hca health care. that's the big hospital chain. a mint in the major uptick in patients coming in for non-urgent procedures. incredibly do you know there's still a huge backlog of people who postponed going to the hospital doorg the pan pandemic? hca reminds me of detroit lions tight end sam laporta, the first international pick of the skee-daddies, my fantasy team in tuesday night's draft. yes i was on autopilot for the first one. laporta burst on the scene with an incredible rookie campaign last year, nearly 00 yards and a whopping ten touchdowns. no other tight end had more than six. wow. that's how he ended up as the tight end last season even outperforming taylor smith's boyfriend. [ rimshot ] but both laporta and hca still somehow feel very undervalued. despite hca being up 47% year to date it still sells for less than 18 times price to earnings. haporta isn't a household name despite a huge first season. two good options with high floors and lots of upside. ceiling. the final offensive position on most fantasy football roster

hca cut from regional in august. soon as the purchase is complete, the county still finalizing agreement with hca healthcare. we're told music festival returning to san francisco's pier 80 despite some bay area residents and officials calling for it to relocate. this year marks the 3rd year of the event festival. organizers say they'll do everything they can to keep it down. a's fans boosting bart ridership this week. there were more than 204,000 trips on bart tuesday, including more than 7,000 left the coliseum station. >> and today, you can actually visit lake chabot regional park to celebrate the international day of peace. that event hosted an alameda county will have activities music community centers, wellness events, but it was inspired to spread messa e of peace and inclusivity after a group of muslim men were harassed while praying and socializing in 2015, the park is right near lake shovel road even starts at 05:00pm. and the east bay, the oakland zoo sank a 5 stopper. the a's mascot. sure pictures of the e

they're serving fewer stroke patients after the hospital's owner, hca healthcare, downgraded their trauma center. trauma patients of all kinds are being rerouted to other hospitals that are farther away, leaving the east san jose community underserved. >> we know from our data when we close a major stroke center like this, the local community suffers a lot. >> reporter: at the end of august the county board of supervisors advanced a plan to acquire the center. next there will be a public hearing which may lead to a closing sale. >> they have promised that they will bring us back to where we were. >> reporter: for resendez who still works from home as a business consultant, he worries about the possibility of a second stroke and where he would go for care. >> doctors say if a second stroke happens, it's going to be worse. >> reporter: doctors believe his stroke was caused by stress. so he tries to eliminate that and kilo helps. >> if i'm working on something important or something that has stressed me a little bit, i just grab kilo and go around the block. >> reporter: rmc is less than two

hca cut from regional in august. as soon as the purchase is complete. >> little boy in the south bay is celebrating a big milestone. tommy berg heart just started preschool, which may not sound like a big deal, but the young boy was born with a hole in his heart. it's a huge deal because of that big hole and kron four's terisa stasio met the family and reports that his parents wanted to share how a surgery with a special device allowed him head to school just like other kids, his age. >> we tommy burkhart, the happy 3 year-old was born with a hole in his heart and has the story his family wants to share. he wasn't growing as much as we were kind of expecting. >> and we're going was that because the heart was working too much on this friday and met with tommy's parents, karen and that's tommy with his sister and brother. the night before surgery last december, tommy went to go get his whole fixed, but instead of a long open heart surgery, the team at ucsf. >> benny off children's hospital installed a device that close

county is still finalizing the agreement with owner hca healthcare. today, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to appropriate the money in its health department budget for that hospital. county says it plans to restore the trauma, stroke and heart attack services that hca cut from the facility and it is going to do it as soon as that purchase is complete. new at 11 governor newsom has signed off on a slew of new gun control laws. a total of 24 of them. the governor's office says those laws bolster california's nation leading gun laws, adding stronger protections against gun violence. the new laws will create stricter penalties for registered owners of guns used in crimes. strengthen red flag laws, also known as a gun violence restraining order. this removes guns from people who pose a serious threat to themselves or others. also, to provide stricter limits on gun access. in a statement, the governor said in the absence of congressional action, our state is once again leading the way by strengthening our nation leading gun laws. the governor als

hca cut from regional back in august. soon as the purchase is complete.h bay marin county sheriffs have arrested a man who they say is an internet child predator. the sheriff's office received a tip from roseville pd after they conducted a four-day sting operation aimed at child predators. a sheriffs in marin arrested the man after serving a search warrant during the search. these 11 unregistered guns were found along with several 100 rounds of ammo in the clothing and unserialized ar 15. the suspect was booked into jail on multiple felony charges. marin county sheriff's credit, roseville police for the arrest after their sting operation proved successful. >> a man turned himself in after another man was shot and killed in fremont. the shooting happened just before 5 o'clock last night on grimmer boulevard. just a fremont boulevard. police say 47 year-old sinha spend turned himself in early this morning identifying himself as the shooter. no word on what led to the violence or any potential motive. >> for your local election headquarters and we're officia

the county is still finalizing the agreement with hca healthcare. the board of supervisors on tuesday voted unanimously to appropriate the money that it'll need for its health department budget. the county plans to restore the trauma stroke and heart attack services that hca cut from regional medical center back in august. they'll do that as soon as the purchase is complete. >> all right. on the peninsula, redwood city conducting a joint pedestrian safety operation with san mateo county early this week. police say both departments a total 104 citations were issued of the 100 of 4.83. were for driving drivers telling us top with a person in a crosswalk. we were for drivers pass a vehicle stopped in a crosswalk. 3 for driving without a license, unsafe speeds. and for cell phone use, the operation took place at the intersection of el camino, real and finger street. a redwood city el camino real and oak street in san carlos. happening today, senator scott wiener and the supervisor catherine stefani and community activists. they're going to gather to hon

