now, the city of pasadena has a very high vaccination rate, over 80% of the folks who live here in pasadena have some form, at least one shot of that vaccination. but health officials are worried about the rise in case numbers we have seen a 240% increase in cases here i, we have doubled the number of hospitalizations in just a month. that is what has officials here concerned and they will point to numbers are high in a place like pasadena, overall in l.a. county there are still some 4 million people who have no vaccination frances. >> cal, thank you. >>> the bipartisan infrastructure bill hit a pothole in congress yesterday. but the group of senate negotiators are paving over their differences and inching closer to a deal on that $579 billion package. our capitol hill correspondent tracie potts joins us now with the latest so, tracie, what happened here >> reporter: right, this hit a bit of a pothole because republicans said no to a test vote or a preliminary vote that would have opened debate on the infrastructure bill. they say they don't want to do that until details are in. it is still

medida que es apoyada por propietarios de negocios en pasadena. >> tenemos miedo de que esto regrese.xigencia. algunos estados estÁn tratando de aprobar esto antes. >> el gobernador decretÓ que el estado estÁ en emergencia por el coronavirus. patricia: hablemos del desempleo. aunque la economÍa nacional ha tenido un repunte, la semana pasada, mÁs de 400.000 personas solicitaron beneficios por desempleo. reportera: las solicitudes de desempleo aumentaron la semana pasada, generando una advertencia de que la economÍa no ha vuelto a la normalidad. >> la economÍa no tiene una dinÁmica para emplear a todos los desempleados. reportera: esto ocurre cuando mÁs negocios reabren sus puertas y cuando muchos estados anunciaron planes para eliminar el beneficio de 300 $ a la semana. antonio teme >> quedarme en casa por meses. reportera: muchas compaÑÍas dicen que no encuentran trabajadores y algunos suben los precios como incentivos. el presidente indicÓ que confÍa que la inflaciÓn es pasajera. expertos dicen que la normalidad volverÍa el prÓximo aÑo. patricia: hablamos de pedofilia en sacerdocio.

. >> la ciudad de pasadena quiere minimizar los riesgos.pacios cerrados, se suma a otras instituciones en el estado empeÑadas en evitar un nuevo azote del coronavirus. >> la ciudad la primera que serÁ que serÁ obligatorio para sus 2000 empleados vacunas contra el covid—19, cuando se apruebe oficialmente por la administraciÓn de alimentos y medicamentos. >> a principios de agosto todos los empleados nuevos deben demostrar que han sido vacunados y deben someterse a una prueba de tuberculosis, dijo el gerente de la ciudad. la medida surgiÓ debida a la rÁpida propagaciÓn de la variante delta entre los trovadores de la ciudad, ya que sÓlo un 60% ha reportado haberse vacunado. >> el presidente seÑalÓ que la aprobaciÓn de las vacunas podrÍa ser tan pronto como en agosto, pero mientras eso sucede, la ciudad de pasadena estÁ dando, implementar el requisito. >> la vacuna se puede llegar a ser un requisito mÁs por los empleadores. >> el gobernador decretÓ que el estado de california estÁ viviendo en una emergencia debido a la pandemia. otras ciudades

. >> i'm curious what's happening in pa i pasadena. the health democratic reinstituted the mask mandate. your encountering any resistance to that decision? >> we have been hearing from both sides, including many people who are extremely grateful that we're implementing this additional precaution in the face of rapidly increasing case rates because of the delta variant. some of the people who have been opposed to universal indoor masking haven't quite realized yet that our community has raced from the lowest level of community transmission in the cdc definition through moderate up to high substantial. it's happened in a short period of just four weeks. so we're really in a new situation because of the delta variant where we need to do more as we continue to vaccinate. >> but california seems sort of, you know, split among between which city depending on where he they sit on spectrum, on whether they agree to reinstate the mask mandate. in pasadena specifically any backlash from people there? >> you know, i think the people that i've hea

