for now, secretary of state medical review has a student control over the believe it agency, which she says has been failing to save us national interests. and i'm the action director of usa. i. d, i have celebrated that authority to someone that i stay in touch with him. and again, our goal was to go in, in a line our form for the national functions of usa. i'm either going to continue to be part of american form, but it has to be aligned with american foreign policy added to the usa ideas off it over the years is we are independent of the national we funds programs. here's freshman whether it's aligned or not aligned with a form you look at the waste and abuse that has run through usa id over the past several years. these are some of the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $1500000.00 to advance the d. i in serbia's workplace is 70000 for production of a d. i musical and ireland. 47000 for a transgender opera in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. i don't know about you, but as an american tax fair, i don't want my dollars going towa

over the panama canal, the city is being plastered with national flags ahead of us. secretary of state medical reveals visit here to discuss donald trump's threats to take back us control of the canal. even american tourists here are perplexed. you have no idea we don't understand. yeah, we don't know why the issue or tool of the 5 ports that operates on either side of the canals run by hong kong company. a chinese company is also building a force bridge over the canal and present encompasses they present a threat to us national interest because china could potentially use them to block the flow of us commercial and military vessels. president consider only know, says claim to chinese control of the waterway or quote inventions and lies telling al jazeera that he knows of no threat left in the i gave him a threat. and secretary rubio would have to demonstrate to me that the chinese are deploying drones so, doing something that would impact the canals and security. but until now, i can't speculate about such a thing until now there's been no issues. the panama canal operates 24 hours a day, $36

outside the presidential palace here in panama city, where they meeting between us secretary of state medical rubio and president jose available, you know, has ended. the president came out with a very up beat expression, very different to the one that we were seeing when the meeting was taking place. and it's saying that the, basically, the danger was over, that the us president would keep insisting on taking over the panama canal, he emphasized that it's some ports in the canals that are operated by a chinese company that may be an issue, but not to the operation of the canal itself, he made the very big and he emphasized that there was a big difference. and you also said the panama is auditing the chinese company that operates these ports on the pacific, on atlantic side of the panama canal. and that in a couple of weeks, they will know, quote, if the results of that or did show that the point to being operated in a way that is beneficial to panama. that might have been a kind of a suggestion that these companies may be on their way out here as a concession to the united states. he also sa

that we understand just ended a short while ago, maybe 5 minutes ago between the secretary of state medical rubio and the president will, you know, from there they moved into a larger room where, right now there is a multi lateral technical team discussion taking place with both the, the secretary state and the president also sitting there. so clearly they are negotiating something i can tell you that they were rather long faces at the beginning, the panamanians were not very please, that the state department suddenly switched the time for the media. it was supposed to start in about an hour from now, and it was brought forward or backward or actually 2 hours without the whole country really having much to say about it. and then michael rubio arrive 20 minutes late to the presidential palace. so some see that as a way of the united states showing that they are the ones that call the shots and not the leaders of this country. but right now, as i said, it's very difficult to tell just what decisions they are actually making in terms of the canal, how it works, and the role of china, which is

clearly the relationship now has become far more intense than it was when the us secretary of state medical. rubio arrived there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries. to try to offset the threats by president trump, to quote, take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong to the united states. millions of us federal work has missed decide if they will leave. the job is by the end of the day, they have the option to resign and receive 8 months of pay or stay in risk levels present. donald trump says it's a way to cut over spending the critics and says the move is kind of productive. a correspondent, residential and his mall from washington dc. sir, just after taking office us president, donald trump signed an executive order eliminating remote work, as well as what he called thousands of unnecessary federal work. we're getting ready to beat cancer. cancer cancer caused by the by the trop wants to eliminate jobs from every part of the g

and let's see a newman reports down from tara points in panama. us secretary of state medical rubio has made panama is 1st destination on his 1st overseas trip. the washington central issue is china, and the fear that it could control the u. s. built panama canal. subconsciously the rubio says, it's no joke, just retired general richardson such a floor over the canal, looked down and saw this chinese port facilities and said those looks like dual use facilities that in the moment of conflict can be weaponized against the chinese workers. first came to panama in the mid 18 hundreds, but their numbers and influence have expanded greatly in the last 3 decades, especially since panama cut ties with taiwan and recognized china 8 years ago. cindy pick a model was former military strong man manuel unplugged noun noted as chief intelligence officer until they were both arrested during the us military invasion in 1989 to date the medical the leaves, the us is right to have concerns. very familiar. yeah. me the thought from the military intelligence point of view, especially the main submarine ca

over the panama canal, the city is being plastered with national flags ahead of us. secretary of state medical reveals visit here to discuss donald trump's threats to take back us control of the canal. even american tourists here are perplexed. you have no idea. we don't understand. yeah, we don't know why the issue or tool of the 5 ports that operate on either side of the canals run by hong kong company. a chinese company is also building a force bridge over the canal, and president trump says they present a threat to us national interest because china could potentially use them to block the flow of us commercial and military vessels. president consider only know says claim to chinese control of the waterway or quote inventions.

