amy: kaiser did have a backup plan. members would have been sent to walgreens and other retail pharmacies for the week. the co-pay would have been the same as it would have been at a kaiser pharmacy. strike has been averted. the union representing the employees says it has reached an agreement. it is a new three-year contract. kaiser says it includes wage increases each year. kaiser says it is still negotiating with the union that represents those engineers. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield. >> thank you, amy. in the east bay, three people are recovering after being shot at what police called a peaceful vigil. it happened yesterday afternoon around 5:40 at hillcrest park in antioch. the victims are a 23-year-old man, 20-year-old woman, and -- they were part of a large crowd at a vigil when more than one person open fire. they are expected to survive. officers have not identified any suspects. >> today, president biden will sign his historic bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. the bill will create mill

he said he'd get approval from his kaiser family doctor and a kaiser disease doctor, but then the kaiser insurance arm would step in. john: they would get-- refer me back. so i was in a loop. chris: what should kaiser have done? john: kaiser should have listened to their physicians and should have allowed me to go outside of kaiser. lakshmi santosh: this is not an uncommon story. it's a story that i've heard a lot. chris: dr. lakshmi santosh is medical director at ucsf's post-covid-19 clinic. her team has treated more than 300 long-haulers. dr. santosh says many covid-19 survivors need specialized care. she predicts insurance companies would save money if long-haulers could see long-haul specialists instead of bouncing from doctor to doctor. lakshmi: if i were to wave a magic wand and, you know, be in charge of a health plan, i think it would be wise to look at those cost savings of concentrating care in situations like this. chris: so are health insurance companies covering treatment specifically for long-haul covid? the group that represents them, america's health insurance plans, said

if we start leaving, that hurts kaiser. amy: kaiser did have a backup plan for a possible pharmacists strike, members would be sent to other retail pharmacies for the week, and the co-pay would've been the same as it would have been at kaiser. but the strike has been averted. they say they have reached an agreement, a three-year contract with kaiser. kaiser is still negotiating with the union that represents in the engineers. kumasi: kaiser also averted another major strike set for today, reaching a tentative agreement with the alliance of health care unions, keeping 60,000 workers from walking out, close to half of them in california. it is a four-year deal that includes wage increases, no reduction in retirement benefits either. they will be working on the contract over the next several weeks. reggie: one person is dead in an early morning crash on interstate 280. it happened just before 11:00 p.m. last night. officers say they arrived to find a body blocking part of the southbound lanes. chp is still investigating what h

. >>> negotiations are set to resume today against kaiser and the union representing kaiser pharmacists. the president confirmed both sides are expected to sit down today. the pharmacists are planning a week-long strike s been urging to get prescriptions filled early before then, and kaiser did avert a massive strike involving tens of thousands of workers in california and other states. that strike was set to start on monday as well. kaiser said it has an offer on the table which keeps its pharmacists the highest paid in the profession. we are tracking this ongoing negotiation situation in northern california. you can find the latest updates on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com and click on kaiser pharmacist may strike on the trending bar there on our home page. >>> also happening tomorrow, it's the deadline for city workers in berkeley to submit proof of vaccination. this morning we are getting a better pictures of how many employees have gotten the shot. so far 80% of city workers are vaccinated, and the city is trying to determine how many does not get an exemption could lose th

kaiser workers walking off the job for 24 hours. ahead in a live report, the potential impact on health care services across the bay area. plus -- >> it's going to be very important for people when they have boosters available to get the booster shot. >> a major move in the covid booster rollout expected today. >>> this is "today in the bay." ♪♪ >>> good morning to you on this thursday. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the breaking news in a moment. first, a little chance of rain for tonight. taking a live look outside in the east bay. >> rain arrives later on tonight and into the start of the day tomorrow. we can see foggy conditions starting to develop in san francisco as well as the east bay. the clouds are moving ahead of that. not a lot of snipe today. tomorrow the chance of showers continues during the day. this weak storm system is well to the north of us. we're looking at very light amounts of rain in the forecast as this moves in. the spotty rain first starts in the north bay. we'll talk about th