>> reporter: anheuser busch's famous clydesdale are marching in pasadena.hunderbirds are flying high. and in new york's coney island there was a feast of sorts, 76 hot dogs down in record time. still americans aren't free of covid. >> we definitely are concerned about the variants, kind of trying to be more careful. >> reporter: there's good reason, the highly contagious delta variant now found in all 50 states. >> there are still a lot of vulnerable americans. >> reporter: but covid concerns were not enough to cancel all trips. setting a new record this holiday weekend and fliers waiting in long lines and gates packed full. >> looking for seats we sat on the floor. >> reporter: tomorrow, will likely be the busiest travel day but for tonight, millions of americans will get to enjoy those traditions that have been put on hold, jericka. >> all right lily luciano thank you. >>> the president and first lady are are celebrating independence from covid-19. there. christina they're expecting quite a crowd tonight. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. the largest ga

since july 1st here in pasadena a 240% increase in cases and doubling the hospitalizations. the number of folks in hospitals is still low, that percentage is rising. it's that crunch on the health system that has people worried so that's why pass deepa is announcing this indoor mask mandate like l.a. county. it will be interesting to see if this spreads certainly across the state of california, bay area, five counties are recommending a mask ordinance, not mandating it and the same thing in sacramento. two counties up there are recommending a mask ordinance. i'll chime in on the combination of vaccines and tell you 92% of the new cases, 98% of the hospitalations in l.a. county are coming from unvaccinated individuals. take that for what you will, but that's more evidence that these vaccinations are working and keeping people out of hospital. this truly is, at least in l.a. county, a story and a pandemic for unvaccinated folks. >> dr. patel, we've talked today and we've talked previously about, you know, what is it going to take to get the vaccine hesitant on board? and it ap

there is a spectacular show above the historic rose bowl in pasadena. they'll be celebrating america's perseverance. we'll be flying above the stadium to give you a view that only we can. and in san francisco here's the scene from pier 39. alcatraz. and way off in the distance the golden gate bridge. you see there. i'm victor blackwell in los angeles along with ana cabrera in las vegas. and ana, if i know anything about vegas, and i think i do, just a little bit, i know that the party has already started. >> it has been going all weekend long here, victor. in fact, it is so good to see so many people out and about enjoying themselves. they want the word to know vegas is back, baby. just take a look at the crowds here. we are live from the middle of the famous las vegas strip. and this city is celebrating the 4th well into the night tonight. we will have fireworks in a couple of hours from now. and they're doing something really special this year. the hotels here along the strip, they're going to perform a synchronized fireworks show. it's all going to g

hasta este momento, ya son las ciudades de san francisco, pasadena y la ciudad de nueva york quienes se de la aprobaciÓn oficial de la vacuna para ejercer este tipo de medida. patricia: el gobernador de california gavin newson informÓ que tendrÁn acceso a la informaciÓn mÉdica de todo el estado las personas mayores de 50 aÑos, incluyendo inmigrantes indocumentados. podrÁn obtener este beneficio independientemente de su capacidad de pago. de sus condiciones preexistentes y tambiÉn de su estado migratorio. el gobernador agregÓ que los residentes de california se vacunen contra el covid—19. fue un pedido que les hizo . julio estÁ por terminar y empieza la angustia de muchos inquilinos en varios estados al vencerse laboratorio de desalojo. en new york vence a finales de agosto. a esto se suma que —— pocos han recibido la ayuda financiera para pagar los alquileres atrasados. >> vamos a revisar los documentos otra vez. reportera: reunieron los requisitos necesarios y califican para solicitar la ayuda por rentas atrasadas debido a la pandemia, pero familias como ellos que perdieron sus empl

more local leaders are starting to bring back mask rules one of the latest is in pasadena the city in california will soon require everyone to wear a face mask, indoors, vaccinated or not. officials there also working on a policy that would require city employees in pasadena to get pa covid shot new york city just announced it will mandate vaccinations or weekly covid tests for all public health care workers the mayor, bill de blasio says he has no plans of asking people to mask up indoors, pat least n not now. >> if you're talking about winning this battle once and for all, a mask is like a peashooter and the vaccine is like a cannon the vaccine is what actually wins >> and to encourage people to get the vaccine, the republican governor of missouri announced a vaccine incentive. he said the state will give 900 vaccinated people there $10,000 each >> we encourage all missourians to consider getting vaccinated as almost all new covid hospitalizations can be attributed to unvaccinated individuals. >> and in south carolina the covid icu at lexington medical center closed about four month