the canal a lifetime to edit tennessee and human triples. stern faces all around a secretary of state medical reveal arrived at panama as presidential palace, with a message from us president donald trump. who does the 12 president close? 7, only know that the quote influence and control of china is communist party, over the panama canal area is a threat to the canal and represents a violation of the canals, neutrality, and operations. treaties who be left without making a public statement, leading leno to try to call him. his country's fears about the u. s. taking back the canal by force if necessary, as president trump has suggested, okay, we're gonna is, or there's no doubt that the canal is and will continue to be operated by a country. i don't think this a discrepancy that president trump has his opinion about the presence of china, which will be clarified by the canals, technical teams. that wasn't sufficient to the secretary, the roseville, who's spokes person quickly issued a statement. clarifying that in the absence of a media changes, the united states will take necessary measures t

clearly the relationship now has become a far more tense than it was when the us secretary of state medical rubio arrive there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was a, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries to try to offset the threats by prism in from the quote take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong to the united states. now donald trump has been to and beth ry citizenship in the united states is seeing push back. a federal judge has issued a nationwide order blocking the move compass long campaign on ending automatic citizenship for children. born to undocumented parents, for this particular head explains its been a long standing practice in the united states as a us hospitals. it doesn't matter if it's a boy or girl has a name yet, or if their parents are citizens. if they are born here, they automatically get the title, benefits and rights of an american citizen. it's been that way for a very long time for more than 150 years. and the reason starts with this man,

are you a secretary of state medical, julio? and it is to day visit the panama overseeing the duplication of 36 and documented migrants and the expulsion of 7 others accused of crimes. it's a theme that will dominate the rest of rubio, stripped of central america and the dominican republic. he described it as one of the great tragedies of the modern era. it's not good for anyone, the only people who benefit from mass migration or traffickers and um, and so this is a program that shows are cooperating with our strong allies here in panama, can help to stem the flow by creating a disincentive by of sending a clear message that if you come and you come you regularly i, you may be stopped and you may be returned to your country of origin, cooperation on, on, documented migration is what the white house is looking for in the region. panama is now offering to expand the co operation by facilitating a small airport in the w. yes. for the united states to directly report on documented migrants that come into this country on their way to

discuss the issue on friday or latin america editor at lucy, a newman as more to us secretary of state medical julio, was ending his visit to the dominican republic when he received a public reprimand from the president of panama. where he started his 5 nation regional tour days earlier. an angry president for several mino said that it was intolerable. the deal of the state department live by a noun. seeing that his country had agreed to waive fees for us naval ships transiting the panama canal. you'll find them up on the death of a who stay before you in the world. i express my absolute rejection of continuing to conduct up bilateral relations on the basis of lies on false hopes at austin. i mean, i'm not confused about panel. rubio insisted that it was absurd for the us to pay fees to transit a pin. now it's obliged to protect yes and he offered in all of fractions. but i respect very much. the fact that panama has a process of laws and procedures that they need to follow as it relates to the kind of a import, the permanent and canal authorities, will allow them to work through those process

clearly the relationship now has become a far more tense than it was when the us secretary of state medical. rubio arrived there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was a but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries to try to offset the threats by prism in from the quote take back to the us kind of the, the panama canal, would you, james, really should belong to the united states and what all of us extra estate market. rubio and his trip to central america, which is wrapping up now. and the majority of the countries he visited focused on, on immigration, on documented immigration or migration to the us border and on the ways. so it comes that countries like costa rica el salvador and guatemala can help the united states and work together to, to try to ward off these also the flow of drugs, fentenol, etc, across the us border. and he, there were agreements reached particularly with those salvador and also in the dominican republic where he is now basically to, to ensure cooperation. countries like a salvador have agreed

you know, secretary of state medical robeto's going to travel to panama later on saturday for this 1st overseas trip is america's top diplomatic process broke out in the capital, panama city on friday. i had this visit been taken by president donald trump's proposal for the us to take control of the panama canal. he says china as unfair influence over the waterway, panama, as president said, ownership of the canal is non negotiable. and president trump says venezuela has agreed to accept migrants deported by us authorities including gang members and comes after 6 americans were released from detention in venezuela and flown back to the united states president trump and boy was in the country to meet prevents where the president nicholas montana was called for the reset and relations coming next inside story is going to examine the global impacts of a us freeze and most foreign aid on robotics and stay with us on august the okay, with the changes of slow and the eastern metric currency, the weather is low, temperature was much the same. it's clear sky. so overnight, despite the fact you