we have reached out to kaiser and they have not responded.pening at several kaiser locations throughout the bay area. we counted about 20 or so folks. you can see they are holding the signs that say patients first in the hospital. the home alone program actually sends folks from the hospital back home and has the nurses communicate with them remotely. again, these nurses saying they don't think it's the best practice of care. they got out here about 30 minutes ago, and not sure how long they plan to stay out here. they are really making quite a statement right outside of the hospital. we will look to bring you any updates we receive, especially coming from the hospital because we have not heard from them. again, protests like this happening at several locations around the bay area. live in redwood city, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >>> on the heels of that, kaiser pharmacists could strike next week. they are advising patients to fill prescriptions now. separately, they are organizing a one-day strike for next monday. >>> and then th

the kaiser employees threatening to strike next week, and what kaiser is telling patients to do now,efore it's too late. >>> plus, drugs, corruption, and a coverup. we investigate allegations of widespread conspiracy inside the marijuana-growing capital of the u.s., and law enforcement agencies accused of being involved. >> good evening, everyone, i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. tonight, covid confusion and frustration for the cal football team. saturday's game against usc is postponed and it's also casting concern about the following game at stanford. >>> terry mcsweeney is at memorial stadium and the cal campus, where many of the players say they are doubting the covid protocol that was in place, terry. >> yeah, officially it's a covid outbreak that has forced the delay, not the cancellation but the postponement let's call it of the game on saturday. but some are saying it's actually more of some questionable covid testing and red tape that's caused this delay of game. the cal golden bear football team is not having a good year, and that was before 24 players and coache

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. >>> happening now thousands of kaiser health care workers have walked off the job. this is for a one day strike. to show sympathy for engineers on strike as well. so what does this mean for the patients of kaiser? >> reporter: good morning, marcus. possibly longer waits in the e.r., elective and nonurgent appointments may have to be canceled and rescheduled. reduced hours or shutdowns of lab, optometry and other services. they're making their presence known. very vocal. these are a large number of health care workers doing a one day strike, a sympathy strike outside redwood city's kaiser location and 20 others throughout the bay air and in the central valley. fciu which represents most of the health workers tells me they believe thousands have walked out and it could grow to tens of thousands by the afternoon. this walkout is to show solidarity with kaiser engineers who have been on strike for the last two months over alleged unfair labor practices and pay. the downonfor health care workers striking says kaiser can afford to pay its engineers more giving the billion

for at least 58 days and who are outside of kaiser on sunday kaisers pushing everybody to take lessher people doing the same job, but those with kaiser say the strikes are being used despite excellent proposals put forth by kaiser permanente. i would keep pharmacists and engineers among the highest paid in the nation while everything went smoothly for patients getting. medicine when we talked with them kaiser contracted employee tells us that is not always the case. we have things that are falling apart throughout kaiser due to the fact that the engineers are not here. i think tomorrow is going to be a very scary day a kaiser pharmacy strike could last for seven days mail delivery for the pharmacy will still be in operation, but many patients. talk with say they're just glad they're prepared when i called i heard about the strike and you just told me that it's gonna be the next i mean, he's gonna start tomorrow, right and now he said so i won't be able to get my prescriptions until god knows when so i'm glad i came today. i should be fine if the work stoppage is only a week jr. ston

kaiser wants patients with questions to head to k p .org to get answers. new attended days old shooting investigation in oakland is now a homicide case. investigators say the woman who was shot on lakeshore avenue early thursday morning, died this afternoon. authorities have not identified her. anyone with information that may help find the shooter is asked to contact the oakland police department. and in east oakland. two people are recovering in the hospital following a shooting near the 1100 block of 89th avenue. this shooting happened shortly after midnight. when officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot once. authorities say a second victim had already left for the hospital. it was a woman. she had already gone to again to the hospital before police arrived. both victims are said to be in stable condition. no word tonight on any suspects that this story ring doorbell camera video shows moments leading up to a kidnapping case that started in sacramento and ended in hayward is greg liggins explains the child is safe tonight, but his mother is

they'll pick it at several facilities including the kaiser medical center in san jose striking kaiser engineers repair and maintain medical equipment in a statement tonight kaiser said vote we are offering local 39 employees wages that are similar to our other employees, but union leadership wants more asking for an reasonable increases far beyond any other union at kaiser permanente instacart is introducing shopper safety alerts the feature, which you see here will notify shoppers of nearby critical incidents drawn from police social media or local news instacart shoppers in the area of an incident will immediately see the alert depending on the degree of risk instacart. stop operations entirely in some stores or regions. the san francisco company says it is committed to shopper safety thanksgiving came early today for more than 100 north bay families in need this holiday, but it almost didn't happen abc 7 news at 11 covered the story several weeks ago the historic storms that hit the bay area. month left the ritter center in san rafael flooded and heavily damaged thousands of dollar

