that is why the executive order directs the department of health and human services, hhs, to ensure all patients, including pregnant women and girls, experiencing pregnancy loss, get the care they need and that doctors have a clear guidance on their own responsibilities and protections no matter what state they are in. the executive order protects access to contraception that i'm about to sign post justice thomas himself said under the reasoning of this decision, what he said in his opinion, that the court should reconsider the constitutional right to contraception -- to use contraception, even among married couples. what century are they in? it used to be a case called connecticut versus griswold in the late 1960's that set a married couple in the privacy of their bedroom could not decide to use contraception. right now in all 50 states and the district of columbia, the affordable care act guarantees insurance coverage for women's health services, including free birth control. the executive order directs hhs to identify ways to expand access to reproductive health services like iud's,

it establishes a task force led 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 whi

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 moment a momentary story, the right should ha

that is a warning from the federal department of human services inc. premises include the abortion kit pill used in combination with a second drug in the first trimester during mid carriages. pharmacies that the night women the medication would be denying it on the basis of sex. they also violate law if they do not provide a pill to prevent identity, which can be deadly for the mother. >>> the disturbing discovery of an underground bunker. it was filled with stolen merchandise and guns. today, the surrounding coyote creek neighborhood is on high alert and demanding changes. families believe a criminal organization has taken over the creek and worn it is all happening just yards away. here is nbc's stephanie mary on. >> every day, every night. >> reporter: packages, it had been a problem for decades. homeless encampments taking over san jose's coyote creek. you can find a variety of makeshift homes, a whole lot of trash, and as reported yesterday, at least one underground bunker, wires for electricity, filled with stolen goods including guns. the latest

that is why the hhs, department of health and human services, and to ensure that all patients, including women and girls, experiencing pregnancy loss, they get the emergency care they need under federal law and that doctors have a clear guidance on their own responsibilities and protections, no matter what the state, no matter what state they are in. the executive order protects access to contraception, that i am about the site. justice thomas himself said that under the reasoning of this decision, this is what justice thomas said in his concurring opinion. that the court should reconsider the constitutional right to contraception. to use contraception, even among married couples. in what century are they in? there used to be a case called connecticut versus griswold, which was required unconstitutional in the late '60s, it said a married couple in the privacy of their bedroom, could not decide to use contraception. right now, in all 50 states and the district of columbia, the affordable care act guarantees insurance coverage for women's health services. including birth control. the exec

the president wanted to make sure that with the help of the human -- health and human services department, that they expand access to that as well as other reproductive health care. separately, to make sure it remains unimpeded, the effort of any women in states where abortion is now banned or will soon be banned or restricted, to travel to other states where it is not. susan said earlier, this is now in the hands of 50 separate states. the administration is going to do what it has in its power. the president noting his efforts through the federal trade commission to try to protect sensitive data, private medical information of women to make sure that that information doesn't get into the hands of those who might try to criminalize them for any responsibility that they take to deal with their own health care. those are some of the major headlines announced by the president today on top of another which is an effort to help get volunteer or pro bono lawyers to help provide more information, more legal help and clarification for those women in states where abortion access may be restricted

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 been taken away from us. and the moment to pro

. >> todd: other news texas attorney general paxton over abortion mandate from the department of human servicese health department directive orders hospitals in all states to perform abortion if it is necessary to resolve an emergency medical condition. paxton says the order is too broad and president biden is flagrantly disregarding the democratic process by having appointed bureaucrats mandate physicians must perform abortions. >> carley: roe v. wade, the white house is condemning arson and vandalism at places of worship. over the weekend two churches were set on fire and a third vandalized in maryland. such attacks are despicable and have appalling aim of provoking fear and are unlawful. the administration has not spoke against -- hillary vaughn asked if offering bounties is going too far? >> a group is offering to pay people if they send locations of justices, do you think this has gone too far at this point? >> carley: question came after shut down dc offered $200 for people to send in locations of supreme court justices. >> todd: academics and community leaders coming after justice claren

