we are deeply engaged with a range of health care officials and experts from the government, both from the department of health and human services, from our dpc team, and we will maintain that engagement. reporter: you've said it would be a priority for the president. can you give us a sense of what he is doing specifically on this issue? it would be good for us to know given how much of a priority it is for him. sec. psaki: i think it is important for everybody to know that the president oversees the whole of government. he has launched a whole of government effort to look at options and pursue options from every department, whether it is the department of justice and what they do, the department of health and human services, the domestic policy council, to put together a range of steps to protect a woman's fundamental right, and that is what his focus is on. go ahead. reporter: the prime minister of italy is coming to washington on tuesday. italy has done a u-turn on its russia policy. how much has the u.s. taken note of it, and does it elevate italy in the eyes of u.s. in terms of being a key inte

the department of health and social care says it will save people £17 million overall. he first time in over a decade the cost of prescriptions will not. in a typical year, charges usually increase in line with inflation but with inflation soaring at the fastest rate for 30 years, ministers have decided to freeze charges in their current rates. the move only affects patients in england, as people living elsewhere in the uk already do not have to pay. the freeze means a single prescription will remain at £9.35, while a three—month prescription prepayment will continue to be just over £30. but there are calls for the government to go further with its support. those are the sort of people, the squeezed middle, people who don't get free prescriptions because they are not on the medicines that qualifies or on the income that qualifies. they often have to make decisions about which medicines they need, and those medicines are all prescribed for a reason. because those patients need that treatment. the decision of whether to buy medicines to treat a high blood pressure or use t

times above, all us military personnel are subject to mandatory atospa vaccination, and the us department of healthediately purchased 13 million doses of vaccine from denmark. although it was believed that this disease was generally defeated, denis alekseev lead. academy biden's next

tetiana thank you for being in touch with us today tetiana lebedeva deputy head of the department of health protection of the chernihiv regional state administration was in touch with us. i remind you that we are working so that ukrainians know all about pro-russian aggression and life during the war and to defeat russia on the information front, read and watch espresso on the website pages from the press, tv in social networks facebook telegram youtube twitter and instagram and i was with you iryna koval take care this video will last 30 seconds during this time they save dozens of lives we have been open to all heroes in white coats since the beginning of the war ukraine above all a battalion of doctors here our front, well, our front is here for information, i am his clearinghouse, the espresso channel is with you, may 14, 9:43 a.m. and now we will talk about the situation in kharkiv and the kharkiv region oleksandra skoryk, deputy of the kharkiv regional council . about information from our general staff that russia is withdrawing troops from kharkiv , taking equipment and property from

my name is paula jones, director of food security for the department of public health. i'm here to give you a little bit of background about what this is intended to do and how it will be used and how my colleague greg wong and also ask for an amendment to the resolution. this program is intended to address and create a multisector action plan to address social determinants of health. it will the focus on two of those determinants of health, food security and community clinical linkages. this will be led by our office of health equity and support the creation ofs a san francisco black african american focused social determinant of health accelerator plan to improve the disparities in cardiovascular disease incident and severity. and the need for food and nutrition to manage these diseases. funds will be used to convene with community residents to create this plan as well as the leadership team will also include members of representing services agencies and other members from the departments of public health and it is intended to create stronger connection between clinica

care hospital and hospital-based skilled nursing facilities in the city to report annually to department of health public health. a number of certain demographic information regarding patients, traces health study outfit of the city to receive nurses nursing care and patience to qualify for skilled nursing care but are not transferred to a health is a the outside of the city members who wish to remind public comment on this hearing may line up to speak or if you're joining us remotely is called the public comment line at 415-655-0001. meeting id today is 24933084663 press pound twice. once connected you will press star presenter the speaking line. the system will prompt you to indicate you have raised your hand. wait until the weekend take public comment on the item and the system indicates you have been translated one that will be your queue.>> colleagues, i just a little some remarks on this item. again we adopted the board of supervisors adopted the original version of this ordinance recently that and to require private and public hospitals acute care and acute care hospitals to report on their

