accepted them and as far as i know part of these patients e-e from the administration of the department of health protection regional championship of these patients will be sent further for treatment to poland in relation to direct assistance, it is better to contact the city hall of the city and the department of health if they 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 t

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

of ukrainian citizens will need social protection. therefore, oksana zholnovych worked as the head of the department of social policy and health protectionof the president's office from the 20th year and was also as an adviser to the minister of social policy, she worked in the field of protection of people with disabilities, was an assistant to the rector of the lviv state university of physical education and was a member of the lviv oblast bar council, and it is interesting that she was a member of the political party people's power . but today i became the minister of social policy vadym denisenko . good day once again. good day. i asked about the high-profile dismissal of the head of the sbu and the prosecutor general's office. why now, because you yourself said that now there is no politics well, obviously, because it is necessary to strengthen the work and security services of the prosecutor general's office , questions have arisen despite the fact that there will be really great merits, it is such that a lot has really been done, but it is obvious that the president still has a number of questions. he thinks that it is necessary s

minister, among her likely successors they are called the current head of the department of social policy and health protectionthe office of the president, oksana zholnovich. however, she is not the only candidate, let me remind you that maryna lazebna headed the ministry of social policy in the government of denys shmorgal from march 2020 , before that she was the head of the state social service of the ministry of social policy in ukraine . more than three and a half tons of grain from the new crop. this was reported by the ministry of agrarian policy. among the crops, wheat, barley and peas, the odesa region is the leader among the regions. collected almost a million tons of grain in the second and third places dnipropetrovsk region and mykolaiv region , respectively, and ukraine before the war was traditionally the leader in the sale of agricultural products abroad february 24 everything has changed state gdp is falling rapidly inflation is accelerating one can forget about agrarian leadership sellers of agricultural products suffered great losses due to the occupation damaged equipment, the crop stolen by

health. your own website states the mission of the san francisco department of public health is to protect and promote the health of all of san francisco. the mission of the mayor's office and that of the board of supervisors is more generalized. and not specifically focused on protecting the health of the people. please do your specific job and reinstate the mask mandate to protect the public health of our city. i watched the documentary on joan us [inaudible] and the development of the polio vaccine and left me in tierce because a whole country was backing public health. a whole country was pulling together to keep people safe. i would love to see that happen starting in san francisco. where we all pull together to protect all of us. thank you very much. >> thank you for sharing your comments all right. i have unmuted you. are you there. >> i'm here. >> commissioners pay attention to what i have got to say. first and foremost. public comment trickle was not work. i had to call the board twice to call sfgov3 times in order to fix the problem. why am i bringing this to your attention? because

service of the ministry of health reported, the department approved and sent methodological recommendations to the regions on diagnosis, treatment, prevention of this disease , protectiveare the same as for the spread of other infectious diseases. this is a safe distance following the rules of personal hygiene , the use of personal protective equipment and disinfection. the most powerful intercontinental nuclear missile in the world, the russian sarmat , is preparing for new tests and mass production, the ceo of roscosmos made such a statement today. dmitry rogozin, he posted on his telegram channel a photo on it of a correctly sheathed rocket, which is being transported by train. about such they say born in a shirt in the kemerovo region , doctors of the miners' specialized health center examine a rescued miner. they searched for him a week after the earthquake, which led to the collapse of the rock, the worker was considered missing ostap gregorians found out the details of the miraculous rescue. leonid moiseev , a drilling rig operator, the search for which did not stop for more than six days at the mine, raspadskaya coke was delivered today approximately at the beg

health information -- protects private health information in states with extreme laws. the executive order strengthens coronation at the federal level and establishes a task force led by the white house department and the department of human services, focused specifically on using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. let me close with this. the court and its allies are committed to moving america backwards with fewer rights, less autonomy, and politicians invading their most personal decisions. remember the reason the decision has an impact much beyond roe and the right to privacy generally. marriage equality, contraception, so much more is at risk. this decision affects everyone unrelated to choice, beyond choice. we cannot allow an out-of-control supreme court working in conjunction with extremist elements of the republican party to take away freedoms and our personal autonomy. the choice we face as a nation between the mainstream and the extreme, between moving forward and moving backwards, between allowing politicians to enter the most personal parts of our lives -- protecting the right to privacy, yes most of yes. embedded in our constitution. this is a choice. this is a m

