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health code article 31 regulations and for this we have patrick fosdahl the director of the environmental health branch. >> good evening. my pleasure to be here. director of the environmental health branch at department of public health. the environmental health branch is regulatory brarch fwr the health department and enforce the health codes. you heard from jonathan a couple weeks ago about article 38. here tonight or this evening because we propose to amend one of othe regulations we enforce and those regulations are article 31. it should be noted that we are not proposing to amend the actual ordinance. we are actually just proposing to amend the regulations tonight, which requires a vote of approval from the health commission. if we amending the actual ordinance we would need to go to the board of supervisors and legislative process. next slide, please. this slide should look familiar from jonathan's presentation. this shows where we are located in the department of public health. we are in population health division. i'm circled on there, and i report to dr. susan phillip who is the director of the branch. she is also the health officer for san francisco and i'm going to be asking her to address

the california department of public health, and california department of healthcare services recertified laguna honda in the medicaid provider program, which as you know, funds more then 95 percent of our resident care. this was a extraordinary achievement and represents the collective efforts of our staff, our union partners, you, our government and other leaders and many advocates within the community. this journey could not have been preceded in the passion it has without your support. and the journey is not over, which we'll talk more about in this presentation. currently we are working towards recertification into the medicare program center for medicare and medicaid service and we submitted our application. next slide. we are now preparing for thorough and rigorous facility wide full cns medicare certification that can come at any time. we applied for medicare recertification because of the tremendous progress we made over the last 18 months and are confidence we are ready to show again that we can and do consistent meet the highest standards for patient care, safety, fire life saf

and ultimately the department of public health can become the petitioner. in all cases, the department of public health will be responsible for evaluating an individual, determining if they meet the care court criteria and providing recommendations to the court. so in all cases, the department ultimately becomes the petitioner. in these cases, we are, of course, preparing to leverage this new tool. again, while a narrow population, it is a significant one and we look forward to also leveraging these tool and filing petitions with the court directly. next slide, please. as we delve into the role of what the department of public health is responsible for, in addition to being the first point of contact with an individual investigating a case offering individuals voluntary services, the department of public health will be supporting an individual to enter into a care agreement at so where they voluntarily agree to participate in the program. and the court continues to monitor their progress or providing services to individuals is once a judge has ordered them t

with the department of education to issue guidance to increase access to school-based health services to children enrolled in medicaid and the children's health insurance program. this guidance was released on may 18 of this year. medicaid and chip provide health coverage to more than half of america's children, roughly 41 million children. these programs are administered by state, according to federal requirements. children are eligible based on family income or unique health care needs such as having a disability or a serious mental illness or if they are in foster care. under medicaid's early periodic screening dodge knostics and treatment program, eligible children can receive comprehensive primary health, mental health and behavioral health services. medicaid enrolled children who need services in school can fall into two categories. eligible children who need general health care services and students with disabilities who receive services under the individuals with disabilities education county act. in 2021, schools received nearly $6 billion in total payments for school-based h

it is under constant by the department of health. inspectors. cruise the city gathering for the city laboratory. these trips take inspectors hundreds of miles out of state. check the sources of the vital milk supply. disease does not recognize race wealth nor status. city health is the response ability of the city. for risk for a lung disease disease consultation, treatment for the disturbed. blood pressure for heart disease and child care for those who cannot afford. well, 55. 1255. and in another part of the big city, that tiny town program is beginning. a happy community is healthy community. the recreation centers in the big city provide happiness for many people. for the preschool child are skills to learn and things to dream. for the old and the forgotten. there are many useful days ahead ahead. all over the great city, there are thousands who love to play baseball and got to have a basis for a baseball. and what other wonderful games that a player when you grow up. softball. tennis tennis and soccer. boxing. field hockey. or perhaps a picn

the california department of public health, and california department of healthcare services recertified laguna honda in the medicaid provider program, which as you know, funds more then 95 percent of our resident care. this was a extraordinary achievement and represents the collective efforts of our staff, our union partners, you, our government and other leaders and many advocates within the community. this journey could not have been preceded in the passion it has without your support. and the journey is not over, which we'll talk more about in this presentation. currently we are working towards recertification into the medicare program center for medicare and medicaid service and we submitted our application. next slide. we are now preparing for thorough and rigorous facility wide full cns medicare certification that can come at any time. we applied for medicare recertification because of the tremendous progress we made over the last 18 months and are confidence we are ready to show again that we can and do consistent meet the highest standards for patient care, safety, fire life saf