has the department of public health, are you with department of public health? >> yes. >> supervisor safai: and do you have a plan in place that details the tenderloin initiative budget? >> tenderloin center budget, yes. we have submitted a budget to the mayor's budget office and we are waiting for feedback at this point. >> how do you respond to the b.l.a. analysis of the cost effectiveness of it? have you seen the b.l.a. report? >> i have seen the b.l.a. report. i think what is -- what i want to echo what supervisor ronen said it is really difficult to measure the effectiveness of this program when we have only been in operation four months. i think we need more time to really understand the impact both on the neighborhood and on individuals. one of the challenges of this project was how fast we set up and were not able to adequately set up the data systems that have really captured all of the work that we are doing on-site and off site. and we have -- we are really working on those data systems to really capture the wonderful connections and the wonderful suc

well, and also the ukrainian department of health care, and for many years we talked about the problemsf the lviv region and the whole country and we continue our analytical analytical part of our marathon, after the news we will talk about international in the first part of the actual topic, we will talk about what is happening on the sidelines of the nato parliamentary assembly and we will also talk about the talks of ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi

has the department of public health, are you with department of public health? >> yes. >> supervisor safai: and do you have a plan in place that details the tenderloin initiative budget? >> tenderloin center budget, yes. we have submitted a budget to the mayor's budget office and we are waiting for feedback at this point. >> how do you respond to the b.l.a. analysis of the cost effectiveness of it? have you seen the b.l.a. report? >> i have seen the b.l.a. report. i think what is -- what i want to echo what supervisor ronen said it is really difficult to measure the effectiveness of this program when we have only been in operation four months. i think we need more time to really understand the impact both on the neighborhood and on individuals. one of the challenges of this project was how fast we set up and were not able to adequately set up the data systems that have really captured all of the work that we are doing on-site and off site. and we have -- we are really working on those data systems to really capture the wonderful connections and the wonderful suc

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we are very actively communicating with all departments of health care. is the unit that is responsible for the organization of medical care on the territory of the oblasts, and in turn, we also conduct communication. with the doctors, we explain and tell the ways, they all have clear algorithms of actions when such vulnerable patients come to them, that's why cooperation is very well established and our doctors know what to do clearly understand a-a that they must convey information about this or that patient ask the patient a-a if he wants to seek help a-a or does he want to go abroad or does he want to stay for treatment and prosthetics already in our country so e our doctors are aware of this issue and act absolutely clearly within the limits of the algorithms that were provided by the ministry of health to ms. oleksandr. perhaps there is a hotline where a person who needs prosthetics and who does not know where to turn can call a person can contact the hotline of the ministry of health where there is one, and they will also provide an algorithm of act

in fact, the department of health says 89% of prescriptions are dispensed free of charge.rom age, income, maternity or medical—based exemptions. however, the chair of the prescription charges coalition said it is time for the government to review who is eligible for free prescriptions. we really are urging the government to actually review the prescription charges exemption list. it was put together over 50 years ago, when some conditions like hiv didn�*t even exist. but at the same time, there were not life—saving treatments for things like asthma and maybe parkinson�*s and ms. so we think it is really important that the government does overhaul the prescription charge exemption list. but this announcement today is very welcome from the health secretary. the department of health and social care estimates the freeze will save patients in england £17 million overall and it is just one measure that the government hopes may help people with the rising cost of living. changes to the uk�*s national rail services and timetables have come into effect today. services which were su

supplies and ingredients to be able to make more baby formula. >> after president biden gave the department of health and human services, the authority to use the defense production act to increase the nation's baby formula supply. the secretary of health and human services is now using it to ensure abbott nutrition. the company that shut down one of its plants has enough raw materials to get back up and running and the expectation is within the next couple of weeks. we'll begin to see product from that facility. hhs says it will also use the defense production act to ensure reckitt a consumer goods company involved in manufacturing formula hasn't of access to single use products like filters. and the administration is also taking other steps to try to get baby formula to families who need opit. this air force c 17 jet flew into indianapolis sunday with 40 tons of baby formula on board the shipment provides an a formula. >> to take care of 9,000 babies and 18,000 toddlers. this shipment is from europe and is formulated for babies with special dietary needs. it will head to hospitals and home health c

