the health department launching its living proof program. it's a multi-media public awareness campaign, campaign on how to access treatment and recovery services. it features nine people who share their personal stories of addiction and recovery. >> our addiction started with party drugs, then later turned to oxy and before we knew it, we had a serious opioid addiction. >> we found so much amazing support and resources in san francisco through the public health department, starting with team lily, and we also were helped tremendously by the healthright 360 program, women's hope, walden house, homeless prenatal program, hamilton families and family treatment court. going to be a father now. >> according to the health department, overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% compared to this time last year. a new traffic roundabout in wine country, and it is set to have a major impact and improve a long time traffic issue in the area. and who's ready to hit the slopes? a look at the latest snow totals up in the sierra as more resorts get ready

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the health department recorded 32 deaths from accidental overdoses last month. that is down more than 50% from last october and the fewest deaths in a single month since the city started releasing monthly numbers in 2020. the health department also says the total number of accidental overdose deaths this year so far is down more than 20% compared to the same time last year. meantime san francisco has launched a new campaign trying to raise awareness about drug treatment and recovery services. it's called the living proof campaign. it features nine san franciscans who have overcome addiction with the help of treatment and recovery programs. they are sharing their stories saying they are living proof that those resources work. >> we had our daughter and that's when our recovery journey started. because of our addiction, we didn't know that i was pregnant until i was having our daughter paloma and we knew instantly our lives had to change for her sake. >> the ads appear on billboards and bus shelters. here's a look at the numbers. from 2023 there were 810 overdose

and putting him in charge of of the health department — i mean, i always thought he would get a job. i thought it would be something outside the government machinery. but now he's actually in charge of the health department machinery, so it's going to be a bumpy ride. yeah, it has to be nominated by the senate. it has to be approved by the senate, although there are ways around that by putting the senate into recess. but they're still amused. but the senate will have a challenge with a number of these appointments, and some of them have already been criticised. and trump will feel that with republican majorities in both houses, he would stay on the coattails of his election victory that the senate should simply approve his nominations, because he's he's the guy who got them their majority and he's now in charge, and this is what he wants to do. so it'll be quite a clash if the senate really does attempt to block any of these of these appointments. yeah. let's look at some of the implications outside of the united states. some of the other people that trump has nominated. let's start

to be a father, you were just like. >> according to the health department, overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% when compared to this time last year. >> the san francisco police department is taking additional steps to try and stop people from soliciting sex workers there in the city. as ktvu christian captain reports tonight, the department is hoping, dear john letters will dissuade the customers. >> neighbors have complained of sex workers and their customers in san francisco's mission district for years. police have now launched a dear john letter program, sending letters directly to the homes of those who solicit sex. >> they've already started, and we've sent out dozens of letters already, so some people have gotten some surprises in their mailbox already. >> the san francisco police department just released this video explaining how the program works. the city is already using crime cameras to snap photos of sex workers and their customers, and most importantly, the customers license plates. the police then used the plate to pull up the address of the registered owner, and a

at the department of health. but, the commissioner and the deputy commissioner of the department of health said it was your executive chamber that approved it. you did not have a name on june 11th. do you have one today? who signed off on. it with a yes or no. was it you, was it kathy hochul? was it your chief of staff or maybe it was a communist spy? maybe it was that communist chinese spy? let me please finish. you are known to be a micro manager. we find it hard to believe you did not know this directive with such consequences went out. you didn't get to the bottom. don't you want to get to the bottom of who did initiate this? i'm sorry. you have shown no empathy or remorse or no responsibility for the actions of your administration and that simply is not leadership. >> yeah. >> and i will say also, your lieutenant tenant and successor governor kathy hochul is just as determined to hide the truth. she promised transparency includeing the release of documents related to nursing homes in the pandemic. she has not

the new york state department of health also posted a daily report specific to nursing home deaths on a publicly available webpage, right? >> i don't know specifically what the department of health had separately. >> okay. initially the nursing home fatality data included deaths both in facility and out of facility, meaning in the nursing homes over nursing home patients who were moved out of the facility to a hospital, for instance. however, in early may, 2020, this reporting changed to only in facility deaths. was this change your decision? >> no, sir. >> his decision was it? >> i don't know. >> this change obviously made of the reported number of nursing home related deaths lower. do you know if that was the reason for changing reporting? >> no. every day i personally did a daily briefing and report of the number of deaths. the shortest place -- with the most certainty. the moser today was, this was the place where they died. every night we got a census from the hospital, every night we got a census from the nursing homes. total nursing home deaths, total hospital deaths. i had con

