. >> dr kelly doran works in medicine, specialising in homelessness. a stint in san francisco showed her a different approach to health care. >> when you break it down, there are so many things that are necessary for health that you can't do when you don't have the stability and the roof over your head. >> so do you your own shopping? >> yes. >> having a refrigerator and a stove to make healthy food and not rely on hand-outs or fast food. >> aurelio ramirez has a fresh start because of a plan using government funds, medicaid to help the homeless. the plan provide an apartment, medical care. 16 studies nationwide backed up the benefits of supportive housing, showing that states can save money by implementing the plan. >> new york state began a first in the nation experiment, using $150 million in medicade money for supportive housing for the homeless. >> we served 5,000 individuals. what we are seeing is decreased utilizition and hospitals in e.r. us, and an increase spend on the primary preventive side. that's the direction we wanted to take. >> before

on the coast we will will will continue and hopefully wrap up this fascinating conversation with dr kelly gal who's currently the founder and president of c to war in shield organization here in taiwan kelly has toppled bit of your observation in the last year. you know some of the issues for scott's some of the talented stay you have things in terms of trying to kid you know see the lord to be more visible more active interest in providing medical services to needy people but you know on the field based on observation. is there really an issue regarding the distribution of health care services in taiwan and resources building health equity issue. bill is something in a lot of people talk about all and end though i don't know if our government or society of march. the story not to try to mediate the situation when the shore other asian countries how as the pkk is being happy with that status and have a universal health care needs. however there are some of the peace that exists beyond with it until mean inequities eye because it fits in and also lack of execution for some people use alfre

a crowd of dr kelly's run entrance of the debate make the club isn't this cool i could do was to cover my head with my hands and put a piece of tofu but so after they've gone the other policeman came out to me and cut me off to the states and to some of them. well it was while lying on the fiddle. the tickets and get things done. jolted the moon and the group of local mall. if you're a news camera grammatical pianist was filming when he was attacked his with concussion and chest injuries we had a few of us who needed to put in the first time they may be tied down. as i was able to keep on filming three of them stopped to take mason to take the risk of some don't. i use and they knew what they were doing some guy was trying to intervene but he was kicked even harder than i was. to the with fuel. typically the awesome guy who tried to save the shopping is pricey even i'm tired. this didn't seem to have any effect. i'm depressed cause hanging around my neck. i don't know why is it just didn't pay any attention to it. and if you do when you do when the human mind. i did. cassie cruising th

. >> reporter: but dr. kelly is adjusting lucky a 12-year-old dog with back problems. >> let's take a look and see. >> reporter: as she works her way along lucky's lower back, she gently is palpatating the vertebrae and the owner herself a doctor said she knew the dog needed chiropractic care. >> she would growl when we touched her back and she wouldn't get up and down very well. >> reporter: lydia is one of a growing number of pet owners turning to alternative medical treatments like hydrotherapy, chiropractic care and even accupuncture in animals used to treat everything from anxiety to a torn acl. >> it allows them to feel that muscle back in their legs so they can improve strength. so they can use that leg. >> reporter: alternative animal care is not new and not cheap. treatments start at 50 bucks and can run up to hundreds per session, paid out of pocket usually. >> good, lola. good charlie. >> reporter: but for those who doubt the effectiveness of treatments like acupuncture in humans, the canine version le

. >> reporter: but dr. kellys adjusting lucky a 12-year-old dog with back problems. >> let's take a look and see. >> reporter: as she works her way along lucky's lower back, she gently is palpatating the vertebrae and the owner herself a doctor said she knew the dog needed chiropractic care. >> she would growl when we touched her back and she wouldn't get up and down very well. >> reporter: lydia is one of a growing number of pet owners turning to alternative medical treatments like hydrotherapy, sky practical particular care and even accupicture in animals used to treat everything from anxiety to a torn acl. >> it allows them to feel that muscle back in their legs so they can improve strength. >> reporter: alternative animal care is not new and not cheap. treatments start at 50 bucks and can run up to hundreds per session. usually paid out of pocket. >> good, lola. good charlie. >> reporter: but for those who doubt the effectiveness of treatments like acupuncture in humans, the canine version lends credibility t

dr. dan kelly. it's a wonderful letter explaining the depth and the breadth of community involvement, specifically forest hill association and forest hill community involvement in this plan. i did read an unfortunate comment about our group being rogue and it was just unfortunate. please read that letter and you will understand how much outreach there was to the community. i want to speak about something else. i actually attended the community meeting as a member of this traffic advisory group that helped nick carr do his commendable job. that meeting was in the west portal public school auditorium and was well-attended. i wanted you to know that people broke out in applause for this plan. people in our area have a problem and we need to find a solution to this speeding and we're so relieved that something like this, that you reached out to us, to try and work out a plan. we want this plan. we want a solution. and we urge you to adopt the plan. thank you. >> thank you and thank you for your service