item 5. >> resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expand grant in the april of $1.3 million from the health resources and services administration through california department of public health for a program entitled the children and youth with special healthcare needs innovation grants for period february 1, 2022 through june 30, 2025. if you wish to comment call 415-655-0001. id24852955638. pounds twice and when connected press star three to answer the speaker line. wait until the system indicates you are unmuted. that is your queue to begin your comments. >> i understand ben nizel is on the line to present. >> good morning, budgeted and finance committee members. let me share my screen. >> i have exciting news san francisco is awarded a title 5 children and youth with special healthcare needs innovation grant. we are one of five counties in california to be awarded this grant. we anticipate it to be transformative grant for our city. i am pediatrician and medical director of california children's services, a program within the department o

my name is paula jones, director of food security for the department of public health. i'm here to give you a little bit of background about what this is intended to do and how it will be used and how my colleague greg wong and also ask for an amendment to the resolution. this program is intended to address and create a multisector action plan to address social determinants of health. it will the focus on two of those determinants of health, food security and community clinical linkages. this will be led by our office of health equity and support the creation ofs a san francisco black african american focused social determinant of health accelerator plan to improve the disparities in cardiovascular disease incident and severity. and the need for food and nutrition to manage these diseases. funds will be used to convene with community residents to create this plan as well as the leadership team will also include members of representing services agencies and other members from the departments of public health and it is intended to create stronger connection between clinica

steps are crucial, but in the meantime if you're a parent struggling to find formula, the department of health and human services has a website you should visit. hhs.gov/formula. that's hhs. gov/formula. it identifies companies and health care providers, food banks and other resources that have supplies available. let me say it again, hhs. gov/formula. additionally last week president biden signed the act into law that will allow parents to buy infant formula through w.i.c. finally the food and drug administration is looking to maximize production as well. in particular, the production of specialized formulas for infants with specific health needs. the f.d.a. has also entered into an agreement with abbott to get its michigan factory back in business. that's the largest infant formula factory in the country. we need to get it reopened safely, quickly, as long as the company meets critical safety standards, we want them in production. let's be clear, this disastrous situation could have been averted if the f.d.a. was not chronically understaffed and underfunded. at the time abbott's factory was

both of the steps are crucial but in the meantime, if the department of health and human services has a website you should visit hhs .gov/formula. it identifies companies and healthcare providers, food banks and other resources that haveve supply available. president biden signed the access into a law that allows parents to purchase more infant formula through wic that provides support for low income families and i believe i read half the babies in america count on wic. finally, the food and drug administration is working to maximize production as well. in particular, they specialized formulas like hypoallergenic for infants with specific health needs. the fda also entered into an agreement with abbott to get the michigan factory back in business. that's the largest infant formula factory in the country. we need to get it reopened safely, quickly as long as the company meets the critical safety standards, we want them in production. but let's be clear, this disastrous situation could have been avoided if the fda wasn't chronically understaffed and underfunded. at the time the factory

steps are crucial, but in the meantime, if you're a parent struggling to find formula, the department of health and human services has a website you should visit. hhs.gov/formula. that's hhs.gov/formula. it identifies companies and health care providers, food banks and other resources that have supplies available. let me say this again, hhs.gov/formula. additionally last week, the president signed the access to baby act into law. it allows parents to purchase more formula through wic which provides low income support for families and i believe i read that half of the babies in america count on wic and finally, in particular the production of specialized formulas, like hyper allergenic formula. and the f.d.a. entered into an agreement with abbott to get its michigan factory back in business. that's the largest infant formula factory in the country. we need to get it reopened safely, quickly, as long as the company meets critical safety standards we want them in production. let's be clear, this disasterous situation could have been averted if the f.d.a. was not chronically understaffed and underf

my name is paula jones, director of food security for the department of public health. i'm here to give you a little bit of background about what this is intended to do and how it will be used and how my colleague greg wong and also ask for an amendment to the resolution. this program is intended to address and create a multisector action plan to address social determinants of health. it will the focus on two of those determinants of health, food security and community clinical linkages. this will be led by our office of health equity and support the creation ofs a san francisco black african american focused social determinant of health accelerator plan to improve the disparities in cardiovascular disease incident and severity. and the need for food and nutrition to manage these diseases. funds will be used to convene with community residents to create this plan as well as the leadership team will also include members of representing services agencies and other members from the departments of public health and it is intended to create stronger connection between clinica