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

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 is picked up at le

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

supervisor rafael mandolin will hold a news conference calling on the cdc and the 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

me finally finish up by saying you have heard a lot of talk this weekend about the department of health and human servicesbut what it is trying to do. you're the secretary today talk about the importance of this virus and the government's response. we are committed to not only continue to be aggressive but continue to wrap up our response to this virus and protect communities in the united states and the most affected by monkeypox. let me stopp and take questions. think i have 15 minutes or so. i'll let you try the question taking. elects the president indicated he potentially hopes return back to there west wing later this week. can you walk us through the protocol would be for him to do that? we are at day four will there be a negative test tomorrow or additional precautions want to evaluate? cdcuse a great question but guidance on this is very clear five days of isolation, today is day four. so tomorrow will be day five. once he has a negative test day five, he can end his isolation. cdc guidance suggests he wear a mask when he is around others. the president is going to follow cdc guidelines for. >> w

a part of putting up advocate for the department of health and human services awarded $1.4 million grantto january to train behavioral health clinicians, paraprofessionals and other residents of rural new hampshire communities to address substance abuse disorder needs of residents. miss johnson, how will these grant programs help build the behavioral health workforce over the long term? how will they help rural areas in particular? >> thank you, senator thank you for your leadership in supporting and developing these critical programs that are really part of what it's going to take to confront this crisis. for us to be able to build critical programs my colleagues across the table have identified but we need a workforce to be able to deliver on that. it's the type of programs you have helped create that give us the tools to recruit people into the field. to get them the training they need and then to deploy them into the communities they are needed most. we are looking forward to the work that will happen at dartmouth under the grant program for an. >> thank you for that. quickly have a

jha: this is a decision that will be made by the department of public health and human services. with any outbreak, that evaluation begins day one. people look at it, think about when is it appropriate. i think secretary becerra will make that decision when he thinks doing so will help with the response. obviously it opens up certain capabilities for the department of public health and human services. i know those conversations are ongoing. reporter: on the monkeypox vaccine, is there consideration of invoking the dpa, and how much would the u.s. need total? dr. jha: that is a very good question. again, what i will say is right now, we have about 700,000 doses, pending fda authorization. we're looking at the company that makes it, we are looking at their ability to produce more. we are talking to them about contract manufacturing in the u.s. to produce more vaccines here. we are looking at a whole range of options. obviously if other tools that the federal government has at its disposal are helpful, we will not be shy about invoking those tools. but right now we are looking at th

it also directs the department of health and human services to approve access to abortion pills and various types of contraception. >> -- or for that matter republicans who for decades have pushed an extreme agenda, have a clue about the power of american women. they are about to find out, in my view. >> biden says that will happen at the ballot box in november. the president predicts women will vote in record numbers to reclaim their rights to privacy and choice. happening today, there will be rallies in support of reinstating roe versus wade. the group "rise up for abortion rights" is holding events across the country, including two in the bay area. the march for reproductive rights at san jose city hall begins at noon, and in half moon bay, the cosign for choice event. people are invited to gather at 5:00 p.m. tonight at highway 1 and capistrano road. >>> elon musk is backing out. yesterday, the world's richest man filed papers with the securities and exchange commission saying he wants out of the deal to buy twitter for $44 billion. muscat says the company has not lived up to their part

department of health and human services says it will by 3.2 million doses of nova back's covid vaccine shot will be the fourth brand of coronavirus vaccine here in the us once it is authorized for emergency use by the fda and recommended by the cdc. the vaccine is not authorized yet, but is expected to be soon. it's currently being administered in 40 countries. tonight firefighters out there on the front lines battling the washburn fire that's threatening those historic sequoias in yosemite national park after the break the concern and the gratitude from neighbors at a community meeting held tonight. to you. your team's everybody associated with this. thank you from the bottom of my heart. thank you. already we're taking in. look at the weather. temperatures are cooling off significantly tomorrow. it's going to be noticeable. i'll see you back here with that also ahead. another hurdle for people who want to keep a major street in san francisco car free coming up tonight at 10 30, a measure that will now appear on the november there's a reason comcast business powers more businesses tha

