. >> for your health tonight, california has reported its first death from west nile virus this year.th officials say a resident of san luis obispo county died from complications of the mosquito-borne virus. they did not say when or provide any other details about the death. but health officials do believe the patient contracted the virus in a different part of the state. there may have been or there have been more than 300 deaths. so far in california from the west nile virus since 2003 new data finds americans living with hiv now have a life expectancy similar to other americans researchers from the university of north carolina say mortality rates for people with hiv greatly fell between 2011 2017, they believe the findings show the tremendous strides that have been made in combating the virus. more than 1 million americans are infected with hiv. the team looked at data from more than 82,000 adults seeking care for the study. >> in the south bay, the valley transportation authority is trying to have its light rail service back up and running by the end of this month. service has bee

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(m the white sandy beaches of the west niles. glorious picture. when the two storms around.d, both storms will become much more intense and much more widespread, could cause problems actually. overnight, showers and thunderstorms clearing away from northern england and scotland, a ban of rain starts to just way in from the south and turn quite muggy, some mrfog patch is around the south and turn quite muggy, some mr fog patch is around across the hills and coast of england and wales, tomorrow the first man of thunder and rain pushes northwards, thunderstorms follow and they could bring 30 mm of rain injust the space of an hour bring 30 mm of rain injust the space ofan hourand bring 30 mm of rain injust the space of an hour and could cause localised surface water flooding, but the way the winds are, that will tend to lock this line of thunderstorms in place across parts of southwest england and we could see something like a0 to 80 mm of rain and wanted to areas in the worst—case scenario that could flooding issues. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines at six: the la

[narrator] mosquitoes spread west nile virus and many other diseases.e facts at pestworld.org. larry: the house freed larry: freedom caucus is asking kevin mccarthy to out nancy pelosi as speaker after she picked on my friend jim jordan she's always picking on jim jordan who is right here. what did she have against you, did you run over her dog or is there bigger issues? >> there is one issue and that is politics we know january 6 committee is about politics. one more time to go after president trump, get to be with you but yeah that's what this is, frankly what else are they going to talk about you were just talking about inflation, everything is up the gas, eggs, milk, bread, lumber, airline tickets, they can't talk about that they can't hike about crime inhe urban areas because they defunded the police, they detoxed the police and they can talk about the border, think about this march was the worth month on record for illegal crossings until april april was the worst until may, may was the worst until june that's what you call a bad trend, theyon hav

and west nile. in pennsylvania, some question whether pesticide or cicadas could be to blame. >> we are testing for the pesticides used for cicada control. kp also testing for fun gal toxin. >> until the cause is discovered, people can help prevent birds from congregating. take down your bird feeder and cleaning them and your birdbath with a 10% bleach solution. >> the reason for it is because we want birds to socially distance naturally. they don't have that know how that that's not okay for them. when there's a disease going around. >> experts are continuing with lab tests to determine the source. so far they don't know whether the sick birds can transmit what they have to each other or people. >> if you find a dead bird, do not touch it. with bare hands. use gloves and double bag it before disposing of it. keep pets away. >> thank you. it's already midsummer. many americans are still waiting to get out door furniture because of supply and transportation problems. some have been waiting six months

happening now, officials in contra costa county say a second group of mosquitoes tested positive for west nileus, east of brentwood. make sure there's no standing water on the property, wear repellent outdoors. we're back with more news. here are the two battling to the line and allyson felix... simone manuel's above her trying to fight on, and above simone... getting an opportunity to show her stuff. nonstop, displayed at the highest performance level... finding something and the us takes gold! ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ ♪ dream on ♪ - yes! ♪ ahhhhhhh ♪ ♪ dream until your dreams come true ♪ >>> how the covid vaccine impacts pregnant and lactating women is subject of new study. analyzed breast milk of seven women and found milk contained no trace of the vaccine. first direct data on the subject. published in pediatric medical journal. despite small size of the study should allay concerns among parents and people who delayed vaccination. >>> something new to netflix, plans to offer video games to 200 million subscribers next year. does not plan to charge for access to the games. com

now west nile virus is transmitted to humans and animals through the bite of an infected mosquito. officials say hot weather this month is contributing to increasing numbers of mosquitoes. as of today, the virus has been detected in 45 dead birds from six counties and 177 mosquito samples from 13 counties. coming up a south bay jewelry store hit by thieves for the fourth time in five years. the new video showing them getting away with hundreds of thousands of dollars in merchandise and new guidance from the cdc. about mess at school. why california is taking its own approach more on the guidelines tonight at 10 30, okay here at yoshi's in oakland tonight, live music is finally back after 16 months, we'll take you backstage for our interview with a barrier music. legend with a barrier music. legend who is performing tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. yoshi's in oakland. tonight, musicians and attendees say it's been more than a year since they have been to

weather warms up officials and contra costa county say a group of mosquitoes have tested positive for west nile virus for the first time this year. the insects were discovered in traps and act cultural area east of byron. coed truthar ple have actually but 73 cases have been recorded in the county since 2005. >>> oakland will shut down some streets around the popular lake merritt area to manage crowd sizes following a recent deadly shooting. chopper five flew over the lake today. here is a look at a map highlighted in red. are the streets that will be close at some point to nonresidents. da lin is live in at the lake with plans to keep people safe this holiday weekend. >> reporter: it has been a nice, mellow day here at the lake all day today but the fear is that will all change come anpathousa peop th will erhere. is why in about 10 hours the city will shut down this street, lakeshore avenue, as part of their plan to try to keep people safe. this is what it can look like on lakeshore avenue, especially during holiday weekends, cars double, even triple parts, blocking access. >> this weekend i

