irrelevant requires the department ofhealth and human services to launch a campaign on the health risks associated with services available to misuse of these products. and h.h.s. would have to disseminate this information. and the bill has training materials for first responders and other professionals who come in contact with synthetic opioids opioids and the availability of these materials to help those on the front lines be aware of the risks. the bill is another step the energy and commerce committee has taken to address the opioid crisis and protect the health and safety of our communities. the committee passed this legislation with bipartisan unanimous support in july. i thank representative kim and representative pappas for leading this important legislation. i urge my colleagues to support the synthetic opioid awareness act and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr.guthrie: i yield myself such time as i may reek be recognize. i rise in support of this act. synthetic and have been the primary drivers of the rise in overdose deaths we ha

is the first latino us health and human services secretary. his department is boosting outreach in numerous languages and working on expanding access to health services to all regardless of immigration status as is hoping that at some point we can say. >> that health care is a right that everybody can exercise the president has also presented a plan for the reform of our broken immigration system to make sure that we're treating everyone the right way and ice. i hope that we can continue to say under president biden's watches that we will continue to see more affordable care for more people in this country. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. i didn't i hope community near lake merritt is ready to house the homeless and city of oakland opening up its first large scale tiny home village today, the support of shelter project located at the corner of east 12th street and lake mary boulevard. the land had been vacant for a number of years. that was until 2018 when a homeless encampment grew there. now instead of tents. there are single occ

is the first latino us health and human services secretary. he said his department is boosting outreach in numerous languages and working on expanding access to health services to all regardless of immigration status as is hoping that at some point we can say. >> that health care is a right that everybody can exercise the president has also presented a plan for the reform of our broken immigration system to make sure that we're treating everyone the right way and ice. i hope that we can continue to say under president biden's watches that we will continue to see more affordable care for more people in this country. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news coming up after the break. a new study reveals what states have the most people moving into most people moving into california. you mi why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kid

. >> clerk: item 8 and a resolution authorizing the human services agency to apply for and accept a county child welfare agency allocation for an amount up to 573,000 from the california department of housing and community development under the transitional housing program to help young adults secure and maintain housing, and item 9 is a resolution authorizing the human services agency to apply for and accept a county child welfare agency allocation for an opt up to 183,000 from the california department of housing and community development under the housing navigator program to help young adults secure and maintain housing. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. on items 8 and 9, please. >> clerk: on items 8 and 9 -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are ten ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, these ordinances are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, please call item number 10. >> clerk: item 10 is a resolution approving an emergency declaration of the san francisco public utilities commission pursuant to administrative code, to contract resources for tree removal, slope

other agencies within the department of health and human service that is serve american indians and alaska natives such as the septemberers force medicare and medicaid services, centers for disease control and mr. speakers, and substance abuse and mental health services administration and others do not have policies regarding conferring with urban indian organizations. throughout the covid-19 pandemic, urban indian health organizations were provided no notice that they were required to make selections for covid-19 distribution until the day of the deadline imposed by an agency. this resulted in urban indian organizations struggling to provide accurate responses to changing public health decisions for indians living in urban areas. this bill would amend the indian health care improvement act to require all agencies within the department of health and human services to establish an urban indian organization confer policy. i do want to thank the sponsor of this legislation, chairman grijalva, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoma

. >> and health and human services secretary javier becerra was in sacramento to help get more people registered for 2020. especially those not currently enrolled or who could get health coverage for them and their families for free. nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us. so they estimate many new enrollees could get full coverage with no monthly payment? >> that's right. and more than a million who are uninsured altogether are eligible, they say, and millions more in the private sector could get lower rates by switching to cover california. the former california attorney general and stanford grad coming home to make sure everyone gets that message. he was joined by california's health and human services secretary and others to make the announcement and remind people that this is day one to start enrolling for the coming year. secretary becerra touting the american rescue plan which makes health care more affordable than ever before for more people. >> every american should have access to quality health care. so that if your child gets sick and you have to go to the hospital, the other

as a chi hoe gay county -- cuyahoga county councilmember she's driven progress through health, human services and education at i every juncture to help incentivize good-paying jobs. chantal knows well how importants for federal and local governments working with the private sector to improve the quality of life and increase opportunity, equity and justice for all. her relationships across northeast ohio are very deep and her commitment to serving greater cleveland and akron is dynamic and purposeful. ohio's buckie state congressional delegation is honored to welcome sparkling representative chantal brown, we stand ready to work work with you to deliver results for ohio and the american people. ms. brown: thank you, madam speaker. thank you, congresswoman kaptur, for your kind introduction. i rise as the newest representative for ohio's 11th congressional district. first i would like to thank my family, including my mom and dad, my siblings, ray and nick, my nieces and nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins and a special birthday shoutout. i'm guessing this is the best birthday present you ever recei

