para la señora carmen márquez es una vivienda digna, accesible para su condición, como ella está. evaluación del programa de indigentes de la ciudad arrojó que carmen no calificaba para una oportunidad de vivienda. les hacen una serie de preguntas de cuánto tiempo tienen viviendo en la calle de dónde son? le dicen no tienes suficiente? puntuaje en la computadora arrojó que solo tienes 40 puntos. ese sistema basado en puntos llamado ingreso coordinado, es usado por la ciudad de san francisco para determinar si una persona sin hogar es candidata para una vivienda subsidiada por el gobierno. necesita 120 para poder calificar. es algo. es algo inhumano. contactamos al departamento de indigencia y apoyo de vivienda, pero no estuvieron disponibles para una entrevista. por su parte, el supervisor aaron peskin, en un comunicado a telemundo 48, dijo que es inconcebible que a la señora márquez, una madre inmigrante trabajadora, se le haya negado una vivienda mientras cientos de camas en viviendas de apoyo permanente siguen vacías. por eso, dijo, ha propuesto un programa integral a fin de re

la organización fe en acción está encabezando una protesta para ayudar a carmen márquez. amputarle el pie izquierdo y también 10 dedos de manos y pies. ella no tiene hogar y su hija de 15 años depende también de ella. la ayuda que estamos pidiendo a la ciudad. para la señora carmen márquez es una vivienda digna, accesible para su condición. como ella está. los activistas aseguran que hace unos días el programa de indigentes de la ciudad dijo que carmen no califica para vivienda subsidiada por el gobierno. el supervisor aaron peskin nos dijo que luego de analizar el caso de carmen, ha propuesto cambios al sistema. activistas también señalan que existen fondos disponibles para personas como carmen a través del programa safer families, que entró en vigencia el uno de julio. las autoridades no descartan que esta semana en las zonas montañosas se desarrollen vientos de hasta 50 millas por hora, por lo que recomiendan tomar precauciones. la mejor manera de recibir una vacuna a de bajo costo o gratis es por inscribirse en medigap. los cdc le ponen fin a su programa de vacunas gr

carmen márquez salió de su país natal, venezuela, en agosto del 2023 con su hija, que en ese entoncesa colombiana y otros países por meses. carmen y su hija llegaron a la ciudad de san francisco en diciembre del 2023, con la esperanza de tener una mejor vida. se quedaron por 3 meses en un albergue, ya que carmen dice pasó lo inesperado. me empezó a doler la cabeza, empecé a sentir vértigos. yo le digo tengo fiebre, me dice sí, mamá, estás caliente. y una mañana yo no, no respondía. dice ella que yo tenía mis ojos hondo. todo esto hondo como un cadáver. a mi mam. mami, mi mamá está muerta. mi mamá está muerta. carmen fue trasladada a un hospital donde permaneció en coma por 6 días, según documentos médicos, carmen fue diagnosticada con meningitis. mis manos. yo me las veía rojas. luego se me fueron tornando como moradas. luego llegaron a ese, a ese punto de que se me colocaron negras y tiesa como una momia. tenía el pie negro, se puso tieso por debajo, como así, como le digo, como un plástico. su situación empeoró. le amputaron 9 dedos de sus manos. el pie izquierdo y 2 dedos del otro

action bay area, held a rally this morning outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquezaims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and a number of fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessities needs. marquez joined the rally by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response to these claims. the city officials released a statement. the city's health department, quote, responded immediately, and all individuals at the shelter were given antibiotics to prevent infection. no other cases of meningitis have been reported at that location or any other shelter in san francisco. >> now to a story about confusion and frustration for seniors in their 80s and 90s. even 100 months after they were displaced by a fire at their apartment complex in san francisco's japantown. as ab

and action bay area held a rally yesterday outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and multiple fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessities needs. marquez joined the rally by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response. they say that the city's health department. quote responded immediately and all individuals to the shelter were given antibiotics to prevent infection. no other cases of meningitis have been reported at that location or any other shelter in san francisco, unquote. >> new developments in the trial of a man accused of killing four university of idaho students back in 2022. the judge ruled to move the trial out of the small town of moscow. the judge cited concerns from the defense over

in action, bay area held a rally yesterday outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquezted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and multiple fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for the appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, stable, comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessities needs. marquez joined the rally by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response to the claims. they say the city's health department, quote, responded immediately and all individuals at the shelter were given antibiotics to prevent infection. infection. no other cases of meningitis have been reported at that location or any other shelter in san francisco, unquote. >> a new study finds teens brains age faster, especially in girls during the pandemic. the study found covid era lockdowns ended up aging teenagers brains faster than the usual rate. more than four years faster than normal in girls and

action bay area, held a rally this morning outside zuckerberg general hospital in support of carmen marquez. the group claims marquez contracted meningitis while in a city operated homeless shelter earlier this year. she had to have one of her legs and multiple fingers amputated. members of faith in action say the city rejected carmen's request for appropriate support for her medical condition, asking for dignified housing, permanent housing, state to comfortable housing that meets carmen's necessity needs. by phone from her hospital room. we reached out to the city for a response to the claims. they said, quote, privacy laws prohibit us from commenting on the particulars of any client's case. that said, we have not had any reports of an outbreak at any of our city funded shelters, and we cannot substantiate the claim. >> listen to this. seniors in their 80s, 90s even 100 who were displaced after a fire in san francisco's japantown are not backing down. they're refusing to leave their temporary shelter until their demands are met. >> abc7 news anchor dion lim went in search of answers for t

supporters of carmen marquez say she contracted meningitis at a san francisco city run homeless shelter. she had fingers her foot, her right foot and lower left leg amputated a la ciudad perdida, the only thing i asked from city leaders is to support me in this long road to recover with this illness i have contracted at the shelter. marquez says a social worker found her a shelter, but children are not allowed. supporters say that apparently the city rejected her request for permanent housing and appropriate support for her medical condition because under the city's homeless relief program, she does not have enough points to qualify for anything other than a temporary shelter. we've reached out to the city for comment, but have not heard back yet. >> two bills designed to help people in mobile home communities and other renters are heading to governor newsom's desk. the first aims to protect tenants after they win a civil eviction case. the bill would ensure that tenants aren't penalized on rental applications. the second aims to provide access to safe drinking water in disadvantaged co