many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-calut d.m.v. services, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness today. >> i am the representative for the volunteer central. we are the group that checks and all the volunteers that comment participate each day. on a typical day of service, we have anywhere between 40500 volunteers that we, back in, they get t-shirts, nametags, maps, and all the information they need to have a successful event. our participant escorts are a core part of our group, and they are the ones who help participants flow from the different service areas and help them find the different services that they needs. >> one of the ways we work closely with the department of homelessness and supportive housing is by working with homeless outreach teams. they come here, and these are the people that help you get into navigation centers, help you get into short-term shelter, and talk about housing-1st policies. we also work very closely with the department of public health to p

australia's and pace of raised concerns after cyber criminals attack the largest health insurance, medi bank, stating $9700000.00 customer records, including those of the countries prime minister for the data on the dark web, exposing details of abortions, drug addictions, and other sensitive health issues after medi bank refuse to pay a ran site, that has been divers, have found a 6 meter section of the space shuttle challenger. off the coast of florida. the spacecraft exploded shortly after its launch in 1986 killing. all 7 astronauts on board, nasa now deciding whether to recover the wreckage for days, italy's refuse to allow people to leave several migrant rescue ships off the italian coast. one of the vessels, the ocean viking was carrying passengers been at sea for weeks. now frances agreed to accept the 230 people on board and criticized italy's new right wing government for refusing to do so. it's been an odyssey of hardship for the passengers of the ocean. viking, over 200 migrants, including 57 children, rescued from mediterranean waters and brought to europe's doorstep by the

it monitor local authorities medi in lily, 3 weeks off from disappeared voices, his body was found on the side of the road, dismembered at the mer pictured here with moist grilling him of camera. the look. it was implicated in his murder in. he fled. he still hasn't been captured. litski has got one of the highest rates of journalist murders in the world. press writes of a good thing that's intrinsically linked to a lack of justice when a reporter is killed. it only adds to the silence in the country. we full of voices his case interviewing with the headed, the special prosecutor's office, set up specifically to investigate crimes against journalists. the mare is still an alarm at large. there's only one policeman in prison at the mo, moved for this, and several members of the ring who organized their alleged to have organized it also remain, not in jail and not sentenced. what's your response? they're investing in a regular you got to where across. we high have are back break to we can give the police all the information that we have, but the prosecutor cannot go on arrest somebody t

sanchez, was kidnapped from their home in medi, in southeast mexico. yes. oh hi. i b as if he had given this started to say was the man with the taxi. and when they took my husband down, he saw us and told them just don't do anything to my family. while he made money as a taxi driver, voices, his main job was running a free newspaper could loan me on it monitor local authorities medi in lily, 3 weeks after disappeared voices his body was found on the side of the road, dismembered at the mer pictured here. with moisture grilling him off camera, the look, it was implicated in his murder in he fled. he still hasn't been captured. let's cruise got one of the highest rates of journalist murders in the world. press rights advocate say that's intrinsically linked to a lack of justice when a reporter is killed. it only adds to the silence in the country. we full of voices his case interviewing with the head of the special prosecutor's office, set up specifically to investigate crimes against journalists. the mare is still an alarm at large. there's only one policeman in p

many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-cal.v. services, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness today. >> i am the representative for the volunteer central. we are the group that checks and all the volunteers that comment participate each day. on a typical day of service, we have anywhere between 40500 volunteers that we, back in, they get t-shirts, nametags, maps, and all the information they need to have a successful event. our participant escorts are a core part of our group, and they are the ones who help participants flow from the different service areas and help them find the different services that they needs. >> one of the ways we work closely with the department of homelessness and supportive housing is by working with homeless outreach teams. they come here, and these are the people that help you get into navigation centers, help you get into short-term shelter, and talk about housing-1st policies. we also work very closely with the department of public health to provide

