abc junk -- abc 7 reporter tim johnson has the latest. tim: city leaders and public health officials held a conference today inside city hall to make that declaration. leaders will be able to cut through red tape more quickly to get things done. there has been frustration aimed at the biden administration over what some have seen -- deemed as a failure. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community has been impacted, this whole community would be up in arms. tim: the mayor, holding a news conference. declaring a news emergency. >> by sounding the alarm, we are saying that this will not be an nord. this is a public health crisis. tim: the city currently has 281 cases with a disproportionate number among men who have sex with men. >> i have talked to too many doctors and too many folks who have gotten monkeypox, who have described the symptoms associated with this, the potentially lifelong disfigurement that can come from it. people need to take this seriously. tim: for weeks

abc junk -- abc 7 reporter tim johnson has the latest. y leaders and public health officials held a conference today inside city hall to make that declaration. leaders will be able to cut through red tape more quickly to get things done. there has been frustration aimed at the biden administration over what some have seen -- deemed as a failure. >> if there were any other community that was disproportionately impacted by monkeypox the way the gay community has been impacted, this whole community would be up in arms. tim: the mayor, holding a news conference. declaring a news emergency. >> by sounding the alarm, we are saying that this will not be an nord. this is a public health crisis. tim: the city currently has 281 cases with a disproportionate number among men who have sex with men. >> i have talked to too many doctors and too many folks who have gotten monkeypox, who have described the symptoms associated with this, the potentially lifelong disfigurement that can come from it. people need to take this seriously. tim: for weeks, demand

. >> tim johnson explains the actions of some lawmakers and lgbtq advocates are now taking.eporter: following the landmark case of returning of roe v. gb advocates and lawmakers worry they might be next. because of proposition eight. the been approved by voters back in 2008. struck down by a judge in 2010, it still remains in the state constitution. it can only be removed with motor approval. now many are worried that if the supreme court overturns marriage equality, proposition 8 could become the law of the land once again. >> i think it is wise to look at this. reporter: margaret russell is a professor who has studied laws around sexual orientation. she says a recent ruling could put other decisions at risk. >> the fact that the supreme court of the u.s. is looking at this again means that that lower 2010 decision could be revisited. reporter: members of the lgbtq caucus, now pushing for a ballot measure to have voters officially removed prop 8 from the state constitution, and move the president of sf pride says she thinks is necessary to take. >> we have come so far with

tim johnson the newsroom tim. what do you have? yeah, dan alma.nd according to cal fire. it's currently around 1300 acres and spreading pretty rapidly the fire started just four hours ago and is burning off of highway 140 and carstens road. that's near mid pines in mariposa county and not far from yosemite national park now these tower cameras in yosemite show. just how huge the plume of smoke is this is time-lapse video that shows the fire. just exploding over just a one-hour period now so far. the blaze is 0% contained cal fire tells us they expect its rapid growth to continue and someone who lives in the town of mid pines shared this video with us as well scott patrick recorded this from his home. he tells us he's getting ready to evacuate patrick lives about a quarter mile from the evacuation zone, and i also want to bring up a map on your screen here to give you her idea of the areas that are being affected this shows all of the evacuation orders currently in place mid pines, which is where scott patricktrick lives is at the northwestern edge

lizzy burden is standing by, tim johnson last as caretaker p.m. until the conservatives find a new leader? lizzy: the wait is too long for some but the race is already on. campaigns are setting up in hotel rooms around me in this area, it is reported. the conservative party wants to whittle down the candidates to two by july 21, so they have one ready for the party conference in october. there is pressure for johnson to be replaced by a caretaker like dominic raab, the deputy p.m., including pressure from the former prime minister, john major. he says johnson's cabinet may not be able to restrain him, although he said after his speech that he would not make major policy changes in the interim. the opposition leader, the chances of him going for a confidence vote are slim to none because the tory party is unlikely to turn on itself, even if it has turned on the leader. what might apply more pressure though is if the business of government remains paralyzed because they cannot replace the vacancies after the mass resignations that led up to johnson

