alabama department of public health, they see this.. and all those little red dots are locations at county health departments where you can get a vaccine across the state. you see that hole in the center? that's jefferson county. that word you can maybe make out, that's birmingham, the blackest big city in the state, 70% black. how is it possible that in birmingham and all these little counties around you can do it online, you can't do it in jefferson county to make an appointment to get a vaccination at the county health department? >> well, even with that, when they administered the vaccine, the jefferson county health department got the less amount of vaccines within the state. so i think the first amount of vaccine -- >> let me ask you about the access. if i go onto my website and you're a county commissioner, is this not under your purview to make sure that the county health department or the commission to make sure that people who can get access to go onto the website in birmingham, in jefferson county can make an appointment? >>

transferred to department of public health, no response from department of public health in one month. 4-18-19, property belongs to s.f. health department, closed, no response from health department in one month. this is a paint chip retrieved from the soil at the base of the building in the park. this is a standard 3-m lead paint swab. red color indicates positive for lead. the lead paint and the peeling paint are violations of the san francisco building code. both have been reported to d.b.i. numerous times. there's been no abatement, and no actions have been children. children are most at risk from lead poisoning, to areas that children hangout, such as park, with prioritized for public abatement. if this were a privately owned parcel, the owner would be fined for violation of administrative code, building code, and health code. no new permits would be issued for this parcel until the violations were abated. this mural is not in the civic art collection, so it is not the responsibility of the arts commission. this wall is not park property, so it is not the responsibility of parks

july, and, two, that there was a robust debate between public health officials in the state health departmentse aides to the governor who did not have any formal public health treatment as to the validity of this information. >> your report describes a back and forth between cuomo administration officials and the health department. some of your sources saying health officials resisted requests to alter the report to play down the role of that march directive and the spread of the virus. what else did you learn in that back and forth? >> we learned that jim malotris who is now the chancellor of the state's public university system suny had a role there that as well as dee rosÉ and now the superintendent of the state's financial services department. we heard that dr. eleanor adams who worked for the health department had a clash with these officials over how definitive a conclusion to state regarding that march 25th order. we understand that cuomo administration officials on that covid task force pushed to down play the effect of the march 25th order and there was a robust exchange about the la

to emphasize the severity of the situation, enough to ensure that the public adhered to the health department's regulations. in addition to reporting on the number of cases and deaths, the chieftain was a location where the health apartment advised the public on best practices for combating flu. here is a picture of a couple of nurses that passed away from pueblo, they passed away when they were over at war. four deaths yesterday, flu epidemic believed controlled. you can see that everybody was still hopeful that we were making it through and containing , flatten the curve, what it would have been. according to the health department and community medical officials, things we do to combat the flu were suggested to the public. keep in mind, when we talked about that earlier, poor hygiene , the health department was putting out to wash your hands and stay safe, so the public was educated on best hygiene practices and society begin to internalize these practices that we learned as children. here is a few ways that they put in the newspaper about how to prevent the flu. keep away from those who have

what i did with my tiny health department was we actually took the health department, we went into aommunity, which is disproportionately impacted by covid. we had a large pop-up clinic. we had lots of volunteers. maybe had 20 or 30 tables there with many, many volunteers and we basically went with a marathon vaccination effort. we had over 700 shots, i believe, done that day. but i think the novel part of this was they identified where the high-risk community was and we said, look, we're going to do people 75 years of age and older and we went there. by the way, there was no hesitancy. those people wanted to get vaccinated. they just needed to know. the community was reached out to by community messengers. we got the ministers involved. lots of publicity. of course, the media showed up. and it was a great event. i think we need to do more of these kinds of things, going into the communities, taking the shots to the people versus having the people come to the shots. mayor wood ared -- mayor woodards: go ahead. dr. dzau: they partnered with costco, labor unions, in order to have the w

health department permits pressuring brazil more to adopt russia's covert vaccine all in the name of american safety and security u.k. hospitals warn they could start cussing more services unless they get a 1000000000 since the pandemic already leaving millions on the n.h.s. waiting lists and is a coronavirus way sweeps across the sport lessens the blocking his legs after the w.h.o. criticizes europe's handling of the pandemic. that afternoon just gone 2 o'clock in moscow you're watching r.t. international now on precedented and harsh that's how the kremlin has branded pressure on countries to stop using russia for the vaccine the remarks come after the u.s. health department published a report openly admitting attempts to dissuade brazil from using the russian jap with more on the story is murder. we've all heard the bat back door deals to secure that shipment countries trampling each other to get those precious jabs this is the 1st stop we've heard of back door deals to deny people a vaccine the u.s. department of health health and human services boosting that it had denied hundred