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the kherson region, maryana tkaver, kyrylo strumousova, about it already almost everyone informed medi klo, and because of the situation, he held back and said no, there won’t be any 24-hour curfew , that in general, they are just somehow fussing. are these some well-thought-out actions ? she understood the occupiers in order to simply drive him out to the left bank, and the remaining population continues to be intimidated. it is obvious that the occupier is not sure of the population because there are no such people in kherson oblast who really sympathizes and is really ready to fight for this ghost of the russian world, that's why of course those who remain in uh, in the eyes of the occupiers, they are potential traitors, potential enemies there, those people who can transmit information about the coordinates of enemy troops, and it is clear that something needs to be done with them the local government tried to do something with them. this statement was issued during the advisory hour. with their own transport, the sinkers in the bus were sent to the left bank, and in this way they

from refusing care based on who pays for the treatment, whether it's the patient health insurers, medi-cal or medicare. overall, the measure is similar to one that was rejected by more than 60% of the voters in 2020. so what's different this time around proposition 29 expands the options for the type of onsite supervision during treatments. also new there is a requirement to report ownership interests. so what happens if prop 29 passes costs for dialysis clinics will go up by several $100,000 a year. that's because they be required to pay for a physician or nurse practitioner or physician assistant to be on site during all treatments. california's legislative analyst office has outlined 3 ways which clinic owners could respond to higher costs. the clinics could negotiate increased rates with patients or those paying for treatments. they could continue current operations spot with a lower profits or it could lead to some clinics being closed. the legislative analyst's office does acknowledge some clinics might not be willing or able to handle those options. prop 29 could also increase the c

it monitored local authorities medi in. his voices grilling the mirror. i see many of the of mythology under gave us in conference. the look it up. we'll hear music by the melody in. give you to her from well go. lily, 3 weeks off for disappeared, voices his body was found on the side of the road. dismembered the mare was implicated, he fled, he still hasn't been captured. metzger has got one of the highest rates of journalists murders in the world. press rights advocates say what contributes to that is a lack of justice when a reporter is killed. it only adds to the silence in this country. we full of voices as case to see how that plays out. his son, jorge hasn't given up helping to bring the case to a special prosecutor's office set up specifically to investigate crimes against journalists. recover sciences is it. fleet? the mare is still an alarm, a large, there's only one policeman in prison at the moment for this. and several members of the ring who walk and ice their alleged to have organized there also remain not in jail and not sentenced. what's

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federation did post that image of an iranian flag without the emblem of the islamic republic as for medind karina. they are now heading home to here in the bay area. they say during their time at the world cup. they have had their signs flags and t-shirts confiscated by security. they've been followed harassed and recorded by supporters of the islamic republican. okay, please thanks very much in the south bay a big opportunity is coming to one san jose neighborhood abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes shows you how a nonprofit plans to give residents the gift of safety. the seven trees neighborhood in san jose is a place its residents are proud to call home. it was raised here and i live here now. i'm raising my family here. i also worked in this neighborhood. so to me it is it's not just home. it's a place of work and it's a community but life in the neighborhood hasn't been without its challenges. this is a neighborhood that has a lot of gang activity drug activity a lot of theft valerie mitsumori also grew up in the neighborhood and now works with the south bay nonprofit rebuilding toget

i'm an intensive care physician in medi in hunger say at build on i only realized by chance that i was infected. so i was working my shift. no, i wasn't feeling ill. carrie, i'm a failure. potter. i was eating dinner when i noticed that i had no taste to leave and i knew that's a common coven symptom. little seemed more frequent bakery. if any on parallel, i hadn't existing problem with my spinal column encoded worse than the pain it had to be treated as so i needed a nov route block that are not meant going to look for covered patients being in intensive care was psychologically challenge empathy, mental locales accepted up, but alice present the emotional impact was considerable if these people were already very frightened felon man the booth. and if you're in an i c u, you know, the situation is serious. what ac opinion? yeah. and the fact that no visitors were allowed made it even worse. for 5 over moved alley he no boy to set up for all of us working in intensive care. a lot was lost, but a lot was gained from norfolk, we managed to pull through there. we did it wrong, but it was

australian and pays have raised concerns after cyber criminals attack the largest health insurance, medi bank stealing 9700000 customer records, including those of the prime minister. i put the data on the dark web, exposing details of abortions, drug addictions, and other sensitive health issues. after mary bank refused to parents that information that a migrant ship carrying more than 200 people has now docked in the french, a port of too long. a france agreed to welcome the ocean viking rescue boat into one of its ports after italy refused to let it dark on its territory. the issues caused a route between paris on the new right wing government in rome. it's been an odyssey of hardship for the passengers of the ocean, viking over 200 migrants, including 57 children, rescued from mediterranean waters and brought to europe's doorstep by the charity s o s military money. for days they waited off the coast of italy for permission to dock permission that never came. finally, france agreed to let them dock in the military port of 2 long. in the meantime, french maritime authorities evacuated