i spoke with karen coughlin, a retired registered nurse who worked for the masshusetts department of mental healthyears. she's now chair of the massachusetts nurses association's workplace violence and abuse prevention task force. i asked her about her experiences with workplace violence. >> violence threats to physical assault. kicked, punched, spit at, had weapons tried to be used against me. this is not new and i am not the only nurse who has experienced this. it is one of the things i think needs to be addressed. now is the time. it has only increased over the last several years to an alarming rate and something needs to be done because our employers are not keeping us, the patients, the staff, anyone safe. john: were most of these incidents involving patients? >> yes. and typically, i would say statistics and data has shown that the majority of assaults on health care workers are perpetrated from patients. that is not to say that we don't face risks otherwise. we have had assaults from family members, patient on patient assaults, etc.. it does not just affect nurses it affects many people in

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the head of the department of health, tatyana kalmykova, participated in these fraudulent schemes. go. in the background of the recording of the minivan i am sending you the coordinates. judging by the map, there is only one road, where a minivan could pass, we are already close. senya tell me where you are? we went out to the road and saw an object. do nothing. if some kind of failure occurs there, could it happen at any moment? we stand we haven't heard an explosion yet. that's it, let 's go ahead. go-go. thank you, we're leaving, we're leaving, we're leaving. this is a dummy. your mother hey, can you hear me? who did it? i immediately realized that there would be next ones. i decided not to wait for the weather at sea. there was enough money there to get a job anywhere in the world. well, live out your life there. i woke up. i'm already in the minivan and you didn't see who kidnapped you, i say no. he was wearing a mask, but his voice. he didn't speak, he wrote on the tablet. how long did it take you to plunder the fund? has something to do with the kidnapping, please answer the

meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said they are not sure that the city's department of public healthing all of its obligations to help people struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guns on a fight that's too strong. argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks that diagnose. these folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do better to deliver services or won't work. there's no point to i

but also, when petition get filed with the court, the department of public health will be responsible for investigating those petitions, providing reports back to the court. >> reporter: dr. angelica almeda tells me that the department is ready to take those on. according to the department, san francisco has added over 350 new mental health and substance use disorder treatment beds to the 2200 existing beds, and another 50 are in the pipeline. >> people will have access to an array of services that could include residential treatment, medication management, case management. crisis services. >> reporter: for up to 12 months with the possibility to extend another 12 months , and the court will provide consistent oversight, but it is important to note they cannot require treatment. >> because this is a civil court, not a criminal court, and it is also voluntary, we cannot force services. we are really focusing on relationship holding between the judge and the participant or the potential participant, in order to make them feel comfortable . we are not going to have the judge wear a robe

department of health issued report on gunshot incidents says and banning firearms on state property.aw, this order violates the u.s. constitution, no such thing as state public health exception to the u.s. constitution. gun control activist david hogg, says there is no such thing as state emergency health exception to the u.s. constitution. she has been made aware of the criticism, her office says there is gun violence issue in albuquerque and there are incidentses with children. >> todd: she has a constitution problem. cheryl, i'm not one for curses, if you believe in football god, these football gods hate the new york jets. >> cheryl: what a rough debut for aaron rodgers, it is painful. first, "new york post" cover thchl is how new yorkers feel this morning, jet fans, agony and ecstasy is what the post is calling it. aaron rodgers looks like he will be out for the season. all the fanfare, was it going to get about combrt? despite rodgers having toef loo, the jets did find gibson. watch this. >> it is short punt and gibeson on the return. i don't see any flags. gibson inside the 30

in the same way, the director of the department of health of the state of hawaii, loretti fuddy, whoe certificate that obama was born in hawaii and not in kenya, mysteriously died, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore, had no right to be the president of the united states of america, well , here in the end it turns out that obama also has something to hide. remember the very recent scandalous interview that took the famous tucker carlson from a certain larry sinclair. remember this information. then i gave obama $250 to buy coke, and when he came back, i made a track on the cd box to make it easier to snort. all this happened in. no, we continued driving, so i’m making a new path, and so you understand, around here all sorts of tameki usually begin. i started stroking his thigh to let him know what i wanted from him and to see his reaction, and i was not mistaken, he understood me, that’s when everything happened for us, so we had a fun night in a limousine with drugs and sex. so you're stroking his leg , to be honest, as a man who isn't turned o