tim: you were mentioning people on boris johnson side.se are the following people who have not signed but have said they are supporting the -- not resigned but have said they are supporting the minister. list trust behind -- liiz truss behind it boris johnson. then wallace stang a dominic robbie. patel has reportedly confirmed she is staying and the endorsement has said i am 100% find the prime minister. the brexit opportunities administer said it was business as usual. minister said it was business as curia let's speak to mike clancy -- let's eak to make clancy. -- mike clancy. what is your reading on how the party has dealt with the concerns raised about chris pincher. >> i said earlier today sometimes governments unraveled within days, but this has unraveled within minutes. we trace this back to the failure of leadership and the failure to see that backing him was going to cause this meltdown . we have been saying for some months that the parliamentary state is not safe, the government is failing to affect leadership and we have seen t

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everybody is talking about johnson. >> tim, one thing that certainly defined boris johnson era is how he constantly keeps everyone on the back foot, they are constantly surprised by what he does. we know he will resign but how do you think that he will handle it, will he even take to the lectern as his predecessors have done? >> if you thinks a show man like boris johnson won't take advantage of that one last time, i think that you've got another thing coming. he clearly will do that i think. i think there is a question as we've said about whether he can continue in post another three months. the prime minister has an awful lot of power. boris johnson is known to exercise that power and also in unconventional ways. i think that there would be quite a few cabinet ministers and members of the conservative party who would be anxious about what he could or would do during those two or three honesties. he will be thinking about all the money that he can make on the election circuit and all the books that he could write. and there would be a big audience for any book that talks about the in

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very quickly, about standard conservative is what tim bell used to describe orest johnson. do you agree with that? >> with the extent that being a conservative does not in and of itself in for a specific -- infer a specific ideology. there are conservatives who believe in a small state and cutting taxes. there are those that want to spend quiet a lot of money and particularly with leveling up agenda. that is looking at the financial agenda. i think he successfully sat in the middle of some of those things. people could not point pin him down. they did not know if he was a libertarian, a liberal, a social conservative. he has wandered around between all of those polarities. i think that goes to the heart of why we have not had a consistent policy agenda. >> politics is often described as sports for unfit people. joe, if you are a betting woman, who would you put your money on now as the next leader of the conservative party? >> natives of hoey -- if you look at conservative elections, not the most obvious candidate, somebody who is able to pull these different factions toget

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johnson played by his own rules. in the end, it was that which led to his downfall as cable from tim bail, his professor policy at queen mary university of london. a welcome to the w. bush. johnson says, you'll leave number 10 when a successor has been chosen or is that his decision? it's part of the course that happens in the case of touch it with over. it happened when a camera that it happened when you go from to reason. i say that is the question is whether conservative and trust him to act as a kind of can take a prime minister while they conduct a contest and can take or is someone who you would expect to do and say pretty much nothing. and just keep the ship of state afloat and doesn't really say no ideal candidate for that. right. so in this interregnum while there is a conservative leadership, a challenge and know that the runners arrives sorted out. we presume that this is going to take was a couple of months to finally sort out. yes, because there are 2 stages that the m p 's 1st have to vote in the series of a nation balance. they come up with 2 people who then go forward to the entire membership in the cou

but our johnson's opponents in the conservative party are the sure that they have enough backing to als, tim, if push comes to shove, i mean, if the 1922 committee, if they change the rules, if they're, if they allow another competence vote are they confident then that, that johnson will lose that vote. i think they are, and it's because it's not just those ministers. i mean, some of those ministers will probably know about it for him in the conference. but to be honest, that was a secret about it. i know that there are people who stayed as ministers who weren't shows for not but it's not just them. what's also happening is there are m p 's who i you won't hurt but i, i sit in the chamber of poem and all day and i look at them and there are, and he's like he anderson and don't go as people who i, i would expect i would tell you pretty confidently those guys will go down with him . they will be in the last trench with him. they are full blooded forest. believe is they do think their vote is voted virus and those guys are calling for go. and, and that was actually the, the, the moment for me i

