. >> lawmakers sounding the alarm on monday and a medical group pulling their patients from good samday. we have how deep the problems run. >> those started at the pillar health care here in the south bay. now it's an example. from flies inside the icu and maggots in a patient's nose to dangerously low staffing in labor and delivery. >> that's not safe. >> reporter: to losing the county covid vaccination to a broken elevator that nearly left a patient stuck on the roof. nurses have been complaining for months. >> make some noise! >> prompting our investigative unit in violations with the hospital how he fell from grace as the two nurses say. >> that's scary some day going in to work. >> they would expect us to take as many patients as we can handle. >> good samaritan has had a high level of complaints. this describes a patient laying on a bedpan for six hours. his lawsuit accuses the hospital of losing a body because another body was stacked on top of it. good sam settled it. it was located after a failure to follow storage protocol. >> nothing surprises me at this point. >> reporter

he didn't knew what the company is. mac, i'm going is going to add new medical group at the age of 58. he's on unpaid sick leave indefinitely. are there any occupational illnesses related to burleson activities? bella tells us that their activities have no impact on the health of the workers or residents on the next site. it is difficult to verify this as burleigh treats their employees in their own hospital, mild cases. i refer to the city's public hospital. doctor charla worked in this hospital for 40 years. this surgeon has been its medical officer, a privileged witness. of the murder, the protect dealer. did they who are doing that their own off? we don't because management don't one get dish would come to install a lot because it will be exposed. it will be open up new or what do you, shouldn't your current does it? they don't want to go to the doctor until his departure in 2004. doctor charla was the medical authority, who could have initiated studies on the health of the burleigh workers. but he was not even aware of the existence of the c. s. 2, was there ever in los gatos med

conversation with jvs and we want to reintroduce yo lowsa, jvs chief strategic office he and the medical group administrator for kaiser permanente medical center. so let's jump in and can you talk about the partnership that kaiser permanente has with jvs. >> absolutely. we have been working together for 2 1/2 years now. and it start out of a need that lisa identified the hollowing out of the work force p . and we had medical assistants who would take job in san francisco, but after six months or year would transfer to a location closer to their home. and so that caused churn, and as you know churn results in people not being as effective at their jobs, and also it's expensive because you are constantly training people. and i met abby, who is the chief executive officer for jvs at a function, and we started talking. show told mow about the refresher program, and in particular, what i liked about it, was we were able to help develop the curriculum. and they work with us, and we could put pieces of it that are particular to kaiser pearl nen tay into the cribbing limb, which we appreciated. and th

medical group gave them id for that chest compressions and were able to save him. allison lead to act, played to resume, and the teams returned to the field. then mac went on to lose one nail. yeah. that's the way he's been use if he's conditioned for they could do with chance. his name 2 sets of fans united at a time when rivalry and competition felt meaningless momentarily, they seemed cristian ericsson being given cpr on the pitch. distraught teammates forming a ring to protect his privacy as medics were to save his life. i meant to be out hoarded to i didn't see it myself, but it was pretty clear that he was unconscious. always called my to him. so when i got to him, he was on his side, he was breathing and i could feel his pulse. but then suddenly that changed into the pan. does everyone saw scott who started giving him cpr data happening to the relief of everyone watching ericsson was moving with a pen as he was, stretch it off the pitch while his treatment continued. and so the decision was made to resume, to match the consensus from the james. better to get

