more than $200,000. larry: they called us to investigate 200,000 dollars, one shot. hard to believe. >>

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are we saw a bunch of equipment and supplies in the back. and at one point i was thinking that they forget about us signed this release form so i could discuss their rabies treatment with anyone. but north bay helps marketing director diane barney emailed. north bay health does not engage in the practice of discussing patient billing matters publicly out of respect for patient privacy. barney also said no executive from north bay health would agree to be interviewed. not her or the chief executive officer, the chief financial officer, the vice president of operations or even the chief medical officer and chief quality officer, but you're going to report on this, right? yes i can see the title now. the $200,000 back. i did discuss the case with charles ruprecht, one of the world's

foremost experts on rabies. he headed the cdcs rabies program for 20 years still consults for the world health organization. well practiced seen reports of overcharging for rabies vaccines across the country. even the $48,000 cat bite, but never this much. he's worried this massive bill might dissuade other patients who need treatment that might cause them not to seek care that may cause them to trivialize. the event, and if that occurs because of socio economic reasons, and it was a real rabies case, and it results in a productive infection. they're going to die. the california department of public health tells me they would get involved only if there was an issue with quality of care. the cd ph does not have a role in setting charge limits or ranges for services. the hospital is required to make their charges. public north bay health online listing shows $547 for rabies vaccine. i also checked with the state senator from the aguilar's

district. bill dodd. when we found out from your office about this, you know, frankly, we've already checked in with, uh, north bay health center, just asking him how they possibly could justify this pretty outrageous dad says you should try to avoid the emergency room if possible. that's the most expensive healthcare receive, but from his position on the senate committee on insurance dot has a question about the aguilar's insurance. even with planned discounts, unitedhealthcare still paid more than $58,000 for the couple's rabies treatment. how can it get this costly and why would insurance company not put up the same type of outrageous. uh indignation. if you will, that i'm sure these people are feeling and so you have questions and you're actually looking into it, huh? absolutely has wound up paying $3500 out of pocket. the insurance company told me today that they are reaching out to north bay healthcare to address these excessive charges. now by the

way, get this. the rabies experts said chases are that the bat was not infected. the couple should have kept it had a tested for rabies, and they have avoided the shots in the first place. but still i mean, you if you don't know you want to get that precaution, and yeah, i get that. i totally get that. yeah. 200 i'm still just stuck on this and no explanation, not at all. and i kept on going back at them. and really, you really should explain this and no way and they won't do it. even though i had that signed release from the couple, they wouldn't talk about it. i can't imagine that would stand at some point right once you're you're shining attention to it right now. lawmakers getting evolved. we'll probably have some momentum. hopefully alright. thank you, dad. what a story. if you have a story for the abc seven news, i team called the number on your screen 1888401 team or go to abc seven news .com/ i team today.

the mayor of oakland responded to an i team piece about possible sex trafficking outside of school. we first showed you what was going on last week, possible prostitution and human trafficking outside st anthony's a k through eight grade of sai'n east 15th st. the oakland police department will be enhancing patrols around the school, and the fbi will be installing additional surveillance cameras. we ask the mayor about her thoughts. >> i am shocked by this. city and my team have been in contact with members of the community, we are taking steps already. one thing is opd will enforcement, targeting the people who are feeling the problem. we will be installing diverters, street signs, and similar steps to that, the environmental designed to make sure that cars can't come in to just sit in the middle of the street. we will continue outreach so that we can all work together to identify and address trafficking