and we will do everything we can. >> in his new or position is the first latino us health and human servicesosting outreach in numerous languages and working on expanding access to health services to all regardless of immigration status as is hoping that at some point we can say. >> that health care is a right that everybody can exercise the president has also presented a plan for the reform of our broken immigration system to make sure that we're treating everyone the right way and ice. i hope that we can continue to say under president biden's watches that we will continue to see more affordable care for more people in this country. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this monday evening. we saw some showers roll in some much needed rain. every drop we can get always helps, especially. >> after last week and we're getting a lot of drops let's and let's go over to meteorologist dave spahr with the at the latest on what to expect and the whole stephanie of the most. got going on here and that we had some of the treatment going on today. >> there

is the first latino us health and human services secretary. his department is boosting outreach in numerous languages and working on expanding access to health services to all regardless of immigration status as is hoping that at some point we can say. >> that health care is a right that everybody can exercise the president has also presented a plan for the reform of our broken immigration system to make sure that we're treating everyone rhe right way and ice. i hope that we can continue to say under president biden's watches that we will continue to see more affordable care for more people in this country. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. california's open enrollment period ends january 31st. a new tiny home community in the east bay is ready to house the homeless. the city of oakland opened up its first large scale tiny home village near lake merritt today. kron four's noelle bellow joins us now with more details while. >> hasen ozzy of the rain today actually showcased exactly why something like this is necessary for those who ar

is the first latino us health and human services secretary.g outreach in numerous languages and working on expanding access to health services to all regardless of immigration status as is hoping that at some point we can say. >> that health care is a right that everybody can exercise the president has also presented a plan for the reform of our broken immigration system to make sure that we're treating everyone the right way and ice. i hope that we can continue to say under president biden's watches that we will continue to see more affordable care for more people in this country. >> in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the forty-niners back to work. now after that win on the road and they could have some key players return this week. we'll explain. and recent snow storms, i should say recent storms created a new golden opportunity along the american river canyon in placer county with details on that just ahead as well. people today... they could spend half their lives over 50. that's a lot of li

and it's a presentation by rose johns from the disability and aging services and human services agency. item six is the introduction of the new director of the department of disability and aging services, kelly dearman. item seven is a break. item eight is an information item: shared spaces and implementation and enforcement. it will be a presentation by monica munowitch from the san francisco municipal transportation agency. and item nine is a report from the mayor's office on disability. item ten is correspondence. item eleven is general public comment. item twelve is a discussion item for council member comments and announcements. and item thirteen is adjournment. >> wonderful. thank you, iman. are there any council member who is have questions or comments about the agenda? if not, please say 'aye' if you are approving the agenda for today. wonderful the agenda is approved i man i believe the next part is for you to make the statement. would you begin? >> clerk: yes. so this takes us to the public comment portion. we welcome the public participation during public comment period. it

i'm deply director for policy and planning from the san francisco human services agency. i'll note that agenda item four and agenda item five are closely related around the same source of funds so i don't know if you want to call and get with them together or separately. >> can you call item 5 as well with this item? >> yes. item 5 is a resolution authorizing the human services agency to apply for and accept a county child welfare agency allocation for an amount up to $147,000 from the california departments of housing and community development under the housing navigator program to help young adults secure and maintain housing. and members of the public who wish to speak on item number five can also call 415-655-0001 and meeting i.d. 24963166172 and then press pound twice and dial star 3 to line up to speak. mr. chair? >> thank you. ms. smith? >> thank you. as mentioned, the state of california departments of housing and community development recently issued two related funding opportunitis to help young adults in the child welfare system secure and maintain housing. the

so it's the department of emergency management, the department of public health, and our human servicessing partners, so primarily the department of homelessness and supportive housing and human services agency. so it's sort of a three-headed command in which we are coordinating and operating everything related to covid response. and now, of course, in this final phase, it's mass vaccination. the first year was before the pandemic was extremely busy. the fires, obviously, that both we were able to provide mutual support but also the impact of air quality. we had, in 2018, the worst air quality ten or 11 days here in the city. i'm sure you all remember it, and then, finally, the day the sun didn't come out in san francisco, which was in october. the orange skies, it felt apocalyptic, super scary for people. you know, all of those things, people depend on government to say what's happening. are we safe? what do i do? and that's a lot of what department of emergency management's role is. public service is truly that. it is such an incredible and effective way that we can make change for th

