not been distributed and fact you have officials with the san francisco department of public health who said they still don't know how many of those doses they are getting or when they're going to actually arrive. now for the latest information on the disease, including monkeypox case tracker and some this qr code. it's going to an take you right over to our website at kron 4 dot com. in the north bay. we're learning more details about a deadly shooting that happened in marin county. the victim identified as a man from oakland kron four's terisa stasio spoke with inves

july 20th, i sent a letter to the secretary of the department of health and human services, xavier becerrasing. significant concern and urgency for the need for vaccines in san francisco and that we are at a very scary place. we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our needs. so many leaders of the lgbt community have also weeks ago. ask for additional help and support and assistance. and this was july 20th. and now here we are. >> july 28 and we're double that number at 281 cases of monkeypox and in desperate need of vaccines. >> and to also put that into perspective, in terms of the numbers we've received about 12. 1000. vaccines today. we really need 70,000. we sent in a letter as well asking for about 35,000 because what we want to do is we want to prevent the numbers for increasing. we have a solution in the vaccines and we want to make sure that everyone. is requesting a vaccine gets one we have had to. we have 5 sites identified in san francisco and have to close many of those sites because we've run out of vaccines. so we're all here today because we know the impor

board unanimously approved two resolutions, one urging health and human services secretary javier becerra to intervene in the transfer and the second to urge governor newsom to declare a state of emergency at the hospital. laguna honda was decertified in april after federal smickettors announced it to be out of compliance -- inspectors announced it to be out of compliance. and looking to get it recertified before it is forced to close in september. dan: still ahead here twitter is now downsizing its office space in one bay area city and canceling plans to expand in another. the impact this decision could have on the local economy. ama: plus the name change coming to one u.c. law school. what it will be and why. abc7 news at 5:00 will be ri seen this ad? it's not paid for by california tribes. it's paid for by the out of state gambling corporations that wrote prop 27. it doesn't tell you 90% of the profits go to the out of state corporations. a tiny share goes to the homeless, and even less to tribes. and a big loophole says, costs to promote betting reduce money for the tribes, so they ge

xavier becerra is the secretary of health and human services. staffing shortages. why not wait to launch this when everything is at 100%? >> people going through crisis, mental crisis can't wait. people who are on the verge of going in the wrong the wrong way, can't wait. >> reporter: one goal of the new number: 988 is to lessen the burden on 911. right now, many people experiencing a mental health emergency end up dialing 911, leading to a police response. and data shows people with untreated mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed by law enforcement. >> o'donnell: still ahead on tonight's cbs evening news. chilling autopsy results in the deadly police shooting of jayland walker. and, w.n.b.a. star brittney griner appears in a russian courtroom - with a note from a doctor. griner appears with a note from a doctor. meet ron. that man is always on. and he's on it with jardiance for type 2 diabetes. his underhand sky serve? on fire. his grilling game? on point. and his a1c? ron is on it. with the once-daily pill, jardiance. jardiance

. >> mayor london breed sent a letter to the secretary of health, xavier becerra, saying san francisco now has more monkeypox cases than most states, and that we need more doses to protect the lgbtq community and slow the spread. but given the limited supply and federal government estimates, it might take six to nine months to get enough vaccines for everybody who wants one. liz? >> we've all become experts these vaccines over the past couple of years. so frustrating. all right, anne, thank you. >>> and stay with cbs news bay area and kpix5.com for the latest on monkeypox vaccine and eligibility requirements. >>> san jose police have arrested two men in connection to a 2018 homicide during attempted home burglary. juvenile arellano and robert asencio were arrested last week. they're facing murder charges in the death of 54-year-old khan kul. security footage shows three men pull up to a home in a black lexus and exit the car. one of the men had a gun. they then return to the car after the shooting. investigators say the home had been chosen at random. we're continuing to monitor this c

july 20th, i sent a letter to the secretary of the department of health and human services, xavier becerra expressing significant concern and urgency for the need for vaccines in san francisco, and that we are at a very scary place. and we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. so many leaders of the lgbtq community have also weeks ago asked for additional help and support and assistance. and this was july 20th. and now here we are, july 28th. and we're double that number at 281 cases of monkeypox. and in desperate need of vaccines. and to also put that into perspective in terms of the numbers, we've received about 12,000 vaccines to date. we really need 70,000. we sent in a letter as well asking for about 35,000. because what we want to do is we want to prevent the numbers from increasing. we have a solution in the vaccines. and we want to make sure that everyone who is requesting a vaccine gets one. we have five sites identified in san francisco and have to close many of those sites because we've run out of vaccines. so we're all here today because we know the im

