also on the peninsula, a protest was held today outside pharmaceutical giant gilead services in foster city. >> over that company's drug prices and policies is organized by the aids healthcare foundation which accuses gilead of prioritizing profits over patients. the group says gilead dramatically increase the price of its lifesaving hiv drug descovy and it refuses to offer discounts to contract pharmacies as required by law. company also charges $1000 for a single pill of the hepatitis c drug sovaldi. >> would like to see gilead come to the lower the drug they make a ton of and what we're what i would like to see is for the the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. >> the group says it plans on protesting every day this week outside of gilead foster city headquarters. >> ye the rapper formerly known as kanye west is no longer a billionaire. that's after adidas became the latest company to cut ties with him for making antisemitic comments with data still gone. forbes is estimating that he's now worth about 400 million dollars and adidas spokesperso

he's reached out to gilead sciences for comment. but so far we have not heard back. for your money. tonight, california attorney general rob bonta wants to remind those falling behind on paying their utility or their water bills that you have options before. any shut offs. >> you have other rights as well. you have the right to seek an alternative payment plan while keeping your water running, you have the right to contest an appeal charges you believed to be improper and qualifying low-income individuals have the right to pursue a onetime payment, ford's their water bill and to have interest charges for the 12 prior months wave. >> also issued a legal alert reminding urban and community water systems of their responsibility to protect california tenants and home in your owner's that facing water shut offs. >> i whether time is we get a live look outside plenty of water there as we check out the bay from our camera on out time, a pious. but no real water coming from the skies and fog. yes, but no real rain kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to straighten out >> yea

kron 4 has reached out to gilead sciences for comment.ut so far we have not heard back now, these protesters plan on returning here to foster city on thursday and friday. >> but for now in foster city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> 6.19, is the time. and the los angeles city council voted unanimously to censure 2 council members and the former council president. gill and kevin de leon refused to resign after their roles in a secretly recorded 2021. meeting where there were bigoted comments made the former president of the la city council nury martinez made the comments yesterday's meeting was brought to a halt for a short time when protesters started shouting about 2 dozen people and it up being removed by the police. >> in international news, russian leaders are claiming that ukraine is preparing to use a dirty bomb, although u.s. officials in just about every western nations says that's bogus. that and the fact that yesterday russia did its own testing as bombs. yeah, that they said could obliterate us. washington, d.c., corresponde

we certainly appreciate gilead doing the right thing. and putin, the people over their profit. >> and make it equitable for folks to be able for their trucks. kron 4 has reached out to gilead sciences for comment. but so far we have not heard back. all right, back live. now, these protesters plan on returning this afternoon and then again on thursday and friday. >> but for now in foster city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right. thanks very much, charles, for continuing our coverage on that story for us. >> and the san francisco unified school district is opening a call center to address ongoing payroll problems. the district introduced a new payroll system back in january. but that transition, according to multiple sources that have spoken with kron, 4 news, they say that transition's been rocky teachers and staff held a rally outside district headquarters demanding that they be paid all the money that they're owed. the heachers union says about 3300 district employees submitted help tickets in the past 10 months. but many of their

we reached out to gilead sciences for comment. we haven't heard back so far. and san carlos cracking down on illegal fireworks. the city council has approved a measure to double the fun for getting caught with them. anybody found fireworks, including the ones label safe and sane are going to be charged with a misdemeanor and could be fined up to $1000. it also face 6 months in jail. it will be a second vote to ratify ordinance before it takes effect. mayor london breed was on hand to celebrate a new supermarket opening in san francisco's bayview wednesday. they view hunters point has historically been and it still is a food desert. the new lucky's on 3rd street is going to get more people access to healthy, fresh and affordable food. it's going to also create some opportunities for local jobs. there. the location of the new market and they get for over 3 years after the walgreens that used to be their closed also featuring a lot of the local products are made right here in the bayview couple which is bayview of fresh pasta. that's me right here locally. we're