. no person should be a victim of sex trafficking. we need to work with various groups and organizations to make sure we can tackle this. alma: he spoke with the mayor on midday live at 11 a.m.. larry: this raises a question, should sex work be legalized? this one county supervisor is making a push to create a red light district in the city. some living in the mission say that sex trafficking problems are as bad as they have ever seen it, and now supervisor says they are backing a plan to a so-called red knight district, where sex work would be allowed. >> what we are wanting to do is push our state legislature to legalize sex trade in california. this would allow localities to regulate the trade and keep people safe. larry: there is no specific proposal on the table right now, no location has been targeted. this isn't the first time the

idea has been considered in san francisco. back in 2000 eight, there was a valid proposition to decriminalize prostitution, which failed. alma: prosecutors have filed charges against the man who fired blank rounds inside a synagogue. you are seeing it here, the charges are two felony counts of obstructing exercise of religion. officials had called this an act of hate. ryan has the story. ryan: charges are now filed for demetri mission. he fired blank rounds inside the synagogue in the richmond district. he has been charged of extracting exercise of religion. >> people were having issues sleeping, i know people who haven't been in the synagogue cents. ryan: everyone was in shock when the shooting occurred. >> if anyone goes

of worship and fires any kind of a gun, imitation or not, to that automatically should have been viewed as a hate crime. ryan: prosecutors are pushing for him to remain in custody over fears he might commit more violent actions. >> it is clear that anti-semitism is still active and strong, here in san francisco in such a diverse place. it is something that will not be tolerated by this office or by myself. ryan: her office is looking in to what he said while he was in the synagogue and his social media usage. >> there were certain terms that were used, law enforcement try to understand what the meetings were, as well as social media post that were revealed to us. that is how we arrived at the conclusion that this was a hate crime. ryan: a person like mission needs to be removed from society. >> he should serve some serious

time. he should not be released until or if he is reformed. ryan: he was sent to make his initial court appearance on wednesday. that was delayed due to a paperwork issue. these center says they are not delaying any of the ceremonies, they say they do not want to be intimidated. larry: county, one of the supervisors has died. the board announced a death of supervisor richard by a. he served for 10 years serving district two. he was an advocate for mental health programs, at-risk youth, and organized labor. no word yet on a cause of death. his death comes a little more after the death of another supervisor. she was hit and killed by a car while walking her dog, back in november of 2021. last december, a street in san lorenzo was renamed in her honor. alma: next, 16,000 pages of

evidence. that is just part of the case against the man charged with attacking paul pelosi. larry: also, a warning from 7 on your side. why target seems to be a target for scammers going after gift cards. >> temperatures up today warmer for my parts of the bay area tomorrow. the forecast is coming up when ♪ i gotta good feeling about this, yeah ♪ ♪ i'm with it ♪ ♪ i gotta good feeling about this ♪ ♪ yeah, ♪ ♪ so let's get it ♪ ♪ i'm feeling good vibes ♪

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ama: hours ago, the family members found guilty running a human trafficking ring out of a daycare learn their fate. be sure to was five years in prison.

zack found advocates for human trafficking victims say this case highlights the need to better fight labor trafficking. zach: it was 2018 when family members were charged with human trafficking labor abuse. california attorney general said it all happened over the course of 10 years while they operating rainbow bright. the attorney general saying that the family targeted members of the filipino community, many of whom recently emigrated to the u.s., trafficking many of the victims by threatening arrest and deportation. they also made false promises to help victims with immigration and confiscated passports. >> levels of abuse in this case that again, really reflect dehumanization. zach: they previously pled guilty to two counts of grand theft. later, the other three were found guilty of other charges. felony theft of labor and ted

labor fraud. joshua was sentenced to nine months in prison, and currently not five years, and the south bay coalition to end trafficking say what victims went through happens too often. >> with labor trafficking cases, it is really hard for folks to connect with the level of trauma that happens with this form of trafficking and with labor exploitation. individuals carry this, for years. zach: trafficking is putting someone in a situation where they are exploited by using force, fraud, or coercion. >> it is not that someone is chained in a basement. folks can appear they have freedom of movement but they are not able to leave the situation. without fear that there will be repercussions. zach: the south bay coalition to end human trafficking hopes that more victims can be rescued from similar environments and the community can look for what signs to help those living.

