notice their populated to notify me and all of a sudden bryan showed up and a hearing at the health departmenthy before the planning department and we all - at the health department doctor thomas argon promised we talked about ten times provisional permit he corrected it that the provision permit you're seeking for he said, "yes, i approve and then but when they issued- when we were talking about the temporary permit and doctor thomass letter not responding to anyone i told them it was no a temporary permit and they ignored they said they're the same thing so here's the letter i believe they're both the same thing and she went an act vacation and a e-mail from stephanie and basically, their looking at the matter they broke the law by issuing a temporary permit and they ignored ignored policy and doesn't acknowledge and after i mentioned that they said oh, i'm sorry i give you the young o wrong information we issued a temporary permit a while ago they should file the permit and promised to meet after the planning commission hearing to decide to give a permit or not and not kept their promise so

the state health department has their own rules for reporting diseases. we posted a list of those conditions on wtsp.com and on our 10news app. >>> okay. we are on top of some breaking news. a traffic death investigation is underway as we speak in hillsborough county. the case still developing, but here is what we know as of intersection of 19th avenue northeast and 30th street northeast in ruskin. this was at about 3:00 this afternoon. now, they have learned the motorcyclist was involved in some kind of argument with the driver of a blue truck not too far away from there. detectives want to speak to that truck driver to piece together what's happened. meantime, keep in mind, drivers, 19th avenue is closed in both directions. >>> we are getting a good look tonight at video from inside a car before the driver crashed into a van killing two of her children. that video shows just how fast the car was going just minutes before. take a look. there you see it right across the center. a snapchat video taken from the passenger in that car showed them going 115 mi

who killed a family man who loved singing parts and travel >>reporter: that is a santa clara health department to shut down two locations we told customer solutions and shock others dozens of cousinly ready to eat dinner turned away no explanation why not just notice on the door saying they're closed the establishment shut down after the public health department found evidence of burma at this location we saw employees inside tried to speak with them with no one would open the door it is upsetting they have responsibility to their customers the spokespersons for the public health promises business may reopen tomorrow this is less lumberman will keep you posted in richmond new details about what cost to airplanes to wrapped into flames and to different airport. >>reporter: for the doll has attacked another hot justice past week the death sentence was repealed in the game for a second chance the dollar, our worry they may strike again that blunt the dog for animal control services they're still looking for her and she has an open and active in her name >>grant lodes: again in this explosion happ

this was a partnership between the office of economic and workforce developers and the department of public health and the share believe we can improve and support small businesses and promote healthier communities. one of them right up to maas from the department of health. >>[applause] >> good morning. my name is battled health officer of the city and around the public health division or the health department. i want to start off by telling you i grew up in the mission district and i grew up next to a corner store. one day and the people who ran the corner store or to chinese immigrants. i went one day and i asked them, how long they have been in the store because i was a kid. they had been running the store for more than 30 years and i asked them, how come you are here every single day. they were there seven days a week for 30 years. they said because they love the community. they never talk one day of vacation. that's how committed they were to the community. for me, that had a really lasting impression on me as a child.. seeing somebody committed to the community. i just want to say, thank yo

the state health department says both influenza a and be a will be circulating around colorado. it is too early to know which will be more aggressive. the vaccination will cover both.>> i have always gotten a flu shot. i worry about them getting the >> reporter: if you have ever wondered why it seems like colorado gets hammered by the flu, the health department says that is not quite accurate. colorado's flu rates are really higher than any other states. even in a mild season doctors recommend you get vaccinated soon. >> it's important because, since i've never had it, it's a good ring. >> reporter: this doesn't have to be expensive. there are free flu shot clinics all of the metro area. you can go to our website click on the consumer link. you can find a list of them coming up this weekend.>>> it's hard to believe we are in flu season when you see temperatures like these. almost 80 degrees for the high in denver. even in the mountains, close to 60 degrees and leadville. in the mountains there are scattered rain and snow showers moving in for tonight. it will not impact lower el

