is this laguna honda in it is laguna honda and department of public health. they have a provider with laguna honda not with the department of public helling or city. it is provider specific hospital specific. and so the ceo at the time would have been the person who signed that agreement. now obviously, he did in the go off and do it on his own it came through all of our reviews including legal review. from a health care that agreement is between cms and laguna honda hospital. >> thank you. i'm -- scratching my head on this one. d ph wants to enter in i 10 million dollars contract by surgical gloves has to come before the board and it is minds blowing that it a closure plan and with the stakes this high and -- manner i should ask our deputy city attorney. this the -- agreement with laguna honda and cms is not an agreement authorized by d ph that nodes to come before of the board for approval. i have not seen this document it is hard for me. i say my understanding spoken with colleagues who work with d ph this is a cms plan that is given to d ph and they have r

we made our very best effort and also kept cms and the california department of public health informed on a weekly basis of our progres employed cloclosure plan is prescribed and required by med killer and medicaid services and the california department of public healing who serves a subcontractor to cms. we were and continue to be directed boy cms and cdph to strict low adhere to the plan that they approved that 4 months was a pot of additional two months extension. it is important to note this we meet weekly with cdph and cms and in the meetings, we are told that we are not moving fast enough nor having enough discharges to meet their september 13th deadline for transferring and closure. as i shared when they approved that plan they also said that if we are successful in the impelementation they would consider an additional two months of funding. beyond september 13th that would take us until november 13th. and they have made it clear that additional 2 months is upon our successful impelementation of their closure plan. it is important to note because of the clause we put in the plan

communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health did respond and heed the call and thank the leadership of dr. colfax and seeing the project through fruition so have the honor and privileged introduced the department head lead for department of public health, dr. colfax. >> thank you and good morning everybody. it is great to be here and thank you mayor breed and thank you president walton. thank you dpw. acting director short for your work and it is amazing what is accomplished when community government came together and i just got a tour of the building and it is so incredibly inspiring. the physical spaces where we deliver care really matter. the quality of the building, the artwork on the wall and design and layout contribute to long-term health. there are few american cities that provide this level of direct care to the residents and deeply proud of the network 13 clinics including this new state of the art building. in particularly the southeast family health center is a special place with service few neighborhood clinics have

the announcement will come from the secretary of the department of health and human services. >> we will weigh any decisions on declaring a public health emergency based on the response through the country. bottom line, we need to stay ahead of it and be able to contain the outbreak. >> 4900 cases of monkeypox have been reported in the u.s.. san francisco's health department has 281 confirmed cases in the city. >> it is a tiny one. that one actually started off as yellow with pus. >> he was diagnosed with monkeypox earlier in the week. >> i was in denial, i was like there has to be another way. it has been over a month and i haven't had sex, how could this be? >> as the medical community has warned, the lesions are extremely painful. >> some kind of medication was prescribed? >> they gave me some type of loader came cream, which has not helped. they also provided me with vicodin, and it also did not help with the pain. >> as more cases emerge, the fda announced it approved the release of 786,000 doses over the coming weeks. san francisco is expecting about 4200 this week. i think the may

five is a resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to accept and expend athe amount of $791,433 from the united states department of education through the california department of rehabilitation for participation in a program, entitled “state vocational rehabilitation services program,” for the period of july 1, 2022, through june 30, 2025. members of the public joining remotely and wish to comment on this resolution, call the public comment number at 415-655-0001. enter the meeting id of 24927999124 and then press pound then pound again. once connected to the meeting, press star three to enter the speaker line. the system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand and the system queues you have been unmuted and you can begin your comments. madam chair. >> thank you. we have one from dph to present on this item. >> good afternoon, chair ronen, supervisor safai and supervisor mar. my name is juan and i'm the vocational programs manager for behavior health services within dph. there are two actions included in this proposed legislation with the state depa