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director of population behavior health in health department behavioral health service. the legislation requires retail pharmacies in san francisco to stock at least 2 boxes of opioid antagonist in order to reverse opioid overdoses. the health department request approval of the proposed legislation because greater availability of naloxone known by brand nay narcan is a tool to save lives. this legislation closes a gap for availability in our city. when given in a timely manner reverse opioid overdose including fentanyl overdose. over the past year our department online overdace training has been taken more then 5 thousand times educating employees and members of the public how to recognize a overdose and use naloxone. trained 1 thousand people in person, schools entertainment venues and community organizations across the city. thousands more trained by dedicated community partners. we get asked, where can i get naloxone? we want to be able to say go to your neighborhood pharmacy and they will have naloxone, but we can't. there is a gap in accessing this medication in our

with the monopoly case against the masons, then at the end of the last century the american department of health biology of trying to monopolize, nascent market. internet browser, having included internet explorer in the windows operating system microsoft then e2 was not divided into two parts by the court, the company then survived, but corporate practice had to change and give way to many young internet businesses. at the same time, they made their way, then with internet explorer. browser netscape navigator. now no one will remember. but google, which was born exactly in those years, has grown quite well and is now fighting off the antitrust claims of the american in minsk, according to the search engine, its market position is determined solely by the quality of the service, indicating that when smartphone users in europe were able to choose their own default search , google’s share did not decrease. he also cites the position of the company and apple, which says that google as the default search on iphones provides users with a better experience. in general, the parties have only outlined t

developments, we previously cited a report from the office of the inspector general of the us department of healthccording to the report of the national advisory council on biosecurity, these documents recognize the unwillingness of american regulatory authorities to monitor studies potentially falling under the bwc, taking into account that the united states cannot control. actually biological objects the activity of american laboratories around the world is a constant source. a bio-threat primarily for the population of those countries where it is based. an example of this is ukraine , on whose territory there are several dozens of similar facilities removed from international control . the ministry of defense of the russian federation will continue to study military biological activities, usa does a new interest-free period of 120 days start every month? make purchases return money so again and again free forever superstar of nine eight percent. checkout online or select and benefit every birthday sokolov, the number one jewelry brand in russia , announces a festival of holiday discounts of mor

but it was touch and go for i minute and one of the best decisions this the department of public health made, doctor coal fax was to send the best add administrator anywhere to help us and guide this ship. i want to thank roland pickins for his work. [applause]. times i came up to lug luge and walked the halls with roland i know you want to keep him. you got a new director. sandra will be great! it was so like over the past year see the excitement serving folks. how people felt and mote the patient and family members and hear the stories. we had no choice. and we had to make very decisions that were criticized. i want to thank david chu for the lawsuit. . because it did take a lot of courage because people discouraged us from going there. but we reached out to everyone on the state level and on the federal level. and i got to point out key leaders on the federal level who were instrumental with helping us to get tow this moment. i want to star with jackie spear. who really not only sounded the alarm but worked hard up until the day she left office to help support us and man, what will w

. >>> in california, the department of health says over a seven day period, our positivity rate is currently 14%. that's an increase of just over 1.5% from a week before. marin is the leading bay area county with 18.5% test positivity but santa clara saw the biggest jump with a 3.2% increase. >>> now an update on the health of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. there have been concerns about the senator after he appeared to freeze up during two press conferences. the capitol hillier tending physician says he doesn't think mcconnell suffered stroke or seizure. the note says he shows no evidence of movement disorder like parkinsons. the doctor says people who have suffered a concussion can feel light headed. that backs up a climb from mcconnell's office and follows the minority leader's fall. >>> a live look at oakland where youth football coaches are making a pivot to keep kids safe. east bay panthers have a field to play on in front of a home crowd. instead as betty yu is showing you, they are driving an hour away because of what they are afraid will happen in their neighborhood. >> rep