of disasters and fires every day. >> equipment donated by the san jose fire department that will help protect the health of ukrainianighters. who are working so hard to save lives and protect their community every day. >> san jose's donation will be distributed by the relief organization over ukraine founded by nick below gorsky who grew up in eastern ukraine. an area that has come under heavy shelling while russian forces advance on the ground family still in ukraine and i i'm in touch with them every day. >> from all the looks of it, you pay is in this war for a long time since russia invaded in february, nova ukraine has donated more than 22 million dollars in aid to ukraine. a majority of that spending has been dedicated to lifesaving medical aid with their most recent aid coming from the south bay. we're standing with the ukrainians. >> and will continue helping save lives and every help weekend to ukrainians. and if rent relief is also come in the form of military equipment. so far the biden administration has transferred more than 7,000 types of small arms, 50 million rounds of ammunition. and more than 1 mil

what we have done in san francisco as a leader in covid and as a department of public health that has made conservative decisions to protect public health and we have seen less than 1000 people die of covid. i am trusting our public health experts and there is no indication that we are going in that direction. reggie: the mayor went on to say that while numbers are concerning, hospital levels remain manageable. jobina: san francisco police are looking for thieves that smashed and>> broken out windows on this large fan that had been part two garin delhi square in san francisco. >> the sense of love and unity, we felt the polar opposite. >> they described the moment after this happen. thieves were armed, and stole their personal items as a group of teens who traveled from all over the world traveled to the golden gate bridge. as upsetting as this was, people risk their lives recording these videos which are now part of the police investigation. backpacks full of clothes, passports and electronics were stolen the two dozen young victims came together. >> we have unity, we have hope. we have hope in a better future and our abi

of the problems ahead for states that restrict abortion except in the health of the mother. 1a president biden signed an executive order that directs the department of health and human services to protectn access. in a letter to healthcare providers, the hhs secretary told hospitals and doctors federal emergency medical treatment laws supersede state law. the fda meanwhile considering whether the so-called day after pills should be sold without prescription where a woman could just buy them off the shelf emergency contraceptive pill, plan b one step is already provided without a prescription. a number of competing companies are asking the government to allow women to pick up their pills the same way. so federal agencies led by the biden white house are responding to the recent supreme court decision but there is criticism they weren't prepared well enough. it's been known for months thanks to a leak that the court was set to take away a woman's right him up at the white house only now seems to be responding to it. there's another house select committee meeting today or hearing. nbc bay area will carry that live. today's hearing focuses on the connections, if there are any, between extr

safe guarding access to reproductive health care services, that will include protecting access to medication abortion through the department ofealth and human services. also look to go protect the privacy of patients at a time when people in states where abortion is now illegal are concerned about those states gathering their data in an attempt to go ahead and move forward with prosecutions, promoting the safety and security of patients, there's not a lot of details from the white house so far on exactly what that would account for, and also creating this task force, an interagency task force led by the department of health and human services as well as the white house's gender policy counsel to coordinate interagency efforts related to policies around reproductive health care services. it's important to note that a lot of the steps included in this executive order are already things that we've heard from president biden or the hhs secretary xavier becerra, steps that they've done to take or outlined that they will be taking. this executive order appears to codify a lot of those steps in this executive order and also requires

the san francisco department of public health we'll talk about its vaccination campaign to protect people department representatives will answer questions about its public education and outreach efforts. 12 state lawmakers are requesting an emergency state budget appropriation to expand monkeypox testing and vaccination. in a letter to governor gavin newsom, they wrote in part due to this federal public health failure. we have very limited vaccine supply. we request that the legislature allocate funding to the health and human services agency, or department of public health to support counties growing need to address this outbreak, particularly around vaccination, testing, treatment and education outreach to impacted communities. time now 67 in the south bay, santa clara county held its first monkey pox vaccine clinic. they had enough vaccine doses for up to 200 people, according to the county health department, one patient told ktvu covid-19 pandemic was a big reason why he decided to get vaccinated against monkeypox. if there's anything we've learned in the last couple of years, it's th