is this laguna honda in it is laguna honda and department of public health. they have a provider with laguna honda not with the department of public helling or city. it is provider specific hospital specific. and so the ceo at the time would have been the person who signed that agreement. now obviously, he did in the go off and do it on his own it came through all of our reviews including legal review. from a health care that agreement is between cms and laguna honda hospital. >> thank you. i'm -- scratching my head on this one. d ph wants to enter in i 10 million dollars contract by surgical gloves has to come before the board and it is minds blowing that it a closure plan and with the stakes this high and -- manner i should ask our deputy city attorney. this the -- agreement with laguna honda and cms is not an agreement authorized by d ph that nodes to come before of the board for approval. i have not seen this document it is hard for me. i say my understanding spoken with colleagues who work with d ph this is a cms plan that is given to d ph and they have r

champion for the health of gay men and all our lgbtq communities in san francisco during the outbreak of monkeypox. - >> public health is about. just like the city did and mayor and department of public health did so quickly at the beginning of covid pandemic and adjust like the city did 40 plus years ago when the federal government completely and utterly abandoned our community when gay and bi men were dying in droves a mass die-off and the federal government completely abandoned us and san francisco stood strong and reprioritized and focused and built public health infrastructure to try to save lives and so i'm so proud to be a san franciscans. what is frustrating is that what is happening now was completely preventable and we need to always remember that because this won't be the last virus that impact us. it was preventable. unlike covid, unlike hiv, monkeypox is not a new mysterious are disease that just appeared. we have known about this virus for more then half century. we knee what it is, we know about the spread and there is a vaccine and a treatment already. and yet, as monkeypox started accelerating in west africa over the last number of years spreading more and

so california public health distributes across the state with the exception of los angeles, who receives the direct allocation. >> reporter: the california department of public health confirms it received 10,299 monkeypox doses last thursday. it is still deciding where it will distribute that batch of doses based on population, community risk, and case counts. in berkeley, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, sergio. within the last 90 minutes, the san francisco department of health has been told it will be getting at least 4,200 more monkeypox vaccine doses from the state this week. okay, santa clara county is also sounding the alarm on monkeypox. a disproportionate number of latinos are being infected with the virus. they said 21 of the county's 39 cases involved hispanic or latino men. 24 hours ago, san francisco said 30% of their cases also involved latino patients. now to address this disproportionate impact, dr. sara cody says they are working with lgbtq organizations to reach the highest risk groups. in the past week they've been able to vaccinate more than 500 people, most of whom were referred to them by lgbtq groups. >> i've had

the health department says it's run out of vaccines again. lth leaders have requested 35,000 doses of the vaccine, but say they've only received 7800. so far. the health department says it has not heard back from federal authorities on when another shipment of vaccine could arrive or how many. six tonight. the white house is proposing to restore rules to protect lgbt q people from discrimination in healthcare settings. the affordable care act originally included regulations protecting lgbtq people from bias and discrimination. the trump administration changed rules two years ago to allow medical staff to deny treatment to lgbt q patients because of religion, religious objections, the department of health and human services announcement today comes as several states have passed. laws banning gender affirming care for transgender children, mass may soon be required once again for bart riders, bart's board of director says it will vote at its next meeting on thursday, and whether or not to reinstate a mask mandate it would be in effect until octo

so california public health distributes across the state with the exception of los angeles, who receives a direct allocation. >> reporter: the department of health confirmed it received a 10,299 monkeypox doses last thursday, it is still deciding where to distribute the batch of doses based on population, community risk and case counts. in berkeley, nbc bay area news.>>> the lighthouse police union says the please chief needs to go, chief williams took over in 2019 facing challenges, the police officers association cited a unanimous vote of no-confidence this past december. claiming he claimed -- cares little about the officers likes conspiracy. and playing favorites when it comes to hiring creating major staffing issues. the city says the chief has their full support and no plans on replacing him. >>> as it public safety or politics? the san jose mayor declared the policy to keep the jail population low for health reasons is putting city safety at risk. the county released low level offenders to prevent covert operates, the mayor says it has created a revolving door for repeat criminals. the county executive, geoff smith, says there i