we certainly appreciate gilead doing the right thing.utin, the people over their profit. >> and make it equitable for folks to be able for their trucks. kron 4 has reached out to gilead sciences for comment. but so far we have not heard back now, these protesters plan on returning here to foster city on thursday and friday. >> but for now in foster city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> multiple cars burned in an underground parking garage in san leandro overnight. the alameda county fire department says they were called to the scene, which is part of an apartment complex on hays street. fire crews contain the fire to only a few cars took him about 20 minutes. but it's not clear right now how this fire started. we are going to talk about our forecast once again as we take this live look outside here from our camera on top of mount tam, it's a little hazy from the shop, but still look at all that beautiful blue makes want to get outside cuyler. how's the weather looking out there for the rest of the day today? yeah, it does. it's gorgeou

we reached out to gilead for a response. they gave us a statement saying, quote, gilead's role in ending the hiv and hepatitis epidemics is to discover, develop, and assure access to our life-saving medicines. we are committed to advancing health equity and mitigating the racial and geographic, and other societal barriers that affect access to care. >>> let's take a live look outside the san francisco school board meeting getting underway. people are rallying outside in costume to call attention to going payroll problems in the district. they say they want to, quote, the school board. any minute now, the new superintendent will present -- >>> investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a deadly house fire in san jose. it started around 3:30 a.m. . firefighters found the first floor all engulfed in flames with a woman trapped on the second floor. she unfortunately did not make it out. a firefighter filter the balcony as he tried to reach the victim. he is expected to be okay. >>> the aclu of northern california is sui

. >> the protest was held today outside gilead sciences in foster city over the company's drug prices policies. it was organized by the aids healthcare foundation which accuses gilead of prioritizing profits over patients. the group says gilead dramatically increase the price of its lifesaving hiv drug descovy and it refuses to offer discounts to contract pharmacies as required by law. the company also charges $1000 for a single pill, the hepatitis c drug sovaldi. >> would like to see gilead come to the lower the drug they make a ton of and what we're what i would like to see is for the the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. >> the group plans on protesting every day this week outside of gilead foster city headquarters. >> an invasive species of mosquito is raising a lot of concern in santa clara county. it is the 80's aegypti mosquito described as aggressive ready to buy any time of the day and it can transmit dangerous viruses like dengue, a fever and yellow fever. they are about a quarter inch long with black and white striped legs. santa cl

kron 4 has reached out to gilead sciences for comment. but so far we have not heard back. >> san carlos is cracking down on illegal fireworks. again, the city council has approved a measure now to it. double the fines for getting caught with them. anybody found with fireworks, including the once labeled safe and sane will be charged with a misdemeanor, could be fined up to $1000 and could face up to 6 months in jail. there will be a second vote to ratify this ordinance before it takes effect. >> mayor london breed was on hand today to celebrate a new supermarket opening in san francisco's bayview bayview hunters point has historically been food desert and still is and lucky's on 3rd street will give more people access to healthy, fresh and affordable food. it will also create opportunities for local jobs. the location of the new market had been vacant for over 3 years after the walgreens. that used to be their closed out. >> we're also featuring a lot of the local products are made right here in the couple, which is bayview of fresh pasta

kron four's reached out to gilead sciences.far we have not heard back. >> president biden says the federal government is working to get rid of billions of dollars in so-called junk fees that includes hidden fees on things like cable bills, airline tickets, hotel bookings, many of which could be illegal. >> put more money in the pockets of middle income and working class americans. the whole big corporations accountable. these steps will immediately start saving americans collectively billions of dollars and unfair fees. >> the president says the federal trade commission is working on a rule to crack down on what he calls unfair and deceptive fees across all industries. >> the new climate report finding that the earth has officially reached a so-called code red climate emergency. researchers at oregon state university analyzed some. 35 planetary vital signs and used to track climate change. they found that 16 of the signs are at record extremes. that includes extreme heat events and tree cover loss because of fires. they also fo