. >> dr. kelly duran specializes in homelessness but it was a stinlt as a field worker in san francisco that showed her a different approach to health care for the homeless. >> when you really break it down there are so many things that are necessary for health, when you don't have that stability and the roof over your head. having a refrigerator and a stove so that you can make healthy food and not rely on handouts or fast food or something that's bad for you. >> ramirez has a fresh start because of an innovative plan that uses medicaid to help house the homeless. supportive housing showing that states can save money by implementing this plan. >> two years ago, new york state began a first in the nation experiment, using $150 million in medicaid money for supportive housing for the homeless. >> we've served over 500,000 individuals now, and what we are seeing is decreased use of er use and increased spend on the primary side and that's exactly the direction we wanted to take. >> before coming here

. >> reporter: but dr. kellyadjusting lucky a 12-year-old dog with back problems. >> let's take a look and see. >> reporter: as she works her way along lucky's lower back, she gently is palpatating the vertebrae and the owner herself a doctor said she knew the dog needed chiropractic care. >> she would growl when we touched her back and she wouldn't get up and down very well. >> reporter: lydia is one of a growing number of pet owners turning to alternative medical treatments like hydrotherapy, chiropractic care and even accupuncture in animals used to treat everything from anxiety to a torn acl. >> it allows them to feel that muscle back in their legs so they can improve strength. >> reporter: alternative animal care is not new and not cheap. treatments start at 50 bucks and can run up to hundreds per session, paid out of pocket usually. >> good, lola. good charlie. >> reporter: but for those who doubt the effectiveness of treatments like acupuncture in humans, the canine version lends credibility to the treatme

dr. elouise joseph. kate kelly, kpix 5. >> the all stars project calls volunteers the heart and soul of the project. if you would like to get involved, use the link that we have posted online at kpix 5/hero. >>> this is one grinch you might be happy to come across. how a police officer in florida is using his costume and some onions to teach drivers a lesson. >> a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call out hotline, 888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, commission has just decided to punish p-g-&e for a pipe oblem on the penin >>> some breaking news now. the public utilities commission has just decided how to punish pg&e for a pipeline problem on the peninsula. the puc fined the electric company 14.$3 million. the issue involves faulty records on two pipelines in san carlos and millbrae. pg&e had reported the lines to be seamless but a gas leak revealed they have welds. >>> a florida cop is doing something differently to reduce speeding in his neighborhood. instead o

dr. curtis are you there? >> i can hear you. >> while we are speaking the govenor has arrived on the scene as well as police commissioner ray kelly. so, dollar dr. curtis to be cles very, very early on this very lengthy investigation. as you have been listening this morning the early witness accounts the train was going fast. the trains go fast. do we really know what that means right now? >> we don't. because how fast the train should be going in that particular section of the track will depend on several factors. and one of the factors that was mentioned a few minutes ago was the fact that the train was being not pull by a lyco mow l , it was pushed by a locomotive. it te depends on the procedure f the rail company. >> tell us what is different if it was pushed by a will h a loce rather than pulled. this has been a train that has been up-for-quite up for quites they have specific pro see procs for what kind of locomotion should be done for this kind of situation. given the passenger load and the number of cars. now what i'm expecting given this is apparently a fatal, that the nsta maybe involved to the level of having a major i

>> i didn't spend seven years in evil medical school to be called mr., thank you very much, kelly. >> dr thank you, kelly. this was a very smooth exit. sinatra, dean martin, nobody has been as smooth as ben bernanke was about this exit. and the fact that when we were leading into this, we said, watch the vix, watch gold. both are going to break. if they break, then you'll see the market turn around and run. the market did exactly that, as you say, 300 points to the upside for the dow. the vix went from 1675, dropped dra dramatically. gold went to 117. >> i love this point about gold because greg, how different is the world today if you're not seei ining a response in thingse gold? >> first of all, one of the reasons risk assets are doing as well as they're doing today is because, as economic data improved in the last few weeks, the people had begun to price in exactly what we're seeing today. so, this is a classic sell the rumor, buy the news. a lot of short covering today. looking at gold, i think that the fact that inflation remains as low as it did suggests there isn't a lot of reason

dr. elouise joseph. kate kelly>> the all stars project calls volunteers the heart and soul of the project. if you would like to get involved, use the link that we have posted online at kpix 5/hero. >>> speaking of heroes, he is out there among you in emeryville! >> reporter: myself and my photographer are working. everybody else is out here shopping. it's a beautiful night. they have decked it out for the holidays nicely here. the weather is cooperating. a few sprinkles. we are opening presents on christmas day. air quality 11 straight "spare the air" days. we won't have number 12 tomorrow. a front will mix up the atmosphere and sprinkles tonight. but good air quality thursday and friday. but an increase in the wind tomorrow morning kicking up in the higher elevations, the north bay hills and east bay hills. you are under a wind advisory. we could see wind gusts from 40 to 60 miles per hour tomorrow. so certainly something to watch out for, for your thursday. radar currently couple of returns being noticed up towar

