has ordered people to move from northwest to dr. city or face being phones is really attack 710 slide across 11 on can at least 53 people on thursday as strikes continued in the southern cities of side an entire and has been fighting between is there any football fans in palestine solidarity for testers in amsterdam, is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he sending to plains to ven, evidence evacuated, his reigning citizens. donald trump says he's spoken to more than 70 well latest since his election victory. he hasn't yet spoken to russian. president vladimir pierson, surprised promptly of the night as a brave man for his handling of an assassination attempt in july. susan says that he's ready for when you dialogue with the us. then your boss lady said look, this is going to be his last presidency. whatever he does is up to him to decide what he said about rebuilding relations with russia and hoping to facilitate an end to the ukrainian crisis. i think that there's a tension at the very least. i would like to take this opp

dr. chundru actually quoted a new york city medical examiner, dr. hirsch, a very famous one.ical examiner d did, create a cause of death, without the histology, without the toxicology, and without the genetic studies. genetic studies are important here because jordan neely was in the midst of a schizophrenic episode. he was a psychotic, as a result of the k2 that he was on, and his sickle cells at that point had been blocking oxygen. there was no particular him a drink, which is what you see in a 60 asian, and strangled, may be one or two and in addition to that, they showed us the eyelids, the act of that as well as no broken bones and the craziest part of it is, this doctor has been a medical examiner for 25 years and he has never heard of a jugular choke. it's not in the text. it's not in the studies. it's as though the medical examiner for made up. the fact she went to the cause of death without the genetic studies is a sad commentary on how the new york city medical examiner's office was in a rush to declare this case a homicide. >> sandra: i want to play some of the int

you're going to have a whole new city here. >> our guide was dr. he next two decades, with no polluting industries allowed. >> we have lots of wildlife. >> you have elephants? >> yes. >> and sure enough, we spotted this family a few hours later just off the side of the road. as habitat shrinks elsewhere, more elephants and even tigers are finding new life in bhutan, and the new city will have wildlife corridors to protect them. >> the king has said, the future of bhutan hangs on this project. it's huge. >> doing the way we had been doing is not enough anymore. bhutanese, when we say we follow the principles of gross national happiness, we do not mean we are happy with less. that's what i feel. we're human beings. we also want more. we also want to be technologically high standard. we want bhutanese to be heading multimillion dollar companies, multinational companies, but following a philosophy of gross national happiness. >> how is that supposed to work? well, this bhutanese team is collaborating with experts around the world, seeking investors for

. >> reporter: new york city pediatrician dr.t years, she's been navigating increased vaccine skepticism. you hear some parents say, why do we have to have so many vaccine so soon? >> the reason why the present infants with immunizations early on in their life is because your immune system is really susceptible to not only viral but bacterial infections. >> reporter: 49 states permit nonmedical exemptions. and kindergarten vaccination rates have fallen to 93%, below the 95% target for herd immunity. that increases risk for the vulnerable, like those were immunocompromised or too young to be vaccinated. does everybody understand that when they are "rolling the dice" for their own child, they are actually rolling the dice for other children around them who are not immunized? >> most people when they come to the office, they are really concerned, most importantly, about their precious little one, and so it becomes really important for us as doctors to communicate the safety and efficacy of these vaccines. >> gio was begging me he wa

these trace substances are so small that they can still be found and the treating wastewater, dr to kansas city, south carolina, spanish board stuff. or there's a study where a car for placed in ponds were purified, wastewater from sewage treatment plants was discharged. and 80 percent of the liver samples contained at least one act of substance from wrapped points. and then the pool meant to you, munitions. i am book stuff austin, gift stuff with infrastructure and, and i'm just shocking of them. but far we have to ask ourselves, how can we reduce this environmental impact to convince him, how can we prevent these toxins from accumulating further than the some of our tests. so alarming results to other animals reacts to the poison in the same way as rats do. they die from internal bleeding. yeah, something has to be done with us in vancouver and in b. c as a whole, there's very much a move, a cultural move to go away from chemical means of controlling rats because of the negative impacts on other wildlife. so we certainly don't want to have, you know, beautiful apples falling from the sky, dyi