health information. it protects private health, information and states with extreme loss. the executive order strength is coordination of the federal level. it establishes a task force, led by the white house department and the department of human services focus specifically on using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. you know me closes this. the court is allies are committed to moving america backwards with fewer rights, less autonomy, and politicians invading their most personal decisions. remember, the reason that a decision has an impact much beyond ro in the right to privacy, generally merge quality contraception. so much more at risk. this decision affects everyone unrelated to choice beyond choice. we cannot allow and out of control supreme court work in conjunction with extremity elements of the republican party to take away freedoms and our personal autonomy choice. we faces a nation between the mainstream in the extreme, between moving forward and moving backwards between now and politicians entered the most personal parts of our lives. protecting the right of privacy. yes. yes. imbedded in our constitution. this is a choice. this is a moment. the mo

protecting abortion access. >> we cannot allow an out of control supreme court working with extremist elements of the republican party to take away freedoms. >> he's directing the health and human services department to identify ways to protect access to abortion, and medication and emergency medical care for those experiencing pregnancy loss. the house is scheduled to vote on a pair of abortion-related bills, one would restore roifd as the law of the land. the other would guarantee the right to go to another state for an abortion. neither bill has the votes to pass the senate. >>> tonight monkeypox cases spread across the country and there's growing frustration over the federal response. here in california we've seen one of the highest case counts in the country. at least 136 so far, second only to new york. today, state senator wiener put out a statement on twitter, criticizing the federal government for releasing so few vaccines. we spoke to one san francisco resident who says some of his friends are foregoing even casual contact like handshakes. >> seeing that cases double every single week in the country and specifically with gay men. how do you know where to go? >> the feds have put in an or

firefighters in ukraine responding to hundreds of disasters and fires every day. >> equipment donated by the san jose fire department that will help protect the health of ukrainian firefighters. who are working so hard to save lives and protect their community every day. >> san jose's donation will be distributed by the relief organization over ukraine founded by nick below gorsky who grew up in eastern ukraine. an area that has come under heavy shelling while russian forces advance on the ground family still in ukraine and i i'm in touch with them every day. >> from all the looks of it, you pay is in this war for a long time since russia invaded in february, nova ukraine has donated more than 22 million dollars in aid to ukraine. a majority of that spending has been dedicated to lifesaving medical aid with their most recent aid coming from the south bay. we're standing with the ukrainians. >> and will continue helping save lives and every help weekend to ukrainians. and if rent relief is also come in the form of military equipment. so far the biden administration has transferred more than 7,000 types of small arms. >> 50 million rounds of ammunitio

firefighters in ukraine responding to hundreds of disasters and fires every day equipment donated by the san jose fire department that will help protect the healthso hard to save lives and protect their community every day. >> san jose's donation will be distributed by the relief organization over ukraine founded by nick below gorsky who grew up in eastern ukraine. an area that has come under heavy shelling while russian forces advance on the ground. my family still in ukraine and i i'm in touch with them every day. >> from all the looks of it, you pay is in this war for a long time since russia invaded in february, nova ukraine has donated more than 22 million dollars in aid to ukraine. a majority of that spending has been dedicated to lifesaving medical aid with their most recent aid coming from the south bay. we're standing with the ukrainians. >> and will continue helping save lives and every help weekend to ukrainians and relief is also come in the form of military equipment. so far the biden administration has transferred more than 7,000 types of small arms, 50 million rounds of ammunition. and more than 1 million grenades and artillery ro

on friday president joe biden signed an executive order directing the department of health and human services to protect abortion access. in a letter hhs secretary told hospitals and doctors that federal emergency medical treatment supersedes state law. the food and drug administration considering weather the day after pill should be sold without a prescription or woman can buy them off the shelf. the emergency contraceptive pill is already provided without a prescription. competing companies are asking the government to allow women to pick up their pills the same way. federal agencies led by the biden white house are responding to the supreme court decision. there is criticism that they were not prepared enough. it has been known for months think to a leak. it seems to be only now that they are responding. >> another house select committee meeting. that hearing starts at 10:00. we will carry that live. today's hearing focuses on connections between extremist groups and the trump white house. we could see testimony from former white house counsel. we will watch for that and tweet about it. okay. thank y