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health department commits to pressuring brazil to use russian sputnik the vaccine over fears of increasing russian influence in the region. may give the new states including germany france spain and italy suspend the astra zeneca japanese the face he calls a blood clot creating another headache the blocks vaccination program and believes while the block struggles to contain the growing the bar sway from many countries being forced into lockdown once again to battle rising infection also become the canadian activist gets example on the streets of montreal while demonstrating against giving rockets to children to talk to him about what. are they good afternoon you watching r.t. international is just gone 2 o'clock in moscow now the u.s. health department has said diplomatic ties to pressure brazil into not approving russia's vaccine over fears that increasing russian influence in the region could threaten u.s. security revelation is made in an annual report by the health department so let's get more on this night talk with murkowski if he's in the studio with good afternoon what i had quite

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we have saved thousands of lives because we have a department of public health that every other city in this city envies, and now, the leader of the department of public health, dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well, good morning, everybody, and thank you, mayor breed, and president walton. i'm so excited to join you and our partners from sutter health, the department of emergency management, and the fire department for this preview of our latest high volume vaccination site here at the san francisco market now one of three sites ready to give vaccines and ready to exceed our goals of 10,000 vaccines in arms a day in san francisco. i especially want to thank sutter health without whom this high volume vaccination site would not be possible. as the mayor noted, with our high vaccination sites at moscone and city college, we made tremendous strides in vaccinating our most vulnerable population: our elders. nearly 65% of older people in san francisco have received the vaccine, and just last week, one-third of that population had received vaccine. we are making great progress, and our prog

guest: we have a professional organization for the leadership of state public health departments, so we represent all of the states and seven territories in freely associated areas -- and freely associated areas. we represent the health officials, but also their leadership teams, so several hundred people when you look at that broader group. and we support them. we lobby for them. and we provide technical assistance to them. host: you have joined us a number of times during the pandemic here on "washington journal." as we talk here at the end of march and 2021, how is the vaccine distribution going? guest: we think it is going well. people seem to be interested in the vaccine, which is a good thing. we are seeing states move a lot faster now that the vaccine supply is greater. in some states, they have actually opened up where anybody can get the vaccine. it seems to be well tolerated. there have not been reports of any serious adverse effects beyond of the few people who had allergic reactions. so, we are off to a good start. we are waiting for the supply to pick up, so that we can m

because you have your own health department, you've been giving teachers vaccinations since january. you've been way ahead of the rest of most of the country and opening up schools is a key economic driver. can you talk a little bit about your city's efforts to make sure teachers are vaccinated so that schools can be reopened this spring, and what impact that might have on the city as well as kids who are going to be able to get back into the school? >> absolutely. we were the first city to start vaccinating staff and teachers. independent schools as well. every single teacher will have been vaccinated twice with the two-week inoculation after the second vaccine when schools open up on march 29th of this month.

health department admits to pressuring brazil not to use russia's sputnik vaccine thing is increasing russian influence in the region. may get in the states including germany france spain italy suspending the actions and the capital. blood clots creating another headache for the blocs vaccination program and all this while the book struggles to contain the coronavirus way with many countries being forced into lockdown once again from battle royal factions but also become a canadian activist get his arm broken on the streets of 3 all while demonstrating giving puberty blockers to children we talked to him about the need to. welcome just gone 3 o'clock here in moscow are you watching the international now the u.s. health department has said diplomatic ties to pressure brazil into not approving russia's sputnik the vaccine is that increasing russian influence in the region could threaten u.s. security revelation was made in an annual report by the health department so let's get more on this now from more ghastly every joins us again in the studio good afternoon. quite an admission this w