dr. good working hard around city hall meaning he would load boxes with people and they would go to san franciscoy and other places as well and protest these unjust treatments and unfairness of their system. >> dr. good was a america civil service activity with naacp and protested for the discriminations against blacks and public transportation and public housing and the reporter as most people come into the building today don't know who he was was district attorney know that not only was a physician, a activity but also an incredible cardplayer. in his spare time. >> and the won a number i published and the also ended edited another newspaper wells fargo willie brown and dr. good had a close relationship in the early 90s several groups got together to his own dr. good and put together petitions and worked very, very hard to have the official address changed. >> dr. king's day of the celebration is in january, i got to call from mayor brown which i've known for in many, many years to ask me to change the street sign this is remarkable. okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the building reopened

so again, dr with important port city coming to the russian attack, once again, an 8 people have been killed according to authorities. and i still have now followed him is to ask, he has this green line to use the sol important weapons. he's a taco, let me see. is there any indication of how and when he might use them? well yes, he's got the green light. they've had these weapons, i've been using them for over a year, but now they have permission to strike deep inside russia. now we understand, at least for the time being they will possibly be used in the russian region of co square ukrainian. since i've been occupying russian territory now, russia is preparing the rock 50000, so just to take on a push on the ukrainians from the region, including 10000 north koreans. now the us had a lot given the ukraine permission to use the is different side rest of fear and escalation. but it seems that they've got the green light now and we think that there will be used in task. but in terms of how effective it will be in terms of the wider war. but it is difficult to say uh, i don't think it wil

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dr. for some of the city is will be the only doctor that is left in can manage one and he's also the director of the hospital. he's saying that you are unable to make any surgeries for 3 days now because they're out of there, there's a shortage of fuel and also sort of medicine. and he's saying that there are a lot of appeals for policy news that are trapped under the rubble from their families. but unfortunately, there are 0 ambulances to reach the area. so imagine you're under the rubble trap and still alive, and no one is there to rescue you because there's 0 to the civil defense to you there, 0 ambulances. and this comes after that. is there any forces? force all of the civil defense teams and ambulances to leave the area. but we're talking about 5 weeks, 5 weeks without any medicine, without any food. walter, no basic necessities are reaching those policies. we're talking about thousands of people, children, women, and those find me is hard on able to solve for wondering how those palestinians have been more than a month without any food, water for medicine, and what you're describing is

obese by body mass index with comorbidities like diabetes covered through medicare and new york city position dr. debbie, welcome. >> thank you. happy thanksgiving. >> mike: happy thanksgiving from the white house the argument for these drugs, for too many americans these treatments are too expensive and therefore out of reach. medicare coverage would reduce out-of-pocket cost for prescription drugs by as much as 90% for enrollees. doctor, what is your assessment? >> there are a lot of issues to consider but first the benefit that if we had more weight loss at some of the obesity conditions like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, diabetes, arthritis, all those things might potentially be better. i see benefits with patients on it not with back pain and that could help in terms of the cost of treatment for those issues and also be more productive and have a higher quality of life. but then that has to be balanced, too. rfk jr. has expressed concerns because first, bc the short tern long-term harm so that has to be assessed between the doctor and the patient as well. but then the cost and t

you may send written comments to our office in city hall 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place, om 244, sa■án francisco california 94102. if you have documents you like to be inud.i the fi submit them to me before the end of the meeting. silence cell phones and eleconic deces to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. >> thank you. before we call the first item i like to make a motion to excuse vice chair stefani and supervisor chan from the meeting. >> ■#on the motion to excuse vi ch member chan, peskin, aye. have two ayes with vice chair stefani and member chan excused. >> thank you. the motion passes. please call item 1. >> item 1 controller's invoices reviewed under a grant agreement between the san francisco police department and san francisco safe sf safe. >> thank you and heard this item and continued during special meeting. this is sponsored there have been scheduling issues around the presenters appearing on this and so we intend to make a motion to continue this item after we on . before we get to public , president peskin, anything you