of disasters and fires every day. >> equipment donated by the san jose fire department that will help protect the health of ukrainian firefighters. who are working so hard to save lives and protect their community every day san jose's donation will be distributed by the relief organization over ukraine founded by nick below gorsky who grew up in eastern ukraine. an area that has come under heavy shelling while russian forces advance on the ground family still in ukraine and i i'm in touch with him every day. >> from all the looks of it, you pay is in this war for a long time since russia invaded in february, nova ukraine has donated more than 22 million dollars in aid to ukraine. a majority of that spending has been dedicated to lifesaving medical aid with their most recent aid coming from the south bay. we're standing with the ukrainians. >> and will continue helping save lives and every help weekend to ukrainians. and relief is also come in the form of military equipment. >> so far the biden administration has transferred more than 7,000 types of small arms, 50 million rounds of ammunition. and more than 1 million

department of health and human services to dramatically accelerate the purchase and distribution of the monkey pox vaccine. this comes as we're seeing long lines in the city. people wanting to get the vaccine to get protected against monkeypox, today s f general in the san francisco aids foundation will be holding an online town hall on monkey pox. ktvu jana katsuyama breaks down how people can get information about the virus and access to the vaccines. the line to get monkey pox vaccine stretched outside zuckerberg san francisco general hospital monday have a little bit of inkling that it was going to be crowded, but i mean yeah, you gotta do what you gotta do. general staff say they will have a walk in clinic all week for people who have been exposed to monkeypox have been to an event, whereas notified after the fact that there were reported cases so kind of anxious about that. the virus, which has a characteristic rash is transmitted through close contact or betting. on monday, the cdc posted a map showing 39 states plus the district of columbia and hawaii, as well as puerto rico reported monkeypox cases. the map shows california had some 148 cases. sf general says they've received 2308 monkey pox vacci

of disasters and fires every day. >> equipment donated by the san jose fire department that will help protect the health of ukrainianty every day san jose's donation will be distributed by the relief organization over ukraine. >> founded by nick below gorsky who grew up in eastern ukraine. an area that has come under heavy shelling while russian forces advance on the ground family still in ukraine and i i'm in touch with him every day. >> from all the looks of it, you pay is in this war for a long time since russia invaded in february, nova ukraine has donated more than 22 million dollars in aid to ukraine. a majority of that spending has been dedicated to lifesaving medical aid with their most recent aid coming from the south bay. we're standing with the ukrainians. >> and will continue helping save lives and every help weekend to ukrainians. and relief has also come in the form of military equipment. >> so far the biden administration has transferred more than 7,000 types of small arms, 50 million rounds of rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> well, 5.52 in the east bay new link scooters are now available outside of bart

department of health and human services took a dramatic step towards protecting the last vet innings cretary javier becerra issued new guidance to hospitals across the country that under federal law they must provide abortion services if the life of the mother is at risk adding that federal law on emergency treatments supercorrode state laws barring abortion without exceptions. this is just one small step in the wake of a decision that's plunged the condition try and the future of reproductive rights into total kay isoff. take, for example, pennsylvania. last friday night the statehouse and senate passed a bill that would ask voters to amend the state constitution to dechair that there is no right to abortion in pennsylvania. the bill must pass the legislature in two consecutive votes. that's right, were imof pennsylvania, they are coming to you if you let them. problem presidential candidate glenn youngkin says he thinks he could pass a 15-week ban. on the other end of the spectrum there were to you critical rules, n utah utah judge sided with planned parent hoomt and in never straig

what we have done in san francisco as a leader in covid, as a department of public health that has made some very conservative decisions to protect public health and we have seen the difference in the number of people who actually die from covid, still less than 1000 people over the entire time in one of the densest cities in the country. so i am trusting our public health experts in right now there is no indication we are going in that direction. kristen: all right. i also want to ask you about monkeypox. cd leaders including yourself have been talking about the federal supply needing to increase quickly. what are you doing to try and ensure that happens? mayor breed: today we are sending holly or becerra, the director who oversees the department of health for the entire country, making sure it is clear that here in san francisco, especially because of the people who are impacted by monkeypox that we have not only the resources we need as it relates to vaccine, but there is also an educational component that needs to go out to various communities. we need help and we need it now plead we know it is complicated in terms of the ab

press service of the ministry of health of the department sent methodological recommendations to the regions on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of this disease, protective measures are the same as for the spread of other infectious diseases - this is a safe distance for observing the rules of personal hygiene use of personal protective equipment and disinfection. well, just the situation of the monkey's sleep, we will discuss the deputy director for clinical analytical work of the research institute of epidemiology of rospotrebnadzor natalya pshenichnaya natalya yuryevna hello. is it possible to tell in more detail how it was possible to identify the person who fell ill by the monkey, he somehow felt unusually. why did he suddenly begin to do these tests, which the vector delivered what had been expected for a long time, because all the health services of this supervision, the ministry of health we were preparing for the fact that the day would come when the lord of the monkeys would be brought to us, and well, the preparation, as you can see now, was quite successful, because as soon as the patient felt unwell. yes, he did have characteristic signs for