>> it starts by being educated. becoming educated on what is human trafficking and labor trafficking. larry: suspect charged attack on california congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband today appeared in federal court to discuss newly released evidence in that case. stephanie was in the courtroom and spoke with legal experts about what is next in the case. >> political violence, the speaker of the house of representatives. my friend paul pelosi. stephanie: the day after president biden condemned the attack on paul pelosi, the suspect walked into federal court to see the government has produced 16,000 pages of evidence. this includes newly released body camera video. surveillance footage, and forensic results from the fbi search. prosecutors say they are still waiting for images of his

devices, but are interesting in setting a trial date. mark is a former federal p defender. he says before that happens, the pap will need to be evaluated. >> the court is really obligat to make sure the person before them is mentally fit to undergo a trial. stephanie: a recent phone c he made to another news station revealed no remorse from his actions, indicating he should've have been more prepared. how damaging is that phone call? >> very damaging. the only defense for ins that you didn't know it was wrong. this really hurts any defense. stephanie: a federal insanity defense trial is known to be difficult to prove. especially one like this come with mounting evidence and repeated confessions. he is facing a slew of charges

in both federal and state court that carry possible life sentences. if he makes it to trial, his strongest defense is vulnerability to misinformation. >> he will have a lot of jury appeal in front of a jury to point the finger somewhere else. the former president of the united states gave this misinformation. stephanie: he is due back in court the morning of march 15, but there will be discussion on whether or not to set a trial date. larry: we have been tracking this story ever since the attack in october. check out that timeline on our website. it is on the homepage right now on abc7news. sandhya: i think it will continue for another day before we start to see some changes. let's show you the high temperatures for today. many of you were in the low to mid 60's. 64° in santa rosa.

livermore got up to 63. upper 60's like gilroy and fairfield. compared to 24 hours ago, temperatures are up, from 1° in santa rosa to 5° in napa. high pressure bringing us the warmer than average conditions today. temperatures are going to remain above average by a few degrees tomorrow. here is a live view from the mount tam cam. mid-50's from san francisco to oakland, it does cool off nicely at night as you probably noticed, there was a chill. half moon bay, 50°, looking at a live picture from the san jose camera. clear skies up above in the south bay. currently 59 in concord and 55 in livermore. when other lovely view as we look toward san francisco. mainly clear and chilly inland overnight. it is sunny tomorrow with springlike warmth. then cooler with a chance of

showers between friday and saturday. let's go hour-by-hour. if you are stepping out, you will need that extra layer. in the low to mid 50's at 7:00 p.m.. those numbers are already down to the mid to upper 30's. by 2:00 p.m., it will be nice and mild. most in the low to mid 60's. i will show you that in just a moment. first thing tomorrow morning, you will need a light jacket. 35 in santa rosa. some patchy fog around come out tomorrow afternoon, i think you can get away with short sleeve weather. nice-looking day. peninsula, san mateo, 60 five. 62 in half moon bay. san francisco, 63°. occasional patches of fog developing in the afternoon. heading into the eas oakland, 67 fremont.

england, mid and upper 60's for most of you except 63 in antioch. 66 in livermore. let's head towards friday. the clouds will increase. a weak system comes in, you will notice the first opportunity for rain will be friday at 3:00 p.m.. really spotty showers are possible between late friday night going in to saturday morning. could be a little bit of snow mixing in with showers over mount hamilton. the system is pretty much gone. if you do have plans, make sure you have the umbrella, you will be just fine. it feels like spring for your thursday, a chance of a few showers friday night. afternoon and evening, i should say. very spotty showers on saturday morning. then we will bump up the numbers on sunday, it will be near 70°. that winter lik back.