today's legislation invest over $36 billion to renovate and modernize public health departments, local hospitals, community health centers in the public health labs. the bill rebuilds our health system after a year from hell. the chairwoman of the -- as chairwoman of the subcommittee, i'm glad it recognizes our chronic underfunding of public health and closes the disparities in public health infrastructure and data systems between regions and the ihs. i'm very pleased that two of my bills are included. one that will upgrade thousands of legacy call centers, emergency call centers. the other protects municipal broadband, which expands access to broadband and -- at lower prices. this would really be a vitamin d shock. rep. pallone: i'm going to have to interrupt you two. rep. doyle: we have been talking about closing the digital divide for as long as i have been on this committee. far too many americans, broadband is unavailable, too slow or too expensive. this legislation will change all of that by delivering on the promise of universal high-speed broadband for all. we upgrade our natio

we're following breaking news tonight at 5 the california department of public health says come april outdoor sports and live performances can resume at limited capacity and will be limited to people who live in california big news, thanks for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 5 o'clock i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis a lot of people excited about this is the big step forward and it is the for this the state has gone so far in reopening the economy. >>since the beginning of the pandemic the state says the capacity of the event will be based on the county's tear status, starting with 100 people or fewer for events in the most restrictive purple tier we have team coverage tonight, we'll start in sacramento. we want to go to our capitol bureau reporter. >>ashley zavala so actually what else are we learning tonight about these changes today. >>well we're learning about what led to them and the state's top health official doctor mark galli pointed to ramp up vaccine distribution low covid-19 spread and more evidence of the effectiveness of mask use outdoors to reopen these big pa

cuomo aides altered the number of deaths from the virus at long-term care facilities on a state health department report in june leaving out those who died in hospitals after becoming sick in nursing homes. the result, an undercounting of nursing home resident deaths by the thousands. cuomo's office and the department of health quickly releasing a statement overnight defending their decision not to include the hospital deaths saying in part, the decision was made to initially release the report without the out of facility data and to later update the report to include the out of facility deaths and believed fully in its conclusions that the primary driver that introduced covid into the nursing homes was spread by its staff. it comes as three women accuse the governor of unwanted advances. overnight charlotte bennett spoke out on cbs. she is one of the three women who came forward. >> i thought, he's trying to sleep with me. the governor is trying to sleep with me, and i'm deeply uncomfortable, and i have to get out of this room as soon as possible. >> reporter: now facing two scandals, critics ar

funding can be used by local health departments to partner with local businesses to support vaccination clinics from local communities and places of business, frequented by communities that are medically bolded -- vulnerable and underserved. -- are medically vulnerable and underserved. i am proud that the cdc is helping to lead the new effort in vaccinating patients receiving dialysis for chronic kidney disease across the country, working with these dialysis clinics to vaccinate patients as a health equity imperative. these actions are an important step to help stop the spread of covid-19 and begin to address the long-standing and equities that prevent some -- inequities. we are doing this person by person, one person at a time and we are working to do it through trusted, supported members of your communities within your community. finally, i want to give you a brief update on where we are in the pandemic. the most recent seven day average, about 50,000 thousand cases per day, which is an increase -- 57,000 cases per day, which is an increase. the most recent increase of hospitalization

>>and also the public health department in santa clara county. both of those have indicated that they are getting last less vaccine and as a result they are passing on less vaccine and that is why these appointments are being canceled. >>the rush to get shots in arms has hit another roadblock, stanford health is the latest medical provider do announced it's canceling 8700 first dose appointment scheduled for this week because there are a and from santa clara county and alameda county will not meet its demand for challenge we were faced was that we were told, there's mean less vaccine supply coming to austin alameda county and santa clara stanford's chief medical officer says the vaccine they are getting will be used for second dose appointments. >>as for those first dose appointments for the appointments that we reschedule this we reduce our risk around about 20 days. hoping that by then we'll have a more stable vaccines find don't have to for actually very. >>he sure got frustrated community members waiting for vaccination to further. >>the fact

this was a mask burning rally outside of a health department. we have this just in. brand-new vaccine numbers released by the cdc. as of today, more than 124 million people in the united states have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine. that's a jump of about 3 million people just since yesterday. let's go live now to myrtle beach and cnn correspondent rabidy kay. we just saw video of police using force last night to clear the streets last night in myrtle beach. just how overwhelmed is the city? >> they have a real situation on their hand, ana. they have said that this is a spring break like no other. on friday there are more than 1,000 people in the street. and there were a lot of people on the street last night. they had to use those pepper balls they launched into the crowd because they have a new curfew that starts at 8:00 p.m. and they would not leave the streets. as you look at the video you can see what the situation was. the state of emergency is now in place for the next 72 hours. there is a curfew. the causeway as closed from the mainland int

