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this will free up essential hospital and first responder resources. >> it will treat roughly 25 people daily. we asked the mayor if that's enough, but he didn't say what the city's ultimate goal is. >> 25 a day is a start. it is not the end. we need more spaces like this. >> the ordinance will also allow certain officials in his office to seek donations to help with projects related to homelessness and the drug crisis. lurie is promising transparency. >> and the board of supervisors will know it. the public will know who we are talking to and who donates. >> local advocates like tom wolf, who is in recoverytom himself, applaud the action. >> so this is a huge, huge step in the right direction for us to get resources out there on the street quickly to help reduce those open drug scenes. this ordinance allows the city to kind of filter through some of those would be bids and actually look at those orgs that can do that and get things going quickly. >> hoping more people can get access to the same level of intervention that saved his life. >> get people into recovery and get them clean an

this will free up essential hospital and first responder resources. >> it will treat roughly 25 people daily. we asked the mayor if that's enough, but he didn't say what the city's ultimate goal is. >> 25 a day is a start. it is not the end. we need more spaces like this. >> the ordinance will also allow certain officials in his office to seek donations to help with projects related to homelessness and the drug crisis. lurie is promising transparency. >> and the board of supervisors will know it. the public will know who we are talking to and who donates. >> local advocates like tom wolf, who is in recovery himself, applaud the action. >> so this is a huge, huge step in the right direction for us to get resources out there on the street quickly to help reduce those open drug scenes. this ordinance allows the city to kind of filter through some of those would be bids and actually look at those orgs that can do that and get things going quickly. >> hoping more people can get access to the same level of intervention that saved his life. >> get people into recovery and get them clean and s

if you're unfamiliar with shriner's, it's kind of like stt children's hospital where kids get free treatment for specialized health care needs. that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and, we're told, so excited to go back home to mexico, so a heartbreaking situation for the family that, earthly, has already been -- evidently, already been through so much with that little girl's illness. as far as people on the ground near the crash site, we have not heard yet of any deaths. temple university hospital confirmed six people were taken there with injuries, three released and three others in fair condition, we're told, which is great news considering the dramatic, horrifying aftermath of the plane crash. multiple fires, medical debris scattered around the streets. people even saw this oxygen tank from the plane that you're seeing on your screen right now. and folks who live in the area are understandably in shock. listen. >> i feel sad. this is my neighborhood. i've been living in this neighborhood a long time and very sad, you know in

shriner's, it's a nonprofit children's hospital where children get free treatment and that's why the mother were in philadelphia finally set to go back home to mexico and she was done with treatment. and learning more about the victims who died or were injured, we'll send it back to you. griff: thank you so much. for more on the tragic crash in philadelphia, let's bring in the medical contributor, dr. nicole saphier. as if we didn't have enough, a young girl from mexico, a medivac plane, what's your reaction to this? >> as we get more details, it's more devastating. is it sounds like six people on board this medical transport, one being the patient herself, which is a child and her mother and four members of the medical crew. at this point that all six have died and we've also just heard from the mayor, one person on the ground has died as a result of this crash. up to 19 to 20 are still injured. i think that jefferson health said the majority of them 12 or 13 have already been discharged, but some are actually in the icu with some severe injuries. so we are going to keep a close eye

assaulted, come to our office, we counseled him, we take them to the hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now, and those women don't have money, rates used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo for decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups . sabina says, she knows he's unlikely to get just these for what happened, but right now or she just wants to do. you have body. and how mind, cathy sorry to 0. meanwhile, the bodies of 14 south african soldiers who were killed in eastern d. r c. have arrived in pretoria, the troops were part of the southern african peacekeeping mission, which came under attack last month. at least, 20 peacekeepers have been killed during fighting between m. 23 rebels and congo. these forces at least 6 people have died in south korea after a fire ripped through a construction site. 25, others were injured in the blaze, and the city of san around 100 workers managed to evacuate. while another 14 were rescued by helicopter and investigation is underway. the