action to increase mental health access and decreased the stigma of mental health by meeting people where they already are, in barbershops. since then in partnership with the departmentavioral health in georgia we've expanded our training to women to train 500 beauty stylists. 50% of the barbers and stylus have gone through the training are better informed about mental health than they were before. because of the support of cgi we have expanded our recent partnership with the walmart foundation addressing juvenile justice strategy in arkansas. we have also formed a partnership with truest bank to help expand our curriculum across the southeast in 20 barber schools. i am proud to share with you that the confess project of america is now reaching 3.8 million people annually through our training of network of barbers and hairstylists. [applause] >> now, you may think that there is no straightforward solution. we believe that education is the one. africa does not have the luxury to take its time and build universities the same traditional way in the western countries, so it will have to leapfrog to advanced technology and innovation and alternative education. seeing this

the department of public health speaking out to raise awareness and urge those struggling with addictionseek help. here at the department of public health, we are working to overcome to prevent overdoses and save lives through a multitude of strategies and interventions, and especially by making treatment and services, including medications for treatment easily accessible to anyone one who is ready. now the city is launching a live online dashboard for drug use trends in san francisco, which will help guide the city's policies on how best to address the fentanyl crisis. the data show the majority of those overdose deaths were related to fentanyl use, but xylazine used known by the street name tranq is on the rise and could be the next wave in the ongoing drug crisis in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. well, california is now just two weeks away from launching its long awaited care cortes program is designed to get people with mental illness into treatment. the law allows family members, social workers and court employees to refer people with schizophrenia or other psych

supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said they are not sure the city's department of public health is meeting all of its obligations to help those struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have heard from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guts a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do better to deliver services or won't work. there's n

e packages, and to the medical institutions of the moscow department of health in 2022, 390,000 e of medicines under this contract have been closed this year. in the first half of the year, 3,207,000 have already been shipped, and uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, 000,000 medicinal uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, 000,000,000,000,000 medicinal packages have been shipped to institutions, and, uh, um, we incurred 5.4 billion rubles as part of the investment obligation. to create a production complex. another sensitive industry is aircraft manufacturing is an area that was particularly pressured by sanctions policies. at that moment, hundreds of issues arose that were resolved in different ways, including the implementation of elements of our own production. for example, temperature sensors, which, as it turns out, have been made at a high level for a long time, this is truly a reason for pride. eh, e agro corporation contacted us and ordered from us. well, first, an experimental batch. uh, in the future there will be about 740 sensors of this type. ah, for how we later actually fo

human factor, there are those doctors who took the initiative themselves, headed the fake department of health will be punished since the beginning of the russian aggression a year ago . representatives of civilian professions also found themselves with brave military men who, under enemy fire, repaired broken communications and saved lives , the load on them grew every day from materials based on real in the stories of doctors who escaped from hell, blood would run through their veins, and as it turned out, there were also those medical workers in mariupol who helped the occupiers turn a flourishing ukrainian city into a home, traitors who , driven by personal interests, went to work for the enemy, this is a doctor from olhov, a mariupol perinatal center , in the spring of last year she gave interviews to propagandist media talking about various atrocities in azov, the woman called herself the head of the maternity hospital for a pregnant woman and claimed that she was in the maternity hospital the base of the azov regiment was located. this is how olhov tried to justify the bloody bombing of

in particular, the perol strain is not observed in the department of health, however, for the purposeors were required to see patients in clinics and hospitals wearing masks and gloves. and in sokolniki, the covid hospital has resumed its work; it will be significant. that’s for sure, but how large-scale. whether it will be comparable to the previous micronballs is a big question for now. eh from what we know. i think that it will be significantly lower. it is imperative to deal with this problem and , accordingly , counteract the spread of infection and increase the level of collective immunity. well, there are a number of other actions to do , distribute resources there, and train medical workers from the street fund. the perola coronavirus is more contagious than its predecessors, but not as severe; it has a number of additional mutations, compared with previously identified variants, according to rospotrebnadzor. symptoms similar to arvi: fever, cough, headache weakness in some cases loss of smell the eyes may begin to water determine that the patient has covid 19 or a common seas

