conditions and what do you believe will result from the lawsuit that we're seeing right now in st louis county . such a great question and you know typically back to what arthur said 1st you know the problem in correctional medicine is that the contracts are given normally the lowest responsive dinners where they are given to private companies and look no one expects that the person to have the mayo clinic inside of it but at the end of the day if you have a highly preventable issue that you have the same duty that you have on the outside as a doctor to treat right you can't ignore your condition just because you don't like in maine or you might not like inmates in general it's terrible and you know you can see that it's going on around the country where correctional medicine companies or correctional minutes and providers simply don't have the staff or they don't devote the staff to fix these issues no if they can prove history medical malpractise lation negligence case then i think we have some place to go now the added it treat your is in deprivation of civil rights but since i'm not a trad

abuse to billiard to meet health and safety protocols you name it inmates face it recently a st louis county jail had to face the music as one inmate to death raised questions about how his condition was handled 20 year old market ching's died of survivable leukemia last year after allegedly seeking help from the staff who were to use to let him see a doctor a civil rights suit against the county and several jail workers the lawsuit claims that the county jails health system is so disorganized that it lacks adequate medical supervision by nurses and doctors but all news isn't bad news on the criminal justice front though kansas is showing a few signs of hope gov laura kelley proposed a treatment center for inmates despite the widespread notion that inmates are largely violent criminals that actually most inmates have substance abuse and mental health issues in our incarcerated as a result of these gov kelly plans to recommend adding a treatment center at the state prison in lansing if the measure is put into action inmates will be sentenced to the treatment center for intensive treatment rat

move forward with another port bridge along i-70 and the it seven interstate project in north county st. louis. and a new overpass in west plains. although covid-19 has had an overwhelming impact on the economy we've made progress in a short amount of time but in fact missouri's among the top tier of states and the total economic recovery with a 71% of jobs recovered. we are among the lowest unemployment rates in the country. we have again reached number two in the united states for apprenticeship programs. [applause] time and time again, our administration has address the challenges of our community and our state head on. rather than leaving them for another day, another administration, or another generation. over the past two and half years we have offered bold solutions. and we have gotten results. but results aren't just about numbers on the bottom line. they're also about improving lives, creating opportunities and keeping families safe. i sometimes joke about my gray hair. but to be very honest, gray hair was on from thick or thin, up-and-down, success and failure. in the last challenge

air force and a retired sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's department and the 2 people you see there from st. louis involved in the alter occasion with some last year the alameda county sheriff's office says. this lemke never works there like he is expected to appear in court tomorrow. the identities of the member of congress and the journalists were not revealed in court documents. >>coming up biden blocked why a judge is blocking the president's ban on enforcing a deportation ban. >>and we're continuing to track winter weather across the bay area you can see rain all over the region and a live picture on the right hand side look at the flags blowing in the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll be right ba >>a federal judge has barred president biden forcing a deportation moratorium on the department of homeland security. it issued a memo that immigration agencies to pause deportations on friday. the judge says the biden administration failed to provide any reasonable justification for the 100 a pause. this is an early blow to the biden administration which was one of biden's campaign promises. today the j

st. louis county called my office. she said her utilities are about to be shut off. she was desperate for help. she said a $2,000 payment would go a long way to help keep the lights on and her house warm. i heard from a mother in southeast missouri. that's the boot heel of my state. she wrote that her son had lost pay because of his company cutting back hours because of covid. and that he himself contracted the virus and so he had a to be home and was missing work and shifts. his family can't make it paycheck to paycheck. his husband -- her daughter-in-law is donating plasma in order to help earn some extra grocery money. donating plasma in order to get some money to pay for groceries. -- to feed their family. richard that st. louis wrote to me that any extra help that he could get would go to directly paying his rent and his utilities. he had a job that he lost in the retail business, retail sector and he is desperately struggling. these people -- these are not people who are nature do always. these are proud people. all that they ask for is, as i've said many times