this is the former deputy secretary of health and human services.ent of this pill under trump? >> this was obviously a scientific and technical misjudgment on the part of the staff in rejecting the approval of the funds to advance the development of this drug? >> that's a grave enough problem right there. we could have had this drug months ago. it could have reduced hospitalization and death by up to 50%. it's a shame we did not have this months ago. if the money was committed early it could have advanced this. you saw what happened on warp speed. >> jesse: yesterday there were 1800 deaths in this country still from covid. have you saying this whistleblower, rick, was he instrumental in blocking funding for political purposes? >> well, you look back. his boss a doctor was right in the promise of this life saving drug. he turned it down. that's what the record says. dr. bright would have to take primary responsible for happened here unfortunately. it's at least a misjudgment. you see that merck and ridgeback just a couple of months later decided to f

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in addition, the department of health and human services should not be responsible for vaccinations abroad. i understand the agency may have a supporting role to the department of state and usaid, but events over the last 18 months have shown we have enough challenges domestically for hhs to focus on and should not try to achieve objectives beyond its responsibility and capability. i would like to end by noting now is the time for us to be looking at opportunities for the next generation in vaccine technology, development of new therapeutics and more affordable diagnostics. i know some of those efforts are underway, but too much focus has been given to the continuing of the status quo. if we continue that approach, we will not achieve global vaccination for years to come. we need to look to new technologies to achieve our goal and should not be neglecting those investments now. i also think we need to expand our focus to future threats. now is the best time to leverage what we have learned about covid and begin research into new countermeasures and potential passages. we know the devastati

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reporter: the california health and human services secretary says things to vaccines, case rates ande less than last year. >> we still know if you are unvaccinated, you have five to six -- you are five to six times more likely to get infected. and a staggering 20 times more likely to die. >> we will be reaching out to the family to let them know if they are not feeling well or sick, we recommend they stay home. reporter: experts also suggest before the gathering, discussed vaccination status, ask for suggestions on how to keep the gathering safe. that may include covid testing. stephanie says it does not have to be awkward if it comes from the heart. >> i care from you -- i care for you. please respect my wishes for me and the others around. larry: doc, as always, thanks for the time. last year it was like a caution, beware, don't do it. here we are a year later and we have the vaccines, a lot of other medicine. is it a good idea to gather this thanksgiving? >> is a completely different thanksgiving from last year, so i am glad you are distinction them. we do have to show people thes

mark gally, the secretary of california's health and human services agency.u. you know, we have obviously seen that there are some parents who are excited. 37,000 appointments at that texas children's hospital, and then we know that there's the other end of the spectrum, those who are resistant or reluctant. i want you to speak to that middle section that's significant. those who are not opposed to it, but they're in no rush. they'll wait and see. what do you tell them about the urgency of getting their kids vaccin vaccinated. >> thanks for the question, and thanks for having me as the secretary of health and human services and a pediatrician. been in office with a number of families and parents about vaccines, and other treatments, and i think the first thing is to really do what ari's family did, the young boy in l.a., and they asked the questions, they went in and raised a number of the different concerns that they might have, maybe the newness of the vaccine, the adverse reactions and really share the information and the day that these are safe vaccines,

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gauley, secretary health and human service said about vaccinating the 5 to 11-year- old age reading range>> 9% of the states population is 5 to 11 years old. that means 9% more to that blanket of protection that has helped lead the nation in terms of vaccine rates. >> do you have any advice for parents as they prepare vaccinate their young one? >> i will vaccinate my 11-year- old as soon as we can. i will say three things why vaccinate children. yes the risk of severe disease is lower in children. it would be unwise to say that epd me logically. however, the delta surgeon areas of low vaccination, there were increased cases of children and increased hospitalization of children because we weren't protecting our children. any severe outcome you can prevent, even a low cause of death in children. if i had a vaccine to prevent a child never having a car accident and it safe i would say give the vaccine. that's the number one reason. the number two, reduce transmission to others. we living communities with older grandparents and adults. dr. barry is right, it protects others. third, we have th

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while the health and human services department will continue to monitor hospitalization rates during the holidays, a spokesperson says it would take an unexpected turn of events to bring the mask mandate back. >> we just feel we're at a place where we no longer need to mandate it through laws. our community knows what to do. >> reporter: in sausalito, melissa colorado. >> and marin county isn't the only one loosening mask restrictions. alameda and contra costa counties are allowing people to lose the masks in some settings. can you go without a mask in gyms. >> in contra costa county, 88% of people 12 and older are partially vaccinated the that means at least one dose. 84% are fully vaccinated. in alameda county, at least 89% have gotten one shot. and 84% are fully vaccinated. this as the positivity rate ticks upward. two and a half weeks ago we were at 2%. our reporting continues online. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on easing mask riles on the trending bar. >>> new fallout from a halloween costume at an east bay high school. today students left class and held a protest on the pitts