the california department of public health confirmed to kron 4 that they received a new shipment of geneva's vaccines thursday. >> 10,299 doses that have yet to be distributed to county health departments begging for more to know that there are doses of vaccine in the state and waiting lists that are more than 6,000 individuals that are not being distributed in the fastest mechanism possible is just irresponsible. doctor tamir says magnate has around 300 shotan eft and zuckerberg, francisco general hospital ran out of their vaccine supply monday. state health officials did not provide a reason for delays tuesday that senator scott wiener says he's put in a request for answers. usually there. >> pretty fast about to in the so have an inquiry what's going on supervisor rafael mandelman was frustrated to hear about a delay at the state level, but he puts the majority of blame on the federal government. well, the biggest thing is the defense need to do more. the need to be more urgent, need to acquire more vaccines, money to get them out much faster. the u.s. is considering declaring monkeypox a

health officials say they don't have the resources needed to support the community. the department oflic health in the city says it's been begging for more monkeypox vaccines. but without response from the cdc. good evening, everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lotus today on the steps of city hall, the city's health director along san francisco supervisor blasted what they say is a week federal response kron four's rob nesbitt. talk to someone who spent the last 2 days waiting in lines trying to get a vaccine. he joins us live with more. rob, that's got to be frustrating. it is kathryn. i start to see the posts online. >> of long lines and monkeypox vaccination sites in san francisco starting friday. those waiting for their first dose 2 doses. hope that the city's request for more will be approved. eager to get the monkey pox vaccine. jake lar waiting in this long line at san francisco general hospital monday afternoon. he was eventually told that all shots were spoken for before making it inside, make up a line in front of us and fed. >> you guys have

in this particular situation, you have a city agency department of public health involved in housing in a transition housing, not permanent, but there are those that need housing, up to one point. and then transition to the other forms of housing. this is basically where we are offering the solutions to all of these very complex issues in san francisco. so, i think all of us needs to be commended on this title and for staff moving forward for implementing this. yes for the resolution. the question that i have and i know that after this resolution, dpw and another city agency is involved in housing and because of treasure island we would design our model. the other funding sources that is as you had mentioned the irfd and possibility for the ticg, could you briefly explain and also how the timeline that we have in completing the so that we can begin from the planning state to the actual construction in one or two sentences, please. >> >> the irfd are the tax increment revenues from the development of the island that are pledged to affordable housing. the housing subsidy is a payment fr

of monkeypox vaccine. today, health officials said that zuckerberg, a hospital gave out its last 50 doses so far the departmenthealth has administered more than 1700 vaccines to residents this week, san francisco health officials said that they asked for 35,000 doses from federal supplies in order to try to meet demand and as more positive cases of monkeypox pop-up, san francisco is running out of its short supply of vaccines. that department of public health says it's requested. 35,000 more doses from the federal government. but if and when they arrived, but that remains to be seen. kron four's rob nesbitt has been following this story closely. the last couple of weeks. he joins us now live from the newsroom with an expert's analysis of the disease. rop vicki, after my story aired last night on the low supply and long lines at vaccine sites. >> i received several messages from viewers about monkeypox. i took their questions to an infectious disease expert. the monkeypox saga continued wednesday as occur. berg san francisco general hospital is monkeypox clinic. only 50 doses were available first come first ser

health crisis. that we are in desperate need of vaccines to support the people of san francisco. and so here to talk specifically about. what it is that's happening in the departmentic health and what we're going to continue to push for and fight for. and what this declaration of emergency will do will represent it will help us with in san francisco is the director of the department of public health doctor grant colfax. >> well, good evening, everybody. and thank every for your leadership. and i really want to thank senator wiener, president walton and supervisors mandelman and dorsey for for joining us today. today's announcement is a is a a critical piece of our city's response to the monkeypox outbreak by declaring that this is a local health emergency. we're making sure everyone that everyone understands that this is a threat to our entire community. and as the mayor has mentions our city has a rich history of elevating salivate celebrating and advocating for the lives of the l g p t q plus community. we have always as a city as a community been at the forefront of advocacy treatment research from medical conditions that disproportionally impact our lgbtq+ com