the health department launched its living proof program.ia public awareness campaign on how to access treatment and recovery services. it does feature nine people who share their personal stories of addiction and recovery. >> our addiction started with party drugs, then later turned to oxy and before we knew it, we had a serious opioid addiction. >> we found so much amazing support and resources in san francisco through the public health department, starting with team lily and we also were helped tremendously by the healthright 360 program. women's hope. walden house homeless prenatal program, hamilton families and family treatment court. >> according to the health department, overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% compared to this time last year. >> researchers at uc san diego have found online e-cigarette retailers are largely ignoring federal rules designed to protect young people. the federal government barred minors from receiving packages with vaping products inside. they also banned e-cigarette sites from delivering through th

walden house homeless prenatal program, hamilton families and family treatment court. >> now, the health department says the number of drug overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% compared to this time last year. >> sonoma county has issued an order requiring health care workers to wear masks. this comes amid a risk of rising risk of respiratory illnesses, including covid and the flu. the order applies to staff at all patient care facilities. sonoma county is also encouraging everyone who is six months or older to get updated on their vaccinations. the face mask requirement will start monday. >> our time now 505. in marin county, the tamalpais high school football team is now on probation because of alleged racist incidents. the marin ij is reporting that the incident involved remarks made by some football players about and toward a black teammate. the school district, in a letter sent to the team and their families, said that if there's another incident, the football team may possibly forfeit games or the entire football season. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price has charged ni

the san francisco public health department encouraging everyone to get caught up on their shots. d, flu and rsv. the department held a roundtable discussion this afternoon to emphasize, although infection rates are slow right now, we are early in the respiratory illness season. everyone six months and older should receive the covid and flu vaccine, according to the health department. both shots are safe to have at the same time. rsv is recommended for people 75 and older, or those who are at the risk of getting seriously sick. young kids are also at risk for serious rsv infection. public health officials say this is meant to protect yourself and your loved ones. the challenge we have with respiratory virus season and covid and flu in particular, is that they do tend to be unpredictable. we know that they tend to rise during this fall to winter season, which is why we're talking about getting your covid and flu vaccines today. experts also recommend that if you are traveling this holiday season through airports and airplanes and all of that stuff, you're where you should consider w

>> i do not know if the department of health -- >> you, governor cuomo, i am talking to you , governor cuomo , did you even attempt to ensure that what you were declaring was accurate? i am asking you, i don't want to hear about anyone else. >> department of health issued 400 visors, several per day. i did not speak to cms about 400 advisories . >> no one we interviewed said they consulted with them to ensure the applicable science was being followed. former white house coronavirus coordinator dr. deborah birx was in charge of all federal government in 2020 and testified that your order absolutely violated cms guidance . did she live? >> you mess resented. >> i am stating what she said, i am not misrepresenting anything, this is what she said and i am asking you if dr. birx lied . that is my question. >> dr. birx said , that the march 25th advisory, which you read to her in your words, did not have appropriate infection control procedures. that was by your representation. the attorney general's representation is the law of the state of new york, that was in effect, which has an infecti

the support to local and public health departments. so, it is a $3 trillion budget.assive job. and someone that has a lot of experience needs to be there. >> he is one of the most prominent anti-vaccine activists in the country. as you pointed out in your writing, it is the states that help determine vaccine policy when it comes to things like school mandates or exemptions. so, help me understand what your worries are about his potential impact if he is confirmed. >> that's right. vaccine policy is governed by individual states rather than the federal government could however, there certainly are places, there are levers where the federal government can indirectly influence vaccines. for example, fda. rfk junior repeatedly said he wants more rigorous vaccine reviewer process. which signal something to the fda process but given that the united states has one of the most rigorous review processes for vaccines safety and effectiveness, it is unclear what he wants changed or what data would be considered sufficient. but, nonetheless, more data and more review processes c