market, since health and human services second halfier becerra. >> we also want to change the quality here. the industry allowed themselves to be short, and we can't afford, that especially with specialty formula. >> sarah chamberlin's daughter izzy has a rare disorder and relies on specialty formula for 70% of her nutrition. >> has anything changed? >> we have less formula than we did two months ago. >> you have less formula. >> less formula in the cup board. >> the sportage began when a u.s. supplier abbott closed its largest plant. the facility is back up and running but it could be at least two months before families get the relieve-- relief they need to keep their chs news >> o'donnell: we wa to tuw toroh agnst the sesame placeheme rk philadelphia.a w hurtful and humiliating racial snub by one of the park's costumed characters. and they are not accepting the park's initial apology. here's cbs's jericka duncan. >> after sesame place character rossitya walked past six year old skyler and niela on saturday jodi put it on instagram from singer kelly rowland. >> she def serves an expl

is considering declaring monkeypox a health emergency health and human services secretary xavier becerras the u.s. is working with global partners to try to stop the spread that comes after the world health organization decided to declare an emergency for monkeypox over the weekend. this declaration could allow for more funding for treatment, but it could also make it harder for people to get the already scarce vaccines. 2 weeks ago there was discussion at the federal level to make a second covid-19 booster shot available to people under the age of 50. >> but that plan may be changing. now. kron four's dan kerman reports one of the leading voices in the fight against covid-19. that's doctor bob wachter is hoping that the fed's reconsider and stick with the first idea. >> hopes that those under 50 could join the ranks of those eligible to get a second booster for covid-19, maybe on the back burner reports. monday suggest that's because federal health officials are hoping pfizer and moderna. we'll have a new be 5 specific booster ready to go in late september. i think it's highly unlikely.

san francisco supervisors are now urging health and human services secretary xavier becerra, to suspend transfer of those patients from laguna honda to other skilled nursing facilities. so far, 56 patients have been transferred and 4 of those have died tonight. some people are blaming trauma from the moving to different health care facilities as their cause of death. california senator scott wiener is weighing in on the issue stating, quote, i am deeply concerned about what's happening at laguna honda, transferring vulnerable frail residents can be quite dangerous. the entire situation is unacceptable and the rushed transfer plan is doing more harm than san francisco clearly must fix the problems at laguna honda asap. the federal government needs to be more flexible about these residents, unquote. the board of supervisors is also urging governor newsom to declare a state of emergency at laguna honda because of the high rate of transfers. the bart board of directors will vote tomorrow afternoon on whether or not to bring back the mask mandates. the previous mask mandate expired just a we

provide free and confidential support that's available. 24 7 health and human services secretary xavier becerraoutline the new hotline. so callers won't get a busy signal. they will be put on hold and that this assistance will replace response offered through 9-1-1 which is not equipped to assist with mental health needs 9, 8, 8. 3 easy to remember. but more than a number. 9, 8, 8, is a message. some mental health experts also believe that this vital new resource will encourage millions of struggling americans to seek help. that's immediate and at their fingertips. my hope is that this 9, 8, 8, number becomes one that is a dedicated number that people will know. when you look at 9, 8, 8, you're looking at help having 90 day. >> with those call centers and people on headlines are get really going to be a game changer and really i'm going to be able to really give families. and loved ones just an opportunity to live. >> that was kareen wynter reporting for us tonight. the biden administration has allocated hundreds of millions of dollars in funding towards this new network to meet the rising dema

. >> health and human services secretary javier becerra announcing today that the biden administration will distribute more than 780,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine across the nation. more than 4200 new doses arrived in san francisco this morning, which is still, though, far below what leaders are asking for. one of the challenges experts are facing in studying the monkeypox monkeypox outbreak is why certain populations. >> our testing more positive than others. kron four's rob nesbitt talked with an infectious disease expert about positive cases among people of color. and he joins us now in the studio live with more. rob, can there's no easy answer as to why a majority of monkeypox cases are happening among the latino community and other people of color. >> scientists are looking at the possibilities and doing everything they can to get monkeypox information to those who need it. most. in order to stop the spread of monkeypox. you first need to look at who's testing positive. >> from the north bay to the south bay, where doctor sara cody give an update wednesday of the 39 people wi

from the white house, we heard from secretary becerra there.dministration. there is outrage about the decision. but they knew this was coming and they spent weeks and months preparing for possible contingency plans. the real problem here is that they don't have a lot they can do. they're trying to underscore that while also showing some sort of action. but as becerra said there, there's little the executive branch can do to fill in the gaps created by the supreme court decision. i think that is what is frustrating the white house, is that they're under a lot of pressure from the democratic party, from democratic voters, to do something, to fix this problem, and they can't really do that. that is the nature of the different branches of government. so i think we're going to continue to see some rhetoric from joe biden calling on the senate to act, as we saw, to eliminate the filibuster. jonathan, as you said, there are two senate democrats standing in the way of any progress on that front. so i think there is a general frustration, that they want