. >>> well, our investigative unit has learned a women's medical group has stopped sending its patients to good samaritan hospital in san jose. hospital sources tell us, it made the move out of concern for the health and safety of pregnant women and babies. investigative reporter, candace nguyen, has been looking at that for months. she joins us now to explain. >> hey, jess. multiple sources in the hospital tell me the women's group is refusing to admit its patients into good sam, anymore, over concerns of patient care and staffing levels at that hospital. they specialize in childbirth and gynecology. it used good samaritan's facilities for deliveries and surgeries. nurses say that partnership existed, for decades. but starting this month, and moving forward, deliveries, surgeries, and emergency care of the patients will be performed at el camino hospital and that is all according to the website. a review by our investigative unit found health inspectors wrote up good sam for being out of compliance with nurse-to-patient staffing ratios in its labor and delivery unit four separate times

group b. so it kind of makes sense, you know, an f medical order group be denmark and finland, which they're making their debut. always interesting. you never know what you're going to get from a debbie taught and then belgium in russia. get your popcorn ready? i think that'll be the main event out of the 3. i'll buy it as soon as we leave. this said. thank you chris aaron, to harrington d. w sports really appreciate it. okay. novak yoke of which is through to the french open penis final. after knocking out defending champion raphael and the doll, the top seated serbian one in a thrilling 4 sets on the clay ad roland garris. the doll had set his sights on record for the title battle last year, over 4 hours, yoke of which will now face reese's definite people. he held off the german, alexander, it's very rare to beach is 1st major fun. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. g 7. leaders have drafted an action plan to ensure the world is better prepared for future pandemic on day 2 of the sun. it summit, they're expected to also discuss their approach to the rising influence. of

group b. so it kind of makes sense, you know, an f medical order group be denmark and finland, which they're making their debut. always interesting. you never know what you're going to get from a debbie taught and then belgium in russia. get your popcorn ready. i think that will be the main event out of the 3. i'll buy it as soon as we leave. this said. thank you, chris here to harrington d. w. sports really appreciate it. ok. novak yolk of edge is through to the french open tennis vinyl, after knocking out defending champion roughly on the dull the top seated serbian one in a thrilling $0.04 on the clay of rolling dollars. the doll had set his sights on record 14th title. the battle last year before ours joke of it will now cease reese's steph, and knows us. he held off the german, alexander's fair, if to reach his 1st major, find your watching d. w. news line from berlin up. next, our documentary is stumble, quick risk and early warning. more world news at the top of the hour as always. and you can of course, stay up to date with all the latest in our website. that's d w dot com. i'm michael o. 2

investigative reporter candice nguyen broke the story of lawmakers sounding the alarm on monday and then a medical grouping their patients from good sam. >> good sa tare man started as a pillar in health care in the south bay. now it's an example of some of the most dire health care and health cost problems nationwide. nurses and experts say. from flies inside the i krushgs, and mag got in a patient's nose to dangerously low staffing levels in the labor and delivery unit to losing the covid allocation to a broken elevator nearly leaving an air lifted patient stuck on its roof. nurses have been complaining about good samaritan hospital for months. prompting our investigative unit to track complaints and violations at the hospital finding out how the once facility fell from grace as nurses diana rossmastina wang s >> it's scary some days going into work. >> they would just expect us to take as many patients as we could handle. >> reporter: state records show good samaritan has had more than double the number of complaints than the state average for the past three years. this complaint substantiated by sta

group b. so it kind of makes sense, you know, an f medical order group be denmark and finland, which they're making their debut. always interesting. you never know what you're going to get from a debbie taught and then belgium in russia. get your popcorn ready. i think that will be the main event out of the 3 bite as soon as we leave this said, thank you, chris, arab to harrington d. w sports really appreciate it. okay, novak yoko bitch is to do the french open tennis final. after knocking out defending champion. yeah. raphael, no dull the top seated serbian one in a thrilling 4 sets on the clay at roland guerrero's. the doll had set his sights on record for the title. the battle last over 4 hours. yolk of edge will now face pieces to phone system. he held on the german alexanders ferris to reach his 1st major finds and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top story. g 7 leaders have drafted an action plan to ensure the world is better prepared for future pandemic on day 2 of the summit, they are expected to also discuss their approach to the rising influence of china and russia, as well as