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i mean, robert kenneder to head the health department, uh, you call him a sceptic. cines and public health. uh, it'll be a challenge if he got if he gets confirmed. and many of his other appointments are people who really don't believe in the agency in which they're being asked to lead. so that's going to present some challenges. you were talking about why people voted for change in the united states, but, i mean, part of it was the democratic party's failure, wasn't it? it was kamala harris' failure to hit home with american voters, but the party's failure. what do you think went wrong? why did the american people reject the democrats? i'm not so sure it was a failure. you take a look at the biden administration's accomplishments in the four years that he's been president, major bills passed to deal with the covid recovery, to to deal with our infrastructure. and we're seeing that throughout our nation the deal with the inflation reduction act, bringing down the cost of prescription drugs and dealing with the climate agenda in our nation. the safer communities act,

last may, we followed the health department's night navigation team as they offered people on the streetonsultation with an on call doctor who could prescribe medication and offer treatment to try to get them off fentanyl and other opioids in the mornin. >> can we help you pick up the medicines, or do you want us to try and get them delivered to you? if we can? >> whatever you can do. yeah. yeah. and one month we have over 300 prescriptions that we were able to prescribe and nine people to rehab a month later. >> the number of accidental overdoses dropped and continued to remain lower so far this year, from january to september 2024, the number of deaths related to an accidental overdose was 504, whereas last year, during the same period the number reached 631. we have also learned that people do want treatment and do want help, and what we have learned from our evening programs is that people are coming into care and stabilizing. but there are still empty beds, meaning people are not showing up at detox or residential treatment programs. that shows taking that first step for treatment i

san francisco's health department at times criticized for not doing enough to encourage people to go treatment programs, is focusing on a different kind of recovery campaign. >> the purpose of this campaign is to educate people that treatment and support services are possible in san francisco, to help people with fentanyl addiction and other substance use disorders. >> today, those who have been through treatment will be featured on billboards to encourage others to seek help. the campaign features nine people in recovery who have found success in treatment because of our addiction. >> we didn't know that i was pregnant until i was having our daughter paloma, and we knew instantly that our lives had to change for her sake. >> i'm certainly proof that recovery works. i know that, i know that i've been blessed with friends, colleagues and people in my life that supports my recovery. >> it does work and treatment works, but we got today and tomorrow we got to work on it again. >> the living proof campaign coincides with the expansion of the city's treatment on demand program, and abc7 b

is really disappointing to see someone lead the health department ing conspiracy theories. ere are others, the justice department and national intelligence raise questions abouted individuals' qualifications i think marco rubio received a warm reception he is well respected i don't agree with all of his opinions on foreign policy, but i know he shares america's value yous and strength and he will fight for human rights and he'll fight for america. >>> as we approach the end of the show, here are the three things to get you up to speed ahead of the open on wall street we get a slew of data with data prices and retail sales figures. in terms of fed speak, we hear from john williams with austan goolsbee joining our u.s. colleagues it is quiet on the earnings front today, but traders are eyeing the earnings events of the season with nvidia numbers due next week. >>> in terms of our moment of the week, we are highlighting bitcoin with cryptocurrency on the tear since the election of donald trump cracking $93,000 for the first time on wednesday. as we approach the end of the show,

the health department launched its living proof program and is a multi-media public awareness campaignss treatment and recovery services and it does feature nine people who shared their personal stories of addiction and recovery. >> our addiction started with party drugs, then later turned to oxy and before we knew it, we had a serious opioid addiction. >> we found so much amazing support and resources in san francisco through the public health department, starting with team lily, and we also were helped tremendously by the healthright 360 program, women's hope, walden house, homeless prenatal program, hamilton families and family treatment court. thank you father. >> according to the health department, overdose deaths in san francisco are now down 20% compared to this time last year. >> well, some small business owners in san jose received security cameras from the city free of charge. council member peter ortiz joined other community leaders this morning to distribute dozens of free security cameras to businesses in the olympic village. ortiz says in addition to being a deterrent, he

the health department today launched it's living proof program.t's a multi-media public awareness campaign with information on how to access treatment and recovery services. it features people who share their personal stories of addiction and recovery. >> this campaign is getting the message out that help is available. that treatment is available, that we have medications that reduce the risk of death by over 50% and help support people in sustained recovery. and in talking to, according to the health department, overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% compared to this time last year. >> san francisco saint anthony foundation has kicked off its online food drive. the nonprofit says its annual digital curbside donation drive is an easy way to give, so it can continue providing nourishing meals during the holiday season. the donation drive runs through the the month, and ktvunual one was also u if you have a new or gently used coat, bsure to head to ktvu.com for a list of participating location you can drop them off.f it's easier, there's also