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into centers into the neighborhood, into games and dense to find children infection at them in the city. so dr. just finally, if it all goes according to plan and that all, no interruptions, in terms of any strikes from these. riley's, how concerned are you that winter is just around the corner at the moment? you can do this right now. how does that affects the way that you administer polio? and if you don't get to connect with the children that had the 1st dose and they miss out on this particular those winter set saying what are the consequences so winter it by itself is not going to prevent or get in the way of action aging children i think the question is a really important one about how many children are missed from this section issue campaign and where the children that go to sustain the continuation of fascination of virus and for this outbreak to continue because then it ports the rest of the guys up and other surrounding areas address and we will have to again implement it . there's no vaccination campaign valence to stop the traffic to him. and jeffrey, speaking to us from the horror

dr. palazzi to america to conduct embalming demonstrations, essentially to license his methodology, and also his formula of zinc chloride in america. and it was by a dentist, new york city by the name of dr. charles brown. okay. so let's fast forward back into the civil war here. embalming is becoming commonplace. all right. now, commonplace, though, for those that could afford it. all. it's estimated that only 6% of soldiers were. of all soldiers killed were embalmed and sent home. this is dr. richard burr. embalming at camp letterman. gettysburg. okay here we have the embalming shed of william burnell thomas holmes's brother in law. this is taken at fredericksburg. and then over here, this is doctors chamberlain and lefferts, embalming tent camp letterman at gettysburg. these two gentlemen in the coffin, they are alive. okay. they had the exciting prospect of having their picture made. so those are models. so let's now move to february of 1862, when a calamity rocks the white house, willie lincoln dies of typhoid fever. and this is on mrs. lincoln's mind. he looks natural. he looks like he's only sleeping. okay. so they send vernon bomber. now they don't send for thom

dr. good working hard around city hall meaning he would load boxes with people and they would go to san francisco state mainly and other places as well and protest these unjust treatments and unfairness of their system. >> dr. good was a america civil service activity with naacp and protested for the discriminations against blacks and public transportation and public housing and the reporter as most people come into the building today don't know who he was was district attorney know that not only was a physician, a activity but also an incredible cardplayer. in his spare time. >> and the won a number i published and the also ended edited another newspaper wells fargo willie brown and dr. good had a close relationship in the early 90s several groups got together to his own dr. good and put together petitions and worked very, very hard to have the official address changed. >> dr. king's day of the celebration is in january, i got to call from mayor brown which i've known for in many, many years to ask me to change the street sign this is remarkable. okay. >> in january of 1999 right after the build

dr. ted widmer, who's distinguish lecturer at the mccauley's macaulay honors college, the city university of new york dr. widmer worked in the clinton white house as a speechwriter, writer and senior advisor, and since then he's led organizations, including the c.v. starr center, for the study of the american experience, the john carter brown library at brown university, as well as a research center at the of congress. he helped the new york times disunion series, which i know many of you enjoyed throughout the sesquicentennial. and his latest book is lincoln on the verge. i have my copy right here with me. 13 days to washington is the recipient of book from the lincoln forum, as well as the society of presidential. and it's going to be the subject of our conversation today and. it's a wonderful book. let me get that out of the way. i recommend it to you all. it's a captivating story. i really like how vividly it conveys the human drama lincoln's journey from illinois to washington, d.c.. february 1861. he's going to take up the presidency of the united states during, what, of course, was

dr. ector. though the clinic of of women near granite city, illinois, was firebombed. that august. dr. tobias and his wife rosalie jean were sitting in their home watching television. one evening when three armed men wearing masks, their home blindfolded them at gunpoint and took them hostage. the three men took the couple to an abandoned underground national guard ammunition bunker left empty after world war two. the and his wife were bound hand and foot blindfolded and gagged and were kept there on the dirt floor for. eight days. the kidnapers, who call themselves the army of god, threatened to kill both of them if dr. tobias refused to stop performing abortions and unless president ronald reagan denounced, the abortion he already had. but they didn't know that doctors advised this demand. but finally he was persuaded by his wife to say that he would close his clinic if the kidnapers let them free. one of the kidnapers received a message from god that should not kill the doctor. they couple was released. doctors devised an obstetrician gynecologist who was 53 years old at the time of