another virus has landed in the bay area where officials have already started recording cases of west nile. >>> business owners say they are hurting ca >> reporter:.this whole entire process we have heard from the unhoused themselves, further advocates, from the city, from the airport from the faa. the one voice missing all of this are the folks who the past year have had to work right next door. we mean literally right next door. tents, shopping carts, baby strollers, barbecue grills how the just a few steps away. just be on this employee parking lot with razor wire, the small neighborhood of rvs. they say it is unsanitary, unsafe and getting expensive. she is the owner of okay the pastor has dealt with trash dumped on his property, hazardous materials dropped into his dumpster, the fence repeatedly broken so people can get to the water at which is the in some damaged his security camera and stole the catalytic converter on his delivery truck and since that repair will take eight weeks he got a rental truck. but -- >> they told they stole that as well but you plthat truck. >> reporter: he

the availability of the sources of information and one thing that we learned and not just with the west niles mattered and taking it to grass roots level, and nothing can replace, and let me say again, nothing can replace the trusted people in your family and streets, and shame and blame gets us nowhere. but telling people they are wrong, and they don't know what they are talking about is something that we learned the hard way does not help you to win the hearts and minds, and you have to literally do it with facts, and sort of being empathetic to their situation, and what they are going through, and why they feel the way they do and the sources of the information, and that lesson does cross over generations, and it is true. >> dr. kavita patel, thank you. >>> and meanwhile, millions of families are getting a boost receiving up to $300 a child in the family, because of the expanded child house credit. a whopping $15 billion paid out to families will covering 16 million eligible children. earlier today, president biden and vice president harris spoke about how these payments will make a diffe

zika, west nile virus. so this has happened many times before.cur most frequently. so yes, i'm inclined to think it was a natural event. but i do have an open mind and we need the investigation. if there is more information, bring it forward, please. >> and i think that's a key point, because what i hear from you, dr. schaffner, is that science alone will not be able to solve this mystery for us, right? >> of course not. we need a complete investigation on the ground. and that laboratory ought to be opening its doors, all of its records, to an accredited international body. they evaded that when the world health organization sent a team in. and that made all of us, as i said before, and i'm sure josh agrees with this, that that makes you suspicious, they're hiding something. >> and our sources, josh, in the biden administration, who were part of this 90-day review, say that china has not been any more cooperative during the review. what more do you think the biden administration needs to be doing to push china on this? it is so important. we're s

. >>> california is reporting the state's first death from the west nile virus.ublic health officials say a resident died from the warnhot s of the mosquito weather is increasing the number of mosquitoes and therefore the risk of infecting humans. >>> let's get to covid-19 vaccinations. california's vaccination pace hassoun slowed substantially. the current average is about 59,000 doses a day. more than 20.4 million californians are fully vaccinated. that's about 60% of the eligible population. just under 3.2 are partially vaccinated. >>> our abc7 news reporter is on our vaccine team and talked about what the update means and who could be exempt. >> reporter: san francisco has one of the highest vaccination rates in the country. 75% of the population is fully vaccinated. as delta variant becomes a dominant strain across the state, san francisco is updating its health order for those in high risk work places. >> our skilled nursing facilities, residential care facilities for elderly, acute care hospitals, jails, shelters. >> reporter: initially san francisco was m

each law we wrote was designed to build on the lessons that we learned from each event, zika, west nile, sars, and the anthrax attacks. we tried to anticipate what we didn't think of last time around so that we could be better prepared for when the big one came. this committee has been holding hearings on covid-19 response since march of 2020. at the very first hearing i raised concerns with our ability to keep pace with the virus, to track its whereabouts and understand the impact it would have on the lives of the american people. we have the authorities needed, but we were and still are faced with many unknowns. each step of the way, we need to look around the corner and ask ourselves, what do we need to do today to keep us up with the virus 30, 60 and 90 days from now. the cdc estimated in mid june the delta variant accounted for more than 30% of all covid infections. as of mid-july, the cases caused by delta variant may be approaching 60% of all cases. the good news is the cases are down significantly since the peak. the bad news is the delta variant is surging, and vaccines have sl

west nile virus, because they can clear that up. host: that is polly in florida.e have divided the lines by whether you have gotten the covid vaccine or not. tell us why or why not you have gotten it. this is linda in new haven, missouri. she says she is vaccinated. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. my husband and i were both vaccinated in march and april. we got our first shot in march and second in early april. and we looked forward to it. i spent hours and hours each day on the phone trying to find a place to get the vaccination here in missouri and we had to travel about 3.5 hours from our home to get it because it was just our governor didn't believe in it here, unfortunately, and so we happily traveled to get it. host: what ultimately led you to believe it? caller: it is just -- we believe an aunt. we get our shots. we take our medical situation seriously. i am 70. my husband is 72. neither one of us have any underlying health conditions. we are completely healthy. we have no diabetes, know nothing. every time we go somewhere, they want to know

the west with capital calling the shots. china would not have been able to carry out the larger scale. poverty alleviation in history. capital doesn't hold their po, the call system out of the nile. and the largest scale poverty alleviation in history. are you interested in progress? china. ok. and in poverty, not progress. taken paid yet of our book here in the u. s. which is the best book, of course, because we're number one, but we don't read anymore books for losers who haven't discovered video games any who here in the us, we're getting ready to kick a millions of americans out of their homes because the government won't defend them against landlords during a pandemic. and this, despite the fact that there are over 17000000 vacant homes in the united states. now that is what i call progress. progress isn't getting rid of poverty. it's increasing it, which is good because it means that the very rich are taking that money from the poor to increase their wealth, which are billionaires totally our bunch of them live in outer space now, because they can no longer stand the smell of the unwashed masses plus, having so many empty millions of empty homes served as a teachable momen