matt willis for his advice and forecast.lso san francisco bay's task rabbit is shutting down offices, all of them, even the headquarters. we will talk to the company's vice president to talk about where the future of productive work does not need to include coming into the office. first governor newsom today signed a bill allowing californians to sue makers and dealers of illegal firearms for damages. it is another first in the nation law by california. and that is the latest move by newsom to position the golden state as the archrival of texas. joining us live to talk about all this is politico reporter jeremy white. great to see you. >> thanks for having me. kristen: explain the bill the governor signed today. it takes effect in a year. how does it work? >> so, not long after the supreme court allowed a texas law to stand that allows private citizens to sue abortion providers, governor newsom said he wanted to do the same thing for firearms. that's exactly what this bill authorizes. it is clearly an attempt to provoke a le

matt willis appeared today on our 3 pm show getting answers. president's experience shows how far we've come since the start of the pandemic. he thinks we may see an increase in eligible people wanting their second booster shot. we have about 60,000 of our residents about 250,000 total resident about 60,000. i've gotten that second booster not one has died from covid-19. that's a mortality rate of 0.0 percent among people who have gotten that booster about 65% of our age 65 and older. it's about two thirds have gotten that second booster and we think that's really contributing a lot to the decreased mortality in bread. currently a second booster shot is only approved for people 50 and older in marin county dr. willis says there's a continuous high plateau in case rates with about 100 new cases per day in about 10 hospital admissions per day. well, the pandemic has led to a major problem with routine immunization so much. so in fact that there's been the largest decline in childhood vaccinations in decades abc 7 news contributor, dr. elope patel

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matt willi ullman, bbc news. that is the - situation in europe. an the weekend. a5 high 205 or low 305. hotter than the weekend. as the days get hotter the night do to. a lot more cloud in northern and western areas. western scotland and northern ireland patchy rain and drizzle. temperatures into the morning dropping to 19 or 20 celsius in the central and eastern in them. in meteorological terms, we call that a tropical night where the temperatures don't drop below 20 degrees. very rare when we do see them. a warm start to tomorrow. tomorrow we will notice all areas will see more cloud. perhaps brightening in northern scotland later. patchy drizzle in western parts of northern ireland, north—west wales. more cloud to the south and east. the hot conditions hold on here. 31, 32, maybe 33 degrees across parts of south—east england. temperatures will drop elsewhere, as they will do on wednesday. a lot more sunshine back again. areas of cloud and southern parts of england. the heat really holds on here. we are seeing temperatures around 30 degrees. else

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correspondent for the "washington post," matt brown who has been keeping careful eye on the developments in georgia. thanks for being here. the district attorney willis has not been afraid to subpoena members of congress. beyond what we've heard about so far, who are we seeing receive some high profile subpoenas in the future. >> the district attorney has shown as you said definitely willing to subpoena as many people as she thinks is necessary to get to the bottom of the potential election interference that we saw in 2020. to that end, what we can tell from the graham and hice subpoenas is that she is very interested in targeting not just members of congress who may have had a role in directly pressuring election officials or interfering with the election administration here in georgia, but also in questions of how they were muddying the water, shall we say, into the legitimacy of the certification of the results back in washington. so that could open up the subpoena that would be interested in, to a much broader array of georgia lawmakers in the stateside and federal level. >> the last time we talked about this a couple of weeks ago there was a rea