now as we readjust to not wearing masks perhaps medical experts say one group of people should still be prepared to mask up. >> those people under 12 who are not vaccinated really still need to be in a hybrid situation where they still will have to wear masks in certain conditions. >> abc 7 news vaccine team member kate larsson spoke to dr. maldonado tonight. she's among the doctors who recommend that children who are not fully vaccinated continue to wear masks when social distancing simply is not possible. >>> all right, well are you ready for road trip now? the governor says reopening the state means it's time to travel again. there's a new ad campaign in fact, calling all californians to plan a trip within state lines to help boost the state economy. >> people can feel liberated again. they can feel safe to travel in california. probably the most safe in the united states. the first people to travel are the regional travelers. what we're looking for is to get californians back on the road again. >> governor newsom announced a new vaccine incentive to help restart travel. the calif

. >> reporter: this pregnant woman caught by agents needing urgent medical attention. nearby, a group of 80 migrants, including many children, turn themselves in after making the dangerous trek across the rio grande >> they've taken their lives in their hands >> yes that's why we le people know there's inherent risk with coming to the u.s. illegally. >> reporter: this wall is one obstacle of many on a migrant's dangerous journey north to america, and as scorching temperatures rise and the number of migrants isn't going down, officials worry they'll soon see more and more deaths. deaths among migrants here are now up 58%. >> you are talking about thousands of acres, thick vegetation, the sun. they're about to walk for their lives. >> reporter: oscar juarez told us he knew what he risked by coming here with his four-year-old son, jeremy. >> translator: you have to endanger the baby and a trailer or back of the car. you run the risk of you or your son falling. >> reporter: he lost his job in honduras from the pandemic, his home destroyed by hurricanes he paid smugglers upwards of $5,000,

now as we readjust to not wearing masks perhaps medical experts say one group of people should still be prepared to mask up. >> those people under 12 who are not vaccinated really still need to be in a hybrid situation where they still will have to wear masks in certain conditions. >> abc 7 news vaccine team member kate larsson spoke to dr. maldonado tonight. she's among the doctors who recommend that children who are not fully vaccinated continue to wear masks when social distancing simply is not possible. >>> all right, well are you ready for road trip now? the governor says reopening the state means it's time to travel again. there's a new ad campaign in fact, calling all californians to plan a trip within state lines to help boost the state economy. >> people can feel liberated again. they can feel safe to travel in california. probably the most safe in the united states. the first people to travel are the regional travelers. what we're looking for is to get californians back on the road again. >> governor newsom announced a new vaccine incentive to help restart travel. the calif

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a group of top medical experts in japan says all spectators should be banned at next month's tokyo olympics. overseas fans have already been blocked from attending, but organizing, hoping to allow a limited number of local spectators, the chief editor and chief executive of a pro democracy newspaper in hong kong are due to appear in court. they're accused of colluding with a foreign country. ryan law and shawn kim, you were arrested at the apple de these offices on thursday. those are your top stories so far this out. the news continues after jerusalem, a rock and a hard place. another quick summary for you in 30 minutes. i'll see you then. ah oh i get on this is people who are believers chromosomes, but also quite children of adam as if the client says or humanity for the jewish person, jerusalem run through, not just our psyche, our part of our soul that is in the veins in the blood of every single junior matter with around the world. this is cited 21st century. it didn't heal me in the same going to create the will decide to give this land to his people, the jewish people, which is actua

. >>> as we readjust to not wearing masks, medical experts say one group should still be prepared to mask up. >> those people under 12 were not vaccinated, need to be in a hybrid situation. where they will have to wear masks in certain places. >> our vaccine team spoke with stanford's dr. children are not fully vaccinated to wear masks when social distancing is impossible. >>> we have resources for you. go to abc7news.com for a comprehensive description of what to expect when you go out today. >>> we learned a balloons sparked this grass fire in san jose. we were at the scene near silicon valley road. as crews called in air support to fight the flames. all of this happened around noon yesterday. about 30 acres burned. one building was briefly threatened. pg&e said metallic balloons flew into some transmission lines. >>> the state power grid operator is warning that record- breaking heat could trigger a flex a this weekend. if they call a flex alert you are asked to conserve energy or we can see rotating power outages. there are some things you can do. cool your home before 4:00 p.m.