i do a secretary of state medical rubio saying bilateral relations cannot be based on lies and deceptions the time to half on the 11th expensing level of change during the whole, she can to change perceptions about the the high pressure dominated the weather across a good positive year up for the time big, but that will change. we have a system pulling in from the atlantic. this area of light pressure will bring when, when the weather it despite the poor school, the part of fronts as we go on through friday. we have got some of the live you, whether to just across the other side of the continent. so some thought different types of boss when the weather winfrey weather to put a real field conditions. i would towards a touchy a just around the black sea. then here's a hi, this is where it is a good deal quite to some of you, whether it's a little band of cloud slipping. further south puts in a switch around at high, which is just being in a few showers across the southern parts of england. wells pushing back towards that stormy weather that we have rounded by a bisk. i know the positive spa

the bill is sponsored by the state medical association, and seiu. flu cases are on the rise in california and across the country. the bay area is reporting the highest rate of flu related hospitalizations in the state. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. the cdc estimates there have been at least 24 million illnesses nationwide this flu season alone. 13,000 of those cases turned deadly. about 31% of tests for flu are coming back positive. that's nearly double the peak from last season. >> these hospitalizations are lining up more with what we saw in the previously kind of historic levels of influenza season back in 2017 to 2018. >> and experts recommend getting vaccinated, but say vaccination rates have been very low this year. there's still time, though there are several weeks left before peak flu season ends. >> we have a lot more to come on abc seven news at four, including the new fallout from the nationwide egg shortage. the retailers now limiting how many eggs you can buy. that's if you're lucky. san francisco changes its tune on t

state and federal funding changes. directored payments in case for medical waiver epp, q ip, these were state formula changes in the works and have been realized. we feel good about that revenue. increased volume and service. a lot of the revenue initiatives in the base line growth reflect the default direction where our services are going. they reflect volume we are experiencing and expected recently. and a continued focus on improving opt miization and bilge efficiency across primary care and an initial other areas. we meet the instruction for no growth in ft e through this another part of instructions we have med sure to meet. and as mr. louie indicated, this budget proposal includes the restoration or allocation of previously budgeted reductions from left year. no change in current services. we found place where is programs lead to savings that achieved the cuts already budgeted. >> a company things before i hand it over for the details. i appreciated the questions commissioner chow, we will answer your questions in the slide to come. president green. baseline revenue growth. so. the question was how do we sure we ar

the patient came to the united states from medical care.la menor cumplió con el procedimiento médico sin pensar en que una tragedia la esperaba de regreso a casa. hasta el momento se desconocen las identidades de las víctimas. para telemundo, rafael colorado. y después de un enero extremadamente seco, la lluvia ha llegado a la bahía, trayendo alivio, pero también preocupaciones en el este de la bahía. las autoridades locales están tomando precauciones, como ofrecer sacos de arena. esto es en livermore y también en otras ciudades cercanas. a pesar de la necesidad del agua, el sistema de alcantarillado también está bajo vigilancia. esto es fugas de aguas residuales debido a la sobrecarga de lluvias. las agencias están haciendo un llamado a los residentes a estar atentos a las advertencias y también a las señales de la seguridad. mientras se preparan para posibles impactos de esta tormenta. y con esto pasamos contigo, francela pérez. qué tal? buenas noches, césar y dayanna. continuamos con lluvia bastante ligera para esta noche. las próximas h

louisiana wants to prosecute a doctor in new york state for sending abortion medications across state lines. they're charging doctor margaret carpenter for allegedly prescribing a pill to a pregnant minor in louisiana. now, this case appears to be the first of its kind, but louisiana state attorney general says it's not about abortion. quote, this is about forcing somebody to have an abortion who didn't want one, unquote. now, prosecutors argue the minor's mother requested the medicine and gave it to her daughter. the daughter called 911 after experiencing a medical emergency. that's when officers discovered a doctor from new york prescribed those pills. new york's governor says it's not going to comply with any extradition order and signed a new law allowing doctors to withhold their names on abortion prescription labels. with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter,