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our director at the department of defense and the department of health and human services to send aircraft planes overseas to pick up him from formula that meets us health and safety standards. so he can get on store shelves faster. the shortage has sparked a search of interest at milk banks. mothers are increasingly coming here to feed the children with donated milk from other women. we were able to come here and get as many hours as needed to keep her fed and keep her growing on this chest. friedman cod a jess, wasn't any. a now boss has been pretty scary to. she realized that you may not be able to teach her baby. great, so it's a public health crisis that could easily turn into a political crisis for the by an administration. the u. s. president will be hoping his executive action will end the shortage and prevent further political fallout. the german parliament has ruled that former chancellor gerhard schroeder will lose some of his special privileges as a former leader. schroeder has been heavily criticized for his business and political ties with russia. european parliament has also

in fact, the department of health says 18 labour centre prescriptions ——in fact, the department of healthly review the prescription charge exemption list. it was put together over 50 years ago, when some conditions like hiv didn't even exist. but also, at the same time, there weren't life—saving treatments for things like asthma, and maybe parkinson's and ms. so we think that actually it's really important that the government does overhaul the prescription charge exemption list, but this announcement today is very welcome from the health secretary. the department of health and social care estimates the freeze will save patients in england £17 million overall, and it isjust one measure that the government hopes may help people with the rising cost of living. shall i go? shalli go? creatures shall i go? creatures of! laughs _ shall i go? creatures of! laughs- _ laughs. it is because i had a mouthful of coffee. do you want to do the rest? i was basking in the beautiful sun yesterday. this morning, i know it isn't so pretty, except it is where you are, sarah. where is that behind you? yes, go

i urge president biden's department of health and human services, the department of justice and other federal agencies to use their power to act swiftly to safeguard the reproductive rights of americans. there is no denyingua that thiss a bleak moment. we know about a for reproductive rights been an ongoing struggle with s previous setbacks. we saw this just a few months ago, the anti-choice pro pro vigilante law that the texas legislature passed which threatens providers with the jail time and fines for administering what is still federally constitutional protected medical care for women. we cannot wait any longer. we must do everything in our power to ensure access to reproductive services now. therefore, i urge my colleagues to pass the women's health protection act, and will have a chance to do that starting tomorrow. throughout my time in congress i've been a steadfast supporter of reproductive rights, and this will not change. regardless of the outcome of tomorrow's vote, or the supreme court's final decision, i will continue to do everything within my power to ensure that women

together comprise two resolutions that approve contract amendments with d.p.h., or the department of public health. the rejeents of the university of california and the department of public health with an please $63.7 million increase of total amount of $86.5 million, five-year term extension and new agreement. item 11 approves the first amendment to the agreement with baker places, incorporated to provide mental health residential and substance use disorder supervisors, to increase the -- services, to increase the agreement for a new amount of approximately $120.7 million, to extend the term by five years and for both resolutions to delegate authority to d.p.h. to enter into amendments or modifications to the contract. prior to final execution by all parties that do not increase the obligations to effectuate the purpose of the contract or the resolution. >> president walton: thank you, madame clerk. don't see anyone on the roster, we'll take these same house, same call. without objection, these resolutions are adopted unanimously. madame clerk, please call item 12. >> item 12 resolution to approv

and $850,000 work order are from the department of public health. now, none of this money has been programmed and none of it has been spent, so i do think that's -- it's a wasteful use of money and we don't really have an explanation as to why it hasn't been spent, so i would recommend that, you know, the committee follow up on that, but -- for those reasons we consider approval of this resolution to be a policy matter for the board. >> chair ronen: thank you. supervisor safai? >> member safai: thank you, chair ronen, thank you b.l.a. i want to say first i've had personal interactions with the black to the future program, my children's elementary school, a very positive program engaging families and having them be more integrated into the overall life of the existing school, having the support that they need and understanding in a culture in a competent way how to understand those families. youth work is a phenomenal program for the city. see a lot of the kids and young people benefit from the opportunity to work in local government, so i understand