anyway, first off, it's my pleasure to be with the chief and with our department of public health director to welcome you into the finest police department in the country and i know that because that is what you have chosen to do and i'm very gratified i could be here in front of you as you ago through this invaluable academy and training. really two points i want to raise. one is to thank you for making that choice. you can join any other department in the whole bay area, but you have chosen our city and i'm grateful for that. second is that today i especially appear before you to make sure that you understand what we are trying to do as an entire city with our police department. we're undergoing one of the biggest reform efforts in the history of this department, and our chief is leading that, and one of the reasons today is that you will undoubtedly be involved in many of our confrontations that other police officers do probably on a daily basis. and the trend has been that there are more people that are victims of alcohol and drug abuse, and will exhibit in many occasions a danger to t

and the health department says there's nothing they can do. >> angry migrants and friends set fire to it known as the jungle but it's what happens after the fire was put out that z2562z zy6z . >>> 14 minutes after 5:00 on in france, migrants torched a dozen makeshift shelters. fire ranged through the heart of the site for hours firefighters struggled to contain the flames. they were forced out and moved to another part of france. >>> hundreds of people were >> some of them has been processed. some did not get processed today and just got sent back to the camp. >> one hundred children spent the night at that camp. volunteers put them up in a warehouse. >>> strips of seasoned raw meat are causing a it's hanging from a clothesline in the backyard. residents say it's attracting flies and rats neighbors are wanting the meat to come down. they're taking concerns to social media. >> i don't feel comfortable going outside. i used to hang out on my balcony i feel like it's unsanitary. >> the health department says it's legal if it's for personal consumption. >>> upper 60s to low 70s. mostly cl

. >>> the philadelphia health department is declaring, smoking in wants to regulate stores that sell tobacco products in low income communities which it says are disproportionately hurt by smoking. >> tomorrow mayor kenney will have a briefing to support the new regulations and health reporter stephanie stahl took a field trip with the commissioner to talk about the rules, and their impact. >> that is right, this is a big proposal for them. health department says tobacco use kills more philadelphians then get this, homicide, aids, car accidents, diabetes, and illegal drugs, combined. smoking is worse then all of those. as a problem, it is especially bad in certain neighborhood. one retoured with the health commissioner who is proposing the new rule. >> this is a number one killer in philadelphia today. >> philadelphia health commissioner in kensington one of the many neighborhoods hurt by high rocking rate. >> philadelphia a has the high smoking rate of think big city in the country. we have about twice as many stores that sell tobacco products as other big cities and those stores co

the mentally ill that live in our richer communities are served in the right places and the health department and community services that's not what we're doing with the people he ask you to change that paradigm and invest in the health facilities thank you, thank you ms. guy any anyone wish to comment that want to testify on items three and four >> public comment is closed. let me add my words for other in depth piece of work by the civil grudging with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor breed. >> thank you. i want to extend any thanks to the civil grudging grand jury for this comprehensive report as you may know we've been conducting regular meetings with sheriff hennessey, roma guy and barbara garcia the director of the department of health to try and look at it ways in which we can reenvision what it means to have the kind of facilities that w can serve the challenging population especially those individuals with mentioning the friction oftentimes is before we intervene we wanted to have was in the population didn't come to that this is frustrating i know for many of the folks t

the mentally ill that live in our richer communities are served in the right places and the health department and community services that's not what we're doing with the people he ask you to change that paradigm and invest in the health facilities thank you, thank you ms. guy any anyone wish to comment that want to testify on items three and four >> public comment is closed. let me add my words for other in depth piece of work by the civil grudging with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor breed. >> thank you. i want to extend any thanks to the civil grudging grand jury for this comprehensive report as you may know we've been conducting regular meetings with sheriff hennessey, roma guy and barbara garcia the director of the department of health to try and look at it ways in which we can reenvision what it means to have the kind of facilities that w can serve the challenging population especially those individuals with mentioning the friction oftentimes is before we intervene we wanted to have was in the population didn't come to that this is frustrating i know for many of the folks t