department of health and human services to stop the transfer of patients from laguna honda to other skilledsing facilities. so far, 56 patients have been transferred, 4 of whom have died tonight, laguna honda officials are blaming trauma from moving to different health care facilities as the cause of death. in those cases, california senator scott wiener says i'm deeply concerned about what's happening at laguna honda. transferring vulnerable frail residents can be quite dangerous. the entire situation is unacceptable and the rush transfer plan is doing more harm than good. well, san francisco clearly must fix the problems at laguna honda asap. the federal government needs to be more flexible about these residetts. the board of supervisors is also urging governor newsom to declare a state of emergency at laguna honda due to the high rate of transfers. other news now happening now. the air quality advisory has been extended in the bay area through tomorrow. smoke from that massive oak fire burning near yosemite is drifting into parts of the bay area. it has burned now that fire almost 19,000

biden administration is ordering hospitals to provide abortion services if a mother's life is at risk. the department of health and human services says a federal law on emergency treatment overrides state legislation banning abortions. and the debate over the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade has reignited whether a fee cuss is a person. a pregnant woman in texas is fight issing a traffic ticket claiming her unborn baby should count as a person when she's driving in the carpool lane. the woman is about 4 weeks pregnant when she was pulled over and told the officer her fetus counts as a passenger. the officer was not buying it and still gave her a nearly $300 ticket for carpool lane violation. >> one law is saying it's a baby and now he's telling me the baby that's jabbing my ribs is not a baby. like why can't it all make sense if there's a pro-women category, that's my stance. >> reporter: now at 36 weeks she's hired an attorney and has a court date set for later this month. g.? >>> on this "travel tuesday" the extent of theical challenges passengers are facing. a survey by bank rate finds that 79% of lei

of the cases in new york and 17% in california. the health and human services secretary has announced that the department will distribute 786,000 newly available doses of the vaccine. >> bottom line is we need to stay ahead of this and be able to end this outbreak. >> the biden administration is still weighing in on whether to declare monkeypox a federal public health emergency, which would then open up more resources to fight it. >>> right now, the bart board is meeting to discuss reintroducing a mask mandate for passengers. the meeting started around 4:00. the bart board will hear public comments before any decision is made. this new mandate would last until october 1. the vote comes about two weeks after bart lifted their last mandate. >>> meanwhile, l.a. county has decided not to impose a universal indoor mask mandate. the director of of the county health department said today that they dodged a bullet, and infections didn't get as bad as they previously feared. there was also pushback from residents and businesses worried about the impact on the economy. >>> let's go back to this live picture as san francisco mayor london breed

department of health and human services, saying monday that the u. s government will receive 3.2 million doses of the novavax vaccine following its authorization for emergency use by the fda. and its recommendation by the cdc. nova fax, is also expected to seek authorization for its vaccine to be used as a booster after promising results in clinical trials in atlanta. jonathan serrie fox news. one of the biggest shopping holidays of the year kicks off tomorrow. and we will speak with a cyber security expert about how you can avoid scams on amazon prime day and it's a critical week for the u. s economy and president biden how a new inflation report could how a new inflation report could impact his democratic base. illinois is in the middle. and what do you find in the middle? ♪ meet us in the middle of the mother road. we're in the middle of dinosaurs! welcome to the middle of everything. because you've got the next generation in global secure network from comcast business. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you

account for, and also creating this task force, an interagency task force led by the department of health and human servicess 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 hhs secretary to submit a report to the president within 30 days on his efforts on all of these fronts. these steps do not go nearly as far as democrats are surging president biden to go on this. there is nothing here to establish clinics on federal lands, one idea that has gained a significant amount of traction, something that the governor of new york pressed president biden on last week but the white house said that could have dangerous ramifications and made very clear it's not a step they're go

biden administration is ordering hospitals to provide abortion services if a mother's life is at risk. the department of health and humanvices says a federal law on emergency treatment overrides state legislation banning abortions. >> and the supreme court overturning roe v. wade has reignited debate over whether a fetus is a person. a pregnant woman in texas is fighting a traffic ticket after claiming her unborn baby should count as a person when she's in the carpool lane. the woman was 34 weeks pregnant when she got pulled over and told the officer her fetus counts as a passenger. the officer did not buy it, still gave her a $275 ticket for a carpool lane violation. >> now he's telling this baby that's jabbing my ribs is not a baby. like, why can't we -- why can't it all make sense? if there's a pro women category, that's -- that's my stance. >> now at 36 weeks, she's hired an attorney and has a court date in late july, but only if her daughter doesn't come first. >>> still ahead, a group of northern california teens hailed as heroes. how they saved a family and even gave them the shirts off their backs. we call it ol