kennedy to be head of the department of health and human services.m banks of indiana. congressman, now senator- elect, congratulations on your big victory in indiana. i want to ask you. you wrote on twitter or x of june of last year, quote, kennedy democrats are finding out the hard way they no longer belong in the democrat party. not my grandpa's democrats. i don't know if that's a reflection at all on rfk jr. and his support of donald trump. do you think rfk jr. is the right man for this job? >> this is the least surprising pick that donald trump has made so far. he campaigned on giving rfkrfk jr. a seat at the table in his administration and putting him at the department of health and human services, to enact this make america healthy again agenda i think makes a lot of sense. so i look forward to the confirmation hearings and hearing more of what rfk jr. has to say. this is the second prominent democrat pick that donald trump has made to his future administration. he's uniting the country and he's carrying out the agenda that the american people

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to lead the health department. but there's no room for jamie dimon.in our bearing fruit. retail sales have grown at the strongest pastes. none of that boosting european futures. reporting lower as things stand. your brace for losses after gains of more than 1% for european stocks yesterday. you are set for a third straight week of losses across the european equity space. ftse 100 down by 36 points, off in the selloff in oil may be pressuring the picture for the ftse 100 and the oil majors misted. s&p lower after a drop yesterday. nasdaq 100 futures falling 168 points, pointing lower. let's look cross asset, two-year yields crossing on the back of those comments from jay powell up one point. four 34 right now on the u.s. to your yield. in markets pricing and two additional cuts from the fed by june of next year. december is a 50-50 tossup according to market expectations. we wait for gdp data out at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time. bitcoin taking a bit of a breather in terms of the run-up, looking for more detail in terms of what the trumpet ministration might do

health agencies. he said he would cut employees at nutrition departments inside the u.s. food and drug administration and he proposed replacing 600 officials at the national institutes of health with hand-picked staff. >> thank you for that report. >>> joining me now, chief medical correspondent, thank you so much for joining us, what medical misconceptions has rfk jr. promoted that caused so much concern? >> a lot of it has to do with what brian was talking about, he talked about covid, specifically being bioengineered to attack certain demographics of populations but when it comes to vaccines and him talking about the connection between vaccines and autism, i think that probably gets the most attention. he is sometimes tough to pin down because he will say one thing at one time or say something else or, say he did not say that. he said in the past there are no vaccines that are safe and effective and said there are some that are probably a good idea. it really revolves around infectious diseases primarily. >> what else have the community said about the potential of rfk j

in theaters november 22nd. >>> in our health lead, a day after donald trump the president-elect tapped robert f kennedy junior to be the secretary of the department of health and human services, renewed reports are emerging about kennedy's alleged role in a deadly 2019 measles outbreak in samoa and it affected thousands and killed many people including children in the washington post said he is widely known for his vaccine use questioned whether problems with the vaccine caused the samoan outbreak rather than insufficient vaccine coverage in his own family members have said he is spreading dangerous misinformation about vaccine doses and the documentary shot in the arm.-- he tried to deny any responsibility or involvement in the tragedy. >> i am aware there is a measles outbreak but i didn't have anything to do with that or people not vaccinating in samoa. i never told anybody not to vaccinate or go there for any reason to do that. >> let's bring in our medical correspondent and that's not a fully transparent accounting of what happened and not a fully honest accounting for the role that rfk jr. and his organization, the role they played in the s

now officially donald trump's pick to head up the public health department. a vaccine cynic who has long promoted conspiracy theories about vaccines. the reaction now from people on capitol hill to people in the medical field. >>> and the talk is over. it is fight night in america. mike tyson slaps youtuber jake paul at the official weigh- in head of the showdown. i'm john berman with sara sidner and kate balduan. this is cnn news central. >>> breaking news this morning, brand- new details about what is and more strikingly what is not happening behind the scenes at mar-a- lago, as president- elect trump's shock and awe dream team grows. not happening, fbi background checks for some of the most highly sensitive roles trump is filling right now. instead, trump has bucked the decades- long tradition for a less- traditional route. the reason why possibly, just as alarming as the action itself, especially after making some of the most controversial picks in modern history, a so- called cabinet in waiting, as "the washington post" calls them this morning, that has

