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mission bay. office labs and clinical space has been built, as well as the event center and a 289 bed hospital at ucsf. there are lists of different companies that are residing and have built and developed mission bay. there is also 540,000 square feet of neighborhood and local retail. there's about 108 spaces. sometimes the combined spaces accommodate one retailer. we have full-service grocery stores in both mission bay north and south, pharmacies, restaurants, fitness studios, financial services, medical services, only one bowling alley , so you have to go to mission bay north for that, but a lot of other shops. it is very well received. also, currently under construction is 250 room hotel that should be open in fall of 2020. we build a public safety building for san francisco which also includes the local fire and police stations. there is family house which is a home away from home for families whose children are receiving cancer and other critical medical services at children's hospital. this is a 80 room facility that has been created for these families to stay free of charge. we also have a

hospital. >> reporter: the high stakes mission to recover bodies from white island continued today and the conditions no better. the air toxic and threat the volcano could erupt gaagain. teams were using breathing devices just to set foot on the island. they recovered six bodies near the crater but a search failed to come up with the other two. dive teams were at the island. it's about 30 miles offshore. they say the water is contaminated and visibility is not good. meanwhile there's 25 people who remain in hospital. many in critical condition. another person succumbing to their injuries ofrt brivernight bringing the official death toll to 15. the question is why were people allowed on the island. the country's prime minister saying now is not the time for those questions. that there will be investigations and inquiries, but for now the priority remains identifying people and giving survivors the care they need. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news at 5:00 first a ban then a lawsuit. why louisiana is upset about a california law involving wildlife and fashion. >>> plus holiday honors for america's ve

host: the review of your book had this headline -- this doctor is on a mission to make surprise health care bills -- hospital bills history. what said to you on this mission to address the problems in health care? you are a health care professor at hopkins and a surgeon and you are writing about an issue that is more broad than that? what made you take this up? a low income in housing part of town. host: in baltimore. guest: it is actually in arlington, virginia. i moved there as a resident when i could not afford much more. i liked it. i stayed there, i love the people there, it is a terrific neighborhood. immigrantly an community from central america. i have become friends with my neighbors. they are getting hammered with bills. they're getting crushed and they get hot -- they work hard. it is a disgrace to our profession and a disgrace to our country. i started going into defending them to the hospitals and asking for mercy. what i found is that these hospitals who pay no taxes had no mercy whatsoever. when they argued we are a business, i said pay taxes. hospitals were built mostly by churches and they w

second annual he is making it his mission to bring joy to children in the hospital this holiday season. rents are in patient with cago down and shop for their kids, a man said lanes at no cost to them helping him make him happy. >>on their faces to line up and make him happy. >>and a sweetie pie reckons toy drive wraps up on december, the 14th. >>all right, let's a take look out i had to force has been telling us the rain is movin in yeah. yeah and we're a little slick out can see the showers t there. >>on the embarcadero so here we go again we've got anher storm system moving in ice and the doppler area, some pockets, some moderate amounts of rain showinup outside that will continuen and off throughout the evening of things in taper off early toward tomorw morning. but for the commuters on the way home tonight it's coming down places like richmond right now lafayette oaand. that's a pretty good pocks, some downpours into san francisco and there's moreitting off the costline. this kind of all part of a series of a couple of storm systems that e going to be a kind of moving to the bay a

that we need to hear the middle east now is being all about change people have gone hospital near the area the mission of the national army is to search the entire point complex and al-jazeera stories about telling it from the people's perspective what they think is happening in their culture. a football tournament like no other and when the at the beginning we used to play football in the streets using a soccer ball al-jazeera world meets a group of sudanese boids determined to win against a backdrop of conflict and uncertainty and that's when she when i walk in the street people soft me call my name it's because of. darfur football for peace on al-jazeera. it's a tough time for the afghan security forces taliban attacks have increased their suffering heavy casualties and the prospect of a withdrawal of u.s. forces hangs over them yet young men are still joining up some for reasons for others it's the only way to get a job despite the risks midway's curry b. was an army bomb disposal engineer in helmand province he knew the risks he was blinded in both eyes and lost a leg when a roadside device explo