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investors fear more interest rate hikes by the fed. the dow dropped 207 doc lost more than 200 points, and the s&p dropped 46 points. last night, you watched a live here on abc seven as president biden delivered his second state of the union address. vice president, harris discussed last nights events and the president's accomplishments over the past two years. >> what he has achieved in presidency only two years and, it is historic. we will remove lead from the pipes of america within the next nine years. children for generations and their families have been suffering. we will make sure that people have broadband, across our country. i think you will see that we have a very bold and vibrant president in joe biden. larry: the founder of

bay farmworker advocacy group is sharing an update. dr. belinda hernandez. she tweeted photos today after meeting with state senator josh becker and the latino community foundation. she's thanked them for their support in her heart is now full of laughs inspiration and joy. in the wake of the mass shootings, to help farmworkers deal with the trauma, it was that mission like out the founder invited to the state of the union as a guest of congressman. to support that half moon bay strong fund, you can go to our website, abc7news/take action. ama: building a better bay are in san jose, we are talking about safer streets. also ahead, larry: as time runs out to rescue survivors of the massive earthquake, we are learning for

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lay: the window to find earthquake survivors in turkey and syria is rapidly closing. the death toll now tops 15,000. for the first time, we are learning three u.s. citizens are among the dead. ama: two teams from the u.s. arrived in turkey, 70 countries and 14 international organizations have offered aid. reena roy shows you what rescuers face. rena: crews calling for in hard-hit turkish neighborhoods as they closely listen for any signs of survival amidst the widespread rubble. piles of brick and metal, homes reduced to nothing. thousands feared below t destruction, nearly 100,000 search and rescue workers digging through debris. children being rescued after being trapped for nearly two days. in syria, cheers as she was

pulled from the rubble. ravaged by years of civil war, now facing more heartbreak and devastation. mohammed was given bottle cap as rescuers worked to bring him from records -- records -- wreckage. survivor omar saying his father had just been rescued, but his mother and siblings were still nowhere to be found. the search becoming more desperate by the hour, less often as the day goes on. this family lost eight of their own. any that did survive now have nothing. his mother says she has no water or food, desperately pleading for help. more than 70 countries has critical aid. syria has had difficulty accessing those resources because of economic sanctions and political issues in the country from the war.

larry: you pictures, the devastation is so vast, it is almost incomprehensible. you can help. we put together a list of ways on our website. ama: more help is on the way people impacted by the winter storms in san mateo county. today is the first day that a mobile registration intake center open to help people apply for disaster assistance. we have mapped out the locations. today and tomorrow, in pescadero. friday and saturday, will honda. then the half moon bay. fema has provided disaster assistance to the county for a month, it has only been a few weeks since individuals have been able to apply for payments like temporary housing and more. >> you never know what the assistance is available to you. just file and find out. ama: the deadline in addition to san mateo county, disaster assistance is also

available in alameda, contra costa, and santa cruz counties. larry: building a better bay area means a safer bay area. there is an effort underway to protect the un-house from traffic collisions. this comes on the heels of a recent crash that killed a homeless person. you have dustin dorsey to show you what is being done to help. dustin: the records no one wanted to break were broken in 2022. most traffic and pedestrian fatalities in modern history. 2023 was off to a much better start, but the numbers are up. four lives claim, two of them pedestrians. >> extremely disappointing and frustrating for us. dustin: people walking, killed on the roadways. the community, and lived in a nearby encampment. >> i almost got hit a couple times.

riding my bike, people just don't look. they just don't look. you see them start up and then they look. our, they don't. somebody gets hit. dustin: un-house pedestrian deaths triple from 2019 to 2021. john cartwright is trying to do what she can to save lives. she has been going around to encampments like this one, handing out headlamps to residents to keep them safe while moving around. >> the whole goal is to make people more visible. so that hopefully people will get run over less. and we have targeted the areas where people are getting hit the most. dustin: the city's department has tried similar programs in years past. an effort to address the intersection of where these two problems meet. they have also handed out lights and information cards, and install temporary signage to

warn drivers of people walking. the department wants to hear from the community about what best suits their needs. >> the signs of success are when we have a successful conversation with a resident. we get their feedback on what we can do. dustin: the dot will also be meeting with un-house residents at a homeless health and safety fair to further address the need. ama: coming mask mandate just when we are feeling like we were done. also ahead. >> a stronger analog of sentinel. it is very scary. it is very scary. larry: a drug that is worse than your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive

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ama: concern is going new synthetic opioid that is 20 times more powerful then fentanyl. it is called iso for short. they are reportedly slipping iso into other illicit drugs. it is found mixed with heroin and fentanyl, or pressed into counterfeit prescription pills. matt dorsey because the revelation troubling and has

sent an alert to the medical examiner's office. >> i just want to make sure the office has everything it needs to test for every potential drug that may be out there that is costing the lives of anybody in san francisco. ama: he also make sure the medical examiner has the ability to test for the drug retroactively as well. he says tracking the drugs causing accidental overdoses is the key in combating the crisis. we have tara campbell who has covered the drug overdose case extensively. and just put together documentary called injecting hope. she traveled to the first safe injection site in california. it is available on demand on our al khor or wherever you stream. -- on or app. larry: one of the few restrictions still in effect from the pandemic, it has been

months since travelers how to test negative to get into the u.s.. the bill still needs to pass the senate before any changes take place. in contrast, we have four elementary schools that have reinstituted an indoor mass policy in some classrooms. leeann has a look at the requirements. leeann: despite covid cases going down in marin county, four elementary schools to clusters of covid cases prompting an indoor mask mandate. >> we consider it a school-based out break. somewhat surprising, given that 80% of kids five through 11 in marin county are vaccinated against covid. >> the key point about the vaccines is that they are preventing more severe illness. i think this is more attributable to the natural ebb and flow of the virus as it moves in our community. leeann: the public health office has not giving out the names of

the rules because they want to honor their confidentiality agreement. as of last week, there were 53 cases reported at the elementary schools. while there are cases among middle and high school students, there hasn't been an outbreak among the older students. the office of education says these outbreaks are to be expected. >> the virus travels around the way it does, it could be sports teams or performances for classrooms. the student picks it up at costco and brings it into the classroom. leeann: health officials are not concerned with a potential spread, because the waste water levels continue to go down. the only thing that can be done is to remind students to take the necessary steps to limit the spread. things continue to improve. in may 2022, marin county reported 20 outbreaks at the schools. today, they are reporting these four clusters of the elementary

school level. sandhya: sunny skies and warmer weather, for at least a few days. changes after that. larry: a consumer alert about the gift cards purchased from a popular retailer. i had, wha

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ama: chances are, you have a few unspent sitting in a drawer somewhere. larry: that's the problem. michael has a warning about a gift card from a popular retailer. michael: i have reported numerous times about gift card scams. what makes this different, these stores scammers have targeted. the palo alto resident rec a call from someone offering her 50% off if she signed up for another two years. the catch? she would be required to pay for the next full year of service run. >> then i am told you have to do this by gift card. that comcast and target had made a deal. michael: the caller instructed her to go to a nearby target

score -- store to purchase the card. if she did it within 100 minutes, they were throwing a visa gift card. she was suspicious but decided to take him up on his offer. >> i really wanted to take advantage of the deal. i was money drunk, meaning i kind of wasn't thinking things through. michael: she submitted her card id and access codes as required. she would later learn this camera immediately drained her cards of its funds. last year, the ftc warns that target gift cards have become the favorite for scammers. target gift cards total $35 million in payments to scammers, more than two times then any other brand of gift card. >> before the card was even taken out of the wrapping, it was cashed out and spent at a target store. michael: his family has had trouble with gift cards purchase from target at least twice. the pch a00ift card from targeta

friend. >> when they tried to use it, there was nothing in it. michael: scammers instruct their victims to purchase gift cards of any kind from target more than any other retailer. we take these crimes very seriously, the target spokesman told us by email. we have signs in our stores and share general safety tips with our team members so they can stay alert and help guests as best they can. target declined to help amy recover her losses, but did agree to assist eddie with a full refund. >> i think they could let people know there are scams. >> i think they need to review their gift card purchases refunds, to find out what is going on. michael: we have had numerous complaints about targets gift card since the holidays. target has declined to assist customers get their money back.