director of the department of health protection of the vinnytsia regional military administration, mr. olya. we congratulate you on these numbers that we named, are they currently relevant? laska here, all parts of the tongue are hospitalized here 73 73 there are four children among them, unfortunately, they will still be with us in the regional children's hospital , one of them is a 10-year-old boy. today, after stabilizing the sanctions in the civil case, the hospital is doing everything possible, i think everything will be fine. he also has three more girls. one of them is the epic value of years of wounding deer, but in fact georgia is medium-sized, not heavy, and still has 15 hands of the girls, one of them, at first, the parents refused to hospitalize them, they drove all the way from magidon, that's why the video is now being provided with help, the next girl is a city emergency clinic , 15 years old, she was also operated on yesterday , in the middle, it's coming too today, if you can't give your prognosis out of 73 others - these are 34 men. they are really yours and five of

details of the national audit office review first emerged in a letter to the shadow health secretary, wes streeting. but the departmential care insists the plan is on track to deliver a0 new hospitals by 2030. now, the eye—watering cost of fuel is hitting drivers and business alike. its impact is being felt even more accutely in rural communities. there is rural fuel duty relief — a government subsidy cutting five pence off a litre — but it's only available in a handful of remote areas in england and scotland, and not in northern ireland or wales. and with a litre of unleaded hitting a new average high of over £1.91, there are calls for the government to do more, as hywel griffith has been finding out in wales. this is linda's office. her car roams the roads of rural west wales, clocking up 1,000 miles a month so she can care for people in their own homes. it's a lifeline for her community... you 0k, ian? ..in one of the most remote areas of britain, but it comes at a rising cost. even with a mileage allowance from her employer, linda says she now spends half of her wages on fuel. i will have to leave this job, and i

even the website of the florida department of health initially published data on 171. we talking about patients who have observed symptoms of coronavirus or have they passed? positive test for january and february 2020, but then mysteriously disappeared similar cases with publication in the journal of the institute of infectious diseases in november 2020 the us department of health has tested samples received from blood donors since december 13 2019 to january 17, 20 and found antibodies to the nipples, 2 in 16 out of 7.589 dollars. further investigation was stopped by high-ranking us officials, evidence that the coronavirus was considered by the states as one of the types of weapons was presented in march by the russian military, having discovered traces of work with dangerous pathogens thrown into the territory of ukraine, 781, where as carriers of potential agents of biological weapons, considering with bats , including priority study bacterial and viral pathogens capable of being transmitted from bats to humans plague pathogens leptospirosis brucellosis, as well as

department of public fund. or the dispute of that. department of health and human services in february april, may, challenging the deficiency laguna received on october 14th. those res loses don't seek injunkive relief. these appeals will not be heard until late october at the latest. the city attorney office informed me this morning that it is not filed a federal lawsuit seeking injunkive relief to stop further discharges in august, september or longer. those discharges will continue happening despite this resolution to ba sera while laguna cms recertification. >> thank you for your comments to the board this evening. mr. adkins let's hear from the next caller please. hello caller have you joined us? >> hi i'm calling from district 1, i'm sad to hear about what is happening in bayview. i'm talking about the double rock area they mentioned the same thing about a nonprofit that is not doing their part to keep their community organized. excessive ticketing of people's cars or towing of cars. when i listen to the stories, i live in district 1. so our garbage

the city's department of public health says it's closely monitoring the spread of the disease. we're building our efforts on our ah! ah successes learn from, you know, 30 seasons like like like covid, right and other other stds like syphilis. hiv latinos say they're worried that justice with covid monkeypox will continue having an outsized impact on their community. venezuelan i was born and raised there, but i'm going to the united states seven years ago. and yes, i have noticed that when they see sis, you know, and things hit us. it's always us that take the hardest hit, the department of public health says with limited supplies of vaccine it is working with community groups on outreach and helping to get latinos vaccinated. one of those groups is the latino task force. we know that health disparities, social disparities , economic disparities hit our communities first, right, so here we are again with monkeypox emerging in our community. the latino task force started during the pandemic as the latino population faced a disproportionate impact from covid, the group now using