so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human servicesartners, 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 the most

let's hope the department of health and human services is listening. much for your analysis, appreciate it. coming up at the top of the hour with a man, doctor patel's dire warning about the future of ob/gyn in the united states, in the wake of republican abortion bans at the state level. that's tonight, 9 pm eastern here on msnbc. i'll be back in a moment with ayman talk about some really distance over the weekend out of florida. ♪ ♪ ♪ distance over the weekend ou distance over the weekend ou of it's easier to do more innovative things. [whistling] ♪ ♪ this is the moment. for a treatment for moderate-to-severe eczema. cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free. ♪ ♪ ♪ for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines th

he's calling for the department of health and human services to increase the vaccine supply. today's event comes as the city is expected to receive 31 doses this week from the federal government. however, san francisco requested 35,000 shots. as of friday health leaders say there are 86 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox in the city. >>> a b area man is speaking out about his medical one-2 punch, recovering from not only keep prox, but covid is well. he says he learned that he tested positive for coronavirus last month, dan noticed red lesions on his back, legs, arms, and neck. the monkeypox diagnosis came next. he says both left two weeks of misery and feeling similar to a horrible flute. >> i felt really sick. the worst of it was honestly where i could barely get out of bed. you could barely get a drink of water. >> a professor of medicine we spoke with said getting diagnosed with both viruses is not impossible but rare and that covid is much more transmissible than monkeypox. >>> police still searching for a suspect in a deadly shooting over the weekend. it happen sa

last month, the department of health and human services announced five companies would soon begin offering the testing. the cdc confirmed 920 fine -- 929 cases as of yesterday. we are taking a closer look at supply issues involving the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website, abc 7. -- abc7news.com. the highway patrol is trying to determine what caused a bus to catch fire tonight. take a look at this video shot by a motorist who passed by the bus as it was on fire in south san francisco. the chp says no passengers were on board but they are trying to locate the driver of the bus. there are no reports of injuries. part of building a better bay area is finding solutions. in the south bay, that is the effort following the discovery of an underground bunker filled with $100,000 worth of stolen items. san jose police, city leaders, and school officials spoke with amanda del castillo about what is next. >> franklin mckinley school district headquarters and the senior elementary school recently outfitted with new cameras, locks, fencing, and other measures to

last month, the department of health and human services announced five companies would soon begin offering the testing. the cdc confirmed 920 fine -- 929 cases as of yesterday. we are taking a closer look at supply issues involving the monkeypox vaccine in the bay area. you can find those stories on our website, abc 7. -- abc7news.com. the highway patrol is trying to determine what caused a bus to catch fire tonight. take a look at this video shot by a motorist who passed by the bus as it was on fire in south san francisco. the chp says no passengers were on board but they are trying to locate the driver of the bus. there are no reports of injuries. part of building a better bay area is finding solutions. in the south bay, that is the effort following the discovery of an underground bunker filled with $100,000 worth of stolen items. san jose police, city leaders, and school officials spoke with amanda del castillo about what is next. >> franklin mckinley school district headquarters and the senior elementary school recently outfitted with new cameras, locks, fencing, and other measures to

they also direct the department of health and human services to boost access to abortion pills and various types of contraception. >> i'm going to take the corners for not known the republicans who for decades have pushed through their agenda to have a clue about the power of american women, but they're about to find out in my view. >> he says that will happen at the ballot box in november. the president predicts women will vote in record numbers to reclaim their rights to privacy and choice. >>> looking to make an exit, elon musk, the man filing papers with the security exchange commission today saying he wants out of the deal to buy twitter for $44 billion. musk says the company hasn't lived up to their part of the deal and the twitter board says they will see him in court. nbc bay area tom jensen has the latest with the goliath verses goliath fight. >> the table is now set here at twitter headquarters for what will be a major media legal dispute between billionaire elon musk and twitter and an ultimate judgment that could be worth more than $40 billion. >> according to the news i saw, t