evidence of vermin forced the santa clara health department to shut down two hometown buffets restaurants in san jose. kron4's lydia pantazes has the details. tag buffet-oncam >> reporter: customers and shot others upset. dozens of customers turned away from the hometown buffet and somewhat to a window hoping it was a mistake. " as a designer herself the employee's manager have responsibility to their customers. it could realize it its doors as soon as todaya spokesperson for the santa clara county health department says the buffet could reopen its doors as soon as today. >> marty:in bay area news. taking a live look at conditions on the bay bridge this morning. it was a much different situation friday morning. two big-rig crashes brought traffic to a standstill on two major bay area highways.. the first one was a big-rig accident that brought traffic on the bay bridge traffic to a slow grind. it happened yesterday morning around 5 a-m. this big-rig crashed on the lower deck of the bay bridge. blocking 3 lanes of traffic. the c-h-p says that the big-rig jack-knifed and crashed into a wall

on mental health services to the community and the san francisco police have worked with department of public health for years including mobile crisis teams providing assistance to child crisis services which helps youth in crisis. this new team of clinicians standing behind me isa valuable to san francisco police officers to support negotiators in the field and conduct crisis assessments and debrief persons involved and affected by incidents, and consult with victims and provide crisis services. they are going to also assist with our ongoing crisis intervention training program to help our officers improve their ability to recognize people with behavioral health problems. this program is part of an ongoing reform system that the department has undertaken over the past year and again, i'm talking about the san francisco police department being the lead, not following, not picking things up from everybody else. we were using a model that is still effective, but there is say better model. and our people are now researching that model to bring it to san francisco with dealing with peop

the mentally ill that live in our richer communities are served in the right places and the health department and community services that's not what we're doing with the people he ask you to change that paradigm and invest in the health facilities thank you, thank you ms. guy any anyone wish to comment that want to testify on items three and four >> public comment is closed. let me add my words for other in depth piece of work by the civil grudging with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor breed. >> thank you. i want to extend any thanks to the civil grudging grand jury for this comprehensive report as you may know we've been conducting regular meetings with sheriff hennessey, roma guy and barbara garcia the director of the department of health to try and look at it ways in which we can reenvision what it means to have the kind of facilities that w can serve the challenging population especially those individuals with mentioning the friction oftentimes is before we intervene we wanted to have was in the population didn't come to that this is frustrating i know for many of the folks t

>> reporter: a milwaukee health department's violence prevention director had 100,000 of these gun safety pamphlets printed on friday. that's the same -- is -- when little jordan is killed -- >> this is happening too oft none our community -- >> our prevention director is more determined than ever to make s with this anguish. as a memorial continues ooh grow toys that a four-year-old would -- they're working to help the matter mother overcome with grief. >> the biggest number that they're asking for is grief support and grief counseling. >> gun safety reminders about to be passed out with pamphlets. it answers questions just how to store your weapon in a home, which includes making sure your gun is unloaded at all times, ammunition. >> you can be held responsible for what happens with that gun. >> the health department partnered with a production company working to interview 100 victims of gun violence by the end of this year. it took precious lives to make these familiar threats in count. >> these are the lives that are impacted when don't you take the time to lock up your gun or storeag

how one health department is taking a unique approach to fighting bed bugs. meteorologist sally severson is standing by in the weather center. sally: i am in for jeremy this weekend while he is in for the. sweaters and sunglasses. who is in the 30's and when we push back to 70. you are watching wisn 12 news "this morning." wherever you are with wisn 12's >> leading the way with important location coverage, you're watching wisn 12 news "this morning," with thema ponton and weatherwatch 12 meteorologist jeremy nelson. wisn 12 news "this morning" continues. thema: welcome back to wisn 12 news "this morning." as we look outside at 5:40 on saturday, october 8, we are keeping an eye on the cold your were cast. the u.s. is accusing russia of trying to interfere with the presidential election. two intelligence agencies released a joint statement yesterday officially blaming russia for recent email hacks. those breaches targeted political groups, including the democratic national convention. here in wisconsin, election officials say there's a problem with some absente