between the treasury and department of health. and number ten.ort of triangle where essentially, and it has happened again and again and again over the years with the health department saying we absolutely have to get on with reforming this because around 500,000 people are waiting for care. that's having a terrible effect on the nhs, people stuck in hospital who should be at home. local councils are teetering on the edge of bankruptcy, some of them. everybody knows the system is basically broken. you have to get on with reform. the question then comes twofold, what should the shape of a new system be? number two, how on earth are we actually going to pay for it? the treasury says, ugh, there's not much cash around. we see that we should fix it but we are reluctant to get into anything big without knowing what the price tag might be. and also, mr next door neighbour, if the price tag is a really big, are you from a political point of view really actually going to give us cover to say, we can raise more taxes, or we can borrow more money or we can

the health department hosted a roundtable discussion today, and those health officials say the virusesre not causing much trouble right now. but the numbers of covid cases do tend to rise in the winter months. the rise usually starts around thanksgiving and peaks in january, which coincides with flu season. >> while covid, flu and rsv activity is currently low in san francisco, it's important to get vaccinated. we are early in the respiratory virus season and now is the time to protect yourself, your families, to prevent yourself from getting seriously sick and needing to go to the hospital. getting vaccinated is especially important before the holiday gatherings start to begin. >> health officials say it takes the body about two weeks to build up immunity after receiving the flu, covid and rsv vaccines. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, another bay area city votes out an incumbent former antioch city manager ron bernal, declares victory in the antioch mayor's race. >> and aside from a new mayor in san francisco, more than a dozen ballot measures in the city could reshape the political

here in california, we have a very progressive public health department. our counties are well run, and organized. so i'm happy that i live here in california. >> the nih is the primary agency for public health research, which includes 27 separate institutes and centers. they need to be approved by the senate. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, why people lined up to cause a traffic jam in the east bay for a brand new warehouse store. >>> plus, recycling a restaurant. how the south bay eatery is repurposing every inch of the old fast food joint into something new. >>> and later, one of the 49ers biggest stars will reveal, he's been playing through an injury for weeks. >>> people making the getaway right now in the east bay, huge lines and a traffic nightmare for the opening of the brand new costco in pleasanton. >> three, two, one. >> well, this morning, the store held a ribbon cutting ceremony the day before thanksgiving where shoppers lined outside to get their hands on some holiday items. people would create a long line of cars just trying to get in. >> i did

shielding programme was the core to the response — programme was the core to the response from the health departmentom january 2020 that people with disabilities may be more likely to he — disabilities may be more likely to be clinically extremely vulnerable to covid and more likely— vulnerable to covid and more likely to _ vulnerable to covid and more likely to be badly affected. and — likely to be badly affected. and the evidence, sadly, bore that_ and the evidence, sadly, bore that out _ and the evidence, sadly, bore that out. there was a disproportionate impact in the first wave. in the summer and autumn— first wave. in the summer and autumn of— first wave. in the summer and autumn of 2020, we expanded the clinically— autumn of 2020, we expanded the clinically extremely vulnerable list and — clinically extremely vulnerable list and the shielding list as a consequence in order that a wider— a consequence in order that a wider range of people got more of the _ wider range of people got more of the support that came with that package. the other thing that package. the other thing that i— that packa

controversial appointment — donald trump picks vaccine sceptic robert f kenneder to lead the us department of healthcheering and applause and paddy mcguinness completes his charity bike ride, raising millions of pounds for children in need. and coming up on bbc news, curtisjones is among those giving a glimpse of england's future as he scores on his debut in a win over greece that puts them on the verge of nations league promotion. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chancellor, rachel reeves, says she's not satisfied with the latest figures on the uk's economic growth. there was a small rise between july and september, but it was just 0.1% — lower than many industry analysts were expecting. driving growth in the economy was a key part of labour's election promise and underpins much of its financial strategy for the next few years. our chief economics correspondent, dharshini david, reports. summerfor us i would say was a game of two halves. the early part of the summer seemed quite quiet. the backend was quite fruitful. footfall was up and we finished the summer quite strong. at