i would like to see gilead come to the table, lower their drug prices. they make a ton of money and what were what i would like to see is for the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. in a statement, gilead sciences said it contract pharmacies integrity program does not apply to its hiv medications or certain authorized generics for hepatitis c treatment offered by subsidiary the warriors host of miami heat tomorrow night, but fans were already looking ahead to a rematch in november between the warriors and the phoenix suns division rivals took to the court last night. clay thompson was ejected for the first time in his career during the third quarter, he and sun star devin booker were at each other. thompson was tossed out when referee told him to go to the bench, he barked back at the ref . yeah, i mean, he and brooke have gotten into it a little bit over the years there just you know, there. her, um competitors regarding each other. and, um this is you know, the n b, a, its highest. competition in the world. so st

baker they're accusing gilead of refusing to provide a discounted price for hiv drugs and a drug fore an agreement with the government to sell some of its drugs at an affordable price would like to see gilead come to the table, lower their drug prices. they make a ton of money and what were what i would like to see is for the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. in a statement, gilead scientists said its contract pharmacy integrity program doesn't apply to its hiv medicines or certain authorized generics for hepatitis c that are offered by a subsidiary. san francisco's health department has new guidelines on the use of an inexpensive antibiotic to prevent sexually transmitted infections. now, study results show the use of treatments like doxycycline reduces the risk of several stds by more than 60% in some gay and bisexual men and transgender women health department says considered highd can be on this treatment with little risk of it running into hiv medications, and there are tens of thousands of old rockets , broken satellite and other pieces

shares of gilead are surging today.ome as biotech is pacing for its fifth straight positive week. bob, you actually own gilead >> yeah, what an earnings report and increased four-year guidance their core franchise continues to drive both the top and bottom line results, and then longer-term they continue to expand into oncology treatments which gives us confidence in the strength of the pipeline and top line momentum. this was a great one, and we've been in it for a bit >> shannon, a number of people reports that earnings today. >> that was purely because it had outperformed other parts of the sector and other parts of the portfolio. we really really liked the health care sector we think it combines not only the defensive nature but also companies like gilead and abbvie opportunities for growth that have a secular tailwind. it's really spotlighted this technology and enhancements have spotlighted how much more can be done in terms of therapeutics so i think this is a space people should be looking for as a growth and pe

. >> got to >> on the peninsula group of protesters expressing their frustration with gilead sciences saying that the drug maker is charging too much for their medication. all this week, the aids healthcare foundation is staging daily protests outside the sign says headquarters in foster city. they say the company has overcharge patients who use their drugs and illegally restricted access to some of its medications. they say that low income patients in particular are struggling to afford the medications they're asking that they need and they're asking the company to provide them some relief. >> we certainly appreciate gilead just. doing the right thing and put in the people over their profit and make it equitable for folks to be able for their trip. >> protesters plan to return to foster city today and friday. kron four's reached out to gilead sciences for comment, but so far haven't heard back. >> it's 5.26. and the los angeles city council voted unanimously to censure 2 council members and the former council president gill and kevin de leon refused to resign after their roles in a s

and tomorrow kron four's reached out to gilead sciences for comment. but so far haven't heard back. >> the los angeles city council votes unanimously to censure 2 council members and the former council president gill and kevin de leon refused to resign after their roles in a secretly reported 2021. meeting and which bigoted comments were made. the former president of the la city council nury martinez made those comments. yesterday's meeting actually was brought a halt for some time when protesters started shouting about 2 dozen people ended up being removed by the police. >> we'll take quick break here at 7.26. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, elon musk walks into twitter's headquarters in san francisco. with a sink in his hand. we'll explain what that's all >> and thousands of people across california are at risk of having their water be shut off. coming up, attorney general rob bonta is reminding customers of the protections they have. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes.