you may sends written comments by postal service to our office at city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco california 9410 two items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board agenda of november fifth unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. and with that want to reminds the public that for items that we have budget and legislative analyst report we'll go to the department presentation. budget and legislative analyst then will go to questions and comments and public comment. with that mr. clerk, call item one. >> item swon a resolution authorizing the department of public health to accept and extend a grant in the amount 440,000 from the cdc through the california department of public health for participation in state physical activity and nutrition program and cdbh cal fresh grant. october 1/0 through 2028. >> we have department. public hasn't. >> good morning. thank you, supervisor chan and mandelman and melgar. i'm stacy ronnie the director of nutrition services. and i'm here to provide a summary for accept and extend of grant for state phy

dr. theresa harrison jackson, and our vice president don jackson with central city productions.y wanted me to share that in 2008, the late representative sheila jackson lee of houston, texas introduced an official resolution passed by the u.s. congress designating september as gospel music heritage month. the passage of this resolution each year has marked a significant milestone in the recognition of gospel music influence on american culture. today gospel music and -- our first cousins. it doesn't matter who is the oldest, we come from the same lineage and we sit at the table together. we are family. can you give around of applause to the gospel industry? [applause] at this time we will have a prayer of libation by queen mother dr. dolores blakey, founder and ceo of the new future foundation. our queen mother. >> africa in the spirit of sheila jackson lee. what a time as this an ancestor. what a time as this. what a time as this. she will live on in the hearts and in the movement of the liberation of african people. as the queen mother i represent 55 million displaced africans

dr. ted widmer, who is a distinguished lecturer at the mccauley honors college of the city of the university new york . dr. whitmer worked in the clinton white house as a speechwriter and senior adviser, and since then he has led organizations including the cv starr center for the study of the american experience, the john carter brown library at brown university, as well as a research center at the library of congress. he helped create the new york times union series, which i know many of you enjoyed throughout the sesquicentennial. and his latest book is lincoln on the verge. i have my copyright here with me. 13 days to washington. he is the recipient of book prizes from the lincoln forum, as well as the society of residential descendents, and that is going to be the subject to our conversation today. it is a wonderful book. let me get that out of the way. i recommend it to you all. it is a captivating story. i really like how vividly it conveys the human drama of lincoln's journey from springfield, illinois to washington, d.c., february, 1861. he is going to take up the presidency of the

for more on this, i spoke to dr leana wen, an emergency physician and former health commissioner for the cityou wrote earlier today. he said the top reason that robert f kennedyjunior is unqualified to legal nation's health agencies is what you call his, quote, willful disregard for the scientific process. what do you mean by that? at, the scientific process. what do you mean by that?— you mean by that? a lot has been made _ you mean by that? a lot has been made about _ you mean by that? a lot has been made about some - you mean by that? a lot has been made about some of i you mean by that? a lot has i been made about some of the outlandish comments that he has made. these are outlandish, they are absurd, but what is they are absurd, but what is the worst of all in my mind is the worst of all in my mind is the fact that he will assert his opinions as fact and nothing will be able to change his nine. that is the opposite of the scientific process. his questioning that vaccines cause autism in itself is not the problem. i think it's a good thing to rest and scientific dogma and to ask questions

i'm not sure we no longer in the cities there be some funding on the dr . purse has come down to about $25.00. big sheriff seemed lucky in west australia in one or 2 places. next the other front, the assistant marching. eastwood. so it'd be some grain to get in the big red interior, and i expect we'll get some social media once again as of water falls on who to read. as i say, this eastern side looked off the drive on this time. the ceiling may still be a bit disappoint you from the part of your time sheet, but i think it 24. you won't complain much in christ church. the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the reminder, the top stories on how to 0, this, our office as in fighters in syria. so they've captured, i'm going to hold military airport in the north western province of england. earlier fighters advanced until i left those city center. israel's military, us for britain, lebanese residents from returning to thousands of villages and the south, threatening them with a time. washington has sent a military envoy to being rude to health monitor the ceasefire. the relie