so public health department in alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa counties have all issued similar orders for hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and other places that provide health care. this is all part to prevent the spread of covid during the cold and flu season. we actually spoke with ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin-hong, and he points out that many doctors and nurses have already started wearing masks. there might be some people who worry that it's taking away their agency, but again, the focus is not on the person you know, your average person in the community. the focus is really on protecting people who are vulnerable. this mask mandate goes into effect today and will continue through the end of march or april of next year. a south bay cemetery this year is taking extra steps for dia de los muertos. after a tense clash with families last year. police ended up getting involved when dozens of families were locked out of oak hill cemetery in west san jose. it started when guards had to intervene in the property, closed early for security re

. >> we found so much amazing support and resources in san francisco through the public health department, starting with team lily, and we also were helped tremendously by the healthright 360 program, women's hope, walden house homeless prenatal program, hamilton families and family treatment court. >> the health department says the number of drug overdose deaths in san francisco are down 20% compared to this time last year. >> the warriors got the best of the dallas mavericks in klay thompson's first game back at chase center on an opposing team. warriors won 120 to 117. ktvu bailey o'carroll shows us how the team and fans paid tribute to klay. >> for the first time since signing with the dallas mavericks as an unrestricted free agent, klay thompson returned to the bay area, a place he called home for 13 seasons, and he got a hero's welcome from warriors staff. the warriors honoring captain klay's homecoming before tipoff. >> i mean, i cried and i think a lot of people did. but it was just electric. you could feel the love. and i hope that he felt it. thompson is open fires up a three. >

and are you comfortable with somebody who is seen as an anti-vaccine activists leading the department of health services? >> it is true that i am in favor of vaccines and i think they work and i think we have saved millions of lives and i think it's moving in the right direction. i don't mind having somebody question whether or not we are doing the right things regarding the process or who influences the decisions about which vaccines are promoted and which ones we may not get out into the public. but as you indicated, the president does have the authority and responsibility to make nominations and we do give the president the benefit of the doubt and i did that with president biden, but there is another part of this which is a very important part, the process that we do go through with every single one of these nominees and we that them and i don't expect the senate as a whole is going to do anything except what they did in the past which is to that each individual to ask the hard questions and then meant to decide whether or not there is a reason not to support their nomination. it is a proce

government sources i have spoken to, there are suggestions of conversations happening between the department of healthf feeding money back into the wider system, feeding money back into the widersystem, but feeding money back into the wider system, but there is more to say about companies that run care homes. around the uk and across the globe, this is bbc news. thanks for being with us here on bbc news. to the middle east now. reuters reports doctors in central gaza say at least ten palestinians were killed in an israeli strike at a school sheltering displaced people in a camp, and israel has bombed the southern suburbs of the lebanese capital beirut for the first time in nearly a week. this comes a day after the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met visiting us officials to discuss a possible deal to end the war in lebanon. let's go live to ben brown in jerusalem for us. when we spoke to you 24—hour to go, the lebanese prime minister was cautiously optimistic about a ceasefire, but now a very different message after these latest developments?- latest developments? yes, that's right _ latest

have been speaking to, there were suggestions there were conversations happening between the department of healthgps and _ the treasury, certainly around gps. and trying to come up with a way— gps. and trying to come up with a way forward of working through the impact on the public— through the impact on the public sector. perhaps there are ways _ public sector. perhaps there are ways of feeding money back in through the wider system. that— in through the wider system. that stilt— in through the wider system. that still leaves lots of questions about, for example, companies that run care homes. a teenager who stabbed a schoolgirl to death in an alleyway will be sentenced today. logan macphail was 16 when he murdered 15—year—old holly newton in hexham, northumberland. he'd become obsessed with her after refusing to accept their relationship was over. a warning that there are details in this report, from our correspondent alison freeman, that viewers may find distressing. holly newton was a funny, sociable 15—year—old who loved to dance and wanted to be a dance teacher. on friday the 27th of januar