kimberly help hit on al jazeera of their senior political analyst, marin becerra says biden's visit hasn't done much to gone a trust in the arab world. cuts out a leader that me been hammered. who would it best? when he said, you know, we, we, we all speak about international law, international values and international norms. but why are they applied differently? and i would add why they are quite differently in ukraine than it is in palestine. both of them are occupied and both there is in russia there and is earlier except 3 israel is i'm all i be at states and but by that wants to distance himself, not think the responsibility for supporting the israeli population throughout all these years. and once again, we seeing now just, you know, a couple of days after is what one day after he's been there that there are viruses, you know, come back and, and is rose bombing your gaza once again. jewish settlements is expanding and that is going to be announcement about $4000.00 your units. so again, as the cut, the leader said, you know, instead of illegal jewish settlements, one advance peace se

is considering declaring monkeypox a health emergency health and human services secretary xavier becerra says the u.s. is working with global partners to try to stop the spread. this comes after the world health organization decided to declare an emergency over the weekend. the declaration could allow for more funding for treatment, but it can also make it harder for people to get the already scarce vaccines. last week the federal government sent state of california another 10,000 doses of monkeypox vaccine. so far it has not been distributed. in fact, officials with san francisco department of public health say they still don't know how many of those doses they're getting or when they'll arrive. coming up, gas prices continue to fall with the white house is working to try to working to do to try to keep them down. coming up next and security concerns over house speaker nancy pelosi is potential upcoming international trip. >> and neighborhood crime has been on the rise on the peninsula. keeping san mateo police on high alert. now you it's beautiful out here. it sure is. and i earn 5% ca

the first urges health and human services secretary javier becerra to stop the transfer of vulnerablefor people have died after being transferred as part of a federally mandated closure plan . three others died within days of being relocated. the second resolution calls on governor newsom to declare a state of emergency. honda is required by the u. s. centers for medicare and medicaid to transfer or discharge all patients by september, 13th demonstrators gathered in san francisco this afternoon to protest amazon's plan to purchase san francisco based healthcare provider one medical ktvu christien kafton tells us privacy advocates and labor unions are worried that the deal could impact patient care and patient privacy. okay? you mean workers marched through the streets of san francisco's financial district, speaking out about amazon's $4 billion purchase of one medical our from united food and commercial workers. western state council says there are twin concerns, patient care and patient privacy , bauer says even with guardrails in place, amazon could find a way of gaining access to p

much thank you or joining me now here in the senior is out there a senior political analyst, my one becerra moran. it was quite an interesting press conference or let's start with what president biden had to say about serena barclay. he said that u. s. insists on full accountability over our colleague are slain journalist out, is there a reporter? many we even wondering if he would even mention her in the speech? well, he did, but do you think what he had to say will satisfy her family? her supporters probably not. and i think for the simple reason and here i think i'm going to, i'm going to try to be fair to our present biden's speechwriters. because clearly there's an intention here to hit all the right notes. and he did in his speech including on sharon barclay. the thing is you just feel like frustrated listening to by them because he's such a sweet talker. he says all the right things. but he doesn't measure all the important things either. and he doesn't show how those things will happen because i could be making that speech. i am r y b shadow could making a speech about palestinian r

market, says health and human services secretary xavier becerra. >> we also want to change the policy here. the industry allowed themselves to be short, and we can't afford that, especially with specialty formula. >> reporter: sarah chamberlin's daughter izzy has a rare disorder, and relies on specialty formula for 70% of her nutrition. has anything changed? >> we have less formula than we did two months ago. >> reporter: you have less formula? >> less formula in the cupboard. yeah. >> reporter: the shortage began when one of the major u.s. suppliers, abbott, closed its largest plant. the facility is back up and running, but it could be at least two months before families get the relief they need to keep their children fed. meg oliver, cbs news. >> o'donnell: we want to turn now to the growing backlash against the sesame place theme park near philadelphia. a family says a visit there last week ended with a hurtful and humiliating racial snub bypd characters, and they are not accepting the park's initial apology. here's cbs's jericka duncan. >> reporter: after sesame place character ro

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tom: some of our guests talking about xavier becerra approaching the crypto market. today in today's session. they mentioned the token is likely to tumble to $10,000 rather than rally back to $30,000. gina, you were talking in the break about looking at china. maybe that is the catalyst driving u.s. markets today. gina: i am concerned about what the further shutdowns in china will mean because i was the one area of optimism in the month of june. you look across global equities, chinese shares worth the only to produce gain and now we take out that optimism with the china shutdown and tech regulation coming back to the ford. those issues were largely priced out and they could create a bigger drag. tom: maybe some naivety among equity investors. the focus had always been on more support from officials in terms of the pboc in the finance ministry. gina: and frankly also support in terms of the economic engine recovering and powering some supply chain easing. we cannot seem to get there. we are two years in at the initial stages of shutdown everyone thought this would la