they'll pick it at several facilities including the kaiser medical center in san jose striking kaiser engineers repair and maintain medical equipment in a statement tonight kaiser said vote we are offering local 39 employees wages that are similar to our other employees, but union leadership wants more asking for an reasonable increases far beyond any other union at kaiser permanente instacart is introducing shopper safety alerts the feature, which you see here will notify shoppers of nearby critical incidents drawn from police social media or local news instacart shoppers in the area of an incident will immediately see the alert depending on the degree of risk instacart. stop operations entirely in some stores or regions. the san francisco company says it is committed to shopper safety thanksgiving came early today for more than 100 north bay families in need this holiday, but it almost didn't happen abc 7 news at 11 covered the story several weeks ago the historic storms that hit the bay area. month left the ritter center in san rafael flooded and heavily damaged thousands of dollar

. >>> kaiser workers walking off the job for 24 hours. ahead, the potential impact on health care services across the bay area. >>> plus -- >> it's going to be very important for people when they have boosters available to get the booster shot. >> a major move in the covid booster rollout expected today as cases surge nationally. the crucial warning from health experts heading into the holidays. this is today in the bay. >>> good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. first, we're tracking this chance of rain tonight. a live look outside in the east bay, walnut creek this morning. kari hall joins us now. >> we're not going to see a lot in the way of sunshine today. visibility down to about four miles in the north bay. in martinez it's mostly cloudy, mid 40s right now. temperatures only reaching into the mid 50s throughout the morning. high temperatures this afternoon reaching into the low 60s in a lot of spots. so we are once again not going to need the sunglasses today but a heavier jacket as we reach to about 63 in

hey, this is max kaiser. you know the hottest telegram group right now is t dot m e forward slash kaiser spanish. they are rushing it. oh, stacy? yes, they are crushing it. so go over to telegram tita m. e for slash kaiser. spanish. it is a hot caliente place to be. it's caliente. all right, i can tell you that for sure. you know, speaking a caliente, we are heading to el salvador. so the next episode a kaiser report will come to you from el salvador. but i'm, i also have a girl photograph. oh yes, yes. so we're going to go there to look at hyper bitcoin ization, right? in the eyes we're gonna have dramatics tear it down, hyperbolic quantization. and the time of hyperinflation, 20 of those 2 things seem to be going together, right? we're going to stare it down. but in the meantime, i'm going to show you some e can on my lessons hard economic lessons right in the headlines as we were preparing to leave. and 1st is, you know, this did the rounds of the big coin community and that's from canada. bitcoin is not a

oh managed kaiser. this is the kaiser report. well, we've made our pilgrimage to big coin holy land. el salvador. we're in l. zante better known as bitcoin beach, i'm just reading the latest episode of mid coin magazine, which is dedicated to el salvador. yes, i have a common here called overdose stacy. what's happening? hey, well, it is amazing to be here in el salvador. we're in l. dante. we are gringos, which means we started filming at like noon. so it's like a $130.00 degrees. all the locals are hiding away from the sun. we are out here, blistering hot filming like crazy people. but you know, we've had an amazing journey from the airport arrival at the airport was quite interesting because we saw like bitcoin or is we're being welcomed with open arms by the entire state. we were tweeted at by the president tweeted out by the ambassador to the united states from el salvador. so there is a massive reading. this is bitcoin week that we've been enduring here through the heat. right? it's hot and so is big coin and the country is

ah, hi, welcome back to the kaiser report. i max kaiser. we are in miami beach, florida, and were with the inevitable alex kosicki who of the amber app you've been on before your view the show. welcome back. thank you max. i didn't know the inevitable, inevitable, inevitable, inevitable as like big coin. oh you know what's, what's the guy from the marvel comics? the yeah, yeah. that then he's super mad yet he come to your tv screen and educate people about bitcoin all over the world. number one, orange pillar in the world for 25 years straight. all right, so alex, let's get down to business here. i mentioned you are at the amber app, something people can look up at the on ramp for bitcoin. now, we are both in el salvador racially. you, you had a, you had a 1st hand look at it. it might be quantization your thoughts. i mean, it's not hypo, the quantization there at the moment. it's hypo chiva. i zation at the moment. i thought we were engaging a bit of hyperbole. yes. you, i set the tone indeed him to work with me on this. ok. ok, we're gett