as i've done over the last 23 years as the city engineers assigned to provide advise to the health department, ocii this commission and others city department of homelessness on s navy's shipyard i'm here to permitting provide status on the remediation. >> this figure - thank you - >> you should be familiar with that figure it is the map of the shipyard soak should have a copy in front of you showing the shipyard and how to say divided into parcels i'm sure you've seen it and over utilized with the development that are approved in addition to those occasional updates we've presented at workshops for your benefit the lastly was in may 2015 we sent you this document the executive summary on the status of rea i can't guess and gone through a lot of these information about the issues at the shipyard and the types of remediation and clean at the working group in may of 2015 we went into detail on the process that is used to - for clean power the shipyard it is called has a long, long tongue twisting names compensation and liability act we use the acronym, sir claw it is used by the navy and they h

members of the health department will offer flu shots to voters. more than 1200 voters are registered in that district. the health department is hoping some of them will come and get vaccinated. >> this morning there is help to restore a vandalized camden youth football field. police are vesting the damage as a hate crime. someone damaged the field by using a truck to drive ruts in the mud on tuesday. and someone damaged the fieldhouse. >> don't know if there's a connection, obviously. we're still looking at it. >> i played football since i was 8 years old. they need a field. i'm giving it back to them. >> big daddy lawn care drove up from delaware with his victim to hem city workers repair the field free of charge. now there is more. >> i'm going to give you guys $1,000, okay, to help you out. >> that was a very happy reaction when american legion post 186 surprised the camden raider football team with news at that field with that $1,000 donation. as for the investigation police say they hope surveillance video will help to catch the vandals. >>>

the mentally ill that live in our richer communities are served in the right places and the health department and community services that's not what we're doing with the people he ask you to change that paradigm and invest in the health facilities thank you, thank you ms. guy any anyone wish to comment that want to testify on items three and four >> public comment is closed. let me add my words for other in depth piece of work by the civil grudging with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor breed. >> thank you. i want to extend any thanks to the civil grudging grand jury for this comprehensive report as you may know we've been conducting regular meetings with sheriff hennessey, roma guy and barbara garcia the director of the department of health to try and look at it ways in which we can reenvision what it means to have the kind of facilities that w can serve the challenging population especially those individuals with mentioning the friction oftentimes is before we intervene we wanted to have was in the population didn't come to that this is frustrating i know for many of the folks t

. >> authorizing the department of health a continue to receive funding for the emergency relief from the health administration and to request approximately $16.5 million in hiv emergency podium relieve funding for a period of march 2017 to february 2018. >> okay. thank you madam clerk so do we have shawn from dph please come on up and speak. >> good morning any questions for you at all. >> you want to give a quick overview but for the members of the public. >> over $16 million. >> if you would - >> sorry about that to hiv positive folks in the city and county of san francisco for medical care transitional emergency housing and so forth. >> thank you thank you for all you do on this topic seeing no questions and no budget analyst for anything mr. rose thank you for being here today open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to th

on mental health services to the community and the san francisco police have worked with department of public health for years including mobile crisis teams providing assistance to child crisis services which helps youth in crisis. this new team of clinicians standing behind me isa valuable to san francisco police officers to support negotiators in the field and conduct crisis assessments and debrief persons involved and affected by incidents, and consult with victims and provide crisis services. they are going to also assist with our ongoing crisis intervention training program to help our officers improve their ability to recognize people with behavioral health problems. this program is part of an ongoing reform system that the department has undertaken over the past year and again, i'm talking about the san francisco police department being the lead, not following, not picking things up from everybody else. we were using a model that is still effective, but there is say better model. and our people are now researching that model to bring it to san francisco with dealing with peop