dr. noyes is a famous york city fertility doctor, and i was her patient for a while. and she said same thing. and it it was weird both times it was that weird mix of i didn't know if i was being spoken to as a as like a female patient who these women like cared or as a reporter or both. that got messy throughout this book. actually, in my reporting on some of my main characters and, you know, it was not dissimilar to times. i would have ultrasounds and doctors would tell me, you have a lovely and use these adjectives that like really meant a lot to me still now like i say in the book that like i feel great about that. and every time i get my checked on, i love hearing those lovely adjectives like describing it. but yeah, it is still strange and it was pretty hard advice to ignore. if i'm being honest. like it's one thing to hear a doctor, you know, especially us. we trust our doctors a great deal. it's one thing to tell them like you, should definitely do this. it's another to say, you are my daughter. i like, make sure you did this and yeah, it was. but i knew it was

on the flip side, citi says current dr pepper, monster beverage could be more at risk of higher cost,ause of bigger u.s. exposure. foods with dyes include treatos and cheetos from pepsi. lucky charms, kool-aid and jell-o, jolly ranchers, perhaps more consequential, kennedy has called for getting processed foods out of school lunches, and he says he wants to bar food stamps from being used to buy soda or processed foods. 22.5 million households are enrolled in snap. 42 million people. now, important to note the food that's chosen for this program sunldz is under the jurisdiction not of hhs, and it's hard to define processed or ultraprocessed, but if he makes changes here, companies with exposure to snap benefits include frozen pizza, which kraft makes, bagged snacks from campbell's soup. frozen and single meals, and sweet baked goods from j.m. smucker. one other target to mention here, seed oils. that, he says, contributes to body wide inflammation. we're talking about canola oil, peanut oil and others, used in restaurants like mcdonald's which he likes to call out. kennedy even sells

dr. carlton goodlett, jr. legacy honored here at city hall. wanted to see more minority businesses join the vibrant tapestry of san francisco small business community, contributesing to charm and fame of our city. to make this vision a reality, we raised funds, build a dedicated staff and secured grants from the federal small business administration. we even inaugerated the 6 by 6 by 6 loan program offering $6 thousand for 6 years at 6 percent interest rates to support local entrepreneurs. we began the journey on second and market street and moved to divisadero in 1970 and sparked the street merchant association to launch a beautification program bringing the city's signature stone garbage containers from california to haight street. we advocated for city parking and provided financial backing for local businesses by guaranteeing loans to the local wells fargo bank. our cofounder is dr. henry lucas and dr. daniel collin ran a thriving dental practice and developed into primary college advising service implementing talent search and upward boun

dr. janette nashiwat, a flgz and fox news contributor at city m.d., a chain of urgent care centers in newhe specializes in emergency and family medicine. earlier in the week the president-elect chose the former tv doctor, mehmet oz to lead the center for medicare and medicaid services, cms, as we call it. he's pushed junk science and debunked medical misinformation throughout his career as a tv talk show host including supplements and health advice much of which is not supported by evidence or scientific study. he's promoted weight loss supplements that don't work, and it was deemed useless in the treatment of covid by the medical community. dr. oz has invested heavily in multiple health care and pharmaceutical companies some of which were tied directly to the agency that he was tapped to run. now each of those physicians and agencies falls under the department of health and human services. hhs, as it's more commonly known handles a budget of over $1.7 trillion annually and sends more funds to states than all other domestic 85,000 employees and plays a huge role in promoting health, welln

the eastern city of fall back in areas in the south as the country and dr. denise have detained over a 100 protesters, routing and supports of palestine in amsterdam, stem square. despite a band, hundreds of people gathered to demonstrate the locals were accused of anti semitism . over it says de 9th street 5 involving because each of these simple fine saudi arabia's top military chief is in, in ron, with a high ranking delegation, the chief of generals, stop the sound. the armed forces will be meeting with his arabian counts a part to discuss bilateral relations defense cooperation. the 2 countries last held talks on defense and regional issues last december. around inside a ravia have been rivals over influence and the release for the past 45 years is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that he's had 3 conversations with us. president elect donald trump since he won the election as an you know, says the to see only to i. you as president joe biden is set to meet with his roles . president i saw, had sold at the white house on tuesday by me, my