practically all of medi and then after half an hour klo, and because of the problem, he kept himselfill not be any 24-hour curfew, that they are just somehow fussing. this is an appeal, but she understood the very logic of the occupiers' actions. this is the maximum intimidation of the civilian population in order to simply expel it to the left bank, and the population that remained is being continued to intimidate, it is obvious that the occupier is not confident in the population because, well, there are no people in the kherson region who really sympathize and are really ready to fight for this ghost of the russian world, so of course those who remain in the eyes of the occupiers are potential traitors, potential enemies there, those people who can transmit information about the coordinates of enemy troops and it is clear that something needs to be done with them, but the local authorities tried to do something with them. this statement was issued during the advisory hour. introduced people, i.e. deprived them even of the opportunity to move with their own transport , e-e, sent th

and peas, have raised concerns after cyber criminals attacked the country's largest health, ensure a medi bank, they stole $9700000.00 customer records, including those of the countries. prime minister, the data was put on the dark web, exposing details of abortions, drug addiction, and other sensitive health issues. after many bank refused to pay a ransom and activists, the staging protests that the u. n. climate summit in sharm el shake egypt, u. s. president joe biden is traveling to the summit to day, where he will face prussia to help developing countries reeling from disasters caused by climate change. like climate sonnet has been called to try to avert catastrophe as global warming heads towards dangerous levels. but the human rights record of the host country, egypt is also coming under scrutiny. phillip, particularly the treatment of pro democracy campaigner allah of delta, or he has been jailed for spreading for what? spreading what the authorities alleged to be fake news. some protesters are using the summit as a platform to campaign for his release. and as we report now, the e

from refusing care based on who pays for the treatment, whether it's the patient health insurers, medi-cal or medicare. overall, the measure is similar to one that was rejected by more than 60% of the voters in 2020. so what's different this time around proposition 29 expands the

ah, the bears were worried, they woke up from winter sleep just a couple of weeks before, and well, medi are such calmer animals, we were lucky here, and the bears were worried, that is, often one male spent a lot of time in the den when the front was already close and hail could be heard very well here, they came out nervous, they accordingly saw that we were nervous, they were nervous. and well, at first we thought that we would stay here somewhere for the third day, we helped to evacuate the neighboring shelter because they had such a dear animal, but you are tigers, but when we first saw an aerial fight with a fighter over the enclosures, and already when we heard them playing nearby, it was clear that somehow we must probably try to evacuate to any places where wild animals are kept, zoos, rap centers, menageries they are absolutely not adapted to such events, well, that's a fact. and in no country in the world is this a huge problem. such emergency situations are war, forest fire, earthquake , uh, flood, uh, it's very, very difficult to deal with it if the organization is competent

ukraine on the international arena, the drilling of the situation in kherson on the world e-e sites of mediry important extremely important it is there it is concrete since they will give us money later, how will they vote on the next resolution, what will be the support of the population and so on, why did this happen? i don't know, well , once again, i don't like to give some kind of astrological theory and i hope that it is not only connected with the arrival of the president, but i also it doesn't matter why it happened now, the main thing is that it is resolved very strongly in relation to ukrainian journalists, who, frankly speaking, also help a lot and spread this information with international colleagues and, of course, international ones. well, we can't things when we deprive the so-called accreditation it is bad for us it is not bad for this energy they have enough ukraine all over the world that they can cover they can sit in lviv and cover but we just need them to show what is happening in kherson as a destroyed infrastructure why do europeans have to provide more transformers i

treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insuranceans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >>> okay, we have been watching a lot of world cup soccer, right? >> we are the judges, we know all. >> not quite. but we did want to look back at some of the goals in the matches we didn't cover on the broadcast, giving everyone a chance to rate them 1-10. sparing no expense. >> all right. we'll find out. the first goal is during the match, here it is. >> you can see the lift. i'll give it a 7. >> it was nice, not too much there. >> okay, a nice job. under pressure. >> yes, it was a momentum builder for sure and maybe another point for that. we're aver al, it came from the ghana, south korea match. this was personally by far my favorite match of the day. >> okay. >> did you watch? >> i did not see this one. >> you? >> i'm curious to see this. vern? >> no, bring it on. >> okay, they came out swinging. they scored two goals right off the t

many people coming to the event are here to receive one specific need such as signing up for medi-calut d.m.v. services, and then of course, most of the people who are tender people experiencing homelessness today. >> i am the representative for the volunteer central. we are the group that checks and all the volunteers that comment participate each day. on a typical day of service, we have anywhere between 40500 volunteers that we, back in, they get t-shirts, nametags, maps, and all the information they need to have a successful event. our participant escorts are a core part of our group, and they are the ones who help participants flow from the different service areas and help them find the different services that they needs. >> one of the ways we work closely with the department of homelessness and supportive housing is by working with homeless outreach teams. they come here, and these are the people that help you get into navigation centers, help you get into short-term shelter, and talk about housing-1st policies. we also work very closely with the department of public health to p

's have race concerns after cyber criminal criminal attacks, the country's largest health insurer, medi bank. they saw 9700000 customer records, including those of the countries. prime minister, the data was put on the dark web, exposing date, details of abortions, drug addiction, and other sensitive health issues. after many bank refused to pay ramson, i had been just going, a police officer has died and another has been injured. and a nice attack in brussels. the suspected attacker was shot after the stabbing and taken to hospital belgian anti terrorism. prosecutors have taken over the investigation a migrant ship carrying more than 200 people has ducks in the french ports of too long. france agreed to welcome the ocean viking breski boat into one of its ports after italy refused to let it duck on its territory. the issue is close to spot between paris and the new right when government in room. it's been an odyssey of hardship for the passengers of the ocean, viking over 200 migrants, including 57 children, rescued from mediterranean waters and brought to europe's doorstep by the char

. >> the big line out of the medi this week has been maga like populist conservatism is extreme .what do you say and reaction to that, that is the mantra of the left, they think it works for them so they are going to. america first is not extreme. >> let me say this year. if you live in america, shouldn't you want america to b great again? i will never announce i want china to be great again while i'm living in america. right now the people in washington have put a second pair they wanted, but yet we have come so far. we have come so far and i don't want to take us back. i will say this here, the green agenda, we are prepared for i will be the first one to raise my hand. right now we are not ready. we would put our self with the national security problem because we are not kid. we're giving the energy to our enemy. work creating a national security problems because we're not leaders anywhere in washington. when the united states leads, the whole world does well, but right now we are not the leader and the people of russia seem t be okay with it. i want everybody out there to know

before all of a sudden there was this addition and this addition and then finance,ce law, insurance, medi, professional sports, most of their income will soon come if it doesn't already from china franchising so their attitude was they are uniquely qualified through education, temperament, zip code or the professions that we are to have this market and more money came in. $6 trillion. most of the professions or finance investment, insurance, tech, computers, entertainment, that type of thing. so it's winners that have been very successful in the global project but the problem is they feel because they were economically so blessed to they could move on to a higher state of w unity and we should look at the constitution for advice and help to correct the defects so they look abroad and feel the united states is parochial and calcified and they are citizens of the world and then they confused cause and effect and will get people in the interior that produce energy and to manufacture and assemble and think they were not cattle around with this behavior or this phd that they are losers. they c

was over they had your agencies, reaching out to facebook and twitter and microsoft, although social medi companies it seems that the executives of big tech were mor than happy to roll over. >> they documents that you were referencing his broader, j.p. morgan attended nearly all of the cybersecurity advisory committee meetings on misinformation and disinformation. again, quickly, they are laying the groundwork, are they not fo this idea of deep banking to become a more mainstream strategy removing the ability o people to house and build money in certain institutions for thi looks like where it's going. >> it is chilling parade we saw a taste of that with the canadian protests and we have seen it here with go fund me just closing down anything to d with conservatives. this is a terrifying ccp china like collusion between big corporate, big tech, whatever you call it in one side of politics. this is why they are going completely nuts about elon musk buying twitter. free speech is their enemy and they are trying to shut it down. >> laura: thank you for your reporting and your commentary o th