entre las ciudades estÁn pasadena, que piden que los empleados estÉn vacunados, los dueÑos de restaurantesdicen. >> de la experiencia que hemos tenido el aÑo pasado y parte de este aÑo, me parece una orden magnÍfica. creo que todos debemos entender que es un camino hacia la prevenciÓn. dulce: california ahora tiene como objetivo el 23 de agosto para que todos los empleados del estado y los trabajadores de la salud estÉn en cumplimiento con este nuevo requisito. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos en vivo desde los Ángeles. ilia: gracias, dulce. el gobierno del presidente biden enfrenta presiÓn para que extienda el mandato de vacunaciÓn contra el covid 19 y el uso de la mascarilla. el departamento de asuntos de los veteranos exige a los empleados a que se vacunen, y esto ocurre mientras empeora el rebrote de coronavirus. hablamos con edwin. edwin: los que no se han vacunados serÍan los responsables de los futuros casos. la advertencia del doctor anthony fauci causa preocupaciÓn. >> no estoy seguro de que sea el peor escenario, pero no serÁ bueno. edwin: 30 estados no han vacunado a la mitad

meanwhile in nearby pasadena, california, after crafting a policy that will make vaccines mandatory fory workers upon the fda for approval, the mayor is now calling on l.a. county and all 88 cities within it to do the same. pasadena city manager says when a police officer or firefighter shows up to a home, residents don't get to pick whether they send someone vaccinated or not. he says this is about employees being healthy and the public not getting sick. >> i know people are concerned about getting too far in front. everyone is concerned about someone suing or taking an adverse action. but we are dealing with a once in a century global pandemic. now is not the time for deliberate action, i don't know when is. >> the mayor also hopes private employers follow their example. >> jeff, thanks a lot. the top republican on the house education committee is calling on education secretary miguel cardona to fully and publicly denounce critical race theory material. congresswoman virginia foxx of north carolina sent a letter to him today after fox news reporting about the biden administration scho

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pasadena, california. >> according to bank rate.com 73% of consumers with unused gift cards have held coming up this morning, an exclusive with john kerry on why the recent wildfires makes action even more urgent. plus we'll talk to congresswoman liz cheney investigating the attack on the capitol. how she's handling the pushback from members of her own party. >>> we'll get in the pool with trail blazing olympic champion ashley johnson while she tries to break barriers while competing for another gold in water polo. that's the cbs news for this tuesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. have a great day.

i understand another nearby city is taking action >> reporter: lester, the city of pasadena citing the climb in infections as residents there even if vaccinated will need to wear masks again indoors. the city is also requiring all of its employees to be vaccinated lester >> miguel, thank you >>> with the this new surge i cases, we take a closer look at why so many americans are deciding not to get a shot gabe gutierrez reports tonight from louisiana. >> reporter: today john bartucci got the covid shot that he put off for months. >> what was kind of holding you back before >> honestly, i just didn't see the need for it i just thought, well, i'm young and healthy. i thought maybe i wasn't going to be as affected as other people that would be more at risk. >> reporter: he is what public health experts describe at the moveable middle, adults that may have been initially skeptical of the vaccine but aren't dead set against it. >> one, two and done. >> reporter: people like sharon landry >> i felt like i was being pushed into it, and when someone pushes i push back. >> reporter: who became c

the sandwiches i have i am taking to another friend of mine that is taking it to my daughter in pasadenaight. >> reporter: neither covid-19 or a mass shooting scared them away. for most it is not just a festival it is a summer tradition. >> pepper steaks and garlic bread and heading home. >> reporter: they are open this weekend and next weekend. they would like to go back to the traditional format but that depends how covid-19 looks like next year. in gilroy, back to you. >> some passion for the stinking rose. all right, tonight, a warning for summer travelers. if you near a rush to get a new passport you may be out of luck. scammers have forced the state department to temporarily shutdown its emergency appointment booking site. investigators say third party actors are using bots to book the appointments, some are charging people $3,000. the state department trying to proca huge backlog of applications. >> i call every day to try to get an answer to get the same runaround that oh, we can only push it a week before your travel. a week before your travel is cutting it close. >> very close.