the mentally ill that live in our richer communities are served in the right places and the health department and community services that's not what we're doing with the people he ask you to change that paradigm and invest in the health facilities thank you, thank you ms. guy any anyone wish to comment that want to testify on items three and four >> public comment is closed. let me add my words for other in depth piece of work by the civil grudging with that, i'm going to turn it over to supervisor breed. >> thank you. i want to extend any thanks to the civil grudging grand jury for this comprehensive report as you may know we've been conducting regular meetings with sheriff hennessey, roma guy and barbara garcia the director of the department of health to try and look at it ways in which we can reenvision what it means to have the kind of facilities that w can serve the challenging population especially those individuals with mentioning the friction oftentimes is before we intervene we wanted to have was in the population didn't come to that this is frustrating i know for many of the folks t

. >> pam:according to the san mateo county health department. every year one- in- six americans. gets sick from food borne illnesses. so to make it easier for everyone to know which places are safe to eat at there is a new system to help you. it applies to every place that serves food -- from a gas station to a supermarket. but is everyone following the rules? >> stanley:this is squeeze in located in redwood city, and if you walk in the door one of the first thing you see this a green san mateo county restaurant health inspection placard this is to confirm that the restaurant has been inspected . back in january of 2016 the san mateo health department rolled out the color coded restaurant placard system it's sort of like a traffic light . green means the restaurant passed, yellow means there are some issues that need to be addressed asap and red well red means the business is closed until the issues are fixed nats: ambiance but i'm not here to see who passed or failed, i'm simply looking for compliance. you see each placard must be within 5 feet from the main entrance . this subw

the department of health is investigating a mumpses outbreak that may have infected hundreds of people. mumps is an infection more prevalent than you think. there are are 1800 cases reported in 44 states. and in arkansas is, there are 427 cases. and many of them school children. dr. tiffany sizemore has more. doctor, i thought mumps was an old- fashioned condition that you had to worry about. why is it still around? >> the mumps vaccine 12- 15 months of age. and usually ages 4- 6. after the first vaccine there is it 78 percent of the vaccine working. it goes up to 88 percent. it is not 100 percent all of the time prevent the vaccine. obviously there are children for a are -- for per religious or medical reasons can't have the vaccine. these typically happen because of close quarters. they can be susceptible to getting much and if they do get the mumps, it is it a milder case of the disease. so it is not 100 percent. >> i think our viewers would be surprised to think, i was vaccinateedded for the mumps. but there is a small chance of getting the disease. the health department in arkansa

is there a reason why the numbers can't be released by county. >> you have to talk to the department of health. >> reporter: we tried again. they continued to ignore us. surgeon general as the governor directed. i left a message with her office and the department media reps yesterday. no one responded. we have been trying to get answers since the beginning of last month. >> we have an interactive map showing you where zika is located in the state. you can check it out here, where it's transmitted and where cases are confirmed. go to www.abcactionnews.com or visit our free mobile >>> still ahead on abc action news weekend edition, we walk you through the crucial >>> remember when sunday newspapers were filled with great coupons, sit at the table, clip them, organize them? it's getting harder to find them. >> i'm not a big coupon clipper but if they were there, john matarese shows a woman getting upset about the new trend and what you can do so you waste your money. >> reporter: shoppers across the country have been asking what happened to the proctor & gamble detergent coupons. the recent coupo

that conversation took place with our health department thomas is here today representing barbara garcia and the entire health about. i want to say thank you for working together where office of economic development in our small business commissioners and all of our folks helping invest in neighborhoods to really make this ordinance that supervisor cohen and supervisor mar put together about how to bring more healthier foods to our neighborhoods. you can't just say it should happen. were you can just criticize people for not having it. you've got to actually make it happen and the way we made it happen is through investment. you take a store like this and you start talking with the owner and say what can we do to help you? is that things like refrigeration? is a maybe new shelving? is it your point of sale systems? is it marketing and education? is that the visibility of these things? with all these help he used to the had and he just told me that when you come into the store it used to be the first thing you see were chips and candy. that doesn't represent the healthy part of what we wa

