labcorp expects to process up to 10,000 tests a week. in the south bay, testing shows covid subvariants are to blame for prolonging the case search there. carry hoping to say peek in the current surge by the end of june. that has not happened. the county still sing about 1000 new cases daily according to the seven day average. the public health department deputy director says he can't give an estimate on when a peak might happen. >> the main reason why it is we have these additional subvariants that continue to circulate. and unlike the omicron surge, we are continuing to see high level of transmission in the community. larry: county health officials say we need to see a prolonged and steady drop in cases in wastewater before they can say where exiting the surge. busy weekend ahead for san jose's japan town is the popular festival returns in person. it is a japanese buddhist tradition dedicated to honoring the dead. amanda shows us the preparation underway. reporter: signs signal the return of one of san jose's longest-running cultural e

labcorp is the first company in the u.s.o offer a test for monkeypox, saying today it will conduct all testing and its main north carolina lab, and will have the capacity to expand nationwide from there. the cdc is working to expand monkeypox testing across the country. labcorp expects to process up to 10,000 tests per week, that would be double the current capacity. >> carlos santana is resting and recovering after collapsing on stage during the show in michigan last night. the 74-year-old rock legend was about 30 minutes into his show at an outdoor amphitheater, when fans say he suddenly passed out. he was escorted off stage and taken to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with heat exhaustion and dehydration. today he posted on facebook thinking fans for their well wishes. saying it was 100 degrees on stage and 114 under the lights. he says he forgot to eat and drink water so he was dehydrated and passed out. his show tonight in pennsylvania has been postponed. >> coming up -- firefighters making big gains against the fi

labcorp expects to process up to 10,000 tests a week. in the south bay, testing shows covid subvariants are to blame for prolonging the case search there. carry health officials were hoping to say peek in the current surge by the end of june. that has not happened. the county still sing about 1000 new cases daily according to the seven day average. the public health department deputy director says he can't give an estimate on when a peak might happen. >> the main reason why it is we have these additional subvariants that continue to circulate. and unlike the omicron surge, we are continuing to see high level of transmission in the community. larry: county health officials say we need to see a prolonged and steady drop in cases in wastewater before they can say where exiting the surge. busy weekend ahead for san jose's japan town is the popular festival returns in person. it is a japanese buddhist tradition dedicated to honoring the dead. amanda shows us the preparation underway. reporter: signs signal the return of one of san jose's long

the cdc and labcorp announced that labcorp will begin monkeypox testing, doubling nationwide testing capacity. labcorp will offer testing at its largest facility in the u.s., and will accept specimens from anywhere in the country. it expects to be able to perform 10,000 tests per week. melanie: it democratizes testing. meantime, the san francisco aids foundation says the demand for vaccines is outpacing the availability of vaccines. this is the ceo of the san francisco aids foundation. he says in june, the foundation received 60 doses of the vaccine, not enough to provide vaccines for everyone calling and asking for one. >> the first day alone be received 500 calls and have more than 300 individuals nor waiting list. in order to best triage those who are calling in, we are at this time only able to really help those who have been exposed or believe they have been exposed. melanie: the vaccine supply is controlled at the federal level, which in turn supplies each state. >> we are pushing the san francisco aids foundation to get at least 1000 doses in the next 30 days. melanie: he says

the cdc and labcorp announced labcorp will begin monkeypox testing.lin nationwide testing capacity. it will be able to accept specimens from anywhere in the country that. for expects to be able to form up to 10,000 tests per week. >> it democratize is testing to >> many sites. the san francisco >> aids foundation says the demand for vaccines is outpacing the availability. the ceo of the san francisco eighth foundation says in june the foundation received 60 doses of the vaccine. not nearly enough to provide vaccines to everyone asking for one. >> in the first day alone we received over 500 calls and have more than 300 individuals on our waiting list. in order to best triage those calling in, we are only able to help those who have been exposed or believe they have an exposed. >> the supply is cold -- is controlled at the federal level. >> we are pushing in san francisco to get at least a thousand doses in the next 30 days. >> he says the foundation is uniquely positioned to reach communities who may be at higher risk for monkeypox and do so in ways th

labcorp expects eventually a process up to 10,000 tests per week.doubles the current capacity. kumasi: a pilot program is in the works for san francisco to divert 911 calls from police to community workers. the compassionate alternative response team will be responding to those 911 and 311 calls. those are nonemergency requests for other city services related to homelessness that are low priority and do not pose a threat. the estimated yearly budget is $6.8 million with the program up to a year away from launching. reggie: brittney griner's drug trial resumes on a rush of this morning. she has been detained since february. now the white house is facing criticism after president biden called her wife. and when has that. [chanting] >> last night, a rally for brittany greiner held by the team she has led for nearly a decade. >> brittney griner, bg -- >> the phoenix mercury, their fans, and her family making a clear brittany is not alone. >> i honestly cannot rest until she is home. >> president biden, help bring bg home. >> day two of her trial gets un