a hot 91 in pasadena in the high country.watch out for this thunderstorms have been popping up each afternoon all week long. we're going to see that again for tomorrow. it's going to warm their 87 degrees in truckee. 83 in south lake tahoe but do watch out for those thunderstorms during the weekend. now, though, should begin to diminish somewhat on sunday, although we may have a couple more pop up storms. but otherwise temperatures going to pretty nice. throughout the weekend and into mo day to if you're going to stick around outside right now. we do have some low clouds and fog that moved inside the bay and they'll continue to stretch well on shore for tonight, temperatures running below the average in the san francisco 63 today comfortable 72 right at the average in oakland, 79 degrees in san jose 86 in little more 86 radiate, i should say, in concord and 80 degrees in santa rosa storm clouds gathering over the sierra nevada right now. boy, they've been popping up throughout the afternoon. here. they go really just putting

not bad at all. 77 in san diego about 87 and i'm getting hot 91 in pasadena and 73 degrees in santa barbara, head of the high country. i think at least tomorrow is looking very nice numbers. very comfortable mid 80's in the south lake tahoe. your 97 to get very hot in reno. but if you're sticking around, be prepared. yeah. here we go. we've got the monsoon that we've been talking about. it's going to especially affect the sierra nevada, especially on sunday and monday. be prepared for lightning. if you're headed to the high country. guys, back to you. thanks, lawrence. federal wildlife officials kill the coyote today. this is coming after that coyote charged the toddlers. >> on 5 different occasions in the area of san francisco's botanic garden in golden gate park. the officials determined that the animal had become a threat to public safety. according to animal care and control people have been feeding the coyote consistently and this legal action led to the animal losing its natural fear of humans. so they say that this sad outcome was 100% caused by humans. >> next up in sports. former f

a 91 getting hot in pasadena. all right. word to the wise. if you head of the high country be extra careful, beautiful up there. but we've had a round of thunderstorms will be back again for tomorrow. expect some lightning strike developing around 2 33 o'clock in the afternoon and last until about 7. so pretty active in the afternoon. still the temperatures 87 degrees in truckee about 82 in south lake 95 and hot in reno. so yeah, you get around the state looks like it'll be pretty nice. watch out for the thunderstorms. the high country don't have to worry about that here. temperatures running a little bit below the average tomorrow 80's in the lots of 70's inside the bay and the wonderful fog and 60's out the coast. thank you, out the coast. thank you, lawrence. coming up, a deadly northwest. >> how many lives officials fear could be lost. >> planning to visit yosemite sometime soon you better make plans now, why space could be very limited this summer. and you could be a winner. new vaccine incentive drawings today. find out which bay area c

cbs' lily luciano is in pasadena where the show will go on. >> reporter: that's right, jericka. tens of thousands are expected here at the rose bowl for southern california's biggest fireworks show. last year it was held virtual only. this year's theme is fittingly celebrating america's perseverance. ♪ for the ramparts we watched ♪ >> reporter: fourth of july traditions are back, and americans are celebrating by filling beaches and watching parades and packing parks. after enduring 16 months of pandemic pain. >> i love it. i can finally get some air and breathe. >> reporter: anheuser-busch's famous clydesdales are marching again in indiana. in kansas city, the navy blue angels and the air force thunder birds are soaring high. and in new york's coney island, there was this feast of sorts. 76 hot dogs downed in record time. still, americans aren't free of covid. >> we definitely are concerned about variants, so we're trying to be more careful. >> reporter: there's good reason. the highly contagious delta variant is now found in all 50 states. >> but there's still a lot of vulnerab

. ♪ at tos bowl in pasadena, a drive-in performance by some of the cast to close out the emotional finale and an emmy for historic star billy porter. >> you're the first openly gay man to win lead actor in a drama. what does that say to you about representation? >> when i got into this business in the mid-'80s, this what you see sitting in front of you with all of these accolades and all of this, was not possible. you know, everybody told me that my queerness would be my liability. and it was. and they were right. for decades. and then all of a sudden it wasn't. you know? i'm so grateful that i lived long enough to see this day. >> reporter: billy's real-life pain and perseverance reflected in every scene. >> this is the moment that i dreaded most. >> reporter: culminating in his stunning revelation last month, that like his "pose" character, ballroom impresario pray tell, he too is hiv positive. an intimate secret he'd kept for 14 years from his own mother, a deeply religious woman who'd initially rejected him when he came out as gay in the '80s, but now embraces her son unconditionally.