then west posted something remarkable on twitter which for some reason all of america medi ignored becausesually in the business of ignoring it he posted a picture of a text exchange he had had with pasternak who explained that west had better stop saying quote crazy stuff, in other words he better get back on the script or he would be severely punished. second option, if you don't shu up, i have you institutionalize again whether they medicate the out of you and you go back to zombie land forever. play date with a kid just won't be the same. try if you can to imagine a mor sinister threat than that. a more chilling threat than tha great do what i say or i will turn your brain to mush. i will destroy your relationshi with your own children. i will send you back to zombie land forever, effectively, i'll kill you. keep in mind this is from his quote trainer, not his physician . a guy he had hired to help him do squats. really come into the trainer talk like that your gym? probably not. what's going on here exactly? according to his bio, he has no denied writing these texts, or work once work

invasion on the west coast in the hollywood hills, our fox affiliates is on of the is a popular social medinfluence or end they suspects wearing masks a multimillion dollar home, pistol whipped one of them and still about $1 million in jewelry. three men knowingly bought and resold stolen goods account suspecting fires and this case for the men had stockpiled hundreds of thousands of dollar in stolen property, enough to fill the $30 million moving check. retail theft, we reported on in recent months have driven huge profit losses and led to the closing of retail stores. one of how retailers in high crime areas david lee, good evening. >> esther's gear up for the holiday season there bracing fo an ongoing wave of thefts cutting into profits. security experts say the proble isn't only shoplifting, but orc organized retail crime. as seen in the. the spanish the glass at this jewelry store and grab what the can. for study by industry group sai 2021 compared to the previous year on average, retailers sought a 26 in a half percent increase in organized retail crime carried los angeles, san franci

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election and no person wants joe biden to run because everybody gets that it is unsustainable, even the mediets it at this point. the question is he replaces joe biden and what can that person do with the disaster has a ministration has created. we are honored, the professor, think so much for joining us. i think it's pretty clear where we are and how we got here what next? >> unfortunately, we had at midterm referendum on the biden administration and they not onl didn't articulate what they wer doing, they didn't defend it an worse yet, they didn't promise to change. so they look at the referendum, the midterms and they think you know what, inflation, oil prices , we didn't even talk about it instead we called our enemies so i fascist, we said they are un-american, we said women were dying all over the country when they couldn't get abortion and that was a successful formula so we will d what we did before and double down. we would rather be ideologicall correct then worry about the american people or the middle-class. this is what he promised on the campaign trail. he said he was going to

their disables of relying on public needs based benefits such as ssi, supplemental security, income, medi-cal section 8, this could result in a loss of these benefits. this could mean a loss or barrier to affordable housing, healthcare, personal care, community supportive services for persons with develop mental disabilities and many more items and things. allowing for survivor a immunity to be placed in a trust or supplemental trust would often solve this problem. it is a form of trust that's recognized by both of social security administration and the department, california department of healthcare services. as a vehicle for holding and managing funds for benefit of a person with disabilities where they are not, they would not interfere with their eligibility for other benefits. this has been done in the california state teacher retirement system and the u.s. department of defense and many other places around the country. in addition, and this is an important update as well, the code has not been changed since 1983. and does not reflect a general neutral terms that we used to. so, we would

treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) surrounding the luxury designer ballenciaga involving the sexualized ads involving kids. they filed a $25 million lawsuit against the company who made the sickening ads. now the group continues to face a massive backlash as big names like kim kardashian are re-evaluating their business relationship with the designer. the troubling woke insanity doesn't stop there. as a dean at cambridge university in the uk is actually defending a colleague's sermon about jesus having a trans body. a sermon that prompted claims of heresy. here with reaction, joe concha and fox & friends weekend co-host, rachel compos. rachel, let me start with you. you know, it's interesting to me that if you make it an attack against some religions is one reaction. if you attack christianity, it seems to be fair game in that particular case. and why is it that they're