health information. it protects private health information states with extreme loss. the executive orders transit coordination of the federal level. it establishes a task force led by the white house department and the department of human services focus specifically on using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. you know, we close this. the court is committed to moving america backwards. with fewer rights, less autonomy and politicians invading the most personal of decisions. remember the reason decision? has an impact. much be on roe. the right to privacy. generally. marriage equality. contraception. so much more is at risk. this decision affects everyone. unrelated to choice beyond chores. we cannot allow an out of control supreme court. working conjunction with the extremist elements of the republican party to take away freedoms and our personal time. choice we face as a nation between the mainstream in the extreme. between moving forward and moving backwards. between alone politicians most personal parts of lives. protecting the right of privacy. yes. invented in our constitution. this is a choice. this is a moment. moment restore the rights have bee

of the eleventh trial to the leninsk -kuznetsky miners' health protection center. and here are the shots of how the ambulance drives up directly to the admission department of nikolayevichs a state. while i was driving here, i slept and got there normally. yes, leonidas moiseeva multiple fractures, how he survived for more than six days underground, remains only a mystery severe, but stable. i think its a positive attitude. so far, doctors have refrained from making predictions. it is known that leonid moiseev is in intensive care, when he will be transferred to the general department now depends only on his condition. ostap gregorian. pavel pasechnik to lead, kuzbass in japan said goodbye to shinzo aby. he was mortally wounded during an election rally in naro prefecture last friday for the mourning ceremony was monitored by our own correspondent in tokyo, sergei mingazhev. after the ceremony of forgiveness was completed, a hearse with escort cars left the ceremony . eh, in the main. ah, a buddhist temple. tokyo juddi yesterday. here we can say that there were commemorations, and today there are funerals and what the japanese call o lakarikai. this is the last forgivene

he's going to direct the federal government, the department of health and human services to work to protect access to abortion and to other reproductive services like contraception. this order he's supposed to sign also instructs his administration to expand access to family planning services and to abortion medication. those pills approved by the fda as safe and effective for more than 20 years. they account for a majority of the abortions in this country right now. and among the white house's efforts here, jose, to help ensure the safety of patients and providers including supporting efforts to deploy mobile clinics to borders to provide care for women in neighboring states where abortions are now or soon to be illegal, privacy, obviously a key priority here. the white house moving to protect patients' sensitive medical information and this order will provide leave for federal workers who travel for medical care. it does fall short of what some activists have been demanding like the declaration of a public health emergency, but the president i'm told, jose, will again push congress to gua

by the white house department and the department of human services, focused pacifically on using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. you know, let me close with this. the court and his allies are committed to moving america backwards fewer rights, less autonomy, and politicians invading the most personal decisions. remember the reasoning of this decision. it impacts much beyond row. the right to privacy is generally impacted. marriage equality, contraception, and so much more is at risk. this decision affects everyone. unrelated to choice, we cannot allow an out-of-control supreme court working in conjunction with an extremist government in their republic been party to take with tommy. the choice we face as a nation is between the mainstream and the extreme. between moving forward and moving backwards. between law and politicians and the most personal parts of our lives. protecting the right to privacy. yes. yes. embedded in the constitution. this is a choice. this is a moment. the moment. a moment to restore rights which have been taken away from us. a moment to protect our nation from an extremist agenda th

protects private health information in states with extreme laws. the executive order strengthens coordination at a federal level. it establishes a task force led by the white house department -- and the department of human services focused on using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. let me close with this. the court and its allies are committed to moving america backwards with fewer rights, less autonomy and politicians invading their most personal decisions. remember the reason of the decision has an impact beyond roe. and the right to privacy generally. marriage equality, contraception and so much more is at risk. this decision affects everyone, unrelated to choice, beyond choice. we cannot allow an out of control supreme court working in conjunction with extremist almosts of the republican party to take away freedoms. and our personal autonomy. the choice we face as a nation is between the mainstream and the extreme. between moving forward and moving backwards. between allowing politicians to enter the most personal parts of our lives and protecting the right of privacy. yes, yes, embedded in our constitution. this is a choice. this is a moment. the mome