diane mcclure works at kaiser south sacramento. she says these engineers maintain the medical equipment at their final. they're very important to patient care she says they're going to stand by them until they can come to an acceptable agreement with kaiser permanente. we need them back in the hospitals. are a vital part. >> of keeping the hospitals running smoothly. >> and that was amanda hari reporting. again, the members of the alliance of health care unions still have to vote to ratify the agreement, the coming weeks. so this is something continue to follow. meanwhile, antioch police are looking for a killer in the city's latest homicide investigators say they found a 37 year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds on the sidewalk near traverse co way they say it happened just before 11 saturday night. he died at the scene. one neighbor told con for a bullet went through there with their home in the window. >> yeah. it's it's very nerve wrecking to see the bullet hole right where my brother sleep like that's what his fate would h

kaiser. did send this out. in the event of a strike which looks like a will happen today and tomorrow week may have to reschedule some elective surgeries non urgent appointments or change or appointment to a phone or video visit will contact you if there are changes to your appointments. so in other words, they will call you don't call them. we are here. try to get some interviews with some of the engineers, but they say they're not allowed to talk, but their union members will be out here as well. the union leader. so we'll talk to them. and we'll also talk to the nurses. so could be an income big inconvenience for you as a patient. but keep in mind, though, this is something that's been going on for 2 months. and when you're part of the union, you probably know when when union members hurt, another union member according to the model, will jump in and give support. so this is a sympathy strike even though the nurses themselves. they really don't have a bone of contention with your boss is at this particular t

kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> it's happening instagram is dangerous for your kids and may have broken the law. that's the accusation from california attorney general. leading an investigation into instagram parent company. the newly named meta. we spoke with experts and parents about how they see it. >> no clue how to use it. >> she is visiting san francisco with her teen. an avid user. she thinks a closer look at how it operates couldn't hurt. >> young kids pay attention to how other kids look. how they appear and sometimes they compare themselves. and want to be like that. of course it create some self-esteem issues. >> attorney general among a group of state attorneys general that want answers. in a statement he said quote for too long they ignored the havoc that intsa fwram is reeking on the mental health and well being of the children and teens. this college student also thinks an investigation is over due. >> they spend hours scrolling and scrolling. with no physical movement. such little mental

the kaiser bar with may max kaiser and stacy everyone. i think our special guest carleen yo from guatemala. and so next time with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a fence, very dramatic and development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be very critical time time to sit down and talk join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics. sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. oh, new york is really what america is about when our mayor took our place, he was elected because of his campaign on our city, being a tale of 2 cities, the halves and i have not. and those who have not are usually the ones who wind up being berries on holiday. the city is always wanted to forget about hold island. city is wanted to forget about the people who are buried there. it's wanted to forget about the fact that there is a potter's field that there was a place where difficult stori

i've been an employee with kaiser since 1995. hopefully we can get this all resolved because i still want to be a proud worker for kaiser because they've they've given, you know, they've made my life possible and i just want to make sure we keep that going. the labor union that represents the striking engineers says that even though discussions to get a deal done have been moving pretty slowly lately. there has been some movement three year old has been found safe in hayward after an amber alert last night new video tonight shows the exact moment that the child was taken and we want to offer this warning first that some might find it disturbing you can see a man tussling with a woman over the child frightening moments captured by a security camera. this happened yesterday outside of home in sacramento the man manages to rip the child. right out of the woman's arms police say the child was located this morning in good health and will be reunited with family the suspect joshua yago is accused of shooting two people then taking the