and the final interpretation of this document was to be given by the us department of health and human servicesthus fouci himself could decide. which studies are dangerous and which are not, despite being a stakeholder in the lancet, we strongly condemn the conspiracy theory suggesting that covid-19 does not have a natural origin, scientists from several countries have published and analyzed the genomes of the causative agents of severe respiratory syndrome island . macaronavirus and they overwhelmingly conclude that this coronavirus originated in the wild, conspiracy theories lead to nothing but fear of rumors and prejudice. which jeopardize our global cooperation against this virus of course , scientists who are engaged in research on the increase in activity mutation do not benefit if their research is banned as a result, for example, of the conclusion that the virus was created in the laboratory, one such petition was published in the spring and after the disclosure of the contents in some confidential emails, it became clear that the writing and publication of the petition was organized by

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

one of many who protested in front of the san francisco regional office of the us department of health and human services one big issue the lack of vaccines sitting on doses in a warehouse. in thinking them, california state senator scott weiner blames the fda for to secure more vaccines years ago when public officials warned of a possible us outbreak unlike covid with many manufacturers around the world right now. there is only one lab in denmark that makes the vaccine for monkeypox wiener says that company's willing to license it to other manufacturers, but even then it still takes time does take a couple of months to get ramped up, but there are ways not right today but in the near future to significantly ramp up production and we have to do that wienerset san francisco along york city are seen as the episodes for the us outbreak. san francisco is expected to get 4,000 new monkeypox doses this week for a short of the 35,000. the city is requested. easy access to this vaccine but ink says part of the field response is to rely only on vaccines. they can end the gatekeeping of testing testing is really i

the city supervisor plans to hold a monkeypox day of action today calling for the department of health and human services to increase the vaccine supply. today's event comes at this it is expected to receive 4100 doses this week from the federal government. however, san francisco will have 35,000 shots, as of friday health leaders say their 86 confirmed and probable cases of monkeypox in the city. a northbay man is recovering from a double dose of misery as he tested positive for covid, been diagnosed with monkeypox at the same time. today we have the story you will only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: i think the covid was first which is what made it weird because i did not realize i had monkeypox until i started breaking out. >> shortly after he tested positive for covid come at the end of june, he was feeling wiped out, he noticed the red lesions on his back, legs, arms and his neck. >> the doctor was very certain that i have monkeypox him and that i had both, because that was the question. could i get them at the same time and he was like yes. >> he said that one-two punch of covid and monkeypox vi

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supervisor rafael mandelman introduced a resolution tuesday calling on the cdc and department of health and human servicespurchase 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 be. more than 95% of those to community clinics and sites in the city reporting live in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> thank you, rob. and we are seeing more cases in the bay area. in fact, san francisco is now approaching nearly half the numbers in the whole state of monkeypox. more than 100 cases confirmed in california. san francisco reporting 60 cases. that number is expected to climb in coming weeks today, santa clara

ready it answer 83s after the bla report. >> thank you. >> an ordinance that allows the department of human services agency to extend hotel agreements that were in under the covid emergency through august therein of 23. and also approved 5 agreements noted exceed the threshold require board approval. show on page 28 of our report the 11 agreements extended some are -- hotels wounds down over the next 6 months and 3 of them are noncongregate shelters one converted to that and one is used by the public health department as alcohol sobering center. noted now we did review the occupancy of the sites and noted the buchanan is empty. there is no plans to have more guests on that site. we had a recommendation to end that agreement. there was funding to be term nitted at the end of assessment. we think this is sufficient time to line that program down and the departments does agree to recommend approval. >> thank you. >> i have a few questions and -- i'm not sure who is the person to answer. feel prix to come up. so fema is still reimbursing the city for 90% in >> the terms of the fema reimbursement changed