. >> authorizing the department of health a continue to receive funding for the emergency relief from the health administration and to request approximately $16.5 million in hiv emergency podium relieve funding for a period of march 2017 to february 2018. >> okay. thank you madam clerk so do we have shawn from dph please come on up and speak. >> good morning any questions for you at all. >> you want to give a quick overview but for the members of the public. >> over $16 million. >> if you would - >> sorry about that to hiv positive folks in the city and county of san francisco for medical care transitional emergency housing and so forth. >> thank you thank you for all you do on this topic seeing no questions and no budget analyst for anything mr. rose thank you for being here today open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to th

i would like to if any introduce the deputy health director at department of public health and please help me welcome dr. chan. [ applause ] >> thank you emily. i just want to spend my five minutes just giving a little bit of the data that reflects supervisor wiener's and the mayor's sentiments about us coming together. the mayor's sentiment and also the underlying prevalence that we all know is in san francisco and most of us know that the prevalence one in three women have been victims of intimate partner violence and in san francisco we know among our most vulnerable women, those in nine-months of pregnancy, there is a wide disparity in ethnicity, as well as socioeconomic class. so amongst those who are most stressed, those in poverty. the prevalence is 11%. that is about three times higher than those who are not in poverty. so that really speaks to the increasing gap between the haves and have nots in san francisco and what that does to all of us. i'm in public health and i'm a pediatrician and tell you this issue profoundly affects women and children. this prevalence of domestic

. >>> well, philadelphia health department is declaring war on smoking and want to regulate stores that sell tobacco products in low income neighborhood which is difficulties proportionately affecting smoking. "eyewitness news" reporter stephanie stahl, spoke to the cities health commissioner to talk about the rules and their impact. >> this is number one killer in philadelphia today. >> reporter: philadelphia health commissioner in kensington one of the many neighborhood hurt by high smoking rates. >> philadelphia has the highest smoking rate of any big city in the the country, and we have about twice as many stores, that sell tobacco products as other big cities, and those stores are concentrated in low income neighborhoods like this. >> reporter: in an effort to curb smoking philadelphia health department want to limit number of stores selling tobacco products in poor neighborhood, and the 500 feet away, from schools. >> new ad on the door right at eye level for child, right here within a couple hundred feet of the school. >> reporter: doctor farly showed us variety of neighborhood s

as i've done over the last 23 years as the city engineers assigned to provide advise to the health departmenthis commission and others city department of homelessness on s navy's shipyard i'm here to permitting provide status on the remediation. >> this figure - thank you - >> you should be familiar with that figure it is the map of the shipyard soak should have a copy in front of you showing the shipyard and how to say divided into parcels i'm sure you've seen it and over utilized with the development that are approved in addition to those occasional updates we've presented at workshops for your benefit the lastly was in may 2015 we sent you this document the executive summary on the status of rea i can't guess and gone through a lot of these information about the issues at the shipyard and the types of remediation and clean at the working group in may of 2015 we went into detail on the process that is used to - for clean power the shipyard it is called has a long, long tongue twisting names compensation and liability act we use the acronym, sir claw it is used by the navy and they have 3 re

friday and police now say... 4 year old jordan shot & killed himself.the director of milwaukee's health department -- violence prevention program says this is happening far too often. he had 100 thousand gun safety pamphlets printed on friday, the same day the little boy died .he says he's more determined than ever to this anguish.gun safety reminders are about to be passed out through pamphlets written in english and spanish. it answers questions, such as how to store your weapon in a home -- including: your gun should be unloaded at all times unless it is being used guns should be placed in a locked secured location away from childrenammunition should be stored in a locked, secured location separate from the gun . as for the 4 year old little boy's mother.she has been county district attorney's office next week to have the charge part two of doctor phill's interview with steven avery's new fiancee lynn hartman will air today. hartman said she and avery got engaged after she went to meet him in prison, three times. avery called into the show. it was the first time he's spoken publically since the