says is that max kaiser? yes. and he was like, i have big grain. yeah. fantastic. kaiser port on espanol is very big in el salvador, as it is a mexico all over latin america. the spanish speaking world, it's the number one business show in the world, in english or spanish. so this is why the big point me has been able to get so far so fast this through the magic of media. and i was great. the just meet up with the fall and we all have been going to come in and we're all on the boys together. i love you were saying about the way coming in crashing and nothing stops on. these is up blocks is a big fire block, just coming, tick tock, new block, like the way nothing can stop it is the parts of nature are just right the way. yeah, and when i mentioned renaissance, to point out the thing about lauren in the renaissance, what happens with the renaissance is they had my d g and the lauren and the warren and the hard money. and the perfect money drew in the greatest minds of the world of discovery of art, of architecture, of culture and all these great minds game

why unions say kaiser isn't doing enough to protect its staff and patients. and cloudy with scattered showers across the bay area today, ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo will have your full forecast. that's straight ahead. centers today, unions are accusing kaiser of not doing enough for its staff and patients. the hospital says the strikes are just a bargaining tactic. ktvu james taurus shows us what workers are saying from san francisco. the people behind me are here for two different reasons. one standing in solidarity for hospital engineers who have been in negotiations with kaiser for more than two months and second demand better resources for mental health care from the kaiser permanente medical center in san francisco concert. hard to see a group of upset medical workers. demand change. you kno, a lot of my patients even you know, told me that they support me because they want more care. they want to be taken care of. most of these workers are in the mental health field. during labor union negotiations. these people say kaiser permanente is rejecting

these employers are not the only ones disappointed in kaiser right now.are currently on strike and pharmacists are planning a strike. these nurses say they believe that shows something is terribly wrong at kaiser. >> i think it's a sad state of affairs that it has gotten to this point. amy: this picket is only scheduled for today but the engineer strike is ongoing and the pharmacists are set to strike next week. kaiser is warning patients to get their prescription filled before that strike is set to start on monday. abc 7 news. larry: uber is being accused of violating the americans with disabilities act. the justice department filed suit against the company today, accusing it of charging wait time fees to passengers who, because of disabilities, need more time to enter a car. suit seeks civil penalties and for uber to stop discriminating against individuals with disabilities. uber says the lawsuit is surprising and disappointing, saying it has been in active discussions with the doj about how to address any concerns or confusion with its wait time polici

. >>> how kaiser avoided hundreds of hospital workers from walking off the job. >> a special memorial in san jose, what it represents for one bay area community. >> we start with a live look at san francisco, all adults can get the covid vaccine boosters. thank you for joining us. >> we are live in san francisco to explain more on the booster shot effort. >> reporter: technically you are not eligible for a booster shot in san francisco unless you were a senior or in a high risk group. that will not be the case any more into the holiday season. >> i decided today was the day. >> reporter: shannon scott showed up to these than clinic vaccine clinic to get a covid booster shot . >> i found out there were giving them and i came immediately. >> reporter: the fda has authorized the vaccines for seniors, adults who work in high risk settings and with underlying medical conditions. but the public health expanded booster eligibility to all adults 18 and older provided a qualified based on the timing of their previous dose. the rationale, case rates are increasing ahead of what will be a busy h

ah, i am max kaiser that says the kaiser a port boy. oh boy it at bible let one rep. oh my god. yes. well, he's been ripping a lot of interesting things lately, including this headline of double thank infrastructure spending will ease inflation by it and says, yes, war is peace, freedom is slavery, and ignorance is strength. max, right, right. this is the ongoing coverage of how the language is being used to cover the fact that governments are causing inflation by printing money. they used to call the inflation, they were creating deflation. remember i talked to danny blan flower about this a few years ago. then when it became obvious that the money print thing was actually causing inflation, they said, well, yeah, but as transitory now they're starting to realize that it's secular and long lasting. and they're starting to say things like, we're gonna do exactly what we've done here at the u. s. government by blowing trillions of dollars on a white elephants on boone da goals, and somehow that's going to cure inflation. when of course, it's just going to exacerbate inflation the

prescription bottles. >> reporter: kaiser is letting patients know to fill prescriptions now. >> he says if i don't pick up my pills by the 15th, i might have to wait. people cannot wait for those pills. >> at the pharmacy in south san francisco, a steady stream of patients picking up medication after finding out nurses could strike from the 15th to the 22nd. >> many say they called their doctor right away. >> i called the doctor and said, hey, i need my medication now, this week, because next week i don't know what is going to happen. >> in a statement kaiser says they keep their pharmacists among the highest. kaiser said it's prepared to provide members and patients with access to the pharmacy medications they need. >>> this is a story we will continue to follow as the strikes continue. >>> cal football team and faithful are forced to postpone a game among a covid outbreak. more players are now testing positive. cal's head coach blames the problem on poor communication from the city of berkeley, as players tested negative one team after testing positive. one health expert said pos