i would like to see gilead come to the table, lower their drug prices.they make a ton of money and what were what i would like to see is for the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. in a statement, gilead sciences said its contract pharmacy integrity program does not apply to its hiv medicines or certain authorized generics for hepatitis c treatment offered by a subsidiary actually have the most advanced technology in the country in terms of helping people get notifications even before shaking starts, and this is one of the biggest events we've actually had since the system was launched, we'll tell you why. officials say the magnitude 5.1 quake that get the south bay will help improve early warning alerts in the region. and in less than two weeks, san francisco voters will decide who should be their district attorney what the three candidates said about how their plans for dealing with drug and crime problems are different. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two morning to you. and we thank you for joining

i would like to see gilead come to the table , lower their drug prices. they make a ton of money and what were what i would like to see is for the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. in a statement, gilead sciences said its contract pharmacy integrity program does not apply to its hiv medicines or certain authorized generics for hepatitis c treatment offered by a subsidiary. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. police accuse a man of being intoxicated and speeding at more than 30 miles an hour above the speed limit before hitting and killing a woman and seriously hurting another woman calls to improve street safety in san francisco neighborhood also ahead, the three people hoping to be san francisco's next district attorney joined us earlier live on the four sharing their ideas for law and order in the city. we hear from them with election day now just two weeks away, and the 49ers say they know exactly what they need to do to get back on track. that story and more a little later in sports. okay care coalition, alaska ai

gilead as in gilead sciences up 3%. lauren: jpmorgan sue overweight, undervalued with respect to their promising cancer drug and hiv drugs and they spoke about the breast cancer treatment used for other types of cancer as well. stuart: what is this about remote work may cost people their jobs? lauren: easy to explain. you can work from anywhere, employees can work from anywhere, overseas, outsourcing, mit, told this to fortune, it seems very likely a lot of companies will be rethinking this longer-term and outsourcing those kind of jobs that didn't used to be outsourced. if you can do your job from home, be scared because somebody in india or wherever is willing to do it for much less. the timeline on this, she says, within a decade we will see more outsourcing of american jobs. even jobs you didn't think could be outsourced, going to a burger joint, the cashier sometimes you could avoid a human cashier altogether, check your cell phone but in canada there is one chain that has a virtual cashier, you're speaking to some

jobina: this is a comprehensive new report sponsored by gilead and glaad. it says hiv testing dropped up to 97% at the peak of the pandemic. hiv diagnoses also decreased by 17% in 2020, compared to 2019. the report shows a 72% in decrease of people starting a daily medication that is 99% effective to prevent hiv. san francisco's public health department recently announced the first increase in new hiv diagnoses in nine years. officials believe some people may have been infected and 2020 during the start of the pandemic , but were not diagnosed until last year because of delayed testing due to the shelter-in-place order and other restrictions. there is a lot to digest in the report, we will be digging into it on abc 7 at 7:00, our streaming show after abc seven mornings. hiv and aids expert is joining us live to break down the report, what it means for us and the actions we can take next. kumasi: still to come, putting political differences aside. president biden meeting with one of his harshest critics filtering the devastation in florida. reggie: the lates

kron 4 has reached out to gilead sciences for comment but have so far not heard back. >> it has been 50 years since the golden gate national recreation area was established in today. the national park service along with bay area. lawmakers came out to mark that occasion. kron four's camila barco has the story. >> a beautiful day here at fort mason has dozens came out to celebrate this milestone. it was right beside this. fill a bird in statue. he is the former u.s. representative from california who vouched for the golden gate national recreation arna we're in is the author of the bill that created the golden gate, national recreation area, otherwise known as gigi and speaker of the house, nancy pelosi credited him for the work he did that as a result has created today, 82,000 acres of coastal and urban lands north and south of the golden gate bridge spanning 3 counties. some of the most popular sites of the bay area are a part of the gigi entering like alcatraz island, crissy field. the presidio of san francisco, the marin headlands stinson beach just to name a few more than 15 mill

she feels like she is in gilead, living in texas. there is no pay to politte. it is just there. >> number one, we are seeing a roe effect in the polling. what people need to understand, and tom alluded to this. we started this cycle two years right after biden won, understanding we would be the out party and probably what we would look at is a significant loss in both chambers and across the governorships and statewide offices. instead, what we saw after roe was the ballot now equalized. and then this enthusiasm gap from what you are referring to, joy, and you know it's my buzz word. negative partisanship. >> yeah. >> people think, oh, it's simple. i hate republicans just because i hate them. no. i hate them because they want to tell me that i have to carry a dead fetus inside my body, right. that is fear. that is emotion. that is threat, right. and we're seeing that everywhere, we should anticipate odd outcomes election night. i would tell people we are in a fantastic place in terms of following that fetterman is up, ohio looks comp