the california department of public health confirmed to kron 4 that they received a new shipment of geneva'scines thursday. >> 10,299 doses that have yet to be distributed to county health departments begging for more that that virgin's see around what's happening in a community of and transgender non-binary folks that thsame social and is not a priority for them. doctor, tamir says magnate has around 300 shots left and zuckerberg. san francisco general hospital ran out of their vaccine supply monday. supervisor rafael mandelman was frustrated to hear about a delay at the state level, but he puts the majority of blame on the federal government. well, the biggest thing is the defense need to do more. the need to be more urgent. the need to acquire more vaccines, money to get them out much faster. the u.s. is considering declaring monkeypox a health emergency after the world health organization declared a global health emergency over the weekend. the virus may not be life threatening but something to be avoided as more patients come forward and share the seriousness of their symptoms, painful

health response to track people on contact. trace, that requires a lot of people's time and funding the san francisco department of public healthrted making calls this week canceling appointments for second doses of the vaccine in order to prioritize first shots for more people at risk. a move that the doctor supports that free shot is really acting like 2 shots of the pfizer vaccine. and the second shot is acting like abuse or so. the booster you don't need to several months if not longer >> the zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital monkeypox vaccine clinic was closed again today because of a lack of supply. but the san francisco department of public health was informed today that the city will be receiving more than 4200 doses by the end of the week. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. and santa clara county health officials have administered 662 doses of the monkeypox vaccine. a public health director, doctor cody sarah cody says that that came from the state stockpile and that comes from the federal government. the county has you. 611 vaccines. the rest went to various healthcare pa

the san francisco department of health has received more than 2000 doses of the vaccines. the community advocates this week shared with kron 4 news. that's simply not enough. more than 600 san franciscans have been vaccinated for monkeypox so far after they were exposed to the virus this week, california is expected to get nearly 15,000 more doses. 9800 of those will go to la county. it's unclear how many san francisco we'll get. but city health officials say they are giving them to local sites as soon as they get them. san franciscans who are high risk because they've been directly exposed to the virus are the priority so far? there are 52 confirmed positive cases in san francisco. these are some of the places where people can go to get a shot by appointment. only this includes the san francisco city clinic strike. kaiser permanente as the health network and adult immunization and travel clinic. health officials say one supplies increase. expand eligibility to more people and add more sites. supplies are limited. but the san francisco department of health says that they a

in relation to direct assistance, it is better to contact the city hall of the city and the department of healthy have the situation quickly, but at the moment all the sick people have been affected by more than two hundred people have applied for with the help of various municipal and private clinics of the city of vinnytsia , they received help, and actually about 60 of them are still in the hospital. we understand what happened. there was information that all the families of the dead and wounded will receive help . there is also an awareness that this is probably a burden on the local budget, or is it possible that it is being done from the central budget ? i don't know what's going on, registration has started as of yesterday, and more than 60 applications have already been submitted for the compensation of the property of individuals and legal entities, and they are now being accepted by the transparent offices of the city, and there are both foreign and ukrainian donors. who are ready to help for this, and the appropriate funds under the municipality are registered , including i work with

so the department of public health is taking a very proactive stance, in working with the producers ofhose events to make sure that they are able to give out information on where to get tested and also setting up monkeypox vaccination booths on site. >> ok. as we look at the jump in cases, obviously that is bad in terms of transmission -- but it is also good, i guess, that is a reflection of awareness and more testing. do you think that is part of it? >> right, we want to be careful and not celebrate the numbers as positive, but there is a kind of silver lining of sorts -- like, monkeypox, the name alone is evocative, like a medieval punishment from god. but nobody wants to get this. i think the greater awareness is now what is going to add to a more urgent and conservative public health effort. >> the other big parties obviously vaccines -- part it is obviously vaccines. ramping up production, and quickly, distributing them is an issue. took about that being a stumbling block and where we are with that. >> right now the vaccine supply is very low. i spoke to the lead for monkeypox at

it just, you know, made since june, the san francisco department of public health says it's received around 2800 doses of the monkeypox vaccine distributed more than 95% of those 2 community clinics and sites in the city. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news and for the latest information on the disease, including a monkeypox case tracker, you can scan this qr code will take you right to our website. and coronavirus coverage for the uptick in covid cases hospitalizations, unfortunately are also going up. yeah. and in response to that, federal health officials are talking about expanding the second booster shot to people under 50. >> kron four's dan kerman has details. >> that threat to you is now. >> during a white house briefing on covid-19, the government's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci said with the highly transmissible ba 5 variant now surging americans must take steps to protect themselves. if you are not. >> vaccinated to the fullest, namely you have not gotten your boosters according to what the recommendation on that. you're putting yo