jude's, it's a nonprofit children's hospital where kid get free treatment.y known for treating kid with orthopedic issues so that's why the little girl and her mother were in philadelphia. she was finally done with treatment and we're told so excited to go back home to mexico. so a heartbreaking situation for the family that evidently has already been through so much because of the little girl's condition. now, as far as the people on the ground, again, the mayor confirms that so far, about 19 people being treated with injuries, multiple area hospitals, but she emphasized that this is, quote, not etched in stone, as investigators are still searching the crash site. we know that a shelter at a local hospital is being operated 24/7 right now by e.m.s. and of the american red cross for anyone displaced by this. the mayor says that people are already utilizing this for shelter assistance and they want people to call the american red cross, 911 for anything other than shelter. people may have debris in their yard still or video or just know something that can hel

pope francis is in a criticial condition in hospital, these are the live pictures from the vatican. of palestinian prisoners, despite hamas freeinglo. we start this hour with the latest on the health of the pope. a "prolonged asthma—like respiratory crisis". these are the live pictures from rome, where it is just gone six o'clock in the morning. he's been in hospitalfor over a week being treated for double puenmonia.

we counseled him, we take them to the hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now. and those women don't have money. the rates is used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo for decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups . sabina says she knows he's unlikely to get just these for what happened. but right now, or she just wants to do you have body and how mind, cathy sorry to 0. the still ahead on knowledge is era trend to venezuela. my goal is to make as you turn on the journey to the us and decide to go home, then i'll stop cut the animal call. so we can pull the sport tennis action from the castle rosen as the load number 2 and stays on track to run the trophy for the full year running the trump's agenda. it includes everything from tax cuts to integration, but how much is real and how much is bluster? does it runs footprint across the middle? the shrinking? the trump administration is waiting options to end the rest of your brain more. but what d

shriner's, a nonprofit children's hospital that treats kids for free, confirms it was treating the littletion. we're waiting to learn how that little girl, how old that little girl was and what condition she had, but shriner's is primarily known for treating kids with orthopedic issues. that child was finally done with treatments there and was heading back home to tijuana, mexico, before the tragic crash. and the philadelphia mayor also confirms they now know of 19 people being treated in area hospitals, but authorities are really emphasizing that the number of deaths and injuries will likely go up. here's the payor with earlier today. concern mayor earlier today. >> i happen to be a praying mayor, and i know that prayer works. and if -- the most powerful thing that that you can do if you're home right now, if you're anywhere across the nation or in the commonwealth or the city and you're saying, what can i the do to help, offer a prayer for our city. now is the tame that we need it. >> reporter: horrible situation over in philly. and the mayor says that anyone displaced from their homes

we counsel them, we take them to the hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now. and those women don't have money. rates used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo, but decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups. sabina says, she knows he's unlikely to get justice for what happened right now or she just wants to do. you have body. and how mind, cathy sorry to 0. meanwhile, the bodies of 14 self african soldiers who were killed in the eastern d i. c has arrived in victoria, the troops partial of the south african peacekeeping mission, which came under attack last month. at least 20 pace capers had been killed during fighting between m. 23 rebels on congolese forces. the breaking news is coming into us the palestinian group as long and g haul has named one of the 3 is ready, the captives held and gaza, who will be released on saturday as part of the seas. 5 deal that is, russian is rarely citizen alexander, to the north, will be released. how mos h

we counsel them, we take them to the hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now. and those women don't have money. rates used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo for decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups . sabina says, she knows he's unlikely to get justice for what happened, but right now or she just wants to do. you have body. and how mind, cathy sorry to 0. and meanwhile, the bodies of 40 and south african soldiers who were killed in eastern biase have arrived in pretoria. the troops a part of the south african peacekeeping mission, which came under attack last month. at least 20 peacekeepers have been killed during fighting between them. 23 barrels of congolese forces us president donald trump has announced a new trade to have scheme, but the rights to be calculated on a country by country basis. the white house has applies to match levies charged by all the nations and produce trade deficits. hydro costs for reports from washington pr

we counsel them, we take them to a hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now. and those women don't have money. rates used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo, but decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups. sabina says, she knows he's unlikely to get just these for what happened. but right now, or she just wants to do you have body. and how mind, cathy sorry to 0 more than 2 dozen democratic members of congress on thursdays, sent us president donald trump. a letter urging him to do something about the rising prices of eggs during his run for the white house trump campaigned on the promise of bringing down the price of groceries. reynolds reports from los angeles . the price of the exit is cracked all time records up 50 percent in a year and rising faster than a save re. souffle grocery store owners are scrambling right now. we can't get any organic. we can't get in a cage free. we can't get any brown and for consumers it's no jo, they've reached from