honored reverend cecil williams, activist and first executive director of the latina foundation oka, gileadsts for their commitment to address systemic barriers to health and world central kitchen for their work providing meals to the masses during times of crisis. mayor london breed also showed her support for the nonprofit which by the way is the oldest and largest public affairs forum in the united states. i have to say it was really nice seeing a sold-out crowd. everyone really gathering around, having civilized discussion. of and just learning about other walks of life. >> that's great. did you have a good time? >> they have it roped off -- a rooftop. it is good to be back. good for you to be back with us as well could >> it is nice to be back but i will not be happy working tomorrow morning. let's look at a live look outside, beautiful this evening. nice sunset, comfortable conditions. made it into the 70's for afternoon highs. here is the forecast headlines, looking great for halloween tomorrow but showers returned to the forecast tuesday and wednesday. behind that storm system we ar

she thanked us for coming to fort worth and added, i feel like i live in gilead.have daughters, she said and her voice trailed off. i assured her it would be okay that this awfulness can be fixed but i was leaving gilead. i have yet to talk to a woman of any age or race on the phone or anywhere who is not pissed off or terrified about the religious fanatics on the supreme court handing women and girls over to state politicians. the only question is will enough women take the one action they can to prevent us from becoming gilead complete with the violent insurrection, commander lindsey graham's promised national abortion ban and democracy deniers controlling and essentially ending elections by voting. what do you think, fatima? >> i think they will. for all the reasons that many have outlined but these stories, the stories of the mom, the stories of the friend, the stories of people who are terrified. they're personal. >> mini, i hear -- i spent time in the republican party and hear from republicans and pro-life women who say, i felt that under roe we had these li

gilead sciences, for their commitment to addressing systemic barriers to health, and world central kitchen for serving meals to the masses during times of crisis. the nonprofit club is the oldest and largest public affairs forum in the u.s.. a quick reminder if you are headed to the beach tomorrow, be aware of those dangerous sneaker waves along the northern california coast. a beach hazard alert will go into effect monday from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.. waves are expected to reach heights of 20 feet. the national weather service is advising people to stay out of the water. never turn your back to the ocean. it is so deceiving because it always looks so calm. >> and the ocean water temperature is cold in the 50's. >> it is all ahead of a storm we are tracking. rain will arrive tuesday morning on and off through wednesday. find your umbrella, your rain jacket, you will need it especially tuesday as we tracked the cold front moving through. this is the exploratorium camera showing partly cloudy skies. a calm night, light winds. here's how the forecast shapes up for halloween tomorrow. all trea

stuart: earlier when going through the list of big winners, gilead was on the list of top performersp 10%. lauren: they raised forecasts not because of covid treatments but big demand for cancer and hiv drugs. stuart: i also saw kids clothing, why are they down? lauren: they cut their for your forecast on reduced discretionary spending, you're not buying as many clothes. the ceo says the holiday season there are indications holiday shopping might not be as robust and you get good deals so if they have a massive inventory the deals will be better and he's worried. stuart: there is a possible rail strike, lots of businesses worried what will happen come the holiday season. what is the latest on the real crisis? lauren: inflation, if comedies can't shipped by rail and are more expensive this is the latest. the president helped broker this deal last month but 12 unions involved have to ratify it to ever a strike next month before the holidays. two have not, four haven't voted yet, business group wrote a letter to the president of they say intervene right now, get the deal done, we cannot