we're asked for a list of potentially funded organizations or programs through this medi-cal reimbursement from the state. we got that yesterday, and once we saw joe heely detox, baker place we had a conversation with dr. counselis this morning and we had further questions and requesting to go back to committee and she was perfectly fine with that >> yeah. supervisor mandelman you had questions -- >> i guess is there any harm from the department's perspective in accepting this back to committee? >> deputy director rocha. >> yes. i think delay the agreement on process with the state. >> supervisor -- >> [inaudible]. >> supervisor mandelman. >> all right. if dph wants us to vote against our colleagues they need to make stronger arguments and i'm not prepared to do that and send it back to committee. >> thank you supervisor mandelman. there was a motion -- >> seconded by supervisor stefani second by supervisor stefani to send this back to committee. >> budget and finance. >> madam clerk on the motion. >> on the motion to send item 27 on the budget and finance committee. supervisor preston. >>

the quality of nursing homes that accept medi-cal in the community and is much lower than the quality of care at laguna honda and in discharges will lead to a regional catastrophe in the availability of medi-cal beds and not adjust san francisco and regionally and people will die so there's got to be a way of working with cms. i don't know enough to say whether you should accept the settlement and then go forward and try to cut a better deal. i'm not sure, but we cannot allow forced discharges or transfers or whatever i'm niche you use to resume. my understanding. >> . >> is that laguna honda is licensed by the state and if the state continues the licensure the state and the city together could bridge any lost funding. the state has been part of the problem. cdph has given laguna honda management long bad advice and management was bad enough to take it. now good faith efforts are being made -- >> thank you commenter theresa palmer for your comments. mr. lamb do we have another caller in the queue please? . >> hello. my name is art and a board member of the san francisco gray panthers.

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treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurancelifornia. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >> sandra: think that college degree is the key to success? think again according to a new report in the "wall street journal." a tight labor market is forcing major companies to drop college requirements for certain positions. let's get the read from brian brenberg, fox news contributor and economics professor at the kings college in new york. you have our attention. >> i'm the college pop here. >> sandra: really good jobs out there. now college degree may not be a requirement for them. >> these companies are so desperate for workers. they say what if we don't require a college degree? what happens? they find hungry young workers that want to learn that want to contribute, we can teach them the things that they need to know to make a great living. so a lot of college degrees look extraneous, especially when you have colleges that are teaching kids more about

. >> i was lifted into this medi-vac plane. and i was so grateful. >> good evening. in jonestown, guyana. 910 died in the poison ritual of the people's temple last week. >> this was americans killing other americans and themselves. in its own interest for its own well-being, this nation will have to find out why. french toast the way it's meant to be. try all three flavors. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. ♪ music: forest blakk, fall into me ♪ ♪ you said close your eyes don't look down ♪ ♪ fall into me and i'll catch you, darlin ♪ ♪ we'll dance in the street like nobody's watching ♪ ♪ it's just you and me... ♪ celebrate every kiss. get financing that fits your budget with low monthly payments. >>> there were a lot of strange people who committed a lot of strange crimes in the 1970s. but none of them was as mediagenic as ted bundy. >> you said you were surprised when you went to jail? >> surprised? i don't know, i didn't know what to expect, i've never been in a jail before, never been arrested before. >> theodore bundy is a proli

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treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurancetment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >>> which holiday movies do you watch every year? in my house it's "national lampoon's christmas vacation." you can settle in for the stories behind all the things we love to watch at christmas. here's a preview of "'tis the season, the holidays on screen." >> i can't think of christmas and christmas eve without thinking of "it's a wonderful life." it's my childhood. when i was little, i would get into the big chair with my dad and we would watch the movie, because it was my dad's favorite movie. >> i remember seeing it the first time with my family and crying and beingbarrassed by th emotions. i don't know how many times i've seen "it's a wonderful life." i always see something new. >> it premiers tomorrow night at 8:00 here on cnn. >>> thank you for joining me this evening. i'm paula reed. "the 2000s" is up next. before we go we want to remember and pay tribute to one of the show's

treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >>> police say a triple homicide in california is tied to the cat fishing of a teenager online. a former virginia state trooper is also dead. he's the suspect killed in a shootout with police. a story that's deeply twisted and very disturbing. >> police say the call came in just after 11:00 friday morning asking for a welfare check after a 15-year-old girl appears to be distressed was seen near a car with a man. >> house on fire. >> then while officers were responding to the scene, more calls to 911. but this time about a fire in the same neighborhood. >> they found three people deceased inside the house. >> the three victims, the girl's mother and grandparents. >> we had the grandmother, grandfather, and mother of this teen murdered by the suspect who traveled from across the country for most likely would be the sexual exploitation of this teenager