mlb and pasadena police are investigating a restraining order has been filed against him. >>> meantime, the defending world champs stopped by the white house to celebrate last season's world series when at -- oh, and giants fans, sorry, president biden offered a prediction for this year's team. >> welcome to the white house. i have a feeling, i think we may be doing this again by the end of the year. i don't know, man. >> now most through in a nice suit to meet the president but check out reliever joe kelly. he wore a mathe fashionistas at anchor desk, have you ever grab something and said this is wild, i can't wait to wear this? you there would on and you go not a good idea. >> yeah. i wonder if you will look back on those pictures and go, not the best. >> they don't care. >> that's probably true. fashion is not the number one concern. >>> still ahead at 5:30, the state has been open for a little over two weeks. now, new numbers show the coronavirus positivity rate is inching back up. so how worried do we need to be? a bay area health officials will break it all down. >>> a scary atta

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the pasadena police department are both investigating accusations that our sexually assaulted and injuredman last year leaving her hospitalized. the woman also was granted a domestic violence restraining order against the dodgers ace. this is the 3rd time's hours. leave has been extended. he is being paid while he's on leave a hearing revolving. the restraining order set for july. 23rd in la county courtroom to the wnba all-star game team usa taking on the wnba all-star. so let's take a look at the action. the 4th quarter wnba a this was an exciting game. get on to bali hits the 3 in the fall for the 4 point play. she led with 26 points. closing moments of the game wnba starting to pull away courtney williams, a nice floater. that would be the dagger 15 points for williams wnba. winds. 9385 and the 2020 21 all-star mvp. that woman you just saw team usa will face australia on friday and the oakland road soccer club is dealing with the covid-19 outbreak forcing the team to postpone its next 2 home games. they were supposed to play today and sunday. but after multiple members of the team tes

concurrent with the pasadena police departments, active criminal investigation. we will comment further at the appropriate time. that is a situation there. some unfortunate news really for team usa. so said usa track and field star should carry richardson has been suspended sticks. she is a star from the olympic team suspended for one month. >> after testing positive for thc. she was going to compete in the 100 meter sprint in tokyo next month. really one of the signature events of the olympics this morning. she apologized said she takes full responsibility for her actions said she knew, but she wasn't supposed to do it. but she made the decision anyway as she was trying to cope with the news that her mother had just died. it is unclear at this time whether she will miss the games altogether. her suspension will be over by the time the relays happened in tokyo. so we'll have to see what goes on there. japanese pro golfer and 2021 masters champ. the decking matsuyama has tested positive for covid did so today and they promptly withdrew from this weekend's tourname

hot 91 in pasadena in the 81 downtown los angeles, the high country. you got to watch out. we've seen a series of thunderstorms erupting across the sierra nevada last few days. i think that's going to continue low pressure 10 acre just to the east that is going to pump in more moisture and give the instability see more of those rising thunderstorms in the afternoon, especially between about 3, about 7.30 or so watch out for that. you can see those big cumulonimbus clouds a roll over the top of the sierra nevada and cause some storms there as well. the meantime, though, the temperatures are going to be fairly nice 80's in the south like call 87 in truckee getting hot reno at 95. we are anything but hot around the bay area. we've got that nice cool fog sneak its way through the golden gate bridge right now that is going to keep these temperatures running below the average, which is a good thing. i think as we head into the holiday weekend as we'll see more of that fog is temperatures going to dip a little bit more tomorrow. some 80's inland 70's around the bay plan on some 60

you're looking at 80's in los angeles still getting hot in pasadena and 91 to 94 in pomona 78 in santhe high country also going to be on the hot side and and temperatures there running as high as 91 in south lake tahoe 94 truckee, a hot 103 in reno and a 102 degrees in carson city. all right around the bay area right now. what a contrast in temperatures cool 58 degrees in pacifica. it is 100 in livermore right now. a 102 in concord. one. '03, in fairfield, but you get inside the bay. there's enough of a sea breeze really help cool things down. 65 in san francisco, 71 in oakland. that's pretty nice. get places that aren't getting that sea breeze. well, it's getting hot 91 still in santa rosa 105 for our friends in cloverdale. in the meantime, we are going to see a couple of patches of fog return right along the immediate coastline. so this is kind of the saving grace with this heat wave. if you can. you really need to beat the heat. you head toward the water and you can find the cooler temperatures, many spots inland though you get away from the winds, from the coastal areas and you'r