. >>> new tonight at 10 according to the san mateo health department every year one in six americanset sick from foodborne illnesses. >> making it easier for everyone to know which places are safe. the system applies to every place that serves field. is everyone following the rules? >> reporter: this is what is in located in redwood city. if you walk in the door one of the first thing you see is this grain inspection placard. back in january 2016 the san mateo county health department rolled out the color-coded restaurant placard system. it is like a traffic light. green means the past, yellow means there are issues and red means the business is closed until the issues are fixed. i am looking for compliance. each placard must be within 5 feet of the main entrance. this subway has no visible placard and next door no visible placard. i asked where it was and the manager seemed unsure. >> [ inaudible ] >> reporter: taco place in the city no placard inside or out. this one had a placard, but it was behind the counter. this vietnamese restaurant no visible placard. they still have the all

milwaukee health department's violence prevention director had 100-thousand gun safety pamphlets printed on friday.. the same day little jordan was killed. reggie more says he's more determined than ever to make sure no other family endures this anguish. i in our communityyou can be held responsible for what happens with that gun gun safety reminders will be passed out in pamphlets, written in english and in spanish. it answers questions such as how to store your weapon in a home. you should making sure your gun is unloaded at all times.. placed in a locked location.. and stored separately from ammunition.we have a link to this pamphlet at our website, tmj4.com. thanks to volunteers, 10 year after being missing for nearly 18 hours. hundreds of people turned up to help, including 130 students from waukesha west high school...two students were the one's who ended up spotting andrew. so many strangers were eager to help. among them... jermey garcia, who was there when police scooped up the child. - i have a lot of family and friends that are effected by with kids with autism and so i had th

response and partnering with the department of health we'll schedule that thank you commissioner mazzuco and i neglected to do one of the things i need to do on any report that is fantastic news i get to introduce ron in a in the back you if you can wave if you're one of the people that follow the work you can we've tried to get independent resources directly for this commissioner mazzuco has indicated a need and we were successful have a core fellow we want to share and her goal toe accelerate the reform so the policing practices we continue to restore public trust prior a unit at price water house and consolidated international government agencies executive and holds a masters in foreign service from george town and from the university of wales will be doing outreach to both commissioners and members of the police department and members of the public to help us and the large amount of policy work a number of issues flagged around giving us more resources 0 welcome and thank you very much. we have her for a year we promise to use your time well. >> (inaudible). >> i hired or heard this

. >> authorizing the department of health a continue to receive funding for the emergency relief from the health administration and to request approximately $16.5 million in hiv emergency podium relieve funding for a period of march 2017 to february 2018. >> okay. thank you madam clerk so do we have shawn from dph please come on up and speak. >> good morning any questions for you at all. >> you want to give a quick overview but for the members of the public. >> over $16 million. >> if you would - >> sorry about that to hiv positive folks in the city and county of san francisco for medical care transitional emergency housing and so forth. >> thank you thank you for all you do on this topic seeing no questions and no budget analyst for anything mr. rose thank you for being here today open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on item number one? seeing none, public comment is closed. we are joined by supervisor yee so >> all right. through the chair i know this is just a resolution to submit an application so. >> it is. >> yes. i'm happy to motion i make a motion to send it to th

we hosted a state health department about the talk. making sure kids understand the consequences. >> every youth wants to success and succeed. being charged with marijuana is a problem. it's illegal federally so it can keep you from getting financial aid and the perkins loan and the pell grant and success. >> join us for this marijuana in colorado talking to youth at 7:00 p.m. catch it on our decades challenge, 4.2 over the air or comcast 240 and post it at cbs denver.com at the same time. >> spending time outside makes carlos happy. he likes rollercoasters and soft music and we're showing off his creative side. >> >> 11-year-old carlos works delicately to make a clay fish in denver at art garage. >> it reminds me when i went fishing. >> the fifth grader loves the creative process. >> i like that we make stuff out of stuff. >> let me see. >> very nicely done. >> great. >> we sketched the fish and clay before adding texture and glaze. you have a knack for this. art is a hobby but he lives for the holidays. i like to sit by the christmas