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from refusing care based on who pays for the treatment, whether it's the patient health insurers, medi-cal or medicare. overall, the measure is similar to one that was rejected by more than 60% of the voters in 2020. so what's different this time around proposition 29 expands the options for the type of onsite supervision during treatments. also new there is a requirement to report ownership interests. so what happens if prop 29 passes costs for dialysis clinics will go up by several $100,000 a year. that's because they be required to pay for a physician or nurse practitioner or physician assistant to be on site during all treatments. california's legislative analyst office has outlined 3 ways which clinic owners could respond to higher costs. the clinics could negotiate increased rates with patients or those paying for treatments. they could continue current operations spot with lower profits for that could lead to some clinics being closed. the legislative analyst's office does acknowledge some clinics might not be willing or able to handle those options. prop 29 could also increase the

treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurancee california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >> sandra: horrific shooting in colorado springs over the weekend left five people dead, but if not for the heroic actions of our next guest, the carnage may have been even worse. let's bring in richard fiero. he is an army veteran who disarmed the shooter inside the nightclub that night. thank you, sir, very much for joining us. please tell us about the moment you were able to take him down. >> i'll be honest, it was -- it was training, i'm not any better than anyone else. there are better soldiers, better officers, better everything. i just reacted to help people and i reacted to really just take care of my family and i think that's what every, you know, every dad or every person wants to happen. >> john: richard, i know when the shooting started you pushed people under the table, you got up, the shooter was almost right on you at that point. describe h

so hateful and certainly the social medi even more so. so, yeah, it's a it's a dangerous time.he good news is the the capitol police followed up. we're closely with the fbi and the fellow is now a big charge. this is not the first time there was a fellow actually the east bay that threat and may as well as hakeem jeffries, who will become the new minority leader. the democratic caucus. that trial is now in jail. having been not not only charge but convicted threatening a public official. so now we're going into thanksgiving now and we're going to be meeting with our families. i think all of us need to be very, very aware that the children are listening that are young and older. friends and family are listening to what is being said. and if we're talking violence, we're talking hate people will be less state and will be taking action on that as has happened in this case. which we should be aware as a nation that it's a dangerous time, not just for us, but think of election workers just 2 weeks ago that receiving death threats, simply voluntary to conduct the election. >> receive

from refusing care based on who pays for the treatment, whether it's the patient health insurers, medi-cal. overall, the measure is similar to one that was rejected by more than 60% of the voters in 2020. so what's different this time around proposition 29 expands the options for the type of onsite supervision during treatments. also new there is a requirement to report ownership interests. so what happens if prop 29 passes costs for dialysis clinics will go up by several $100,000 a year. that's because they be required to pay for a physician or nurse practitioner or physician nt to be on site during all treatments. california's legislative analyst office has outlined 3 ways which clinic owners could respond to higher costs. the clinics could negotiate increased rates with patients or those paying for treatments. they could continue current operations, but with a lower profits or it could lead to some clinics being closed. the legislative analyst's office does acknowledge some clinics might not be willing or able to handle those options. prop 29 could also increase the costs for some state

treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurancehoose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are right for you at choosechangeca.org. (gentle music) >> john: the senate pass respect for marriage act, requires the federal government to recognize all marriages that are legal in the state where they took place, including same-sex marriages. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle praising efforts to pass the bill. >> after months of hard work, after many rounds of bipartisan talks, and after many doubts we could even reach this point, we are taking the momentous step forward for greater justice for lgbtq americans. >> want to thank the broad array of faith-based groups that worked so closely with us to ease concerns that many of our colleagues had. >> john: the bill now goes to the house which is expected to pass it before making its way to the president for his signature. sandra. >> sandra: john, thank you. the chinese communist party cracking down on protestors as they rally against covid lockd