the department of public health has released a new study that finds gun violence costs santa clara county about $72 million a year. that does not include the cost of putting the gun user in jail. tomorrow, the county board of supervisors will discuss this study. they will be looking at ways to add new regulations when it comes to "ghost guns" which are guns with no serial numbers. >> the cost of gun violence are enormous and they are enormous in fear and suffering. we can do more. and, if we continue to build on these smart ways to address these problems, we will. >> new regulations would aim to close the gap in state and federal laws and they would first be applied to unincorporated parts of santa clara county. >>> up next, fighting back against thieves. take a look, the jewelry store employees down in southern california who took matters into their own hands. >>> eight months away. $500.00 in limbo and zero response from a contractor. i am consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area response, next. >>> it was a warm day today. up to 89 right now in walnut creek. we will talk about

higher, all american military personnel are subject to mandatory atospa vaccination, and the us department of health immediately purchased 13 million doses vaccines in denmark although it was believed that this disease was generally defeated denis alekseev lead. biden's next gaffe speaks to graduates of the naval academy the us president unexpectedly announced that north korea supported the anti-russian sanctions . although the dprk opposed the restrictions, biden was not embarrassed. they thought who, when i called for a vision of sanctions against russia that, in addition to nato, australia japan north korea , some osian countries would stand up and support these sanctions, war correspondent alexander sladkov was in the forefront of the special forces who captured the tests of the azov regiment and military personnel in total. as it was in the special report. azov in the last days? mariupol, liberated from the ukrainian authorities, has long been living a peaceful life, only in a separate area of ​​the city at the azovstal metallurgical plant, a special operation continued. however. everyone is al

i urge president biden and the department of health and human services and department of state to act safely to safeguard the rights of americans. there is no denying this is a bleak moment. we know this has been an ongoing struggle with previous setbacks. we saw this just a few months ago, the antichoice pro vigilante law which will give fines for what is still a constitutionally protected medical care for women. we cannot wait longer. we need to do what we can to ensure access to reproductive sses now. i ask my colleagues to pass the women's reproducing act and -- reproduction act. regardless of the outcome of tomorrow's vote or the supreme court's final decision, i will continue to do everything within my power to ensure that women can have access to the care that they need. madam president, i would yield the floor. a senator: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. peters: madam president, i also rise to speak about the need to pass the women's health protection act. the senator from maryland outlined a very strong argument as to why this fundamental

we will now hear from the department of public health. welcome. >> thank you. ood evening, commissioners. i'm here on behalf of the department of public health. with me this evening i have an inspector. i would like to make three points this evening. first of all, the board of supervisors has issued findings in section 19 h. .1 of the health code stating that, quote, it is in the city's interest to reduce the disproportionate exposure to tobacco outlets that exist among supervisorial districts and to minimize the exposure in all supervisorial districts by limiting the number of new tobacco permits issued. and quote. the health code implements this intent by creating a density cap for each supervisorial district, as well as placing other restrictions on applications. the intent of the density cap is to reduce the number of overall establishments with tobacco. second, in this case, the department has determined that there are three separate grounds to deny the new permit application. the executive director listed those, but to recap, in this case there are more th

the department of public health branch participated in the 2022 area science festival at oracle park. we worked with the department of homeland security to develop an online scavenger hunt competition. there was a lot of focus on authenticating honey. that's athing. one key thing was for the participants to work between synthetic honey verse organic hundred, verses fake hundred. they are working hard to inspire young people to go into science and public health. it sounds like a fun and interesting way. thank you. >> thank you director colfax. director do you have any public comments on the item? >> if you would like to make any comments press star 3 now so we can recognize you i'm noting the folks in the room. >> all right, commissioners. any comments for director follow colfax. commissioner i'd like to congratulate you for participating in that showed up. the oracle was very positive just want to say kudos to all that put it together and participated. >> thank you, commissioner. any other questions or comments from the directors report? >> commissioners, just for everyone to know. i'