so the county still finalizing the agreement with hca healthcare. but on tuesday, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to appropriate the money needed for its health department budget. the county plans to restore the trauma stroke and heart attack services that hca cut from that hospital back in august. and they plan to do that as soon as that purchase is complete. >> happening today, senator scott wiener and the office of supervisor catherine stefani. they're gonna gather to honor the victims of 2 fatal car crashes that happened on lombard street this month. they're asking governor newsom signed 2 bills to make california street much safer senate bill 960, would require infrastructure changes to improve safety for pedestrians. senate bill 961 would create the nation's first requirement to install speed warning technology in new cars. state transportation officials say more than 4,000 people die car crashes in california during twenty-twenty 2. on the peninsula. redwood city conducted a joint pedestrian safety operation with san mateo county e

now the county is still finalizing the agreement with hca healthcare, but the board of supervisors on tuesday at least voted to appropriate. the money needed for the from the health care budget, health department budget, the county plans to restore the trauma stroke and heart attack services that hca cut from regional medical center back in august. they say they'll do that as soon as the purchase is complete. well, the mayor of flavortown guy fieri is leading a hand are lending a hand right now in trying to find. >> 3 goats that were stolen. so the celebrity chef posted on his facebook page. that story asked if anybody knew anything about it. contact police and get those goats home safely. want to show you now a picture of the woman who police are looking for who they think is behind the thefts of the 3 goats. and here are pictures of them. they're not show chile and atlas. now the woman you saw is accused of using hay to lure them away from their enclosure at rancho disco in santa rosa. that was back on september 17th. the whole thing was caught on camera. so the sonoma county sherif

now the county plans to restore the trauma stroke and heart attack services that hca cut back in august that as soon as the purchase is complete. >> people are terrified. they're very concerned about this >> owners high alert in san francisco this morning following several coyote attacks. some of those attacks at crissy field that turned deadly kron four's. sara stinson spoke to a local dog group that want something to be done. >> the signs are all over crissy field and beach warning dog owners about coyotes. this one says alert off-leash dog and coyote aggression has been reported here. but one san francisco dog group says signs are not enough in preventing these attacks. coyotes are taking over some of san francisco's most popular parks and beaches, crissy field baker beach could become a hunting ground for dogs so far this month, 3 dogs have been confirmed to be killed by coyotes. >> at crissy field and dog attacks have been reported weekly. you know, all of a sudden they're being really, really bold there, too comfortable with people because people have been feeding them. martha wal

hca cut from the hospital back in august. as soon as that purchase is complete. and hundreds of educators in san francisco do not have active teaching credentials. that's according to district officials. the district shared what it called a new discovery today, which it says was made while payroll system. the district says that the affected employees, the ones that don't have the proper credentials will not be allowed in classrooms until they are credentialed. the district is helping those teachers get recertified as soon as possible. about 350 out of the more than 7,000 educators are not credentialed. the district says it has a robust pool of substitutes to cover classes that could be affected by this problem. >> coming up, another incident of glass falling from a san francisco high rise. what we know so far on that developing story and a 3 year-old from the bay area receives a life-saving surgery. >> we sat down with a family who are sharing their story with us. also ahead, celebrating harvest season, we get a preview of tonight's big harvest dinner at the vall

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santa clara county finalizing that purchase of the current owner, hca healthcare. supervisors voted yesterday to allocate money from its current health department budget. once the deal is finalized, the county will own three hospitals, including o'connor and san jose, and saint louis regional in gilroy. the county already planning to restore regional trauma, stroke and heart attack services. it is certainly a busy wednesday morning here on today in the bay. ahead at 6:00, we're following breaking news out of the middle east, where israel has intercepted an airstrike overnight. plus they were my family pets. just please bring them home. an unusual search in wine country after three goats vanished from their pen. the woman. police need help tckingra bailey forces intercepted a missile. hezbollah fired towards tel aviv. the response from u.s. secretary of state this morning. plus stopping gun violence, the mayor of antioch set to lay out his plan to curb a rash of shootings in one troubled neighborhood. plus, pushing back against a new costco. the reason some south ba

santa clara county is finalizing its purchase from the current owner, hca healthcare. supervisors voted yesterday to allocate money from its current health department budget. once the deal is finalized, the county will own three hospitals, including o'connor and san jose and saint louis regional. in gilroy. the county is already planning to restore regional trauma, stroke and heart attack services, and we're back in just three minutes with a look at our top stories, including stopping the gun violence. the mayor of antioch is set to lay out his plans to curb a rash of shootings in one troubled neighborhood. plus, pushing back against a new costco. the reason some south bay residents say they are upset with those plans to bring yet another store to the south bay in san jose. i want you to keep it right here because we have it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an act of joy. so resist the ordinary. and embrace the wow. at floor & decor. future-proof your home and garden with aarp today. (♪♪) harvest the rewards for years to come. (♪♪)