charlie's for patients seeking abortions and out of state on monday, the department of health and human services issued new guidance protectinglife advocates are pushing back as a constitutional matter. i don't think congressional attempts to mandate abortion would be upheld in court. and as a policy matter it is. it's a horrific idea, and i think we should be embarrassed that the united states is even considering something like that. senator durbin says they plan to hold more hearings on abortion in the future. president biden faces growing pressure to declare a public health emergency in washington mouth rivera ktvu fox two news. we're now learning a replacement for british prime minister boris johnson will be announced on september 5th johnson announced last week he'd be stepping down as prime minister after a series of scandals. his conservative party says the contest will be reduced to two candidates over the next few weeks. final two candidates will then spend the rest of the summer campaigning. happening today, san francisco supervisors will consider a proposal to change election dates to increase voter participation.

the department of health is working with the community groups to help the latino population takes steps to protectves. san francisco is closely monitoring the spread of monkeypox. the latest data from friday show. a total of 197 confirmed cases in the city. that data also showing a disturbing trend that although latinos make up just 15% of san francisco's population, 30% of the city's monkeypox cases are among latinos. 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 all their 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 take the hardest hit, the department of public health says with limited supplies of vaccine it is working with community groups on ou

department of public health. the city is reporting 215 monkeypox cases as of monday and healthcare leaders are recommending community members protect themselves amid a limited supply of vaccine doses. just yesterday the clinic at san francisco general had to close its doors because of a lack of supplies. it's still unknown when that clinic will reopen. napa county is also reporting its first case which means all bay area counties now have cases. but health experts stress there are other ways to decrease risk of infection including avoiding ways of transmission. >> the way that monkeypox is spread is through close, physical skin on skin contact potentially also again can occur during sexual interaction. but it can also occur in different ways as well. it can transmit by touching objects that have been in contact with someone who has monkeypox and also through respiratory secretions but not through the air or walking by someone at the grocery store but through extended face to face contact, like kissing is an example of that. >> reporter: here's ways you can avoid monkeypox transmission. experts say avoid places of higher risk skin t

protect our community during this monkeypox outbreak. luz: this company is working with the department of public health, with overall state efforts. in the bay area, they are processing samples for solano county, and moving to testing in san franccoompare cid, it feels warininside pandemic 2.0, with monkeypox we want to do like we did with covid, provide testing as early as possible to our community. luz: renegade bio's ceo says their lab has the capacity to detect monkeypox in a sample within four hours. that fast response is what they say is key to preventing it from spreading in our communities. in san francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. a brutal robbery in daly city, caught on camera. >> [shouting] darren: this happened yesterday about 4:30 on skyline drive. police say the rubber was armed and struck the victim with a firearm and stole his watch. the suspect then fled in the vehicle with tinted windows. investigators say the 71-year-old victim was treated for injuries at the scene, but he did not go to the hospital. the victim's family told abc7news they believed they were followed from a bank in san leandro, said

the department of health and human services put out new guidance last week, saying any state ban is preempted by federal law, protectingpart of emergency care. but medical providers are still concerned they could be prosecuted for performing some procedures. joining me now is dr. david hackney. he is a maternal fetal medicine specialist based in ohio. welcome to the newshour. i think it is fair to say the last few weeks have made clear there are a number of doctors who are confused or scared about what they can or can't do in this new reality when caring for pregnant patients. that federal guidance, is that clear to you? dr. hackney: it does help and we certainly appreciate everything the department is doing in that regard. however it does not solve many other problems we have which are specific to the state we are in now. unfortunately some things are very clear in the state of ohio. we cannot perform abortions for fetal anomalies, fetal birth defects, even those in which we know the child would not survive. we also cannot perform abortions solely because the pregnancy was conceived by rape. that is straightforward in