louisiana wants to prosecute a doctor in new york state for sending abortion medications across state lines. they're charging doctor margaret carpenter for allegedly prescribing a pill to a pregnant minor in louisiana. now, this case appears to be the first of its kind. the louisiana state attorney general says it's not about abortion. quote, this is about forcing somebody to have an abortion who didn't want one, unquote. now, prosecutors argue the minor's mother requested the medicine and gave it to her daughter. the daughter called 911 after experiencing a medical emergency. that's when officers discovered a doctor from new york prescribed those pills. new york's governor says it's not going to comply with any extradition order and signed a new law allowing doctors to withhold their names on abortion prescription labels. with me now, julie kay. she's the co-founder of abortion coalition of telemedicine, which advocates for access to telehealth abortion in all 50 states. she started the group with doctor carpenter. julie, thank you so much for joining us. you know, doctor carpenter,

states. hospitals have suspended medication and surgeries for people under the age of 18.oday, senator wiener affirmed that he will support transgender youth here in the bay area. in national news tonight, president trump is pushing to expand school choice programs saying the current to public education system is failing students. critics say, though, that programs like that take money from public schools ultimately >> hurt education. kron four's washington correspondent. many beer-temple reports. >> president trump met with lawmakers and governors at the white house today for a roundtable about school choice. you really is focused on making sure that we're empowering parents, florida congressman byron donalds says they talked about policies that could give parents more public funding for nonpublic schools. children fallen further behind. and so we have to think outside the box. the meeting comes after the president signed an executive order wednesday, expanding educational freedom and opportunity for families. it directs the education department to prioritize school choic

medical child abuse? the number we don't actually, so we don't have figures on the number of people every year. states don't break it out that way who are being charged with medical child abuse. the best, i'm sorry, who are reported the best statistics we have are the statistics i gave you from carol jenny saying of all the kids who were suspected who were referred to her, 2/3 of them she has diagnosed with, right? i just think we may be dealing with a very tiny number of people who are actually reported for this. >> well, those were she was -- oh. that's why my question was about the denominator. i don't want to get hung up on this too much. i wrote a new york times column in 2015 that computed that. i mean, not a back then there were not a large amount of people, but recognized if 2/3 of those not large amount of people are then being found to have. admitted medical child abuse. that's way too high. >> well, i don't know if the number is 40, maybe it's not too high. i mean, i'm just, i think there's a, there's a we're we're having a statistical problem here, but i just want to let mike respond, and

medical debt is deleting cost -- is the leading cause of bankruptcy in the united states. families are saddled with medical debt from prices that are too high and burdened by quality of care that is too low. when they need to get an appointment, they have to wait months, drive hours, or simply go without the care which they need. pharmacies, hospitals, community health centers struggle to keep their doors open, and communities are watching health providers and workers burn out under the strain of a health care system that is increasingly being sold out to greedy investors and the billionaire class. the american people deserve a real health care system, not the current sick care system, and they deserve leadership which will recognize all of these problems and commit to solving them. instead, donald trump and elon musk are only making things worse. to elon musk move fast and break things is not in the united states constitution. that's why these federal district court judges are stopping your actions. in trump's first three weeks in office he has taken illegal and unconstitu

state actor to declare a conflict. though where the bar is may be educationally dependent. maybe where the bar should be for child welfare versus education, versus medical care should differ, depending on the consequences of perhaps getting that wrong. so fleshing out when the state can act, can declare a conflict and act on it is, of course, the rub. we're all looking for the goldilocks middle that's just right. i want to say two things about types of conflicts. one way to think of it, one type of conflict is when the state actor thinks there's one and the parent learns that the state actor deems there's a conflict. but the other would be when the parent doesn't even know that the state actor is determined there's a conflict and acted on it. we see this ladder often in the educational context where school officials make decisions that may potentially infringe on parental rights without the parent knowing that that's going on and this latter conflict where parents are kept in the dark over this judgment by the state that there's a conflict and a need to act, seems problematic. deeply problematic to me except in emergencies or for temporary periods of ti

state. a medical expert explains how this could be possible. >> what we're seeing is a virus continuing to learn and continue to evolve and becoming more adept at infecting mammals. and obviously, the big concern here is that it will get better at infecting humans. so this is an unwelcome, unwelcome development. watching this much more deadly version of the virus infecting cows, i think we've got to watch this very carefully, and we've got to start planning for the potential that we could start seeing a lot more spread in people. at this moment, we have not seen sustained human to human transmission. so that's good news. and let's hope we never do. that's always the hope. but we now have seen this virus evolve enough and do enough things that we absolutely need to be making a whole set of investments and taking a whole set of actions so that if you do start seeing real spread among people, that we're going to be ready to act. and that, of course, means vaccines, treatments, testing. we've got gearing all of that up. >> u.s. health officials say the threat of bird flu to the general public is sti