we begin tonight with cbs' lilia luciano in pasadena, california, lilia, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. that national vaccination rate is nowhere near enough to stop the spread of the delta variant and now health officials are bracing for an even bigger spike in infections. tonight, there are new fears of another covid surge in southernt spreading. l.a. and san diego counties are reporting their highest number of cases since february. how worried are you about the threat of the delta variant at this point? >> i'm terrified. >> reporter: nationally new covid cases have spiked almost 50% with increases in all 50 states and 90% of u.s. jurisdictions, quinten lucas is the mayor of kansas city, missouri. >> i think every mayor of a major city in america is wondering if it's a time to return to mandates. >> reporter: florida is the nation's worst hot spot, accounting for more than one in five of all new cases. that didn't matter at miami's rolling loud music festival where thousands of people crammed together in california protestors rallied against vaccine requirement

in place in buffalo and other cities aimed at stopping people from gathering beaches and talks. pasadena is in the hardest hit region. catalonia pain report has more than 31000 cases. only on friday. the us president has blamed social media platforms for allowing misinformation about cove in 1900 vaccines. thing they are killing people . jo biden's comments come as infections such across the states, largely amongst the unvaccinated new cases, up 70 percent just in the past week. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news for you here on out to 0 after the listening post. the stay with us from talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the us to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra and unprecedented display in the street. from the underwood, we're going to read on internet shut down 2014. i've taken a hard line on the biggest anti government demonstration is lauren richard. gilbert and you're at the listening post where we dig in

in pasadena, california requiring it where areas from the san francisco bay area to southern nevada tond the east coast advising it. white house press secretary jen psaki said aboard air force one they will be providing more transparency to come in contact with the president, first lady and second gentleman. >> let's start with what griff was talking about, townhall and another network, president biden talking about the pandemic saying it is only a pandemic for the unvaccinated. i know what he is trying to do, trying to get people to take a vaccine. a lot of people would disagree we are no longer in a pandemic. we keep talking to business owners and the health aspect of the pandemic may not be impacting them right now the fallout from the last 15 to 16 months certainly is and it is disingenuous. jillian: whether it is financially, trying to figure out the situation for school but this fall, you name it, across the board, and those who were vaccinated you feel you are in a pandemic, you don't know what tomorrow or get masked everywhere i go again. is that going to happen, and given the

she picked the song because she is from pasadena.started martial arts when she was 68 years old. she'll have to wait five more years to get the six degree black belt but she's planning to go for it when she's 88. >> does anybody doubt that she will do that? >> no. >> congratulations. >> i love everything about carol taylor. i want to be her when i grow up. that will do it for us. we will see you here tomorrow if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. california! and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out all of our homes share power. but heat waves can stretch our supply to its limits. flex alerts remind us when to use less energy from 4-9pm. so we can all stay up and running. sign up today. [baby crying] i got it. i got it. ♪ ♪ give grandma kisses. mwah. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ getting some help with the little one, from her biggest fan. some real face time. just an amtrak away. one of the most important things you can

and as more cities and counties of those required or recommended mask mandates from la county in pasadenare it is required from southern nevada all the way to louisiana and the east coast where it is being advised. finally in response to the recent criticism, white house press surgeon psaki said aboard air force one last night, providing more transparency about an infected staffing came in contact with the president, the vice president and second gentleman. >> thanks. the president said something, this is only a pandemic for the unvaccinated. a lot of people would disagree with that, they would be vaccinated people and they would not be focused on the sickness element of it. these would be business owners, the last 60 months of been abysmal and there are signs that we are coming back but with the rise of the delta variance there's a little bit of trepidation once again and one other thing, he says since i got in office making it seem like the last 6 months have been a panacea, this we forget the reason we were able to get that vaccine whether you like him or not, operation work speed. >>

there are new mask mandates in pasadena, california. breakthrough cases among vaccinated staffers on capitol hill and at the white house. today raising critical concerns. we have sinking vaccination numbers nationwide. misinformation stunting our process, and the strength of this new variant being called into question. a new study suggesting that johnson and johnson's vaccine may be less effective against the variant. one illinois man drove 640 miles round trip just for that single shot vccine and told the chicago tribune that he feels "half vaccinated." we'll talk to him and a doctor to answer some questions that him and others have right now. >>> plus a key hurdle for the infrastructure deal. the senate majority leader is calling a procedural vote. he does not have a fully written bill. what's his game plan here? also, climate crisis after climate crisis. smoke reaching the area in china, and people inkey west saw the water become even more clear blue during the pandemic. on the order of governor ron desantis and their pollution is co