if someone asks you to pay them with a gift card, think twice. larry: thank you, michael. 7 on your side wants to hear from you. send in your stories about buying a home, a car, paying off a loan, anything that has to do with money. we want to hear about your triumphs and your frustrations. you can go to our website. sandhya: take a look at the quality. it is green across the entire area. we have had some moderate air quality because of the lack of wind, high-pressure overhead. as we look at a beautiful view of san francisco from our tower camera, expect moderate air quality tomorrow. it is good to moderate friday. over the weekend, we are expecting good. if you want to get outside and enjoy the weather, it will be nice. no rain here locally yet. later on, we could see it. afternoon highs tomorrow, close

to 70 like san jose, morgan hill, it will be above average sunshine for everyone as we head towards friday. temperatures are dropping, it will be noticeably cooler. saturday in a holding pattern. we will start to notice those numbers bouncing back. the seven-day forecast does feature springlike weather for tomorrow. that is followed by a mild afternoon. friday afternoon into saturday, there could be a few showers, the best possibility is a saturday, but don't change your plans. how the raingear handy. under 0.1 inches if we get anything. it doesn't warm up on sunday, valentine's day we see a sharp cooldown. we will continue to remain in the cool category as we head towards tuesday. larry: i like to think we are in the cool category. ama: we always are.

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chris: it is super bowl week in arizona, this has to be so hard for the 49ers to watch. injuries caught up with them. we are getting a better timeline for brock purdy's plan to recover from his elbow. he is said to have surgery on the torn ucl, expected recovery time is six months, which puts him in line for the early parts of training camp in late july. expected to be fully cleared in the coming weeks. oh trey lance. >> i would way. brock played way too well and he played at such a high level and handled himself the right way. i don't want it to be a situation where i am just handed something. i feel so bad for brock for his injury. i truly believe everything happens for a reason. he will be better for it, and i will be better for it.

patrick mahomes says he is definitely in a better spot with regards to his injured right ankle. the coach says he is doing well, moved well during a fast practice. the 49ers lost to both the chiefs and eagles this season. christian mccaffrey had this take on watching the big game. >> i hope both teams lose. to me, it doesn't i wish i was playing so bad. that game still hurts, and it will for a while. i think nick bosa said it best. i don't know if i'm going to watch the game, it might hurt too much. chris: happy birthday, homecoming for my tonight in portland. i sun coming off game, season high 12 three-pointers in monday's win over okc. warriors star guard turning 33 today and returning to the pacific northwest, where he grew up.

>> i am so excited to go back and see my family and be able to play on my birthday. it is just incredible, especially at 33. i have had so many great memories in that city, i fell in love with the game in portland, it will mean the world to me. chris: highlights at 11:00. re-team a minnesota and utah. russell westbrook headed to utah. mike connelly along with some pix are going to minnesota. you will see the new look on saturday night against the warriors. tip-off at 5:38 for we just saw this trade breakdown within the hour plus. what will the warriors do, the deadline is at noon pacific tomorrow. the lakers got a lot better today. >> when i saw the trade, i thought, this can't be real.

you got all this for russell westbrook and that contract? this can't be counterfeit trade. very impressive, they got a lot better. we will see if the warriors do anything. chris: that is interesting to see. larry: ama: coming up tonight at 8 p.m., abbott elementary at 9:00 p.m.. one million little things, join us for abc news at 11:00. we are streaming 24/7, get me up and join us whenever you want. thank you for joining us. larry: from all of us her abc 7, have a good night, we will see you at 11:00.

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