on monday, the department of public health announced the number of fatal opioid overdoses tied a record level in response, the city announced the rollout of a new dashboard on the sf gov website. it will show data on monthly overdoses as well as other numbers of people receiving treatment. the city also says they are partnering with organizations to extend hours to nights and weekends for medical treatment centers where people can walk in and get help, often on the same day with drugs such as methadone and wraparound services with homeless advocates and counselors, addiction is something they have. it's not something they are. and it's difficult when they just don't show up. sane says his clinics extended hours have seen a large number of new clients seeking help, but he feels they're fighting against what feels like a flood of fentanyl. we had a gentleman, very young man, very talented man, um, trying to, you know, get his his postgraduate education and he had od'd eight times in two weeks. and then we never seen him again. sane says what is helping are more patrols by san francisco po

the department of health and human services announcing the expansion in accessibility today .lick the asl now button on 988 lifeline.org to connect with a trained counselor who can communicate in american sign language. this is a new day for the deaf community and we are so much closer to true equity having this 988 suicide in crisis. lifeline within the video phone department, according to the department of health and human services, in the coming weeks, people will be able to directly dial 988 using a video phone to reach a lifeline. counselor trained in sign language and a reminder, if you or someone you know is in need of help, there's a national hotline where support is available 24 hours a day. that number on your screen, nine, eight, eight. well, certain psychedelic drugs could soon be decriminalized here in california under a new bill that's heading to the governor's desk. the bill that passed the state senate yesterday would allow possession and use of a few. naturally occurring psychedelic substances, including the ingredients in hallucinogenic mushrooms. the bill wo

parents to talk to their kids about staying safe online and what that means, according to the us department of health 13 and 17 years old have reported using social media. >> a third of them almost constantly changes to the apps are never going to be a substitute for parents checking in with their kids. >> they have to set time limits and they have to sometimes be strict and not take their kids. no, for an answer. >> all right. some interesting developments there. and you can check out more of the stories in a little bit. we'll take thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibra

the hotline was set up by the department of health and human services to reach women once they've lefthe hospital, trained counselors take calls about anxiety. general medical questions and relationship conflicts. the hotline was created with a memorable number 1833 tlc mama. it's easily accessible in english and in spanish and interpreters are available upon request for people who speak any of 60 different languages. when we return, bill to be cool temperature cool. the best part is actually to experience it. how architects are harnessing self-cooling design to combat climate change. self-cooling design to combat climayou know that feeling fiof having to rewash dishes that didn't get clean? i don't. cascade platinum plus... with double the dawn grease fighting power and double the scrubbing power. for a no rewash clean... and a cabinet ready shine. upgrade to cascade platinum plus. dare to dish differently. kayaking is my thing. running is awesome. but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. now i'm staying ahead of it. dupixent helps heal your skin from wi

very proud to have worked closely with department public health to put that together. i don't think department of public health plan was perfect, but i do say when it comes to dealing with the public health crisis, i rather be lead by experts in public health then a bunch of paul politicians. it has been all most a year and this is the frustration at the question time in which i asked the mayor whether we were going to issue the rfp. it is every conversation with department public health when they issue the rfp. you can cite legal issues and as supervisor ronen pointed out, new york figured how to do this, we can figure how to do this. you can cite whether the chicken or egg comes first but we know how to make progress. we have providers saying we are ready and willing to go. get the green right from the mayor and issue rfp out and if the city attorney says you can't do it because of a legal issue then it won't happen. if a non profit isn't willing to do the work to set these up, they are not going to respond to the rfp so it is time to like stop talking and start doing on thisism we have a overd

supervisors and a man and supervisor catherine stefani said they're not sure the city's department of public healtheting, all of those obligations to help those struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have heard from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guts a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment on obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do better to deliver services or won't work. there's n

the human factor, there are those doctors who themselves took the initiative headed the fake department of healthccupiers and discredited the armed forces of ukraine these are the medical workers who are real collaborators and state traitors and sooner or later they will be punished since the beginning of the russian aggression a year ago mariupol and its inhabitants and with them the defenders were one of the first to experience the horrors of the occupation on the front lines of the bloody war, together with courageous military personnel , were representatives of civilian professions , those who repaired broken communications and saved lives under enemy fire the load on them grew and every day from materials based on real stories of doctors who escaped from hell , blood in their veins, and as it turned out , there were also those medical workers in mariupol who helped the occupiers turn a flourishing ukrainian city into a home, traitors who, guided by personal interests, went to work on the enemy, this is a moykhov doctor from the mariupol perinatal center . last spring, she gave an interview t