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pasadena police have an active criminal investigation bauer, who won the national league's cy young award last year, had been scheduled to pitch sunday >>> and today the world's top hot dog eaters gather for what's described as the official weigh-in ahead of monday's nathan's fourth of july hot dog eating contest joey chestnut, you see there, going for his 14th victory kelly, i think the record at this point by joey chestnut is 75 hot dogs, and buns, within ten minutes. >> who cares how much they weigh? >> he clearly knows what he's doing. >> he must run 15 miles a day to work that off. >>> back to markets. we're at session highs the dow is up half a percent the best performer is the nasdaq up 0.7 of a percent today. >>> disney lower on reports from the information that disney plus subscriber growth is flowing sharply. the company reportedly over 110 million total subs in the quarter. >> biotech stock alector soaring. they reached a deal with glaxosmithkline to develop therapies for parkinson's, alzheimer's and other diseases >> sir richard branson announcing he will fly into space on jul

. >>> the largest fireworks show in southern california played out last night in pasadena.ganizers estimate about 200,000 people enjoyed the show called america fest from just outside the rose bowl. this year's fireworks show was larger than normal because of inventory left from the canceled programs a year ago. last night there was plenty grilling, tailgating and of course kids playing catch. looks like a lot of fun. >>> vice president kamala harris paying a visit to some california firefighters for the 4th. harris was spotted dropping off cookies at fire station 19. she spent time chatting and posing for photos. she said the fourth of july is not just about celebrating our country's independence but about celebrating its resilience after a year of sacrifice and loss. >>> it's good to be free again without the mask. >> celebrating both america's freedom and independence from covid restrictions. the old fashioned fourth of july party in half moon bay. >>> at 7:00 on cbs this morning, demolition in florida, how this will help search efforts. >>> tropical >>> taking a live lo

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. >> in pasadena, the rose bowl held the 95th annual america fest to a crowd of 200,000 people insidend outside the stadium and in washington, d.c., the national mall was lit up to celebrate america's 245th independence day as president biden and the first lady watched the display from the white house. as you think about all -- i mean, the fireworks are obviously the thing that everybody's looking at but look at the crowds too. all those people -- >> so many people. >> close together, watching. that is so great to see, finally getting back to a sense of normalcy. the time is now 12 minutes after the hour. the camera images are consider it tall clear, a group of women torch the thin blue line flag. now police need your help to find them. >>> and let freedom roar, 40,000 people helped the thunderbirds and blue angels celebrate a high octane holiday weekend. ♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ l

this is hosted by romans bookstore in pasadena if, california. >> hi there, everyone. my name is max, and i'd like to thank you all for tuning in tonight with us. we're luckily to have nicholas schmidting -- schmidle. it does include a q&a portion, so if you'd like to ask a question request at any point, push the ask the question button at the bottom x if you'd like to purchase a book -- [inaudible] i'll go ahead and let them take over. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> s thanks. >> nick, greetings from whatever this is, the screen. for those who are listening, nick is calling in from london, so it's 2:00 in the morning, is that correct? >> that is, yeah, exactly. [laughter] >> if he doesn't make sense, we will forgive him. i have read this book are from beginning to end, "it's -- test gods." there's so many moves to it. it's a swashbuckling story. it's a story of excitement, it's a story of speed. it's the story of richard branson who's one of the greatest personalities we know of. it's the story of nick's father and a very, very complex relationship. i got to

. >> one i am sending my car to another friend of mine and taking it to my daughter in pasadena. >> reporterneither covid nor a mass shooting scare them away. it's not just a festival. it's a summer tradition. they're open this weekend and next weekend. organizers would like to go back to traditional format but that depends on how covid looks next year. i am da lin, kpix5. >>> on the drought emergency, the state's second largest reservoir is drying up. lake ovville has a water level 12 feet above record lows. levels haven't dropped this low in more than four decades. it's growing increasingly likely a power plant downstream could be forced offline for the first time. >> it's kind of crazy to think there is not much water so they will not get much power. we don't know how it will work out. >> usually i am fishing over there. >> the water level is down about 650 feet. the record low reached in 1977 was only about 12 feet below that point. let's get a check of our weather. >>> the sun came up ten minutes ago. if you look at the view from the camera looking over the city, which you cannot see be