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tim scott will run away with it. i think we have a good chance in north carolina. ron johnson will join us . e's going i think he's going to win his race and will win ohio. i think we have a good chance in nevada, a good chance in arizona, your state of h missouri. i think we have a good chance. what do you think?en is the senate really in play for the republicans? an pennsylvania doctorow'sol absolutely. it'slay in play. i thinkin we'll win it, john . i think this is going to be a wave year. i think the american people are getting a good hard look at h the farar left agenda and they'e saying that , my gosh, i mean,gg we can't afford it. we can't feed our families. we can't buy gas. we're a laughing stock around the world. this administration continues for china.th so i think that they're going to completely turn around the ship here . the voters arep and they're going to send us back a a republican senate and a republican house and then we're going to have tog deliver john. i mean, that is the thing t republicans are going to have to be ready to act and what we should do is start number one

johnson had. or for him, nigel for arch was able to reach into those cycle right or industrial working class that tim mentioned. and we don't really know. and if the conservative party cannot hold the lines together, it's very difficult if not impossible, to see how the conservatives when the next election, which is less than 2 years away. actually, that's a question that was about off all 3 of you. so thank you for bringing up a let me start with you matthew goodman. we'll do. we'll start with you as you go the question up. it's not a failure of boris johnson ism, this is simply a failure of boris johnson sat right or stone. some was never an ism, i mean if you compare johnson to tony blair or margaret thatcher or some of the other great transformative prime ministers in britain history, john johnson had no coherent agenda. he had no serious thing because around him he had intellectual framework for his allies, who the project project was essentially restaurants in the man and a few policies attached to him. and that really explains how quickly it came crashing down. and why can't question down, you

tim iredale has been finding out how voters there feel about boris johnson�*s resignation.ng what they�*ve all done. i mean, to drive him out like that. do you know what he reminded of? winston churchill. happy days. he should have gone months ago. i think he�*s done a lot of good for the country. i think he�*s worked hard and done his best and i think it�*s awful what they�*ve done. he's been an unconventional guy from the beginning, he's a bit of a maverick, everybody knew that when they was getting him in. so why treat him like that now? we�*ve got to make sure that levelling up is a reality for communities in the next couple of years. for me, the most important thing is making a difference to the lives of individuals in communities like grimsby and cleethorpes. many will ask what happens now to some of borisjohnson�*s flagship policies. such as that pledge to deliver more investment for northern towns. we must keep levelling up, keep unleashing the potential in every part of the united kingdom. well, inevitably, during the caretaker period that we will be entering, gove

tim scott will run away with it. i think we have a good chance in north carolina, ron johnson will join us, i think he's going to win race, i think we have a good chance in nevada, we have a good chance in arizona. your state of missouri i think we have a good chance, what are your thoughts? is the senate really in play for the republicans? pennsylvania, dr. oz. >> absolutely and play come i think we will win it. i think it's going to be a way the year i think the american people are getting a good, hard look at the far left woke agenda and they are saying my gosh we can't afford it, we can't feed our families, we can't buy gas. where a laughing stock around the world. this administration continues to lay down for china. i think they are going to completely turn around the ship and they are going to send us back a republican senate and republican house, then we're going to have to deliver. republicans are going to have to be ready to act and what we should do is start at number one trend by bringing down the cost of energy. reverse those disastrous energy policies. >> sean: how do you do that of joe biden as preside

want to find the tim stalings of my family because by knowing the status, my history, our school, we can help make sure the cost of a piece ah, you credit in prepared to defend lucy johnson for months and months everywhere with their odd gal. friend, just like they take a lot of work or career visit the last ukrainian stronghold in italy, guns, republic. on the day, russian and allied forces took full control of the region to investigate the arms trade on ukraine. dog wet, we contact the dealers to find out about the availability of weapons online. social explosives, that's what the german chancellor labels rising energy prices in europe. unfounded just based off the slums. the white house, very short sighted economic policy or literacy. joe biden asks components to reduce fuel prices with july from our headquarters. here in moscow, you're watching out. see international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories this, our ukrainian president followed him in the lensky has confirmed that the guns republic and russian forces have taken the city of lucy chanced. this means entirely against the people's republic is now under the full control of the russian military