first of all, we need the support and accept approval of the health department.t's going to mean that our community paramedics have to take 30 hours of additional training, it's going to mean that our community paramedics currently--shall we take a break and head out? i think we should. >> okay. >> so at this time, the commission will be taking a brief recess to greet recruits in front of h-2. members of the public attending the meeting are welcome to join the commissioners in front of h2. this be recording will be paused during this time because no commission business will be discussed or action taken while the commissioners greet recruits. the meeting will resume in approximately 20 minutes. webex will remain on but participant will vacate the room to greet the recruits as well. thank you. we now reconvene in open session and continue with chief pang's report. >> okay, i am deputy chief simon pang. and continuing, this is a big lift for us. again we're talking about having our street crisis response team funded by medical and up to now, it's chief mason by hims

it is an effort between the supreme court and the behavioral health department. with the aim of getting help perfect they get involved with the crimmal legal system, committed to a state hospital or end up in conservatorship. a person can petition for care court themselves. the process allows for family members, first responders and certain health professionals to file a petition. >> what i am looking forward to is really working with the segment of the population that is often avoided. often forgotten. >> reporter: over the last year bean and others involved have traveled to several counties in the state that have already launched care court to get a road map of how to get it running successfully. she met with judges, attorneys, other players involved. observed proceedings and asked a lot of questions >> what i came away with from all of the counties was that you have to work together. that it has to be a collaborative court. you have to, that you have to really know who you are working with, trust the people that you are working with, and really really pull tog

or when we have someone nominated for the health department that says that they question time-worn vaccines. i'm not even talking here about the covid vaccine which clearly saved lives, but i'm talking about other vaccines as well. so those are the kinds of things that i think are important. it is qualifications that gets the background check, and then it's, is our views consistent with the american people's in terms of where we need to move forward as a country, and will they be able to manage major, major departments of tens of thousands of people? >> jonathan: all right, senator amy klobuchar from canada. thank you very much. from minnesota, but coming to us from canada. thank you very much -- thank you very much. >> via canada. thank you. thanks, jonathan. >> jonathan: up next, the writing was on the wall for matt gaetz. is another trump pick in danger of losing support from senate republicans? the round table is next. it is inevitable. they will grow up. (♪) discover who they are (♪) what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how

a lot of uncertainty in the sector investors are waiting to see whether trump's pick for the health department will be confirmed of course rfk jr. and his anti-vax stance is sort of rattled vaccine makers like pfizer and glaxo-smith kline and also fears he doesn't like the obesity drugs that weighed on the makers of these like eli lilly and novo nordisk but some say the sectors is over sold with recent upgrades by the recent drugmaker biontech. >> we've got stocks like pfizer, merck, and j & j actually down on the year and there could be opportunities there. i'd point to pfizer which is near 52 week low around 25 with about a 7% dividend yield the stock which looks pretty safe. i'd also highlight covid vaccine maker moderna which is under 40 right now down about 60% with almost half its market cap in cash. >> 7% dividend sounds pretty nice. one of the few bright spots has been humana since the election, because of the idea that the medicare rules might change, that would help in its favor. >> that's right there's some talks a republican administration will be more favorable to medicare advanta

. >> this is they announced the new living proof campaign, the city's health department says the campaign was created to get the message out that treatment and support services are available. the campaign features testimony from folks found success in different types of treatments, including medication, residential help in patient care. >> just really want emphasize that pain. getting the message out. that help is available. treatments and we have many issues. reduce the risk death 50%. help support people. and since effort. >> health officials say this campaign is part of a larger effort to reduce overdose deaths and support recovery from substance abuse disorder. >> in the north bay, police in benicia are warning residents to be on the lookout for a scammer pretending to be officers. police say the suspect uses a fake badge number to identify themselves and then tells the resident that they're a victim of identity theft. officers say that the calls are coming from the numbers on your screen there. 745-3411, and 745-3412, police say those are their non-emergency dispatch numbers and not

unlike rfk jr., who was recently nominated to lead the health department. his agency will fall under if he is confirmed. in the past, we've seen dr. oz previously push questionable weight loss drugs and covid treatments that were not backed up by science and now i've got the number one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. >> it's raspberry ketone. what i believe is one of the most important discoveries we've made to help you burn fat faster green coffee bean extract. this is what forskolin does to your belly fat. >> whoa, whoa i actually do personally believe in the items that i talk about on the show. >> i passionately study them. i recognize that oftentimes they don't have the scientific muster to present as fact what is hydroxychloroquine what is that? it turns out that it might have an effect against this virus. i would take it myself if i was having issues with the virus. i just saw a nice piece in the lancet arguing that the opening of schools may only cost us 2 to 3% in terms of total mortality, it might be a trade off. some folks would consider pic