meanwhile, labcorp is starting monkeypox testing as of today. will use the cdc's orthopox virus tests that will cover all viruses in that family that are not small pox. >> the company expects to be able to process up to 10,000 tests per week. if you'd like a monkey pox tests. health officials say you should contact your healthcare provider and for the latest info on this disease, including the emergency response vaccines and a monkeypox case tracker. you can scan this qr code that will take you right to our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the man charged with shooting and killing 7 people at highland park's 4th of july parade is said to have confessed to the rampage. the 21 year-old suspect was denied bond in his first court hearing this morning via zoom. he did not enter a plea. authorities crimo admitted to police that he was responsible for the shooting. they say that police found 83 bullet shells and 3 ammunition magazines on the rooftop where he allegedly fired a at crowds. officials also say that he fled to the madison, wisconsin area where he

labcorp is starting monkeypox testing today. it started the company will use the cdc's orthopox virus test that will cover all viruses in that family that are not small pox. the company expects to be able to process up to 10,000 tests per week. the cdc says other commercial am should be able to start testing throughout this month for the latest information on the disease, including the emergency response and the monkeypox case tracker. you can scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you straight to our kron. 4 website. >> new developments out of chicago. the suspect in the highland park, july 4th shooting appeared in court for the first time today. authorities say robert crimo the 3rd considered launching a second shooting just hours after the one he carried out allegedly in highland park. >> jenna barnes has the latest. >> a judge ordered robert crimo the 3rd held without bond for 7 counts of first-degree murder in the attack on highland park's 4th of july parade. prosecutors say he voluntarily confessed to the crimes he

labcorp is the first to offer a monks -- monkeypox test. use a north carolina lab and have a capacity to expand nationwide. they are working to expand the testing across the country. the lab report expects to process 10,000 tests per week, doubling the current capacity. >> a pilot program is in the works to divert 911 calls from police to commuting workers. according to the monocle, the compassionate alternative response will respond now boing boing calls. -- 2911 calls. it is estimated at the yearly budget is 6.8 billion dollars. it will be up to a year of options. >> happening today, foreign ministers are gathering between representatives of the g20 nations. concern is growing among leaders of a war in ukraine and its impact on the cost of food and fuel. the u.n. has warned of an unprecedented way of -- wave of hunger and destitution. the first time, the russian foreign minister is meeting with his counterparts who are critical of the war. he is calling on leaders to protect international law. u.s. officials say anthony blinken is not pla

and labcorp, they say that they have received more than this, but still they say that the number of samples coming in has been extremely low. so this is problematic for several reasons. one is that you can only find out who has monkeypox if you test them and then you can isolate them and do contact tracing. also especially in a country as large as the united states, you want to know where your cases are so you can send resources to the right places. so let's look at monkeypox cases in the united states. so you can see the number of cases has rifsh dramatically at a time when they are trying to get it under control. so a month ago there was about 244 cases. and now there is about 4600 cases. so there are several reasons for the low demand at labs and one of them is that most of the cases, really almost all of the cases have been among men who have sex with men. these men often go to sexual health clinics to get their care. and now these clinics say they are underfunded and about half of them don't even use commercial labs because they say it is too expensive. so if you have a lot of pirkts g

confirmed monkeypox cases in new york city has doubled in the past week from 55 to 111 starting today labcorptesting for monkeypacks as health officials in new york city received a fresh batch of monkeypox vaccines >>> netflix announcing it will be developing a spin-off of the science fiction series "stranger things." no details on the story, but it will come from the brothers and the creators of that show, "stranger things." back to you. >> i have to get into that >> i've watched some of the seasons and i'm not all of the way caught up on it. >> not for me, court. >>> ahead on "power lunch. call it ev street and electric vehicles sales are climbing and soaring gasoline prices fuelling that demand and will the fast-growing sector a cell rate even more? >> plus those sky-high commodity prices are rising and soybeans and copper and we'll break down each of those groups that's coming up next. lemons. lemons, lemons, lemons. look how nice they are. the moment you become an expedia member, you can instantly start saving on your travels. so you can go and see all those, lovely, lemony, lemons. ♪ an

that is the reason why, now that we have testing online with commercial enterprises, labcorp, quest,etworks from the cdc, as well as mayo clinic, we should be, and will be, testing literally 10 times the amount of people that we were testing prior. we believe the per valence of this in the community is greater. that is all the more reason to get a broader group of people vaccinated. >> obviously, the parallels here the summer trying are two the aids crisis. you were headed the nih at that time. you've openly talked about the lessons you learned at the time, and the criticism. the government did not act quickly enough. with monkeypox, we're seeing questions like this. the san francisco chronicle, would monkeypox receive a stronger response if it were not primarily affecting folks? republican senator burr says the government failed this population at the beginning of the aids epidemic, we should not fail them again. there is frustration and fear. do you see any parallels? >> there are certainly parallels because of a demographic group that is somewhat restricted. those individuals are

fox 50 in raleigh where labcorp becomes the first company in the united states to offer a test for monkeypox. a vaccine for the virus already exists but cases are rising with more than 450 confirmed monkeypox cases in the u.s. fox 2 in detroit where guitarist carlos santana is recovering from heat exhaustion and dehydration after collapsing on the stage during a michigan concert last night. the 74-year-old musician was taken to a nearby medical clinic for observation and said to be doing well. this is a live look at miami from wsvn. a my siewtion sphrition florida don't united states ambulance to ukraine after raising $37,000 going door to door asking for donations. the ukrainian american says she plans to deliver additional medical supplies to the people of western ukraine in august. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report," we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i'm going to stand by you ♪ even if it ♪ find a way to breakthrough ♪ even if i can't find heaven age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 1