we counsel them, we take them to the hospital, but the hospitals where they would go to get the free medicines or not providing that right now. and those women don't have money. rates used as a weapon of war is not new in the democratic republic of congo, the decades of conflict. thousands of women and girls have been sexually violated by the groups. sabina says, she knows he's unlikely to get justice for what happened, but right now, or she just wants to do. you have body. and how mind, cathy sorry to 0 spangler. this is the prime minister. shy casino has been charged as the primary suspect in the killing of 848 people during last you is uprising. an interim government took over 6 months ago after his senior was ousted from power and fled to india, tempe of town. drake reports from deca 6 months of this total load uprising ousted from a prime minister should casino, then term government is i have an important crossroads with high inflation corruption. we can institution and growing demand for our early elections, the pots ahead is challenging. some of these, the forms to may take ye

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hospitals. >> the day before our clinic. stanford removed this area from the free speech zone, forcing us to relocate and threatening us with arrest. one of our medical students was even threatened with suspension for refusing to walk away. >> we did reach out to stanford university for comment on the designation but have not heard back. coming up on ktvu news at 630, from grand opening to sudden closing. the growing questions tonight after celebrity chef tyler florence appears to abandon his business in union square. also ahead, kamala harris plans her next chapter. why the former vice president signed a new dea have been charged with breaking into a living facility in novato, kidnaping a man in a wheelchair and then assaulting a nurse who tried to stop the crime. it all happened saturday. at this time, investigators say they believe the suspects were trying to obtain a conservatorship over their victim for financial gain. a bay area man suing kaiser permanente claiming he was sexually assaulted during a medical procedure at their hospital in san rafael. kaiser, n

they were free to during the 3rd exchange and had been item is very hospital for medical examinations. one other time, national is still believe to be held in guns. attorney chang is at the airport saying that we don't on here waiting. the arrival of some of the freed kept to so turn the what are we expecting in terms of the logistics of this and see the reaction that well, i think everyone here is very happy that the finally home the back on tie. so they landed in bangkok a couple of hours ago. they were brought out in front of the media by the time foreign minister and representatives that the tie, labor, ministry of the foreign minister gave a statement saying he was very happy to welcome them back. they all seemed to be in good health, but they would be closely monitored in the, in the next couple of months for, you know, the psychological damage of that period in captivity. nonetheless, i think everyone through to see them back, we're here and it would on tani well, we understand 2 of those captives will be returning by playing the other 3 apparently already on the road, heading

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they were free during the 3rd exchange and were taken to an he's ready hospital for medical examinations . highlands for ministry says one of a national is still believe to be held in gaza after the latest prisoner exchange was completed. these ready prime minister benjamin if now ordered a negotiating team to be sent to contact for more talks on the si size. what does that cool? we'll do. everything to attend on hostages will ensure that safety. this is the instruction i gave to the delegation to tell the media to is this and to demand it . but beyond that, president trump agreed with me completely. we will do everything to attend all the hostages, but how much will not be that we will eliminate time us, and will return our hostages. head on al jazeera, a new era in 11 know, and the prime minister names and new government without a major role for has 4 law handed, finalize the office and recent very heavy rain in the northern philippines. as a hint of a circulation. this going further west and south china sea, and this he may well bring some heavy rain briefly, 55, all vietnam. so it is

hospital in critical condition. emergency crews working for hours to free one person from the wreckage. the leer jet's landing gear seen separated from the aircraft. >> it appears that the left main gear failed upon landing, resulting in the accident. >> reporter: the learjet is owned by motley crue lead singer vince neil. the rock star was not on the plane, but tmz reports his girlfriend broke five ribs in the crash and is now recovering in the hospital. and tonight, with reports that the crew member who died may have been one of the learjet's pilots, neil's lawyer stating, mr. neil's thoughts and prayers go out to everyone involved. well, david, tonight, the ntsb is invette gaiting, working to determine an exact cause for this collision. david? >> david: mola, thank you. >>> we are hearing tonight from the two american women attacked by a shark in the bahamas. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, two florida women bitten by a shark in the bahamas sharing new details about those terrifying moments. >> it was very scary, and the fear of, like, thinking, you know, you're going to di