but what about the rest of us ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i max kaiser time now to turn to marshall outback market analyst and levy institute research for marshall. welcome back. that's great to be with you as always. all right, now marshall, you are a market analyst. why our markets continuing to hit new all time eyes despite and i'm going global. pandemic locked down the supply crisis and this inflation raging gray question, i guess when you had a central bank or a series of central banks that have effectively committed themselves to back stopping what seems to be every risk asset, insight markets, events the adapt their expectations accordingly. and to say it's, it's time to pile in, we're going to get bailed up by the fed somehow as fully inflation. well, you know, that's all the more recent, i guess for them to continue to put money in the market because of the you that cash trash. i believe that ray dalio a bridgewater express that you not too long ago. right. what is the inflation picture in canada? it's kind of unfolding in different ways, different countries. and m

at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected.even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ after enjoying eight games worth of home cooking, the warriors hit the road and tonight played the first of four straight away from san francisco, steph curry back to the city and state where his basketball career started. charlotte. warriors in hornets locked up in a good one and meeting for the second time in 11 days. final seconds of the third quarter. kelly oubre knocks down a three to give the hornets the lead, only to see the warriors come down and take the lead back as curry blanks in a long, three at the buzzer. but the warriors will turn it over here in the fourth quarter, and then here come the hornets. just from not playing with its uber to the hoop for a la

ah ah, welcome back to the kaiser report, i max kaiser time had to go to robert ray love. he is the what is money show, robert. what makes max? why, the beer? alrighty. let's get right into it. by the way, she mentioned we are in miami, couple of big con conferences. you're speaking at highly in demand. robert breedlove, after a series of excellent essays, you can find them on line that really philosophical, but in a way that's very bitcoin centric. now, let me ask you this. if you had only one or 2 minutes to describe it, what is money? what's not money? and how to people get mistaken by this and only 2 minutes. i'd rather just say no pressure. yeah. so i think with money, one of my favorite descriptions of it is that it's a contract with a future or a contract with time. so we all know that we go to work and sacrifice our time for money, and then that is essentially a social construct that we can then take and go and redeem time from others. and without this inter temporal contract between ourselves and our future solves and future others, there's no civilization, right?

kaiser employees are preparing to go on strike.ng a pat from a fire. how a doorbell camera made it possible. good morning, everybody. you're watching abc 7 news on ab seven, hulu live. let's start with a click -- quick look at the weather. lisa: we have a lot of dense fog. it's working its way into the north and east bay. as we have our ridge of high pressure deflecting the storm to the north, we've got low clouds and that fog that will stick around through noon in some of our valleys of the north and east. we have

at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected.even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention, early detection and treatment of cancer. >>> they're doing something with that tree. this of course is in new york. christmas tree is finally up. the rocker fella center, it will be decorated with more than 50,000 led lights with the big ahead of the light ceremony which is set on december 31st. >>> catch a all new episode of "snl" after jonathan major is hosting with musical guest, taylor swift. we'll be right here at 11:00, we certainly hope you can join us then. >> have a good night. ♪♪ chris chmura: you're watching an nbc bay area news special. tonight, nbc bay area "responds." female: everybody is just on standby. chris: brace yourself, passengers. this year holiday air travel might be a mess. we're gonna help you win the

para entrega de correo convencidos necesito urgente lo pueden pedir recoger en las farmacias del kaiseraboral. paso que ya dieron, sin embargo no es seguro que ocurrirá..... >>> nos aseguró que estos es regalar la huelga, están preparados para continuar dando el servicio sus pacientes. >>> darán información y guías sobre qué hacer, entretanto nos dijeron... en este periodo intermedio estamos animando los pacientes a que planifiquen con anticipación, y ordenen sus suministros de recetas médicas por internet o por teléfono para ser enviados por correo sin ningún cobro adicional. daniel se enteró gracias a su comadre >>> -(voz inaudible)-. >>> -(voz inaudible)-. >>> tratamos de comunicar con sindicato de farmacéuticas, pero nos respondieron a nuestras solicitud sin embargo se cuentan con la solidaridad de algunos pacientes. >>> están en su derecho y lo necesitan!. >>> agregó que su propuesta mantiene sus profesionales dentro de los mejores pagos en el gremio, que es frustrante ante esta generosa oferta hayan pedido sus miembros dar la espalda a los pacientes que dependen de ellos cada día