we have dexcom, t-mobile, gilead sciences. nasdaq composite. a big tech in the list? no, we don't. intel 9% higher and dexcon, t-mobile, all of them sharply higher r. is the 10-year treasury yield as we speak. hovering around 4%. yeah, dead on 4%. where's gold? not very interesting. gold doesn't do much these day at $16 pl16.47 per ounce down 1. bitcoin in a narrow range for weeks on end between upper 18,000 to the low 21, 22,000. that's where it is and 20,500 right now. the price of oil, mid $80 a barrel range. now $88 this morning and nat gas, well, it's getting cold up here in the northeast. is it going up in price? no. no, it's not. it's down. 5.72. okay, average price of gallon of gas no change over night, $3.76 and for regular, gallon of diesel is now $5 pla5.30. how about that? chuck schumer was on a hot michael jacobson talking -- hot mic talking about the pennsylvania senate debate. roll tape. >> [inaudible]. [inaudible] stu: all right. how much did the debate hurt fetterman? pennsylvania republican is here on that little later in the show. 11 days to the midterms, what ar

. >>> and shares of gilead science urging higher after the third quarter beat the company issuing upt earnings in guidance that stock up 19% since august >>> let's get a check on the other headlines with nbc's frances rivera in new york with the latest happy friday, frances. >> frank, good morning let's start with breaking news hawaii officials are warning residents the largest active volcano is showing signs of eruption there has been a spike in earthquakes at the summit. the last time it erupted was in 1984 experts say it will take a view hours for lava to reach homes on the big island. >>> the record powerball prize is $800 million for the 11:00 p.m. eastern drawing tomorrow night. you can play for the nearly $308 million cash payout. it followed 36 drawings where the grand prize went unclaimed it would be the second largest pool in powerball history and fifth for any u.s. lottery >>> after both teams got a few days off, the world series is set to start justin verlander takes the mound for the astros who are back in the wfall classic he will be in the pitchers duel with aaron nola

alok: even with widespread advertising from companies like gilead, there's still a lack of awareness, especially among young people. >> i believe one of the many reasons that the kids aren't accessing prep is because either they don't -- believe it or not -- know about it, and if they know about it, they don't really understand it, or they are not accurately identifying their level of risk. but in some ways, the prospects are looking better, and according to dr. latesha elopre, one big reason is a new medication -- a new, longer-lasting formulation of prep. >> did you have any questions about long-aing, the cabotegravir injection? alok: the new version is given as an injection, rather than a daily pill. patients only need to come f a shot every two months, making it far easier to stick with the regimen. >> do you want to remain on the injectable prep or go back to the daily pill? >> the injectable. it's like, ok i've got my shot, i'm good for my shot until my next appointment so i don't forget to take the pill alok: the fda approved widespread use of these injections late last year. >

more important than that, the space, the names going into recession, defensive large cap names like gilead and biogen continue to be attractive so that's our call here >> thank you so much don't miss the ceo of moderna at next week's virtual disrupter 50 summit you can still sign up. scan the qr code on the screen and register >>> thanks to moderna, microsoft, amazon and pepsi, the nasdaq is holding strong, but apple is still under pressure. so it's not exactly every tech stock working. some stability though for this market s&p 500 is unchanged dow up a third of one 1% it's been smooth sailing lately for cruise line stocks coming up, why one wall street firm is turning bullish on those names. you can listen to "closing bell" on the go by following the "closing bell" podcast on your favorite app dow's up 94 points hi, my name is tony cooper, and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits

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they think the emerging oncology or treatment franchise gilead getting comment over jpmorgan up 3.5%heir shares are up 8% after pre-market after they said it sent out and produced more than 7,000 vehicles in the third quarter. that's a big jump where it was last year. it's on pace to make it 25,000 vehicles last year rivian is up 8% in the premarket. >> thanks, dom appreciate it. >>> let's go to the broader markets as they are anticipating what interest rates might do paying attention to today's job earnings and the jolts survey. friday is nonfarm payroll and some advanced economies trigger a global recession, worse than the one during the financial crisis we have the chief investment officer and sri kamar. we come to you for discussions about this a lot we turned down fairly quickly on the 10-year. did we get the highs in and yields >> yes, we have the highs on yield. i think 4% is the peak we have come down. we have come down a lot but i don't think it is going to be a continued rally beyond let's say the mark for the 10-year the reason is that inflation is still a problem. i don't