jonah whole al jazeera was just weeks ago until the ellen pet games a group of top japanese medical x, but say all spectators should be banned. overseas fans of already been blocks from attending, but organize is hoping for a limited number of local spectators. one of the leading health advisors says having no funds is the least risky option. a final decision will be made next week . now at least 11 palestinians have been injured in a confrontation with israeli forces and occupied east jerusalem. it happened after friday prize at the lux, most compound israeli forces with dispersing protest as he gathered in opposition to the nationalist flag march that was held earlier this week. they, they were demonstrating against chance of death to arabs and insults towards a profit and 100 made by is raised at the much. and then in bater in the occupied west bank, at least $47.00 palestinians have been injured during protest against an illegal settlement. outpost is ready, soldiers fired tear gas and rubber coated bullets to discuss demonstrators after friday press this week marks 54 years since

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the group of 7 should take americans pulse and prescribed medication. china's ambassador to france, you shall, yes, is another proponent, he was recently summoned by the french government for insulting an academic. the diplomat says china is merely defending itself from growing criticism of its policies, including allegations of human rights abuses against wiggins. instead, young, it's cracked on, on democracy, actors in hong kong, and the handling of the pandemic and investigations into the origins of corporate 19. analysts say the tough approach is hardening attitudes towards china in the wet and is a stock contrast to the low profile diplomacy pursued by former leader dom shopping celine, this kind of tough. it hides something, the laws and the contradictions and shows of lack of patience, an effective tact in all that's left this throughout the time for you guys. it was you, president, she didn't pay her. china is locked in the global war for public opinion. he's called unofficial here to promote an image of china, which is credible, lovable and respectable. but at the same time, th

the three 44th detachment special forces group sent a medical civic action program team, otherwise known as medic cap, to the village to conduct a sick call. i notice many of the village children had overtaken one of their jeep's. and laughingly took the shot. the next photo was taken on ten november, 1967, in the village -- i hope i pronounce it right. of lou want to. as a goodwill gesture members of the headquarters company second were great, first in future division, provided luncheon several items to the villagers. here you see sergeant, staff sergeant, -- in a small be enemies girl, laughing at some of the events going on. i also believe there was a helicopter coming down at the same time. i think that's what she was really smiling. the children in the pictures, all the pictures, are now in the early fifties. i can only hope they all -- survived and are having good, productive lives. my final selected photo was taken on 21 november, 1967. this was my last shoot for dispose, when my favorite photos needless to say. in the league is fred greenleaf with the one 99th white info tribal g

well, this is usually significant because it should be to groups in france having pushing for yours for equal access to medical assisted reproduction. and what this decision today essentially means is that there's been coupled and single women who are below 43 will no longer need to travel abroad expenses of fertility treatments, or look for illegal illegals for the nations on the black market in front. instead, they'll be able to legally access techniques like in vitro fertilization here in france, paid for by the health service on par with heterosexual couples. so this is indeed very welcome news for me to girls. but the will also does a few other things that will allow, in addition to this equal access. it will also allow women in the mid thirty's to freeze the eggs and not just for medical reasons, which is the situation right now. and importantly, in the case of less than couples, the will will also recognise the to the women, the 2 women as mothers on the certificate, which is also a change from the situation right now. so lots of far reaching changes which campaigners here. so you have long been overdue

