and that includes cpmc, ucsf, and kaiser. all right. also during a last hearings, there was a few questions about transfers? the map shows the locations that offer cardiovascular procedures that are comparable to the services provided at st. mary's. so for san francisco, this includes ucsf parnassis. and then, for other cardiac care services, cpmc, ucsf, and kaiser all have cardiac catheterization labs, and those hospital locations are designated stemi centers, which means that they're equipped to treat emergent coronary heart attacks. so for any cases that need to be medically transferred from st. mary's, patients will go to cpmc vanness or ucsf parnassis. so regarding a network of care through a review of the accepted insurance plans that st. marquis's accepts, all but one plan is accepted by cpmc and ucsf? both especially medicare, medi-cal, and chai -- accept medicare, medi-cal, and chinese community health plan. went too fast. so another question was also raised about hospital capacity and the current ability of san francisco hospi

suddeners cpmc campus in san francisco recently performed its 500th heart transplant. the oakland man who received the heart is now on the road to recovery. >> nice to see. 6:24. this is great, too, classes starting, thanks to our viewers, thousands of kids are sporting new backpacks and school supplies. >> we have an update. >> good morning. i'm pleased to report we are within striking distance of our goal, 5,000 backpacks for bay area students. we were on hand at washington elementary in san jose yesterday where students could pick out a backpack of their own. this is playing out as family giving tree distributes as many as 41,000 backpacks to kids in need. >> you see their smiles, see the curiosity, but more importantly you see the support they know they get. >> thank you, thank you, thank you, we all appreciate the backpacks they gave us. >> there's still time. you can help nbc bay area and telemundo reach our got of 5 houses backpacks. just go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/schools. you had can build a virtual backpack or make a cash donation there. back to you. >

. >> yesterday we told you that sutter's cpmc campus performed its 500th heart transplant.ided this video for us. so, all new for you this morning, we're meeting the oakland man with a new heart. here's what he had to say. >> just taking first step out the door, heading over to oakland, taking a nice deep breath, letting it out and saying i made it. >> wow. >> doctors say that he was already up and walking just two days after surgery. >> amazing. >>> another follow-up for you now. danville singer is not moving forward on "america's got talent." sophia was eliminated. she finished in the bottom three and had to perform for a last-minute audience save. whoever got the most votes in the 30-minute flash round would advance. she did not make the cut. >> she was a good one. she did great. >>> still ahead, right now at 6:00, it's still hot. another day of extreme heat across the bay area. how schools are responding including some in contra costa county who can't start school yet. >> another brush fire burning roefr nig overnight in the east bay. >>> and asking for help. how wildfi

it was signed by cpmc medical staff. >> americans are taking a lot of prescription drugs. to the centers for disease control, most adults aged 40 to 79 took at least one prescription drug in the past month. one in five took at least five. the study says most older adults are taking cholesterol lowering drugs but also anti-diabetic medications as well as bate blockers. younger adults mostly taking antidepressants along with cholesterol lowering drugs and ace inhibitors which lower blood pressure and treat migraines. women take more drugs than men. illinois is now the first state in the country where insurance companies must cover the cost of epipens for kids. democratic governor j. b. pritzker signed a bill into law hailing it as a big step forward in protecting kids and families. they cost families about $600 apiece. the price has gone up drastically in the last second. it will take effect january 1st. >> many of us own a laptop or desktop computer. would it be devastating if we lost the data. >> some tips to save and retrieve your commutputer information. >> reporter: man