tim ryan is really doing well now against j.d. vance who seems to be in big trouble there, author of hillbilly-ilogy. even ron johnsone january 6th mentioned in regard to fake electors is lagging in the polls in possible match-ups. when you look at topher all picture, most people will say to you it's still very much favoring the republicans but not nearly as much as it did before. >> not like the house at all. the map is totally in favor of republicans. you look at the senate, and there could be some friction there and it might not be as easy of a layup as it should have been. it's going to depend on their momentum in wisconsin. ron johnson is not very popular. is there going to be enough enthusiasm among democrats to kick him out of office. >> maybe the big picture question, you never know what it's going to be in november. maybe the big picture question that a lot of people are asking themselves is yes, inflation, gas prices, food prices. that stuff is worrying to me, but not as worrying as having somebody in office who is questioning evolution because there are still apes. >> when you have candidates who are so ou

johnson: interesting idea. we will have a look at it. i am not going to ask tim arise a solution -- two extemporize solution. i can see the logic of that, yes. i will certainly have a look at what is happening. i'm sure that particular issue -- >> perhaps minister harrington and minister gove could look at that. can i ask you specifically when it comes to safeguarding concerns, should safeguarding always be straightforward? pm johnson: well, of course. >> thank you for that. we know that people traffickers are operating on the borders of ukraine, particularly targeting women and young girls. do you have any concerns that ukrainian women are going to turn up on the beaches of dover, trafficked here in small boats? and if that happens, what should we do to help them? pm johnson: to the best of my knowledge, that is not happening at the moment. we have safe and legal routes for ukrainians. >> female ukrainian mps were at the -- meeting exposing concerns about trafficking. what would you do to ensure that does not happen. pm johnson: the home office does a huge amount to tackle people trafficking upstream, worki

the us oil and gas association president tim stewart, lara trump will be here, nigel farage, the brits turned against boris johnsond we see the same thing happen here to donald trump? we will be back. ♪♪ >> california luster congressional seat for the first time in history, that is an alarm bell, big bankrupt states are broken and people are fleeing. >> when we are in a recession the fed will do the same thing it always does which is one hundred 80, reversed course, stop hiking, start cutting, that is not going to happen. >> from $40-$300 apparently on the dartboards. >> heading into recession, the will not navigate a soft landing, hard landing. >> wait until people can't find a job. of this job market weakens i can't imagine where approval ratings are going to go. ♪♪ signed sealed delivered ♪♪ i'm yours ♪♪ stuart: it is 11:00 and it is wednesday, july 6th. straight to the markets, not much movement in stock prices this morning, nasdaq is up 14, the real movement is in the bond market and oil. start with bonds, 10 year treasury yield now 2. 69%, not that long ago, an hour ago it was 2.75%, that is huge movement, a

tim was very involved in art classes. for the residents which for the pandemic would be going on today. and in fact supervisor brit's aid insurance johnson said. reminds everybody of the good care harry got at the end of his life at laguna honda and today during the pandemic laguna honda got an award for the good care it took care during covid. laguna honda is a public fasill ir. the staff is excellent. and as we have heard, they had years of decades of service. medical staff is there every day. unlike the privately run facilities which are comprize the skilled nursing facilities today. with this referred you would ask yourself why is cms dog this. why? the innocent people and regardless of medical condition. i have locked at the violations. i read them all. i have consulted with people in the nursing area. to a person they conclude and tell me the violations that are cited appeal in comparison. to what is gone on elsewhere in other nursing homeless. so i snooping around why in the world is cms doing this? nobody can understand the situation. i heard lots of rumors. there is one for example that cms and the california department of heali