reporter: neil the cdc meeting with a group of medical advisors today and those told the cdc that theretwo-shot vaccines from moderna and pfizer. news keep in mind these numbers are extremely small, the number of cases of heart inflammation, just over 300 compared to 20 million people who have been vaccinated, so the numbers are small but there is a link of thought that the second dose in particular could trigger myocarditis or inflammation of the heart and this comes at a very rough time too when health officials are trying to convince young people to get the vaccine and that's really who this affect, mainly young men and adolescents after their second shot. there have been no deaths from this. usually, a complete recovery, a couple of days after that second shot, and it comes too at a time when across the u.s. there's a huge gap in vaccine rates in the northeast states like vermont 64% of all people vaccinated, much lower places like mississippi just 28.9%, concerns with this delta variant now, spreading across the u.s. at unvaccinated areas could see a resurgence of covid. neil back

and you can't just say, we'll do a medical offer called on her fellow d 7 leaders to share more corona virus vaccines with developing countries. the group is expected to finalize commitments to preventing future pandemic in their summit communicate. sunday us take a look at some other stories from around the world. hundreds of israelis have demonstrated against foreign minister benyamin at yahoo just before a new government this morning. and i see from power. nathan. yeah. who has been in office for 12 years and is on trial for corruption. israel has seen 4 elections in 2 years. agree court has jailed for afghanistan, m seekers. for 10 years over the far the destroyed moria migrant camp last year rights groups and the united nation say the camp was unfit to live in. more than 12000 people were housed there when the plains broke out. brazil's president john both matter has been bind $100.00 for failing to wear a mask and assist you in motorcycle radi the far right president. lead sizes appliances in the accelerate for christ. right in pablo, post in our own has been a vocal critic of locked and well here in germany, the greens of formerl

medical assistance. >> reporter: she got fundraising from empowered xl. the group raised $55,000 to support 15 indian vilindian vill for their ceo, the proud moment to see their mission played out on such a scale. >> we have all the kids in the community. so they understand like okay, it is a lot of need. and there is something i can do. i can be part of it. and it brings a smile to others faces. >> i feel like it's a responsibility to help because my family is there, but there's a long way to go. it has to come within. you need to feel empathy to want to give back to the community and to take time for yourself to go to these workshops and to spread the word to many people. >> reporter: to visit and donate to the cause, go to abc7news.com. justin dorsey, abc 7 news. >>> covid-19 still poses poses severe risk to unvaccinated teenagers. nearly a third of adolescents ages 12-17 with covid-19 ended up in the icu with 5% being placed on ventilators. approximately 70% of those teens had at least one underlying medical condition. 30% did not. cdc director michelle wolinsk

so this is a group of history majors and medical humanities minors. who studied a revolution other than the american revolution? were those revolutions mostly senior citizens? we know about revolutions. who leads them and who supports them? emma you sort of think to get through. a people in general younger people and that the iranian revolution a 20th century revolution people have all been pointed to have young iranian society was the french revolution the russian revolution a not so different maybe we are misunderstanding how social change happens. and how our nation was actually founded so i ask you what would the founders really think? the answer is they're young. this is a young person's revolution with some middle-aged people along for the ride. and i'm going to tell you. that actually they were living through a time when there was an incredible burgeoning population of children who were becoming young adults at the very time the revolution breaks out. so we're going to detour for a moment because i want to show you. promisor's point here. i wan

parents need to take part in understanding some children in the vaccinated age groups cannot receive a vaccine or have medicalds to protect the people who don't have the option of being fully vaccinated. that means indoors we keep masks on, likely through the summer. summer camps will distinguish themselves with how much they adhere to safety practices, like cohorting children in smaller groups, keeping an eye out for outbreaks and keeping a mask on outdoors. that's what i will be looking for into camps for my kids. >> i hear you loud and clear. doctor, thank you so much. be well. >> thank you, fred. >>> coming up -- a u.s. army veteran is interrupted during a memorial day speech and it was no accident. details on who cut his mic and why. >>> first, idaho's shoney falls -- ♪ in this week's "off the beaten path" we kayak up to the falls breathtaking flash zone. >> they have been named the niagara falls of the west. most people see the falls from the observation deck but a very unique way to see the falls is kayak to the base of them. kayaking up in the snake river cannon is an absolutely beautiful adventure up