but the california department of public health want it. ine supply seems to be the biggest concern with monkeypox at the local federal and state level. >> california department of public health director doctor tomas aragon says he has sent a letter to the cdc, communicate with them with a lot of clarity that we need. we need more doses. the state's public health officer says the current outbreak of monkeypox is being monitored and evaluated to decide of a state of emergency is necessary. 24 hours after mayor london breed declared a local public health emergency in san francisco, outbreaks of the virus have happened before. and doctor aragon shed some light on how a central african strain and west african strain are impacting the current outbreak from it. you know my perspective, the virus has changed. >> and maybe explaining why we're seeing more human to human transmission experience is pretty terrible. john pacheco spent 30 days in isolation at a san francisco home after testing positive with monkeypox, painful sores and lesions all over

care directing the department of health to make easy access to women in medical centers and to grant emergency care and a federal mandate, even if they are in a state that has forbidden abortions in terms of that, a drooling in the drops case. but also we had very, very hard words from the president about the current supreme court. very unusual for a sitting president to criticize the court. so bluntly saying that it's decision and the wps case was not constitutional. he's describing it as an exercise in pure political power. he also makes clear, he singled out, for example, that this may not be the limit of as the supreme court does. he referred to judge clarence thomas, who made very clear in his concurring judgment in the dobbs case. and that even contraception between married people could be outlawed, so very strong words from president biden. mike, thank you so much for that. my condo in washington dc. our farm, it says from the group of 20 countries have met on the indonesian island of bali. but the meetings being ove

the san francisco department of public health is saying this is a nationwide problem right now. of this vaccine across the country, and it will make getting an appointment to get a vaccine very difficult for people. they say if you have been exposed or you are feeling symptomatic, you should reach out to a medical professor -- medical professional. reggie: i contacted a couple of places. i know my friends contacted places to see if there was availability. yesterday, it was the same answer in most of these places that they can put you on the waiting list. they can contact you later, but right now, the vaccine is in such short supply. i think it is important to let people know they can at least make a phone call and check to see if there are more vaccines. liz: it is sad to hear you say that, but that is the case right now. we are outside of the bathhouse in berkeley, because there are locations in the bay area trying to offer vaccines. they posted that they had vaccines available to administer . there are locations in san francisco folks can call to see if there is availability,

the san francisco department of health has received more than 2000 doses of the vaccines. the community advocates this week shared with kron 4 news. that's simply not enough. more than 600 san franciscans have been vaccinated for monkeypox so far after they were exposed to the virus this week, california is expected to get nearly 15,000 more doses. 9800 of those will go to la county. it's unclear how many san francisco we'll get. but city health officials say they are giving them to local sites as soon as they get them. san franciscans who are high risk because they've been directly exposed to the virus. are the priority so far? there are 52 confirmed positive cases in san francisco. these are some of the places where people can go to get a shot by appointment. only this includes the san francisco city clinic strike. kaiser permanente as the health network and adult immunization and travel clinic. health officials say one supplies increase. expand eligibility to more people and add more sites. supplies are limited. but the san francisco department of health says that they

just click on web links to reach the cdc and department of health information pages right now. health officials are saying that people who have known exposure to the virus are getting top priority for those vaccines, hundreds of health care and support workers at sequoia hospital in redwood city went on strike today. nearly 300 workers walked right off the job. they included nurses assistants. eight surgical techs, respiratory therapists and cooks. they said they want better working conditions, pay raises more benefits and greater staff support. we've been overworked and enough is enough. they come at us with 2. and that's a slap in the face. inflation is at 9.1. and it's in the bay area here. it feels like it's 18% so what they give us what they offered us. they say it's generous. it's not generous at all. it's a slap in the face of the strike was authorized on july 7th when 95% of union members voted to take action. sequoia hospital is owned by dignity, health. new tonight, a symbol of hate found on several cars parked in north berkeley overnight, and police in berkeley are in