combat hiv and we fell we completely backslid the report was sponsored by the pharmaceutical company gilead and the advocacy group glad the numbers are concerning hiv testing dropped by 97% at the peak of the covid pandemic if they're not getting hiv tests and learning their hiv status whether positive or negative. we also see that that impacts the way that we treat and care for the whole person as a result the number of people diagnosed with hiv went down by 17% in 2020 compared to 2019 those challenges resulted in less testing, you know, kind of a bit of a setback for into zero goals and you know, we're trying to pick it up without testing many could not start on prep daily. medic we have been seeing quite a few patients in the hospital coming with late. stay jades who never got diagnosed. so this is a very important time to bring up testing. testing is so critical in hiv. and you know, it wasn't only hiv but we also lost ground in other areas doctors say for example the fight against diabetes cancer and dan cady cardiovascular diseases. yeah, what's the status on testing our are we begin

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protesters are calling on barria based gilead sciences to do more to make life saving drugs affordable advocates from the aids healthcare foundation are holding a week long series of protests targeting the drugmaker. along with twice daily demonstrations at the foster city headquarters. the group is placing ads in several bay area publications. the group is accusing the company of refusing to provide a discounted price for hiv drugs as well as a drug for hepatitis c under a government program. i would like to see gilly add come to the table, lower their drug prices. they make a ton of money and what were what i would like to see is for the prices to come down and make them affordable for everyone across the board. in a statement, the company said its contract pharmacy integrity program does not apply to its hiv medicines or certain authorized generics for hepatitis c treatment offered by a subsidiary. coming up at 11. a new partnership is allowing free deliveries of pax covid to underserved communities. the new program through walgreens, uber and doordash. as we get through the week he

. >> that's the hottest tinder profile in gilead, just looking for a nice undereducated woman under the18 to pop out my babies and listen to me talk about how smart i am. we know that's what these guys are about. we know that's what the women who support them are about. the issue is how many people who will be under the thumb or the watchful eye of these kinds of politicians are willing to take that fear and anxiety and turn it into votes. because i promise you, let's say herschel walker loses the race and raphael warnock wins, that's great. but guess what, if brian kemp wins re-election, he's going to try to snatch the rights too. it's important to recognize raphael warnock and stacey abrams are the combination you need for georgia. >> that's important to note. kemp is getting a huge pass on being one of the most anti-abortion, pro-state control of women senators in the country and he's sliding by because herschel walker is so bananas. that's the other major point here. jason johnson, always appreciate you, thank you. >>> coming up next, senator ron johnson he had the gall to claim jan

apple shares rose more than 7.5% intel was up more than 10% and gilead sciences jumped nearly 13. no big changes in your weekend forecast. but next week , the pattern definitely changes and we could be talking about rainfall will have borne your forecast coming up, plus a blood pressure medicine is being recalled by federal health officials will explain why after the break majors system wide this hour as it recovers from a station closure in san francisco. bart says the balboa park station just reopened following a medical emergency. their uni has been providing a bus bridge between the 24th and mission streets, stations and the daily city station. but again, balboa park is now back open and part is now trying to get its trains back on schedule. every county in california, now has what's considered a low level of covid-19 spread. the designation is based on hospitalization and case data used by the cdc around 75% of all counties nationwide. er in the low tier that's down just slightly from 81% last week. no it's hannah blood pressure medication is being recalled due to potential c

. >> at least, aghast, they took care of the babies in gilead after the force them to have them.at he was living in texas at the time. and it appears the endorsement allowed him to clear the primary field and easily won that nomination. but, danielle, should walk or lose? do you think there is actually going to be some type of backfire on trump for this pick? >> when has there ever been backfire on trump. we have never witnessed the gop leave this man side no matter what he says or what he threatens because they will stand with him. they will stand by their man. where the backstory comes from is for the american voters to look at this party and recognize that this is no longer the party of reagan. this is the party of insurrectionists, liars, and -- this is not a party family values. this is the party of oppression. this is a party that wants to make sure americans heard as much as possible. to live in a place of desperation so they can be taken advantage of. these are the things that need to be made clear about this republican party and about their leader. there king, donald tru