dr. novak is here in a "the kelly file" exclusive. and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we start tonight with a breaking update from a school shooting in centennial, colorado. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. at this hour, two student victims have been hospitalized. one, a girl, is in serious condition. the gunman is dead, believed to have turned his weapon on himself. earlier students were seen pouring out of the high school with their hands up. video shows them being patted down while nearby schools went on lockdown. the shoot er asked for a teacher by name. when that teacher learned he was targeted he left the school in hopes, we understand, that it would encourage the gunman to leave, too. the shooting comes a day before we mark a year since the newtown school tragedy. earlier, i had a remarkable conversation with six family members who lost loved ones on that sad december day. you will hear from them a little later in the sho

dr. novak is here, in a "the kelly file" exclusive. >>> and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we start tonight with a breaking update from a school shooting in centennial, colorado. welcome to "the kelly file." i'm megyn kelly. at this hour, two student victims have been hospitalized. one, a girl, is in serious condition. the gunman is dead, believed to have turned his weapon on himself. earlier students were seen pouring out of the high school with their hands up. video shows them being patted down while nearby schools went on lockdown. police say the shooter asked for a teacher by name. when that teacher learned he was being targeted, he left the school in hopes, we understand, that it would encourage the gunman to leave, too. the shooting comes a day before we mark a year since the newtown school tragedy. earlier, i had a remarkable conversation with six family members who lost loved ones on that sad december day. you will hear from them a little

dr. novak is here in a "the kelly file" exclusive. and a special message from mistletoe madison. wait until you see how she's doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we

dr. novak is here, in a "the kelly file" exclusive. >>> and a special message from mistletoe madison.s doing two weeks after she was told it's better to beg than to work without the proper paperwork. >>> we start tonight with a

mark kelly reports one of the worst strains going around this year has already proven to be deadly. this holiday week, dr. wally has seen double the amount of patients. many with the flu, none of them armed with the flu shot. >> it's never too late to get the flu vaccine. >> this year it's more than the sick, children, and elderly getting the flu. it's also the seemingly healthy and h1n1 may be the culprit. >> we are thinking that might be it. when we first got the h1n1 in 2009, that's when we first saw otherwise healthy people coming down with severe flu. >> people like dustin wright, the 30-year-old texasan got the flu the week before thanksgiving. doctors said wright had the h1n1 flu strain, also known as swine flu. he never got his flu shot, december 5, the husband and father died. >> we are worried about my son getting a flu shot. we are never worried about the two of us because you don't hear of anything like this. >> according to the cdc, 45% of americans got a flu shot last year. this year's shot includes vaccination as well as influenza a and b. flu season typically peeks in february, but doctor

dr. jeffrey gar dear. >> when a child hears comments like that from megyn kelly or from a teacher who puts his opinion out does it do to the child's self image? >> it begins to erowd that child's self-image. we are a society that says we are all equal and we can all participate in something that is generic as santa claus. >> the teacher still works at cleveland high school. but we've learned cristmer has been removed from his class after what happened. his father says he really wants nothing to do with christmas this year. michael says the teacher should be fired. >> for him to make a comment like that, there has to be at a minimum prejudice in him. and we don't have room for that. >> the teacher's name has not yet been released and it's still unclear, wolf, exactly what type of disciplinary actions were taken at the school. >> thanks very much, george. george howell reporting for us. >> up next, a story of building hope. how volunteers are building more than two dozen play grounds all in the memory of the newtown shooting victims. across america people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-

dr. jeffrey gardere. >> when a child hears comments like that from megyn kelly or from a teacher who puts his opinion outit do to the child's self-image? >> it begins to erode that child's self-image. we are a society that says that we are all equal and we can all participate in something that is generic as santa claus. >> the teacher still works at cleveland high school. but we've learned christopher has been removed from his class after what happened. his father says he really wants nothing to do with christmas this year. michael says the teacher should be fired. >> for him to make a comment like that, there has to be at a minimum prejudice. in him. and we don't have room for that. >> that was from george howell. don lemon, hi, friend. >> this whole thing is driving me to drink. >> just tea, just tea on friday. hang tight. on friday, you were sitting in for me. you did a segment about the whole megyn kelly santa thing. she reacted to your discussion as well as others from other networks. let's set it up and then we'll chat. >> well, this will be funny if it were not so telling about our society. in par

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