response director of the san francisco department of public health doctor grant colfax says >> his request of the federal government for more shots have gone unanswered. we're literally bagging. our federal partners to provide more vaccine so we can get into the arms of people who need it. most doctor colfax has requested enough supply to vaccinate at least 35,000 people who are most at risk supervisor rafael mandelman introduced a resolution tuesday calling on the cdc and department of health and human services to purchase and distribute more shots. here we are with cases rising vaccines. sparse and urgent action by our federal public health institutions absence the san francisco aids foundation has received 290 doses of the vaccine, but that's not nearly enough. according to ceo tyler trim near our monkeypox hotline, received one to 2 phone calls per minute criticizing the federal health plan to distribute 800,000 vaccines by the end of summer and 2 million by the end of next year. numbers that don't fly for those waiting to do their part in stopping the spread. it's impossible to get a

the san francisco department of public health announced on wednesday that it's running low on vaccine supplies and doesn't know when it will get more. but california department of health says it has received almost 15,000 doses of the vaccine last night and will distribute them to counties starting next week. >> bh walk returns to san francisco at golden gate park this weekend. this remember after 2 years of virtual events, the walk has been around since 1987. it reportedly has raised more than a well, several million dollars in the fight against hiv and aids. the event starts at 10:00am on sunday. >> and now in other news in the south bay, san jose police on the hunt for suspect in an early morning shooting at a shopping center. it happened at the plant shopping center on monterey road. >> police found a man had been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. that man's identity has not been publicly released. there's no word yet on a motive. this was san jose's 20nd homicide of the year. >> an update to a story we brought you earlier this week. 2 suspects have been arrested in conne

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government to be conducted properly, competently and seriously, while sajid javid resigns from the department of healthappening in the uk, let's turn to the us now, where prosecutors in the state of illinois say the suspect in monday's mass shooting at a 4july parade near chicago has been charged with seven counts of first degree murder. they said these were just the first of many charges to come. they will demand the maximum sentence for 21—year—old robert crimo who killed seven and injured dozens more when he opened fire at the event in highland park. 0ur correspondent nomia iqbal has this report. eight traditional part of american life destroyed by another american tradition — a mass shooting. families had gathered in the sunshine to remember that day in history when it their country became independent. moments later, gunshots rang out, creating panic and confusion. many managed to escape. figs panic and confusion. many managed to escape. as we were runnini , managed to escape. as we were running. i — managed to escape. as we were running, i heard _ managed to escape. as we were running, i heard a _

rishi sunak is no longer chancellor, while sajid javid resigns from the department of health — questioningnce russian forces carried out one of the worst atrocities of their so—called special military operation. eight unarmed men were shot in a mass execution in the suburb of bucha outside kyiv in early march. but one man played dead. our special correspondent fergal keane has met him. a warning — you may find this report distressing. in ukrainian, it means the place of the apple trees — yablu nska. to the world, it's become synonymous with cruelty. it happened here at 144 yablunska street, a nondescript office building, but a crime that defined a new age of atrocity in europe. this is the story of families shattered by a massacre. and of a man, meant to be dead, but who lived to bear witness. distant explosion it begins in the opening days of the war, when men on yablunska street joined the territorial defence. they were fathers, sons, brothers, neighbours. anatolyjoined up to protect his home and family. translation: | just started. getting warm clothes for him. at that time, i felt ther

. >> cnn went to the ohio department of health to get the records, we got them late last night. caitlin bernard did confirm with the department of health, within the time period she was supposed to, officially saying that there was an abortion performed on june 30th of a 10-year-old girl. and she submitted that to the department of health on the 2nd of july, which is within that three-day time period. cnn also reached out to the ohio children's services to see what they know and the indiana child services, what we are hearing is that due to confidentiality, and they also cited the law in indiana, that precludes them from giving us any information on any reporting that occurred or any discussions that they had with the family. so it is important to note that what caitlin bernard was supposed to do, she did do. we have also heard the investigation continues in indiana, but at this point we do know she reported it. now, on the legal front, i will tell you that that is continuing, and forensics testing is going on right now with the fetus, because they need to have that confirmation