he does have a medical degree unlike rfk jr., who was recently nominated to lead the health department that his agency will fall under if he is confirmed. in the past, we've seen dr. oz previously push questionable weight loss drugs and covid treatments that were not backed up by science one miracle in a bottle to burn your fat. >> it's raspberry ketone. what i believe is one of the most important discoveries we've made to help you burn fat faster >> if i was having issues with the virus, i just saw a nice piece in the lancet arguing that the opening of school cost us mortality. >> it might be a trade off. some folks would consider as trump is rolling out his new picks like that one tonight, i should note he is also standing by his most embattled one so far, including matt gaetz as attorney general mr. president, are you reconsidering the nomination of matt gaetz? >> no he and gaetz have been lobbying republican senators to confirm his pick for attorney general. >> this is all happening as the house ethics committee is set to meet tomorrow behind closed doors, as they are facing a lot

the public health department in alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa counties have all issued similar orders for hospitals, skilled nursing facilities and other places that provide health care. this is all to prevent the spread of covid during the cold and flu season. mask mandates will continue through the end of march or april of next year. no halloween hangover in san francisco this midday after a first ever themed outdoor event brought out more than just trick or treaters. check out the scene at last night's nightmare on front street celebration. a block party packed the financial district. it was held in the city's brand new front street entertainment zone. this is one of four new designated entertainment zones this morning on today in the bay. i talked with an organizer who says, ever since the first zone event held for oktoberfest, businesses are benefiting. we've spoken to the folks over at harrington's. it was the busiest day they ever had since opening back in march. and also the folks over at schroeder's mentioned that it was more than double their most su

health department is advising you get your vaccines for covid the flu and rsv officials say that with the holidays coming up and people spending more time inside now is a good time to prepare. >> it's important to get vaccinated. we are early in the respiratory virus season and now is the time to protect yourselves and your families to prevent yourself from getting seriously sick and needing todgo to the hospital. >> officials recommend everybody 6 months and older get vaccinated for flu and covid. but if you've already been vaccinated for rsv last year, they say you don't need to get another one this year. >> and the city of alameda is soon going to have a new facility to help fight food, insecurity. today, the almeida foodbank broke ground on its new building. alameda foodbank, the city of alameda and food bank supporters turning the dirt there on the spot. they hope will create a culture of dignity and respect to better serve their community. >> you know, with this new facility, we're excited because it's going to offer increased capacity will have the ability to serve more people.

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santa clara county's public health department developed many innovative programs during covid, including mobile vaccination units that go into neighborhoods now. the county also shares concerns with other health agencies nationwide about the future of vaccine programs. under a trump administration, especially amid gop attacks on former medical advisor doctor anthony fauci. but trump's health and human services director nominee robert f kennedy jr offered to reassurance in an nbc interview. if vaccines are working for somebody, i'm not going to take them away. a national big cities health coalition online media briefing included santa clara county's doctor, sara cody, rfk jr. statement aside, worries remain over the trump administration's attitude and, as they put it, the troubling increase in vaccine disinformation. we face a lot of headwinds during the pandemic, but we met them and we were able to protect our community and i would say we were able to build infrastructure and trust during the pandemic. that's a bit more, at least locally, i would say, is more robust than it was prior to

you can't defund the health department and hope to make end roads. the fda is the first to recognize it has too much on its plate. to your question, his input is here. what is he going to listen to. what's the information and who the people he's going to listen to will be his appointees. what's the talking points that will be rendered. i definitely worry about that. >> what do you think he should be focused on to actually make america healthier again. if the white house were to call you or rfk jr. were to call you what would you tell him. >> the fact that we're not in golden age of medical invasion. so i don't know what he's talking about to that point. about your question on what he should be focused on. he has real opportunity if we want to be bipartisan. he has an opportunity to talk about supplements. 66% take a prescription medication. the fda regulates prescription medications very thoroughly. we do not touch supplements at all. multi vitamins, we don't have the language to talk about multi vitamins. what should you take. something that should

. >> the health community raises concerns off to rfk junior is chosen to lead the nation's health departmentions