we're following the investigation into an officer involved shooting it mission that ended with a suspect and police officer in the hospital. witnesses described the moments shots rang out. >>> the search for answers after a man is killed near a hayward elementary school. what the investigation has revealed so far. it is 6 a. m. on this sunday december 8th, 2019. i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. taking a look at our high def doppler, you can see where the showers are. not nearly as wade spread as they were yesterday. zooming into some of n mon,680 corridere fromighway 4, you're getting a little biof rain at the moment. we're seeing significant precipitation making its way onshore through the mountains. i'll show you those rain totals later in the show. the last first weak of december, they are significant in the mountains. relatively clear, but the cloudcover keeping things mild for our temperatures. pretty much the mid-50s no matter where you are. warmer in san francisco and oakland. caller in the north bay. 52degrees in santa rosa. >>> your breakfast forecast is going to start with showers and clouds. now, this wil

we're following the investigation into an officer involved shooting it mission that ended with a suspect and police officer in the hospital. witnesses described the moments shots rang out. >>> the search for answers after a man is killed near a hayward elementary school. what the investigation has revealed so far. it is 6 a. m. on this sunday december 8th, 2019. i'm devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner. taking a look at our high def doppler,

hospital overnight. zealand's prime minister hans talked of the rescue missions.raveant to allege the first responders and those pilots who made an incredibly brave decision under extraordinarily dangerous circumstances in an attempt to get people out. as a result, a number of people were rescued from the island. white island has been active for at least 150,000 years. most andnd's productive volcano. the alert level was raised last month, a warning that the volcano may experience a period of activity more than normal. of almost like a throat clearing kind of eruption. material probably will not have made it to mainland new zealand. forhe scheme of things, volcanic eruption's, it is not large. if you are close to that, it is not good. ask emergency services have not come from --reporter: emergency services have not confirmed if any of the eight are still alive but reconnaissance flights have not seen anyone. deported1 people were on monday, bringing the total number of foreign nationals sent home by turkey since mid-november to more than 70. most have come from fr

. >>> a police shooting in san francisco's mission district left an officer and a robbery suspect in the hospital. it happened just after 8:30 this morning near 23rd and cap. investigators say two officers were responding to a 911 call about a break-in. when they ran into the suspect who the officers say was armed. sfpd says the suspect then attacked and injured one of the officers. that is when the gunfire erupted. witnesses said the suspect was shot several times. >> he started shooting. he shot four or five times. he shot another two or three times. >> the suspect and the injured officer were rushed to the hospital. the suspect is in critical condition tonight. the injured officer is still being treated but expected to survive. >>> we are learning details about a shooting in a naval base. the shooter, played videos of mass shootings at a dinner party the night before the attack. we are also learning more about the victims. 23-year-old joshua watson is being called a hero tonight. watson managed to escape from the shooter. he warned others about the danger after being shot. he was a recent nava

mission accomplished. the duke of edinburgh has been admitted to hospital in london for treatment for a pre—existing conditionlip travelled from sandringham in norfolk this morning on the advice of his doctor. from norfolk, maria veronese reports. apart from the heightened security and press pack, the queen's arrival at king's lynn station at lunchtime was low—key, so low—key, in fact, that many of the passengers were unaware they had just shared their journey with the head of state. know, was she? that's why there's so much police and everybody. i didn't know she was riding. she was on the train, you have just know she was riding. she was on the train, you havejust missed her. know she was riding. she was on the train, you have just missed herlj did get to see her, no, but i didn't think she would be there when we saw the police. bless her heart, she is wonderful. she is truly wonderful. 0ne family managed to give the queen flowers a nd 0ne family managed to give the queen flowers and briefly speak to her. when we came out, she just said are these for me? how lovely, thank you very much. and what did you thi

his second annual toy drive is opunder way and he's making it his mission to bring joy to ds in hospitalsis holiday season take a listen. >>parents are in patient w kiddos can go down and shop for make st to them helping them t them happy on their face to ne up anmake it happen. >>ll the toy drive wraps with a live clection ent on december 14th. let's hope themake their goals. i love the car and that is just we're a a. there's going full and i love it all right, let's take a peek at the 7 day around. as we go through that fog yesteray we still some today and then really cloud and sand chances of rain are hanging over almost every day it is yet with temperatures staying pretty mild though we're looking at a lot of a low to mid 60's for the week ahead maybe get down to the mid 50's at some point this is the best day friday looks like. and saying the so that. see you back here tomorrow staing at 04:00am you bet for will for john daryn myself have a great day everybody we'll see you back here on a wednesd. ♪ here in the club i can't even hear my own voice. ♪ ♪ jack in the box would'vbeen a be