department of health and human services who feel safe and your organization behind sputnik v. has come out and said what any reasonable person already knows this is a pandemic that is threatening and killing people equally. the threat to mankind it is above politics saving and we're talking here about millions of lives is paramount but the degree of cynicism and double standards here is astonishing see when it's about saving american lives they'll take all the help that they can get remember the russian planes carrying aid to new york last year oh they accepted that no threat to national security there apparently but brazilians vaccinating themselves with sputnik god forbid no no no america current allow brazilians to do that some western states are trying not only to politicize the humanitarian aspect of the fight against coronavirus but also to take advantage of the pandemic to punish governments they don't like i'm not sure gree with the russian foreign minister yes they are politicizing vaccination politicizing lives that's obvious but i'm not entirely sure that the countr

department of health admits to pressuring brazil not to use the sputnik the vaccine days before the highly infectious brazilian strain of corona virus is detected for the 1st time in new york also ahead. when i was a child and we had all humans in the pool you know we would say bounces off me and sticks to you. lovingly approach in response to joe biden branding him a killer the u.s. president's view came despite recently claiming diplomacy is back. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our 2 international. now several e.u. leaders are urging the blocs medicines agency to approve russia's sputnik vaccine as europe readies itself for a 3rd covert wave. consenting split v. and other vaccines i strongly insist that the relevant issue now with rice asian safe vaccines as soon as possible the more vaccines we have the better fits this stuff and along the russian vaccine is concerned have held the view for some time that we should use each vaccine that is approved by the european imagist. agent saying that if a new se

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elsewhere the us department of health admits to pressuring brazil not to use the vaccine days before the 1st super infectious brazilian strain of the virus detected in new york. when i was a child and we had arguments in the courtyards we would say bounces off me and sticks to you but in a bit in their response to joe biden branding something the u.s. president said despite his found that diplomacy is back. very good afternoon to you thanks so much for joining us for the weekly there are. several e.u. leaders are urging the block's medical agency to fast track sputnik the vaccine approval as europe faces up to a 3rd wave of coronavirus. concerning sport with wii and other vaccines i strongly insist that the relevant e.u. bodies issue an authorization for safe vaccines as soon as possible the more vaccines we have the better for. us and also some stuff long as fired the russian vaccine is concerned i have held the view for some time that we should use each vaccine that is approved by the european medicines agence singh but if a new such european order were made and i have seen no indi

nasa says the department of health and human services.oordinating to do a site assessment here and see if they can use certain facilities for future shelter space. nasa says this will not impact its ability to do primary missions. the advocacy group called siren held a protest in front as i said, of moffett field yesterday over 100 people showed up. protesters want to send a message to the biden administration saying they do not think it's ok to open a detention center here or anywhere for that matter. the u.s. customs and border protection says the number of people coming over the southwest border has continued to increase over the last year. there's also a growing number of children immigrating to the u.s. by themselves over the weekend. agents say they responded to over 200 families and unaccompanied children crossing the border in texas. this has been a major challenge for the biden administration taking on the restrictive immigration policies from the previous administration for the patrols believes there are many factors including t

department of health admits to pressuring brazil not to use this vaccine days before the highly infectious brazilian strain of corona virus is detected for the 1st time in new york also ahead. of when i was a child and we had all. we would see me and sticks to. a lot of my putin responds to joe biden branding him a killer the u.s. president's view came with despite recently claiming diplomacy is back. our broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our international i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us as we recap the week's top stories several e.u. leaders are urging the blocs medicines agency to approve russia's seen as europe ready for a 3rd wave. consenting v. and other vaccines i strongly insist that the relevant issue now with arise asian safe vaccines as soon as possible the more vaccines we have the better fits of us and also sent him stuff as far as the russian vaccine is considering i have held the view for some time that we should use each vaccine that is approved by the european imagist says agence singh but if a new sets european or do an 8 and i have seen no indi