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and they've been held in the strip for 15 months that were free during the fluid exchange and have been on his way to the hospital for medical examination. one of the time national is to believe to be held in gaza, trying to check reports now from wood on time the they were brought out to see the media. it's one of them, as told by the foreign minister, they remain relatively quiet as a group. the foreign minister thinks the foreign governments involved in, in arranging for the release. he said they were all in good health physically after stay in this really hospital. but the type of government would be monitoring them over the next couple of months to ensure they were able to re integrate fully into normal life. we did here from, from one of those who would return. he said he was overwhelmed with happiness and bring him back home and looking forward to seeing his family. we'll have also the reason we're here and who don't tony is because 2 of those men will be returning here in the northeast of time. and this is where a lot of tie work has to go to israel originate from. and we spoke to the family of what your

they were free during the fed exchange on i've been out on his way to hospital for medical exams, one another time nationally still believe to be held in gaza. how does it was tony chang joins us live now from who don't tony, tony. so the group has already arrived in bangkok took us through what we expect them to happen today. tony they have, they landed a couple of hours ago. they were brought out to see the media. it's one of them a pull to inside the foreign minnesota. they remain relatively quiet as a group. the foreign minister thinks the foreign governments involved in, in arranging for the release. he said they were all in good health physically after stay in this really hospital for the type of government would be monitoring them over the next couple of months to ensure that they were able to re integrate fully into normal life. we did here from, from one of those who'd written, he said he was overwhelmed with happiness and bring him back home. is looking forward to seeing his family. we have also the reason we're here and who don't, tony's because 2 of those men will be retur

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free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there has been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite still reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. yesterday's car attack that left 30 injurnot external, but the west is not external, but the threat from within. a literal he was this was a literal thought crime. >> yeah. and that's interesting because that's sort of seen as quite a niche issue in the uk because people have been brainwashed to hate christians and to love abortion, but to vance, because he's a he's a christian and he cares about free speech, that's an important issue. and it does shame us, i think, as a country. he basically came to europe and called them all commies to their face. this is what he did. he repeatedly referenced the cold war. he referenced ugly soviet era words like misinformation and disinformation. he talked about how sweden was poor on that case of the quran being burnt, and they were weak on freedom of speech. he talked about how. romania has cancelled an election, and the former european commissioner has said that a similar t

the $300.00 for it is free. palestinians kidnap and the tenant from evacuation centers of from the schools are from hospitals from their homes in the past 15 months. business has provided policy me with a sense of relief, a sense of hope that the ceasefire is going to stand in despite all the challenges within the past. the 3 days as there was a suspension of their release of the hostages. met with the challenges by these various sites, coupled with very intimidating statement by the us, the president who suggested that by saturday afternoon deadline, all hell will break out here in the gaza strip. that has a frightened people and give them a sense that the word is coming back to cease fire was a threat of collapsing and the my being pushed back to the same square of mass going and nice destruction. the news of today hasn't changed the mode and give people more hope and more relief that the ceasefire will continue, and they are also a wide believe that this will affect the entry of a but so far, what we're seeing is the same amount of aid we've seen in the past weeks and since the beginning of the ceasefire,

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shriners if you're unfamiliar is a nonprofit children's hospital or kids get free treatment for primarilye formed deep bonds what that only the staff there, but also other patients and their families. the children's hospital said the child was finally set to go back home to mexico since she was done with that treatment. >> if you're anywhere across the nation or in the commonwealth of the city and saying what can i do to help? offer a prayer for our city. now is the time that we need it. >> again it will likely be days until we get a clear number of people who were killed or injured in this horrible tragedy producers we get more information about the victims in this crash we will of course bring it to you our viewers first. jon: madison scarpino thank you. as cb cotton mentioned a few moments ago the company that operated the jet and less ice crash also had a deadly incident in southern mexico back in 2023. oone of its just jets crashed on landing killing all five crew on board. let's bring in captain mike cofield perform a commercial airline pilot with 30 years of extremity led the congr