the iowa public health department has confirmed that one person has died from the west nile virus. it's the state's first death from the disease since 2010. public health won't release an identify, and says only that the person was 81 years old has confirmed 33 cases of west nile virus so far this year, more than twice the number at this time last year. and it's investigating several other possible cases. the cooler weather means kids will soon need winter coats to stay warm. that's why a group of kcrg t-v nine employees loaded-up and hauled hundreds of coats to the salvation army in cedar rapids today. it's all part of t-v nine's annual "coats for kids" campaign. families in need can stop until 1:30 to pick out a coat. the salvation army says the need is great each year. "kids are always the hardest and most requested item. kids continue to grow out of their coats whereas an adult will wear a coat for a few years. and so having all of these extra coats is a wonderful thing." for more giveaway sites in eastern iowa, just go to kcrg-dot-com-slash- care. eastern iowans donated more th

emphasized that the state is thorough and checking voter registrations that come through to the health departments database. >>> still to come, a simple purchase at a store lance this girl with dozens of bug bites. the one thing that her mom once the store to fix before happens to someone else. >> transforming a neighborhood the plan to turn this vacant lot into affordable housing. >>> the high cost of air ambulance service has florida insurance consumer advocate searching for solutions. what she is proposing and how >>> you know, it can seem nearly impossible to find a safe decent place to live that you can actually afford. so we are committed to finding ways to save. >> yes. and, that's motivation behind the new affordable housing development in clearwater. >> you can have a home -- a job and be homeless. >> he hasn't been able to scrape together enough cash for a security deposit. >> you can't afford it you can't save the money. that's why it's working with a local developer fudging $75,000 to build low income housing. >> even a small and somewhat mediocre house can easily rent for over $1000.

the health department is hoping some of them will come and get vaccinated. >>> calcium supplements may be bad for your heart. according to researchers at johns hopkins people who took calcium pills were more likely to develop plaque around their arteries, however eating calcium rich foods actually protects the heart. it's not clear why calcium supplements are linked to heart damage, but it my be because the body is unable to use high amounts of calcium. >> carson wentz's mon is still in shock. >> it's just surreal. my little boy. >> we take you to carson country in north dakota where fans are adopting the eagles as their new favorite team. >>> and tomorrow, some areas will be in the 70s, a little bit warmer, but also some rain in the forecast. i'll show you who can expect that, that's coming up next. >>> the eagles return to action on sunday as they take their fist test. for more we sent it to csn's john clark. >> reporter: we're here in our eagles game day kick off studios and during the bye week, we want to see what makes carson wentz so special and what made him develop into the kin

that that's probably something that needs to be looked into. >> reporter: we checked and the health department has this list of diseases to be reported. the mumps and chicken pox. in those cases they would consider sending out a letter.

>>reporter: the state department of health in charge of giving up the funds which can only be used to reduce transportation emissions. one thing are looking at is electronic -- electric charging systems. that would allow electric car without fear of running out of range. >> we definitely want these to be put in places that make sense where people would actually use them. >> if we were take a longer trip no way we could do it. >>reporter: it could also be heavy forklifts and airport generators. >> a good opportunity for us. >>reporter: he thinks the money could help shift the state to more 0 emissions cars. >> charging your car can be like buying gas, no p >>reporter: this is not a done deal. the judge is expected to sign up on the settlement next week. in the meantime, they want to know how you think you should spend this money. let them know online, also holding a public hearing next month. , . >> we have looked into charging stations across the denver area to see if they are being used. last fall six stations across which is about two times a day. >>reporter: not the first time a ma

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