data and very carefully adhere to whatever guidance we're getting from the san francisco department of public health. we have closely followed whatever the department of public health told us to do. that has been successful in making sure that our workforce, covid transmission rate has stayed lower than the regional average in part because our people have followed the rules. that our workforce is nearly 100% vaccinated. if there is another surge, we will getting new instructions from d.p.h. we'll follow them. that may result in service mx. we've been through this before. we know exactly what to do now. one of the things that the pandemic has taught us is our place of deep resilience and how to make adjustments in realtime. we will continue to adjust based upon the conditions. >> chair borden: at this time we'll open up to public comment. members of the public either in the room or online who like to comment on any of the items that director tumlin discussed and the questions from board members, now is the time to do so. if you're in the room, please go to the microphone or line up. we'll call people

has the department of public health, are you with department of public health? >> yes. >> supervisor safai: and do you have a plan in place that details the tenderloin initiative budget? >> tenderloin center budget, yes. we have submitted a budget to the mayor's budget office and we are waiting for feedback at this point. >> how do you respond to the b.l.a. analysis of the cost effectiveness of it? have you seen the b.l.a. report? >> i have seen the b.l.a. report. i think what is -- what i want to echo what supervisor ronen said it is really difficult to measure the effectiveness of this program when we have only been in operation four months. i think we need more time to really understand the impact both on the neighborhood and on individuals. one of the challenges of this project was how fast we set up and were not able to adequately set up the data systems that have really captured all of the work that we are doing on-site and off site. and we have -- we are really working on those data systems to really capture the wonderful connections and the wonderful suc

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department of justice. we partner with of the department of health and human services. say that we have to remind ourselves that the tragic events of saturday in buffalo new york do not reflect a new threat, a new challenge. this has been a threat and challenge increasing in gravity and frequency and when i first took office in february of last year i articulated the threat domestic violent extremism poses and through the information bulletins and alerts we have continued to communicate to the american public the threat that this poses. it's not only the threat of an ideology of hate, but it's the threat of that hate and it's connectivity to violence. thank you all. >> longest-serving republican in the senate's history but his legacy was more than longevity he was also a close friend with massachusetts democratic senator ted kennedy, the odd couple as he called it. on this episode we will explore that side of the legacy. i remember when the senior senator and i sat down together from two opposite poles in many respects although he doesn't realize he's a lot more conserv

and 195 ventilators, all of this is being sent to ukraine by the governor and the maryland department of health with the help of united help ukraine and the chester table dance hopful nation police staff also contributed hundreds of bulletproof vests and tactical vests here to understand the extent of today's aid how much cargo for 127 pallets, this is a whole cargo plane, for the last 48 hours we have been in touch and tried to organize the shipment of such a large cargo. i did not expect this and am very grateful to whom the shipment of the cargo is taking place. it is a sister city of odessa since 1975. after talking with the mayor of odessa, larry hogan , the governor of merigondo made a decision about the need for emergency assistance, we are running around, we have a surplus of ventilators after the covid pandemic, we are sending $5 million worth of equipment in our conversation, the mayor of odesa said that they really need medical equipment. of course, we want to help other places that need such equipment and where it will be used. boryslavenko, one of the members of the united help ukr

we will now hear from the department of public health. mr. ipton, you have three minutes. >> thank you. just in response to the technical and factual issue that was raised, i don't have any information about whether one of the tobacco establishments were closed, but there were separate independent grounds that the department relied on to deny the application. in terms of the fact that the corporate structure was changed in 2014 and a law was passed in 2015, i think it is unfortunate timing, but the department really is bound by what -- is by -- is bound by what the work of the supervisors put into the code, which is a very specific structure for sections. in this case, the appellant did not apply for any of those exceptions. even though the permit was in the name of his parents prior to 2014, that corporate ownership change really did put us in the situation that we are in. if there is no technical change of ownership under the definition in section 19 age 22, then the department would not be in this position where it would have to require a n