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states. the kids to california for the medical issues themselves. would ask for those in the state government. the cases are over reported and under reported. and they are other counties and they are preventing evidence that suggests reporting going on but against the 76%. the question here is about the denominator. the 115 cases, but they reported offered because there were suspicions of child abuse? in if there are suspicions of child abuse, maybe 76% is accurate. it's bigger than the number before but maybe we are just dealing with under reporting and trying to match these numbers is a problem. >> it is excellent question. it would be really good if somebody had taken time to investigate the cases in which they report medical child abuse and have heinous behavior but they've never investigated. and they are grossly over reported and the expansion of the medical child abuse and they are targeted today and they have legitimate medical illnesses. what they have found is the rate of munchausen syndrome is to in 100,000 children or one in 50000. the r

states. hospitals have suspended medication and surgeries for people under the age of 19. today, senator wiener affirmed that he will support transgender youth in the bay area. meantime, president trump is pushing to expand school choice program saying that the current public education system is failing students. critics say school choice programs take money from public schools and ultimately hurt education. kron four's washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> president trump met with lawmakers and governors at the white house today for a roundtable about school choice. you really is focused on making sure that we're empowering parents, florida congressman byron donalds says they talked about policies that could give parents more public funding for nonpublic schools. children fallen further behind. so we have to think outside the box. the meeting comes after the president signed an executive order wednesday, expanding educational freedom and opportunity for families. it directs the education department to prioritize school choice with discretionary funding.

. >> states is actually medical and pharmaceutical products, followed by motor cars and vehicles. so that could be the sector that could be hurt the most. >> if. >> we indeed see tariffs from the united states. on the other hand, let's not forget. >> that this. >> is a two. way relationship. >> the european. >> union also. >> buys products from the united states. >> in terms. >> of imported. >> goods from. >> the into the european union. >> oil and. lng are among the top goods. >> that the europeans buy from the united states. >> now, we. know that there's. >> a realization. >> in brussels that perhaps buying more energy from the united states is the way forward here. >> to. >> mitigate a. potential severe trade conflict with the. >> united states. >> there's perhaps no. >> way. >> really around that. i just want to share this comment with you from one of my sources. >> a senior. >> eu diplomat told me over the weekend that the hope. >> of the eu is. >> to negotiate. >> with the united states. >> if they impose tariffs on the bloc, but ultimately it will be very hard to avoid. >> a

trump's executive order to pause gender affirming care for young people and some states hospitals have suspended medication and surgeries for those under 19 years old today, senator wiener affirmed he will support transgender youth across the bay area. still to come here at 10 o'clock wet roads flooding concerns. >> it got your weekend forecast coming up after the forecast coming up after the [chatter] it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the saving. it's nice to be recognized. [♪♪♪] [bmo sting] with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. [♪♪♪] excited about saving big five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change

some states hospitals have suspended medication and surgeries for people under 19 years old.rom 2 will port transgender youth in the bay area. >> i is mourning the rising price of eggs to soon affect the price of your favorite pastries prices have more than doubled since summer 2023 due to bird flu concerns. the owner of a walnut creek bakery says the price hike is taking a toll on their business. unfortunately, we will have to raise the prices. it's just gotten. way too high. the when your prices go from. >> you know, here to there, you're like i have to do something that's just you don't want to you don't want to pass it on. but if you keep thinking it's it's going to back down. but it's not. >> the average price per nation per dozen rather nationwide hit $15 in december. the agriculture department predicts prices are going to soar another 20% this year. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, some south bay county leaders pushing back against president trump's executive order on birthright citizenship. >> plus, the bay area's to spare powwow is happening today. hear from o

on the news hour tonight, states sue to block massive cuts to medical research, while a federal judgeistration is ignoring his court order to pause a broader funding freeze. amna: president trump announces new tariffs on steel and

medical side of it, if you pull usaid out of these countries, you're going to have a medical crisis here in the united states. it will come here. >> congressman, in addition to the incredible work of usaid, we have come to understand that it's not just usaid. there are other relief services out there. catholic charities, for example, a significant player here domestically as well as globally. catholic relief services, right. which is, you know, a companion organization working hand in hand with usaid, national catholic reporters already indicating that catholic relief services is laying off staff cuts and programs. after this usaid shakeup. the reality of it is you look at catholic relief services basically receives about half of their $1.5 billion budget from this type of funding. >> exactly. >> talk about the impact across the board for humanitarian services. that soft power, that soft power, yes, is putting food in place, medicine in place for people. but that also translates as simone and alicia were talking about in other ways to secure the us presence on the ground locally. because here's the deal. whe