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all right, i was going to do for this addition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank i guess, ben iris until next time by off with ah, so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. that development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical of time to sit down and talk with a with who don't welcome 12 people class prosperity is were chosen as the guiding priorities of b g. 20 summit in road. one of the 1st person gathering for global leaders condemning trucks, while the b p slogan is great, the bumper sticker is it realistic in terms of social, at the konami policy general, prioritize the health of the planet while also delivering people into prosperity? well, to discuss it now joined by john chris or political science at the university of toronto and director of the g 20 research group. those are kristen, it's luke, to talk to you. thank you very much for taking the time to meet with you. ok center . so

right, and just to confirm kaiser report and espanol is massive. here you are driving up along the coast, arrive in this town, little town, dirt road by the side of the road. you know where, where you are in a little tiny bit of traffic near the beach and somebody from the side of the road, you know, just selling some fruits and vegetables that max kaiser. yeah. okay. and he was like, i have i think kaiser part of that y'all is very big salvador as it is in mexico all over latin america. the spanish speaking world. it's the number one business sho, in the world, in english or spanish. so this is why the big point mean has been able to get so far so fast this through the magic of media. and that was great. the just meet up with the fall and we all have big point in common and we're all on the voice together. i love you were saying about the ways coming in crashing and nothing stops them. these are the blocks of the big point block. just coming tick, tock, new block like the way that they can stop is the parts of nature are just right the way. yeah.

time to sit down and talk with hi, i'm match kaiser with stacy herbert and this is the kaiser report. and, you know, sometimes it's just too easy. i got to say, stacy, well, you know what, if you thought the highest inflation numbers and 31 years was bad? well, wait until you see the producer price pipeline. now, you know how in the world of energy, everybody concerns themselves with leaks from oil pipelines are natural gas pipelines. and this is a risk while nobody was looking at the producer price pipeline. because coming through that pipeline or a lot of leaks, we're seeing the money printing all of that truly in the dollars over, especially the last 18 months, is starting to pour out further up the producer price. pipeline inflation. rage is at over 20 percent heading for consumers. massive price increases now building up in the pipeline, mac. well, that's right. consumer prices are going to be up again sharply because the stuff that companies buy to manufacture those consumer prices is rising at a rate even faster. they want being reported as a consumer price or cpi inflation. an

but i'm back to the kaiser report, i'm at kaiser. and we get into my interview with carlino in just a moment, but 1st, some scenery. local l. dante surfing capitol, of el salvador are gone completely, bitcoin mad. they love the guys report in espanol, watch them all righty. well here we are now on say get ready for the big event tonight. we're going to be selling these posters and proceeds go 2 daughters of the see a group here an al dante, that is all about surveying. we got a very special yes. a yeah. how long have you been surfing with 3 years and you serve here in l. a. c. i to you, have you ever seen a mermaid? no. no, no more, meg. no. okay. well, so this is obviously a attract visitors from all over the world. have you traveled to serve other another place? so no what am i, what have you ever seen the you tube video from portugal of. 1 surfing on the 100 do wonderful way seen. are you going to do that sunday really see that the bad about how many people are in daughters of the ocean front of the year and i come off. yes. think

all right, i was going to do for this addition of kaiser report with may max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank, i guess, been hours until next time by off noon . ah. join me every post on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking together. the world politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then the british and american governments have often been accused of destroying lives in their own interests. what you see in this, these techniques is to state devising methods, to essentially destroy personnel to that individual. by scientific means, this is how one doctors, theories were allegedly used in psychological warfare against the prisoners deemed a danger to the state. that was the foundation for the method of psychological interrogation, psychological torture, disseminated within the us intelligence community, and worldwide among allies for the next 30 years. then down the victim say they still live with the consequences today. ah, we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient or quicker with our transactions. we can make mobile teens from ourselves. the truth is t