health department publicly boasted that it tried to dissuade brazil from using russia's sputnik vaccine it's a move branded by the kremlin unprecedented and harsh details not with artie's but i guess. we've all heard the bat back to deals to secure the shipment countries trampling each other to get those precious jabs these seize the 1st star we've heard of back door deals to deny people a vaccine the u.s. department of health health and human services boosting that it had denied hundreds of millions of brazilians a jab. the office of global affairs used diplomatic relations in the americas region to mitigate efforts by states including cuba venezuela and russia who are working to increase their influence in the region to the detriment of u.s. safety and security examples include using the office of global affairs health a touchy office to persuade brazil to reject the russian copied 19 vaccine and this what is essentially a grand perversion of simple human decency and moral values they argue that brazilians vaccinating themselves with a russian vaccine is apparently a threat to u.s. se

health department openly admits to prevent brazil one of the country's worst hit by the pandemic from adopting russia's vaccine all in the name of american safety and security. hospitals they could start cutting more services unless they can support with the pandemic already leaving millions of people on and waiting lists we hear from a brit who's been waiting 7 months for shoulder surgery. i was very shocked to. find. all types not wise. to. cross the e.u. we ask what lessons the block has learned w.h.o. report criticizes europe's handling of the pound. the u.s. intelligence report finds no evidence of russia manipulating us but does that. influence operations to undermine joe biden during the election. hi there great to have you with us this morning and this is r.t. and. unprecedented and harsh that's what the kremlin has branded pressure on countries to stop using russia sputnik the vaccine remark came after the us health department published a report openly admitting attempts to dissuade brazil from using the russian job. we've all heard the bad back to deals to secure that scene

ironically, the health department reached that same conclusion even with the higher number of deaths.ent to the governor's office. even so, the governor and his aides were unwilling or did not want the higher number to come out at that time, and so took it out of the report. >> the governor did cancel that order in the summer. i just want to be clear about that, and cuomo has said that the order should not have meant that there were folks going to these nursing homes from hospitals, bust at the same time we know that happened, there were a lot of people who went from hospitals into nursing homes. has the governor responded to this story? >> what they've said in response to the story was that the findings of the report and, you know, new analysis with fuller data since released in recent months, came to the conclusion that that order didn't result in a much higher number of deaths in the nursing homes. i think what's at issue here and so relative and frankly surprising about what we were able to uncover is just the degree to which they were willing to shape the data to fit the narrativ

i'm reaching out to the department of health.k goes by, a month, and there is no accountability and communication. around that time, he issues that mandate to send thousands of covid patients to a prepared nursing homes and issues a corporate legal shield, what i call a license to kill, older adults at that time. that is when i started to push back. i introduced a bill. all, the data disappears. it does not look that bad because he delayed the information. they stopped counting the hospital deaths. all of a sudden, new york would from number two and number three in the country to number 30 or whatever and no longer became a hot button issue. all the while come he goes out and writes a blog and publishes it around the same time -- bryce a book and publishes it at the same time in october. when you go back and connect the dots, i think the cover-up, the suppression of information, he took away our right to repeal some of the toxic bills. he took away our ability to say people's lives. for that, he needs to be held accountable. juan

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when as parents of mission in the report the us health department says it cannot comment on vaccinesnot approved by the f.d.a. and cannot pressure countries from using the drugs they've authorized themselves. joe biden gave an interview in which she was us where the russia's president was a killer he answered yes and found that latina putin would pay the price for alleged interference in u.s. elections responded by calling its u.s. envoy back to moscow for crisis talks on the state of relations with washington and he's done hawkins has a story. the lowest point since the cold war that sol russia u.s. relations have been described across the board over the last few years but every new u.s. administration has a chance to take a fresh look at things build some bridges at least try not to add to the tension and joe biden you know vladimir putin you think is a killer. and do so what price must he pay but pray she's going to pay well you'll see shortly if there was a book on the presidential diplomacy one o one the very 1st page may well say don't call your counterpart a soulless murderer

we have saved thousands of lives because we have a department of public health that every other city in this city envies, and now, the leader of the department of public health, dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well, good morning, everybody, and thank you, mayor breed, and president walton. i'm so excited to join you and our partners from sutter health, the department of emergency management, and the fire department for this preview of our latest high volume vaccination site here at the san francisco market now one of three sites ready to give vaccines and ready to exceed our goals of 10,000 vaccines in arms a day in san francisco. i especially want to thank sutter health without whom this high volume vaccination site would not be possible. as the mayor noted, with our high vaccination sites at moscone and city college, we made tremendous strides in vaccinating our most vulnerable population: our elders. nearly 65% of older people in san francisco have received the vaccine, and just last week, one-third of that population had received vaccine. we are making great progress, and our prog