express themselves in a place where they were free to do so, and it was a safe space, in a neighborhood that really isn't the most hospitalable to youth -- hospitable to youth playing in the streets. >> one day, i saw the coach and my friends because they went there to join the team before me. so i went up to the coach and asked, and they said oh, i've got a soccer team, and i joined, and they said yeah, it was he for everybody, and i joined, and it was the best experience ever. >> a lot of our programs, the kids are in the process of achieving citizenship. it's a pretty lengthy process. >> here, i am the only one with my dad. we were in the housing program, and we are trying to find housing. my sister, she's in my country, so i realize that i have a lot of opportunities here for getting good education to help her, you know? yeah. that's the -- one of the most important things that challenge me. >> my dad was over here, making some money because there was not a lot of jobs back home. i came here, finish elementary in san francisco. after that, i used to go back to my country, go to yemen, my country, and then back here. last time i went back was a

free speech and democracy. addressing the munich security conference, the munich security conference, the us vice president suggested there's been a retreat of fundamental values in europe. vance also praised munich's hospitality, despite the city reeling from yesterday's car attack that left 30 injured. the 24 year old afghan asylum seeker responsible has been arrested and is due in court. vance warned that the biggest threat facing the west is not external but the threat from within. >> threat that i worry the most about vis a vis europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within. the retreat of europe from some of its most fundamental values, values shared with the united states of america. >> meanwhile, he also responded to volodymyr zelenskyy concerns over a lack of a ready plan to end the war in ukraine. it comes after donald trump spoke with vladimir putin and agreed to work very closely to end the conflict. ukraine's president says putin isn't preparing for peace, but to continue deceiving the world, and insists any peace deal must guarantee ukraine's independence. meanwhile, the foreign secretary, david lammy, has spoken with the

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hospitals to uh, we are being through hunger, cold torture and humiliation. but we are a strong nation that believes and it's close. and hopefully we'll be free soon on search and t looms over the next phase. of an already precarious agreement planned to begin in march. the earlier journalist, bullied slide dean and tel aviv told us more about the as really hostages, who were released to the city that were released today. so good is the, uh, the uh, the last community were taken captives and since others though, maybe hundreds of those even where it tells on october 7th. so we're talking to come get about, communicate the stuff for the most. and now it's getting back uh its uh citizens the one by one though. um ms. sasha, i just met his uh, grand mother and he was informed today unfortunately, but his father was killed in october 7th by home. us as well. that's something that he did not know why he was in because this trip a matter of course. uh yes, he is the one that uh, was the taken up today. yeah. and um, even the, his, the brother as they then they kept typically he is not even included at the 1st page the of the be. but of course, the

hospitals to uh, we are being through hunger, cold torture and humiliation. but we are a strong nation that believes and that's close. and hopefully we'll be free soon on search and see looms over the next phase. of an already precarious agreement planned to begin in march. well, here in germany and chancellor, all of schultz is visiting the side of thursday's car. i'm going attacking the bavarian city of unix. dozens of people were injured when an ask an asylum seeker drove into crowds at a trade union rally. federal prosecutors say they suspect that the incident was religiously motivated and aimed at disrupting germany's upcoming election in just over a week. that dw as chief political editor and the china cabinet joins me now from unique where she's covering the chancellor's visit to the car attack sides. you taylor, tell us a bit more about this memorial. the schultz is visiting right now here. so you can just see what else also is. most kids zooming past behind me. he came to the scene here twice today, a 1st to laid down some flowers that this crossing was some 30 people were inches when this young man drove essentially into crowd into a

i got here many free things, shooting at the white nose and it was there was little money for us was in the hospital's wall in a board and everything was really bad. you mean, i couldn't imagine that. another country surviving. i think americans would die hungry. i didn't receive a right away, i came for 10 days and 20 days and 40 days, and then 61 a senior road and more like home. i would start to go to other countries and i just want to get back on to russia. so it's home, i say to people, hey, if you could live in a rush, you can live anywhere in the world. it's not easy here. i mean, of course it's hard at some of the language, some of the alphabet of the culture. several shake hands under a doorway. the boxes solves on the table. man is thousands of. i don't believe in the life of the divine judge wouldn't because it's like a habit. i asked jay if he's afraid to stay in russia after all, our countries have a very troubled relationship. the us embassy regularly purchase people to leave. but that's what happened before. when birth or the 16th to was probably reasonable garcey. there was not case a

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