mission -- emissions. >>> back here at home, kaiser hospital workers and police officers will be loading and delivering holiday food boxes this morning in san francisco. volunteers will be packing 350 food boxes with only fresh food items, including produce and and organic turkey. the load dose they will load and two police cars and deliver to families. >>> the sharks are looking for a new head coach. up next, who is taking over in the meantime, and how the team is trying to turn it around. >>> new problems with muni's new fleet of trains. the reason the agency had to pull the cars out of service for this morning's commute. >>> but first, i want to take you over to the golden gate bridge this morning. you can see it is a little wet this morning. we will check in with steve on that. you are watching mornings on 2. i'm ládeia, and there's more to me than hiv. there's my career... my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the med

hospital. rehema ellis has her story. >> reporter: 6-year-old poppy is on a mission to deliver joy this holiday season. patients on the oncology unit at virginia's inova children's. she knows how it feels to spend holidays and even her birthday in the hospital. just a year ago, poppy was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. >> it literally was the worst thing you can have happen to you and hear about your child. >> reporter: legos were the best medicine after chemo treatments. >> it just was like a very wholesome, feel-good thing for her when she just wasn't feeling good. >> reporter: but poppy never lost her spark. even when she was sick, she thought of others, loading a red wagon with donated toys and delivering them to other children. >> they would be like, oh, another round of the red wagon, yay. >> reporter: after 168 days in the hospital, poppy was released. how do you feel now? >> good, and my hair is already growing back, and it's very fluffy. >> reporter: now the so-called former mayor of the tenth floor is back spreading holiday cheer. >> i just want to put smiles on kids' faces. >> reporte

hospitals would cooperate. this would support the mission of really identifying the gap and filling it. i think hillary ronen is willing to carry the legislation. she is pre-occupied with mental health sf, which is a lot of work. i see the february 6, 2020 discussion of supporting the legislation. the legislation on collecting data for out-of-county discharge should be included in this list of legislation. i talked to the health commission about this. i e-mailed clara lindsey to send copies to you all. i have copies. we need to go forward on this. thank you. >> any other public comment on this item? with that public comment is closed. commissioner koppel. >> question for staff. i heard you mention that we are at zone capacity. >> i don't know that we have a zone capacity. >> is that enough to get us where we want to be? >> if we think we need 4.3 do 4.7 we have zone capacity to make that. we don't need additional zone capacity to get there. do we need that much. >> what is the strategy for people on treasure island? what are their options? we have plenty of parcels with healthcare and h

of toxic gas almost 30 people are being treated for severe burns at hospitals across new zealand and australia another recovery mission will be launched for the 2 bodies remaining on the island unfortunately there are mines 2 more people. there we need to find so we can also i return them. so this operation will continue we will and we are the softer known returning aerial search of a car to see if we're going to identify anyone else on the island and we are also right now are deploying had dive team to search the surrounding waters. now the european union has agreed measures which would make the block carbon neutral by 2050 but not every member is on board poland's been left out of the commitment for now it's separate say the country will achieve the goal and it same time the agreement reached at the some a summit in brussels was the 1st test of whether the proposed european green deal may turn into real action on climate change. but it's been a busy night in the united kingdom because the election results have been coming in and the prime minister boris johnson says it looks like his party the conservative party has

. >>> a san francisco police officer is hospitalized along with a suspect following officer-involved shooting in missionhis morning. officer is recovering but suspect has life-threatening injuries. department says it's first such shooting this year. ks cornell barnard. >> heard six to eight gunshots and somebody yelling. >> i remember it being really loud. >> reporter: police say officers were responding to reports of possible burglary in progress. that's when they say they encountered the suspect. >> suspect assaulted the officers and shooting ensued. >> reporter: this man saw the shooting. >> scuffle between officers and intoxicated person and they let off eight shots. >> reporter: police say suspect was wounded, suspect was armed. >> assaulted with a weapon. >> reporter: why, what kind of weapon? >> unable to describe or explain the weapon. >> reporter: police chief william scott was at the scene for the investigation now under way. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> three people dead wtbnd4.ofs and orinda and slammed into a tree. road was wet but not clear what caused the crash. remin

hospital. new zealand's prime minister has talked to the rescue missions i want to acknowledge the courageous decision made by 1st responders and those pilots who. if it's made a incredibly brave decision on extraordinarily dangerous circumstances in an attempt to get people out as a result of the if it's a number of people we risk it from the island why it's island is located in the bay of plenty and has been active for at least 150000 years he's new zealand's largest and most unpredictable volcano erupting every couple of years releasing gas clouds steam and rocks the alert level was raised last month a warning that the volcano may experience a period of activity more than normal and it's not a particularly big eruption is its seed it was kind of. almost like a throat clearing kind of eruption and that's why material probably won't have made it to. the white mike it mainly in new zealand on the scheme of things for volcanic eruptions it's not large but if you're close to it is of this not good. emergency services haven't confirmed whether any of the 8 missing a still alive but reconnaissance flights