the bbc has revealed a complaint against tim westwood had been previously referred to the police. he denied allegations. boris johnson deputy chief whip in february. danish police say there is no evidence that a shooting in the copenhagen shopping centre which left three people dead was motivated by terrorism. they say the suspect had a history of mental illness. school caterers have told the bbc that rising food prices are changing what they provide for children's lunches in england and wales. some caterers have switched to cheaper imported meats, and changed the fruit and vegetables on offer. catering companies say the cost of basic groceries has increased by as much as 30 %, and they're calling for the money for school dinners to be ring—fenced. our education editor branwen jeffreys reports. hello, good morning, paul. there you go! the early food delivery for the school lunch. oh, lots of potatoes today. even the humble spud is more expensive than it used to be. and the roast dinner here is now gammon. this primary gets its food from caterers supplying 69 schools across plymouth. but across england and wales, cate

tim iredale has been finding out how voters there feel about boris johnson�*s resignation. in. so why treat him like that now? we�*ve got to make sure that levelling up is a reality for communities in the next couple of years. for me, the most important thing is making a difference to the lives of individuals in communities like grimsby and cleethorpes. many will ask what happens now to some of borisjohnson�*s flagship policies. such as that pledge to deliver more investment for northern towns. we must keep levelling up, keep unleashing the potential in every part of the united kingdom. well, inevitably, during the caretaker period - that we will be entering, _ governments shouldn't, i think, take any significant policy decisions. to some extent, they have to tread water for a week or two. _ we�*ve got to deliver... there are some people say he could have delivered more. but time has run out for borisjohnson. we will be back to downing street shortly. foreign ministers from the g20 are meeting in bali to talk about disruptions to global food and energy supplies caused by ru

johnson doing their investigation. this letter from chuck grassley is really just bombshell after bombshell. you have -- he named two fbi officials, timhristopher wray and for merrick garland to do something about cleaning out the corruption in their ranks and now we know why the fbi t sat on hunter biden's laptop which was handed to them in december of 2019 by john paul mcisaac, the whistleblower, the owner of that delaware computer repair shop who was a patriot, who did the right thing and then the fbi did the wrong thing and he was then forced to go to rudy giuliani and the media. this story should have been identified and investigated by the fbi from the beginning to protect this country from potential national security issues. the fact they didn't is the most enormous scandal. maria: it's an enormous scandal and it's really so incredibly disappointing that we cannot even trust the fbi because let's remember, miranda, they had that laptop as the democrats were trying to impeach president trump over a phone call that he had with the head of ukraine, all the while they had that information on the laptop about all of the money that h

tim was very involved in art classes. for the residents which for the pandemic would be going on today. and in fact supervisor brit's aid insurance johnson said. reminds everybody of the good care harry got at the end of his life at laguna honda and today during the pandemic laguna honda got an award for the good care it took care during covid. laguna honda is a public fasill ir. the staff is excellent. and as we have heard, they had years of decades of service. medical staff is there every day. unlike the privately run facilities which are comprize the skilled nursing facilities today. with this referred you would ask yourself why is cms dog this. why? the innocent people and regardless of medical condition. i have locked at the violations. i read them all. i have consulted with people in the nursing area. to a person they conclude and tell me the violations that are cited appeal in comparison. to what is gone on elsewhere in other nursing homeless. so i snooping around why in the world is cms doing this? nobody can understand the situation. i heard lots of rumors. there is one for example that cms and the california department of heali

tim, how do you see it playing out over the next days? will borisjohnson still be living here on friday? i boris johnson still be living here on frida ?i think things will move quickly _ were you, i think things will move quickly. dangerous to make predictions in this crazy political world, _ predictions in this crazy political world, but— predictions in this crazy political world, but i hardly know of any conservative mps who think he will fi-ht conservative mps who think he will fight the _ conservative mps who think he will fight the next election. some want him gone — fight the next election. some want him gone now, probably half now. a lot think— him gone now, probably half now. a lot think he — him gone now, probably half now. a lot think he should address the economic— lot think he should address the economic difficulties and there are no obvious— economic difficulties and there are no obvious alternative candidates yet, no obvious alternative candidates yet. who — no obvious alternative candidates yet, who need more time to get their pitch is— yet, who need more time to get their pitch is ready. it is so dramatic at the moment