i am carole johnson administrator of the house resources and services administration, the agency in the department of health and humanervices that is home to the federal office of rural health policy, community health centers, the hiv aids program, federal behavioral health workforce training programs, and our federal investments into maternal and child health. across our work we are seeing the impact of fentanyl use in the historically underserved communities that we serve. including urban, rural, and tribal communities. and, we are committed to improving access to mental health and substance use disorder treatment. and, growing the behavioral health workforce. i want to focus my remarks today on three key issues related to the crisis that this work aims to respond to. first, as the chair mentioned our investments in training and growing the mental health and substance use disorder workforce. listen clued psychiatrists and psychiatric nurses, social workers, substance use disorder counselors, psychologists, and support paul specialist with lived experience. they are trained and funded through programs like our behav

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. >> reporter: in response to the outbreak, the department of health and human services announced that 2.5 million doses will begin arriving over the next year. but until then, some experts say we could be headed toward a new normal >> my big concern is that this becomes now a permanent fixture that we talk about, the united states. >> and kathy joins me now. just so everyone knows, what are the signs or symptoms to look out for >> so, according to the cdc, some of the symptoms attached to monkeypox include fever, body aches, headaches, and of course a rash that appears either on your face or all across your body. but they are noting something that's pretty interesting symptoms typically don't appear until one to two weeks after you are infected >> oh, wow >> but the good news out of all this is the mortality rate is actually extremely low. there are no deaths here in the u.s., and most people do recover from monkeypox >> that's good context. thank you so much. >>> now let's go to breaking news out of california where 6,000 people are now under evacuation orders after an out-of-control

department of health and human services to demand more vaccines. in the newsroom. abc7news. dion: much appreciated. moving onto the east bay now. police are searching for the suspect involved in a triple shooting at a livermore only alley. though it was calm this morning, a 28-year-old man died here last night, as families are gathering for the evening. police said the incident started as an argument in the bar area at around 6:00 and that argument turned into a physical fight. the suspect then pulled out a gun and shot two people before taking off. two are listed in stable condition at the hospital, while livermore police are pursuing several leads in the case. >> so they are splitting up, some are following up on suspect info. lots are interviewing witnesses and also trying -- waiting until the two other victims who are at the hospital, they get their medical attention first, so we can interview them as well. dion: police say they are confident they will checked on the suspect with the help of the community. the granato bolt will be open tomorrow at 4 p.m.. four firefighte

and when there was one 40 on july 20th, i sent a letter to the secretary of the department of health and human services becerra, expressing. significant concern and urgency for the need for vaccines in san francisco and that we are at a very scary place. we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our needs. so many leaders of the lgbt community have also weeks ago. ask for additional help and support and assistance. and this was july 20th. and now here we are. >> july 28 and we're double that number at 281 cases of monkeypox and in desperate need of vaccines. >> and to also put that into perspective, in terms of the numbers we've received about 12. 1000. vaccines today. we really need 70,000. we sent in a letter as well asking for about 35,000 because what we want to do is we want to prevent the numbers for increasing. we have a solution in the vaccines and we want to make sure that everyone. is requesting a vaccine gets one we have had to. we have 5 sites identified in san francisco and have to close many of those sites because we've run out of vaccines. so we're all here today because w

gerry: this with the department of health and human services award over $40000 in taxpayer funding toon 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 laugh at this this is a problem we've got this endless

according to the department of homelessness and human services, 2000 people are in shelters on any given, with more than 9000 in supportive housing. moore is on the way, a newly renovated shelter with the new housing model. we have the details. >> another one checking people in, making sure everyone is ok. reporter: the mayor of san francisco is used to touring homeless shelters. this is the first of its kind in the city. it is who gets to live here and how they will accommodate people that makes the hotel a unique shelter. >> this was a former hostel. it has quads, triples, doubles. it's even got some single rooms. reporter: the idea is that if four people living on the streets have bonded and formed their own community, they will be offered a room with four beds. the shelter is open 20 47 and residents can state indefinitely. -- 24/7 and residents can stay indefinitely. not everyone feels safe in the open space shelters. 250 people will be housed here. because it was a youth hostel, some of the amenities were already here. hope is they can eventually move into supportive housing. mayor