so, general johnston and long general johnston, the confederate army of gilead general, before he got injured and replaced by lee, he agreed with longstreet. general longstreet said range should ban, not use landmines. johnston agreed with long this gets to your question of the moral debate within a confederate. i don't know if i'm drifting from your question or not, but i eat. i eat this stuff for breakfast. okay. johnson agreed with longstreet. that reign should cease using mines. in response, defended his deployment as part of a rearguard action during the withdrawal to richmond and offered his own recent experience as evidence of their effect. this boom, boom, boom. in mid-may, confederate secretary war general randolph review and examine the landmine correspondence between raines and his superiors, including johnson and longstreet. johnson longstreet was saying this is unethical, it's uncivilized. and gabriel raines is making an argument why it is civilized and he said this is the decision of jefferson davis and randolph, the confederate secretary of war. it would be a this is ar

gilead, you have something and then dave yeah. so at the beginning of, the reading i think the like straight up say like the time to like make changes is like when you're in crisis because the people are looking for stability, they might open to looking for something new. and so that's a definite political advantage. it's like the people that you're trying to persuade in crisis. right, right, right. an advantage of that. yeah, absolutely. do you do you get to demonstrate your powerful benevolence, make up your solution and? you get. absolutely. and you get to make up your own solution good day. so to answer the question, what would benefit the united being involved in working at that at that point in 1940. you know francis occupied and the united states would be seen as like the heroes came in and like hope liberate western europe. is there a potential for a hero narrative here? look at his thighs. this guy is this guy who's doing squats right. but t's so something really scary here, too, right? and he's not a gatling gun for sake

s, you know, we're not going to tell the entire story of everything that happens in gilead.usive preview of the episode that comes this wednesday on hulu. let's take a look. >> where are you taking us? >> we're refugees. we have asylum in canada. >> there are people you can call who know who we are. >> what's your name? >> june osbourne. >> no. you're ear tagged. tell me who you are. >> nobody. >> i mean this show is so intense. it's dark. it's terrifying at times, but you're saying this episode the ending has you extremely excited. >> it really does. i joke i'm the biggest fan of the show. i've seen this episode several times. the end of this episode it's a beautiful episode, but the end of this episode is one of the best cliffhangers we have ever done. that's not just me trying to sell the show. it's just -- it's actually -- it makes me scream every time i watch it it's so delicious. so i'm so excited for people to see it. i truly think they're going to be like what the -- >> you heard it hear first. with all the cliffhangers and everything we seen so far. we're excited ab

interesting, david, they say they got 13 highly qualified directors robin washington the director from gilead. it seems they're basically ready. i understand, as you do, that the discussions are constructive they have constructive discussions with everybody what's interesting is there is just instant reaction that there is too much fat at salesforce. mark he hires whoever he wants to hire. they have the new building i think brett and mark have a disciplined company. there's a half dozen i would go after before them. unless you tell me this is literally the case where they think they can add expertise and they want very much to work with bretand mark >> my sense it is more that than not. there is always that possibility. however unlikely that it does get a little more ald very sayre -- adversarial. even though starboard is saying it is a significant and large position in a market cap of this type, it is not going to add up to a large. the world of activism as we have said is not relying any longer on having a filing position of any kind if you have influence and a track record, it can result i

this could seriously be gilead. show and, you know, you think to yourself, this could never happen. i disagree. >> i mean, i've heard this recently from a very small number of people, very informed, that say we could look back in a couple years and you want to be able to answer the question, did you do everything you can? only a handful of people are going to be able to say you have. you have with your appearances and your book. >> i appreciate that, but if we're not successful -- >> doesn't matter, doesn't matter. >> -- it doesn't mean anything. >> exactly. i'm going to ask you to stick around. i'm going to add neal katyal to our conversation. >>> later in the hour, the current occupant of the white house, president joe biden, is on the campaign trail selling his economic achievements. white house chief of staff ron klain will be our guest to discuss the biden agenda and how they're selling it ahead of the midterms. >>> senator raphael warnock is taking the gloves off in his race against herschel walker. ded line w