many as 20,000 volunteers gathered at the city of arts and science complex in valencia, equipped with shoves, brushes, drinking water, and food. joining me live drning they have known. �*, , ., ., known. it's very important to ask them _ known. it's very important to ask them if _ known. it's very important to ask them if these _ known. it's very important to ask them if these disasters l known. it's very important to l ask them if these disasters are becoming more frequent. the government should be prepared for half of these types of disasters. the first action they can consider is shelter, clean water and trying to help the community to get access to the community to get access to the utilities as soon as possible. these are the most immediate actions, but there are many factors that governments need to understand and need to considerfor using this time. using this time as a kind of foundation for building more resilient company duties —— communities. this is actually something that is very close to what we saw in asheville a couple of weeks ago after... this is something that is happening all around the world, and both governments and also pe

limits, as well as forming campaigns and asked dr. hits, tents, sheltering palestinians would be forced to be displaced. the military police and the city and capitals say one person has been killed off the 2 explosions happened outside the supreme court. well, judges and stuff evacuated the building in the vicinity of following the blouse. the area around the quotes on the presidential palace has been closed. as police investigate monica inactive, joins us now. i have not familiar with engineering, monica, what more do we know so fall then as well, this is a very uncommon thing that has just happened. this is not usual, it's totally unexpected. it's happening just a while before brazil is about to host the g. 20 summit with a 55 delegations from 40 different countries and 15 international organizations. so people are worried about that because of the timing one. also the fact that just happened in front almost in front of the supreme court. in brazil you, the geography has it that the supreme court, national congress and the presidential palace, they are all glass buildings which are right one next to the other. so anything that any ex

dr. k to residential building of the stop of the neighborhood, just the south of garza city. the children are among the victims a local authority to say the total death folding cause of his the past $43000.00 since the conflict began last year. meanwhile, these really parliament has suspended one of its members offered cast off urea, choose the idea of committing war crimes. he previously signed south africa's petition to the international court of justice accusing his relatives committing genocide against palestinians. mr. kasey if has been suspended for 6 months, but some officials think the punishment should be more severe. for terror supporter, overcast suff should be permanently expelled from these really can i say in the porter to syria 6 months is not enough. well, let's do it straight to the very member of the israeli parliament. there is also at a cost see if not joining us here on, on the international a very warm welcome offer. i'm sorry, is under such grave circumstances here. i mean, you need to get your initial reaction to the problem is decision to suspend you?

dr hossam abu safiya now in the programme, but there's no answer. we will keep trying and we will bring you that live interview when we can. joining me now from gaza citys louise wateridge, a spokeswoman for united nations relief agency. good to see you. i know the weather has been appalling with rain and freezing temperatures. just when you think you can get any worse, it does. every day it does. ~ _, . ~ any worse, it does. every day it does. ~ . ~ ., it does. we might come back to ou it does. we might come back to you louise _ it does. we might come back to you louise because _ it does. we might come back to you louise because there - it does. we might come back to you louise because there are i you louise because there are all sorts of communication problems and gas are at the moment. we had problems trying to get through to those in the hospital as well. let's speak to our middle east correspondent yolande knell. the weather is miserable in gaza. how is that affecting people in gaza, particularly those in tents? we people in gaza, particularly those in tents?— people in gaza, particularly those in tents? we have seen --eole those in tents? we have

so how can the city explain its misplaced priorities? former nypd lt. and u.s. army veteran dr.ean, it's very clear that we have got a problem with psychotic mental issues. they don't put them behind bars to give them the help they need. we astins have to deal with it. a man on trial as a result of this. when you are dealing with a jury, how is that going to-mile-an-hour behind this as they evaluate this case? >> when we look at the trial of danny penny. this is truly a miscarriage of justice. we have an individual that is standing up for people that were in that suckway car that didn't have the ability to protect themselves. and so when we look he a travesty that is being presented by the mid-atlantic d.a. in prosecuting mr. penny, it begs the question of what are we doing to uphold the social contract? and it's clear that it's not working. we have crime that's running off the rails in a city of new york. but, we're look at focusing on these low level aspects of prosecuting someone that is a stand-up citizen, that being daniel penny. >> lawrence: you know, i'm always mystified

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