dr. ann lu says knowledge is power for public health officers. the increase and testing of people with and without symptoms will help them make better decisions about reopening. >> if we know a lot of transmissions are linked to a specific activity it gives us a reason to introduce ways to make that activity safer. >> reporter: dr. lu says while experts get a better picture of where the coronavirus is and how people are getting it, keeping your distance, covering your face and washing your hands are the best way to control the spread. jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> new details this morning, the deadline is now over for undocumented immigrants to apply for relief assistance in california. "the mercury news" reports this morning more than 150,000 immigrants applied for state-funded disaster relief. the state plans on giving out $125 million for people who were unable to receive aid during the pandemic due to their immigration status. so far the state approved over 30,000 applications in the bay area. the program provides undocumented immigrants

seismologist dr. lucy jones says it is now considered the main earthquake. >> because the 7.1 is the largest we give it the name main shock. so an hour ago we were calling the 6.4 the main shock, but it is now an aftershock bigger than itself, and so we change the name. the 6.4 is a foreshock and the large aftershock is now the main shock. >> and some people felt the earthquake at sfo, and reported to the control tower, and the duty manager saying when that happened there is a process in place to check the runways for damage. the runways were checked last night after the earthquake and no damage was found, and the duty manager says that the operations were not interrupted and the san francisco police officer says he was writing a report at his desk inside of the international terminal when he felt the building shake. >> i felt a rolling motion like on a cruise ship, if you will. and then i started to see the blinds on the windows rattling back and forth, and the supply cabinets behind me started to rattl

. >> dr. ed lu, thank you for being with us. up next, all bad economic data has an asterisk. that's when "press: here" continues. >>> there's a mat mat call fact. this is is not some opinion. this is a mathematical fact. tens of trillions of dollars are being extracted from the united states of america. >> that was msnbc's dylan ratigan. we get so worked up in the politics of it, we ignore the bigger problem. he's the author of "greedy bastards." and the host of the "dylan ratigan show." we're joined by fritz nelson. i didn't run that touf embarras you. i ran that to compliment you. people aren't getting worked up enough about what's going on. the bumper sticker. if you're not mad, you're not paying attention. >> what you're seeing is not to focus on the prowrestling of the political parties, but on our obvious need to understand the root of our issues, which i see as a corrupted tax code that's encouraging money to leave this country. a rigged trade policy that's encouraging money to leave this count country, and a dysfunctional banking system that does not invest in this co

dr. karen lu is an ovarian cancer specialist. >> it's disturbing.hink there are very clear guidelines for how these women need to be cared for. >> reporter: liz siegel was diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2009. even though her cancer was found early, she underwent 7 1/2 hours of meticulous surgery. >> ovarian cancer has a very unique pattern of spread. it tends to spread throughout the abdominal cavity. >> reporter: of a study of more than 13,000 women found most did not get surgery. 2/3 of the surge fwoons perform fewer than ten such operations a year while specialized doctors perform hundreds. experts say that women often get substandard care because doctors can be reluctant to refer to the best specialists. and often insurance does not completely reimburse doctors for the long, complicated care. liz steagall had a friend who was treated by a general surgeon. >> she has since passed away. and we did have the same -- you know, the same diagnosis, same level one fee. and i remember talking to her and her saying that she -- it wasn't treated as aggre

dr. ann lu says knowledge is power for public health officers. the increase in testing of people with and without symptoms will help them make better decisions about reopening. >> if we know a lot of transmissions are linked to a specific activity, it gives us a reason to introduce ways to make that activity safer. >> reporter: dr. liu says while experts get a better picture of where the coronavirus is and how people are getting it, keeping your distance, covering your face, and washing your hands are still the best ways to control the spread. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> as of tomorrow, europe will once again roll out the welcome mat for tourists, just not for americans. the eu is banning u.s. travelers because of our spike in covid-19 cases. the united nations -- the eu is now welcoming travelers from more than a dozen countries but not the u.s., brazil, or russia. the european council says the country's new covid-19 cases must count, be stable or decreasing to get off that banned list. international flights at sfo are already down 85% but

dr. anna lu in dublin. an operator at her office tells me the doctor has no comment. lavorini doyle also operated in downtown oakland. in oakland terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> the search continues for three men who shot into a fremont home with a couple and their newborn inside. it happened yesterday afternoon. this was part of our breaking news coverage. the mother was grazed by a bullet and dropped her baby amidst the kayos. the baby is still in the hospital this evening with a serious injury. however, both mom and daughter are expected to be okay. the father says he was the intended target and it all stems from a family dispute. >>> so what happened inside this home? that's what investigators in pittsburg are trying to figure out after an explosion early this morning. sky ranger overhead capturing the home on linshee drive. a man suffering severe burns. he later died. >>> a person riding a bike. you see that there? he tosses a molotov koktd'll at a house and it explodes. san jose police and arson investigators are on the hunt for this bicyclist, who may b

dr. frederick dug lus haines and dr. george mason for the fourth annual national justice teach-in.urch in dallas, texas. it reflected on the life and legacy of dr. king today. >> we have a lot of work to do to realize fully the dream that dr. king had, and we can do it. we can do it because we have people in this country who believe in seeing change, and we also are going to have to fight against those who are trying to hold on to something that >> the virtual teach-in also aimed to educate people about engaging in the social justice movement and the creation of public policy. >> recapping our top story of the night, that 4.2 earthquake in aromas, a few miles southwest of gilroy between watsonville and hollis ter. struck about 8:00 this evening. there were some after shocks, the strongest of which was 3 poip 0. people felt shaking and then a jolt. didn't last long but it's something you certainly will remember. rob remembers it because he felt it right here at the studio. >> and that seismograph. little accelerometers felt that brief but noticeable shake manager the studio. we had

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talk about the better together event is michelle lu, president and ceo of acci and also with us another prominent figure in the community and an honoree, dr. jerry hira, both here to talk about better together. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> this collaboration is so nice, right? >> wonderful things. >> let's talk about acci. every time we talk about it, the demand grows, the services grow. where is acci right now? >> aaci is alive and well. this past year we expanded our health center in west san jose and also opened up a second location in east san jose closer to the heart of the vietnamese community. both locations provide an array of health and wellness services including primary care regardless of ability to pay, mental health services, youth programs, senior programs and much more. >> and that's why events like better together are so important. they're fund-raisers but they're also a chance to kind of thank people who help the community and help aaci as well, right? >> absolutely. we have our big annual fund-raiser coming up on october 10th. it's a chance for us to thank those who have supported us and also educate t

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dr. kent brantly, protesters second, putin third. >> a former uber driver involved in a crash that killed a 6:00-year-old girl will formally be charged in court today. accused of hitting and killing sophia lu in a city crosswalk with her mother last new year's eve. he was in between uber fares at the time. >> san francisco suing uber. los angeles suinging uber. >> that's right. scott mcgrew, it's a tough month for uber. >> it has. this coming a few days after accusation in uber driver in india raped his passenger. that driver's father, by the way, tells the times of india his son accused of rape several times in the past. so the lawsuit here in california deals with a number of concerns. the primary being, safety. it quotes uber marketing material, talking about how safe uber is but then compares it with some of the problems that uber passengers have run into. untrue, misleading claims about safety it says. safety at the top of the list. is uber as safe as it claims? the suit questions the meter. uber's gps tells the driver how much to charge the passenger but that meter's not examined by any state or county or city official and then the fees uber has a $4 airport fee, that's not a city fe

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