marc liverman, cbs news. >> none of the abortion bans passed are in effect yet. they are all facing extensive court challenges. and the aclu immediately announced it would sue to stop this one as well. if the governor, however, signs

marc liverman explains. >> reporter: deb ivanhoe received her first-ever measles vaccine this morningear-old from new york couldn't remember if she had ever been vaccinated as a child, so she had her blood tested and discovered she had no immunity against the measles. >> i've been walking around at risk during this outbreak. >> reporter: most people born and mmunity, but been exposed to ivanhoe was born a year later, when there was no vaccine. that came along in 1963. but even those first vaccine recipients may not be in the clear, according to us. >> the first five years of the vaccine, some batches of it were not very good. none of us really know which batch we got. >> reporter: health professionals say you can get your blood tested like ivanhoe, or just get the measles booster. it's the less-expensive option. and there's another age group that night want to consider a measles booster. >> from 1968 to 1989, we only gave one shot. then we started giving two shots. so still, immunity may be a little low. >> reporter: so far this year, the c.d.c. has confirmed 704 measles cases. that's

marc liverman is here in new york with why the president faces an uphill battle with congress. good morning. >> good morning. this hasn't been fully embraced by president trump's own party let alone democrats. they're hoping to hear more details on the president's plan. speaking of the peace officers' memorial service, president trump talks on congressional action on illegal immigration. >> not one more life should be lost because our lawmakers failed to secure our borders. >> today at the white house he'll lay out a new plan, one that overhauls legal immigration. >> i don't think most countries are giving us their finest. >> this proposa is spearhe jared kushner nt's s immigration hard liner stephen miller. it includes merit-based approach. more green cards would go to those with high-level skills, degree, and job offers. young people and english speakers would also have an advantage. family ties carry less weight, and it eliminates the diversity visa lottery. >> the plan faces an uphill batt battle, and it's unlikely to receive much democratic support. >> donald trump is clea

marc liverman, cbs news. >>> new video this morning, art that is good enough to eat. the man behind the food sculptors, he says people pay between $2,000 and $60,000. antawn says to create each piece, he starts with a taste test. >> reporter: how many bites do you take before you get it perfect? >> hundreds. i want to learn the recipe and see how it's made. >> reporter: his work is in the private collection of several celebrities, including bill clinton, keith richards, and the royal family of jordan. if you're hungry now, some people are drooling over a new taco theme resort in the works. >>> taco bell is opening up a popup hotel in palm springs. now, do you dream of eating a chalupa supreme and sunbathing on a fire sauce floaty? it will happen this august. check in to check out, to bow bellhops, inspired cocktails, and taco bell room service with new menu items. >> we are thrilled. they chose palm springs, greater palm springs to be the location for the first popup hotel, the bell. we hope people can find their taco oasis in greater palm springs. >> it will open in

marc liverman is here with more on this and what's next for the bill. good morning. total ban on abortion last i this issue an this bill. >> the republican-supported measure bans all abortion-related acts exception to preserve the health of the mother. a doctor performing one would face up to 99 years in prison. senators failed to add an objection for rape or incest. >> the bill now heads to the state's republican governor kay ivy, who has not said whether she'll sign the bill into law. a republican signed the bill into the state house. she hopes to address the abortion right. >> it's to address the issue that roe versus wade was decided on. >> you just aborted the state of alabama. you just raped alabama with this bill. >> senate minority leader bobby singleton says doctors who perform abortion could face more time in prison than a woman's ra rapist. >> we have people leaving the state. you don't have great health care and doctors will come. don't blame nobody but yourself. >> supporters believe exemptions could veto the supreme court challenge. and none of the abor

marc liverman, cbs news. >> none of the abortion bans passed are in effect yet. they are all facing extensive court challenges. and the aclu immediately announced it would sue to stop this one as well. if the governor, however, signs six months from now. >>> this morning san francisco is the first city in the nation to ban one type of cutting edge technology. the board of supervisor voted to bar police and all other city agencies from using facial recognition technology. the policy is the first of its kind and experts say it could spark a nationwide debate about the controversial software. >> it could create guardrails that keep governments from doing something that we are uncomfortable with. >> the ban only applies to cameras run by city agencies, not private, state or federal cameras. >>> instead of banning rvs from the streets altogether, city leaders in east palo alto are doing something no other and e tt ow st in a . the'ada wait list of nearly three dozen. it provides a security guard, bathrooms and even showers. the gates open up at 7:00 every night and th

marc liverman is here in new york with new details about what may have led to the escalation in tensions. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. iran's leaders believe the u.s. is preparing to attack them. they're leaving them to prepare possible counter strikes. iran says it's not an option rngs but is skeptical whether real diplomacy is possible with the u.s. president trump is hoping tensions with iran subside. >> mr. president, are we going to war with iran? >> i hope not. >> he told acting defense secretary patrick shanahan the same thing, he does not want war with iran. however, the american buildup in the persian gulf continues. the group on the uss lincoln has arrived south of iran. u.s. intelligence officials claim they have evidence of credible threats, including satellite missiles on iranian boats to possibly strike targets on land. on thursday the white house briefed a group of top congressional leaders known as the gang of eight on this. house committee chairmanned a an schiff is one of them. >> the efforts to ratchet up efforts with iran is leading us in a very dangerou