of the federal level. it establishes a task force led by the white house department, and the department of human services, focus specifically and using every federal tool available to protect access to reproductive health care. let me close with this. a court and its allies are committed to moving america backwards with fewer rights, less autonomy, and up politicians debating their -- remember the reasoning of the decision has an impact much beyond roe. in the right to privacy generally. marriage equality, contraception, and so much more is at risk. this decision affects everyone unrelated to choice, beyond choice. we cannot allow an out-of-control supreme court working in conjunction with extremist settlements of the republican party to take away freedoms and their personal autonomy. the choice we face as a nation between the mainstream and the extreme, between moving forward and moving backwards, between along politicians into the most personal parts of our lives, protecting the right of privacy. yes embedded in our constitution, this is a choice. this is a moment. the moment. the moment to protect our nation from extremist agenda that is antithetical to everything we believe as americans. and i'm go

protected from mayhem for a whole lot less. ♪ ♪. gerry: this with the department of healthn taxpayer funding to look for an end when you study on why our nation's children quote favor whiteness and maleness over other identities. it will be a three-year study to uncover why young americans quote acquired the belief that white males represent the default person. whatever that means. well, speaking as the default person here i think i should hand this over too carrie chappelle is the only person on the show who does not fit in that category. what does this nonsense what are we trying to understand question require we spending money on what are to understand here? >> assist restless and sexist when you to pull the plug but i cannot believe our tax dollars are being spent for this garbage. the fund nyu, defined the study. first of all told her no children perform on they always do overwhelmingly they prefer moms. the whole premise is disgusting and nonsense. not to mention they cannot define what a woman is or what a man is pray this makes no sense. spent time briefly we can la

, rowels and regulations of the california department of public healing and the california department of health care services, that there is for the protection of patients an appeals press that is very prescriptive and gives rights to appeals recommendations. i'd like to point out that -- again, we recognized how traumatic and significant the closure and transfer process was going to be. and we are every day. with our patients, family and our staff. it is traumatic for all of them. for many cases patients and our staff have been together for year and sometimes decades. again we more a wagz in the of our making in terms of closure transfer plan but imposed upon us and doing our best to meet the obligations that are required urn that plan. cms cover most of the costs for care that occurs at laguna honda hospital. and in addition to providing the funding, through cms the california department of health care services or dhcf is a responsible payor on behalf of cms in california they partnered with the california department of public healing as we try to implement this closure plan. areas of concern obviously is the significant cost of care -- at

of health reported, the department sent guidelines to the regions for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of this disease. this is once again a safe distance for observing the rules of personal hygiene, using personal protectivement and disinfection. and now it's time for the news of the economy, the russian car market, it may begin to recover as early as next year, and by 2020 by the fourth year it will exceed the pre-crisis 2021 figures. this is data from an analyst at the technology company trust formerly wwc. however, the structure of market players will change european and american brands, manufacturers from china, india and pakistan the federal customs service transferred 3.5 trillion rubles to the budget in the first year. this is almost 18% higher than the results of last year , more than 2 million declarations for goods were registered in 6 months, as the head of the fcs vladimir bulavin deductions for 2022 are expected at the level of 6 trillion rubles and the forecast will not be revised. transneft shareholders approved dividends for 2021 with a yield of rub 10,500. per share. this is 8.4% on this news, the company's papers won back today's losses and went up in the moscow exchange index, in turn,

francisco department of public health and other agencies to provide a comprehensive coordinated response to p.c.e. contamination in the area of the 2500 irving street block to ensure protections of neighboring homes and establishments. the tremendously important and really historic for the sunset district affordable housing at 2550 irving has led to the confirmation of toxic contamination of the soil not only on this site but around the entire block at 2550 irving, including under six single-family homes at 2550 irving and including two mixed-use sites across the street from the site. under the state department of toxic substance control, environmental testing has been conducted at multiple places and times, confirming that contamination is present in this area, possibly coming from multiple sources. further testing is needed to address gaps, and the state voluntarily work has been a patch work of voluntarily agreements. the regulatory framework for these properties is fragmented, with varying levels of responsibility for cleanup by the parties, associated with the legacy contaminants in the dune sands and known to be expanding into the structures. additionally, the san franc

protect themselves the community. i think it's just really frustrating. 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 stoppi

protect themselves the community. i think it's just been really frustrating. response director of the san francisco department of public healthtor grant colfax says >> his request of the federal government for more shots have gone unanswered. we're literally 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. this should be a preventable public health crisis 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 vaccine here. >> what's it like in arkansas? what's like mississippi like that? it just, you know, baffles me. >> since june, the san francisco department of public health says it's received around 2800 monkeypox vaccines as your should b