in mission shot 24-year-old saying he was armed and attacked him. paramedics took him to hospital, listed in critical condition but mother insists he's not violent person. >> he was attacked in the wrong manner. it's not right. somebody needs to do something about the power the police have here. >> says homeless and moved to san francisco to attempt to get back on his feet. >>> lawsuit is pushing uc system to not consider s.a.t. and a.c.t. scores. saying tests discriminate against students who can't afford pricey tutors. >> lot of people don't have the money to afford that help. >> investigate how they're used in the process and recommendations early next year. >>> christmas came early in red and gold for hundreds of local families. winning 49ers, hope for the holidays event. huge win for the kids and players. >> reporter: tonight showing their talent extends beyond the field, 49ers coming up big for 450 underserved bay area boys and girls. >> some kids just truly need some help. they are giving us the help we need. >> 25 players hosting kids for once in a lifetime experience, hop

building of a $500 million hospital for our communities south of market, i can tell you that in the decade i thought i was asked why not just let hunters point and the mission and bayview go to the county. county can take care of them. if there are nine hospitals north of market, perhaps our community deserves the dignity of choice. that more than one choice. please understand, with conviction when you feel that you have the right choice, that it is not the same thing as providing people the freedom of choice to make their own decisions for their own children and for their own families. there are many, many choices north of market. there needs to be more than one south of market. with regards to grade level sufficient efficiency. all students are engaged daily in grade level learning. students working both below and above grade level including remedial and extension. we have detail on intervention as detailed in the charter provision reflecting the needs of the students who come to school with preestablished learning gaps. the v in vip at one purpose stands for vulnerable. we want your most vulnerable children. we are not here to take. we are not here to us

dozens more have been injured right now it's said it's a recovery mission they're trying to get as many in just people to the hospital so they can get help and then they say when they have had time to tally everything figure out who's did these missing in the release the official death toll it's been a scramble on the ground we've been told because when the initial explosion happened you can imagine there was chaos but now it seems it's getting dark and most people have been taken to hospital those who have been injured all the bodies have been removed from the scene the issue now people are asking is what is security like in somalia why can't people get things right for example this checkpoint where the attack happened was manned by police officers and government troops who were by in a nearby building and the still the attack happened despite all the security took a service and now how capable is the somali army to protect civilians you also have the african union soldiers in somalia as well and sometimes they've also been ambushed and attacked by several groups and sometimes by al-shabaab so a lot of uncertainty t

hospital here's nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: of-year-old poppy is on a mission to deliver joy this holiday season. >> here you go, legos for the patients on the oncology unit she knows how to feels to spend holidays and even her birth day in the hospital. just a year ago, poppy was deciding with acute leukemia legos were the best treatment after chemo treatments. >> it was a good, wholesome thing for her when she wasn't feeling good. >> reporter: but poppy never lost her spark even when she was sick she thought of others, loading a red wagon with donated toys and delivering them to other children. >> they'd be like, oh, another round of the red wagon yay. >> reporter: after 168 days in the hospital poppy was released. >> how do you feel now >> good. and my hair's already growing back and it the very fluffy. >> reporter: now the so-called former mayor of the tenth floor is back spreading holiday cheer. >> i just want to put smiles on kids' faces. >> reporter: a simple facebook request for donated legos brought nearly 400 sets. >> want to pick a lego >> reporter: poppy's lego express. >> we'll give her two. >> repo

hospital giving back to others this year. the story of one little girls that is helping spread cheer. >> she is on a mission to deliver joy this holiday season. gathering up legos. she knows how it feels to spend holidays and even her birthday in the hospital. so just a year ago she was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. >> it was the worst thing that you could have happen to you and hear about your child. >> it was just a very wholesome feel good thing for her when she just wasn't feeling good. >> but poppy never lost her spark. she thought of others loading a red wagon with donated toys and delivering them to other children. >> they would be like oh, another round on the red wagon, yea. >> after 168 days in the hospital, poopy was released. >> how do you feel now. >> good. my hair is very fluffy. >> now the so-called former mayor is back spreading holiday cheer. >> i just want to put smiles on kids faces. >> a simple facebook request for donated legos bought nearly 400 sets. poppy's lego express. delivering joy with a big wagon, a big bow and an even bigger smile. nbc news, virginia. >> i'm so happy that poppy is doing s