>>> the largest fireworks show in southern california played out last night in pasadena.te about 200,000 people enjoyed the show called america fest from just outside the rose bowl. this year's show was larger than normal because of inventory left from the canceled programs a year ago. last night there was also plenty grilling, tailgating, kids playing catch. >>> vice president kamala harris paying a visit to california firefighters for the fourth. the vice president was spotted dropping off cookies at los angeles fire station 19. she spent time chatting with first responders and posing for photos. she talked about how fourth of july is not just about celebrating our country's independence but about celebrating its resilience after a year of sacrifice and loss. >>> an update on fireworks explosion in south los angeles that forced people out of their homes. dozens are displaced after last wednesday's incident when a police containment vehicle blew up scattering debris for three blocks. many are staying with relatives but because of structural damage they need a longer term

. >> you do not mess with a little old lady from pasadena. >> reporter: taylor did, in fact, grow uper tried before. so that those pathways in your brain stay active. >> reporter: what were you thinking when you first started on this journey? >> i thought that perhaps she would be embarrassed because i was in the class. but i also realized that maybe we could work together and learn together. >> reporter: a lifelong learner, the grgreat grandndmother hasas taken up caligraphy and cake decorating. chuck norris presented taylor with her latest black belt. >> i'm glad i'm not judged by my age. i feel younger, i feel stronger, i feel more confident in myself. >> reporter: taylor hopes her quest to always keep going inspires people on and off the mat. elise preston, cbs news. >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will be right back. >>> a few weeks back we showed you how digs carded goldfish are taking over a minnesota lake. some of them have grown to the size of a football and are actually damaging the lake's ecosystem. while those fish aren't harmful to humans, some other abandoned pets might

this is hosted by vroman's bookstore in pasadena, california. >> hello, everyone.s mac and i want to thank you all on behalf of vroman'san bookstore. were happy to have nicholas schmidle will be conversation with buzz bissinger discussing his new book "test gods: virgin galactic and the making of a modern astronaut." tonight he that does include a q&a portions or if you like to ask nicholas a question, you can click the ask the question at the bottom and we'll get that went into the the event. t lastly if you want to purchase

it joins san francisco, pasadena, and new york city. yesterday, california officials announced state and healthcare employees will have to be vaccinated or tested. >>> a concert in santa cruz county is linked to an outbreak that left concertgoers, staff, even members of the band testing positive. so abc7 news reporter dustin dorsey is looking into how the venue is changing policies to prevent problems in the future. >> reporter: after a year off, the felton music call lasted landed a long list of concerts, but it is the grateful shred show that is making headlines. the mac i spoke with the county health board monday morning. together with contact tracing and those emails, we were able to determine that for people tested positive for covid that were at the show on the 18th. >> reporter: the band released a statement on their instagram page saying nearly the entire band and crew contracted the coronavirus, despite being fully vaccinated. one music call staff member is positive, too. santa cruz county is investigating the possibility of mo

(exciting music) hey there, i'm frank buckley at the storrier stearns japanese garden in pasadena, california. during the next half-hour i'm going to take you to japan, a place i once called home. it's a place i've returned to for news assignments and for family vacations. and this time, i'd like to take you with me.

company, virgin galactic, straight up test pilot engineers and leaders hosted by roman's bookstore in pasadenarnia. >> hi there, everyone. i'd like to thank you all on behalf of the bookstore for this time, we're lucky to have with us nicholas is going to be improvisation with us discussing his new book, virgin selected and the making of a modern astronaut. as a q&a portion so if you would like to ask a question click the ask a questiondp button for the barn and we will go over those who the end t of the event. click the green button below it will take you there. thank you both so much. >> thank you. >> greetings from wherever this is, festering. nick is calling in from london so it's 2:00 a.m., is that correct? >> yes. >> it doesn't make sense, we will forgive him for comatose. i'm really here to ask questions, i write this book beginning to end and fell in love with it. there are so many different moves to it, it is up berkeley story, a story of flight, excitement, speed, richard branson, the world's greatest personality we know of, a story of nick's father in the complex relationship that w