he was a semi-professional rower and an excellent swimmer, the director of the hawaii state department of health the certificate that obama was born in hawaii, and not in kenya, because there were rumors that obama was actually born in kenya, therefore the united states of america, but here, in the end, it turns out that obama also has something to hide. remember the very recent scandalous interview that the famous tucker carlson took with a certain larry sinclair. remember this information? then i gave obama $250 to buy coke, and when he came back, i made a track on the box from. disk, so that it was in a limousine, yes, right on the move, or is it more convenient for you to sniff, all this happened while parked, but no, we continued to drive, so i’m making a new path, well, so you understand, somewhere around here, usually all sorts of tameki begin, i started stroking his thigh to make it clear what i want from him and to look at his reaction, and i was not mistaken, he understood me, that’s when everything happened with us. so we had a fun night in the limo with drugs and sex. so, you stroke

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. >>> the department of health says it is already scaling up programs like this across the city so more people have access. >>> they didn't think it would happen to them and yet it did, we found two groups in golden gate park today who had their car windows smashed. this is not a new issue in the city, but some big names are getting involved, saying the city has been given over to the criminals. anne makovec joining me with all the details on this. >> a couple of big names including elon musk ready to put money on the table to get rid of one supervisor. preston suggested that tourists should be warned not to leave anything valuable in their cars. the cars are highly sought after targets since they often have luggage and contained valuables and sometimes high-end cameras or computers. they can easily be identifiable with out-of-state plates or barcodes from rental companies. two groups of tourists willing to share their stories. >> i thought i was hiding this device. >> we didn't know how serious the problem was. we just knew there were break-ins but didn't actually think it was this ser

so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human servicessing partners, so primarily the department of homelessness and supportive housing and human services agency. so it's sort of a three-headed command in which we are coordinating and operating everything related to covid response. and now, of course, in this final phase, it's mass vaccination. the first year was before the pandemic was extremely busy. the fires, obviously, that both we were able to provide mutual support but also the impact of air quality. we had, in 2018, the worst air quality ten or 11 days here in the city. i'm sure you all remember it, and then, finally, the day the sun didn't come out in san francisco, which was in october. the orange skies, it felt apocalyptic, super scary for people. you know, all of those things, people depend on government to say what's happening. are we safe? what do i do? and that's a lot of what department of emergency management's role is. public service is truly that. it is such an incredible and effective way that we can make change for th

hopefully, nhs england, also critical of this news from the department of health and social care is critical can't all speak up and do nothing. there is certainly a hope -- one representative said they hoped to see an end to the kind of behavior that so many trains, often they are trainees, have suffered in surgical theaters and around that by their often senior colleagues. >> thank you very much for that. around the world and across the u.k., this is "bbc news." now to some of the other day's news. the budget retailer has announced it will take on the leases of up to 71 wilco stores. it is expected to convert shops to the pound land brand, and offer roles for wilco staff. a judge in pakistan has ruled the five children found with the grandfather of sarah will be sent temporarily to a government childcare facility in the country. 10-year-old sarah wasound dead at a house in england last month. the children had traveled to pakistan from the u.k. with sarah's father, stepmother, and uncle. u.k.'s biggest chain is putting up its prices during peak hours. stonegate, which ones yates bars, will a

. >>> here in california, the department of health says over a seven-day period, our positivity rate rently 14%. that is an increase of just over 1.5% from a week before. marine is still the leading bay area county with 18.5% test positivity. santa clara county saw the biggest jump with a 3.2% increase. >>> concerns are growing on the health of senate minority leader mitch mcconnell. this, after he appeared to freeze up during to press conferences . the capitol hill attending physician says there are no signs mcconnell suffered a stroke or seizure and said the doctor says people who suffer a concussion can feel lightheaded at times which backs up the claimant from mcconnell's own office. >>> marijuana is the most commonly used in the country. while many studies have focused on the potential medicinal benefits, there is new research into the drug to help people who have become dependent on that drug. cristian benavides reports. >> reporter: 27-year-old roseville bennett says he became dependent on marijuana. >> i would smoke more often and would not get as much done. >> reporter: when