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i'm deply director for policy and planning from the san francisco human services agency. i'll note that agenda item four and agenda item five are closely related around the same source of funds so i don't know if you want to call and get with them together or separately. >> can you call item 5 as well with this item? >> yes. item 5 is a resolution authorizing the human services agency to apply for and accept a county child welfare agency allocation for an amount up to $147,000 from the california departments of housing and community development under the housing navigator program to help young adults secure and maintain housing. and members of the public who wish to speak on item number five can also call 415-655-0001 and meeting i.d. 24963166172 and then press pound twice and dial star 3 to line up to speak. mr. chair? >> thank you. ms. smith? >> thank you. as mentioned, the state of california departments of housing and community development recently issued two related funding opportunitis to help young adults in the child welfare system secure and maintain housing. the

the city was providing essential services as previous callers said, basic human rights to dignity and sanitation and clean water. but then the city closed the services. the need didn't go away. the people who need help still need help. it's up to the city to keep fulfilling that need. we can't say we don't have a funding source to provide for the needs of the people and city government is responsible. the need is there. you need to find the funding. it's ridiculous to me that certain hours in the city wave their hand when people still need this help and the lot still sits empty. i don't like taxpayer money going to security guards going to empty lots when help people and i reject the idea we need to provide services but not here and the city is failing them. thank you for your time. >> thank you for sharing your comments. could we have the next caller connected, please. >> this is peter warfield. i'm a resident of district 5 and live a few easily walkable blocks away. i certainly would like the city to honor its commitment. i never served any difficulty. it seemed very quiet and very

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department of health & human services maria: that the demand for goods. supply chain crisis causing major product shortages. how will they fear the season compared to last. joining me senior advisor and mastercard former sac ceo steve sadove. it is great to see you again, thank you very much for joining me. give us the retail climate this year. >> i think we have a very strong retail environment for the holiday season. the consumer as you said has money in their pockets, their shopping and the retailers are in the seller's position because there's a lack of inventory in the supply chain problem and discounts on blowers and margins are up on a broader base is if you look at third-quarter earnings. i'm looking at a mastercard forecast of a 7.5% growth in the holiday season, 10% in the thanksgiving week. a very strong black friday. it's a good season for retail. maria: what about the inflation component you have price hikes and a number of items from food to apparel and beyond certainly oil and gas 50% of your over year. is that going to cut into these plans

>> that is within the domain of the health and human services, senator. am not intimately familiar with the process once the child arrives in the shelter in care of hhs. >> you don't know what happens to the children once they're placed with the sponsor? >> it is our responsibility in the department of homeland security to transfer the unaccompanied child within 72 hours to the care and custody of health and human services. i know that hhs, of course, is responsible to place that child with a responsible family member or relative, and i don't know the details of the hhs process. >> so once you hand them off to dhs, you wash your hands of the -- of that burden? would it surprise you to know that just this last fiscal year, in the 38-day follow-up calls to sponsors of unaccompanied children, 18% of them did not answer the telephone, and there's been no subsequent follow-up on these children placed with sponsors, many of whom are not even related to these children, and, frankly, the biden administration doesn't know whether they're being forced into labor, b

i now recognize the distinguished chair of the subcommittee on civil rights and human services for theurpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you for leading this hearing today and the ranking member for joining us for this important topic. and thank you to our witnesses for for -- for providing their experience and expertise. in 1999 the centers for disease control and prevention identified vaccination as the greatest public health issues in the 20 century. it has eradicated highly infectious diseases around the world and vaccination as part of the program that has played a key role in preventing contagious deadly viral outbreaks. today children in oregon and every other u.s. state and territory required to be vaccinated against several different viruses such as polio before they attend school and notably no cases of polio have originated in the united states since 1979. this is important context for today's discussion. the rapid spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus continues to threaten the health and safety of americans and is now evident that the decision to get v

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well health and human service secretary xavier becerra oversees the program. it was formed under that 2010 affordable care act. former president barack obama when this year was california's attorney general. for americans are getting. >> health insurance coverage as a result of the affordable care act. and here covered california today. we have over 12 million americans. who have insurance, medical insurance because of the work done under the affordable care act. >> many private health insurers are no longer waving out of pocket costs for covid treatment and secretary. but sarah says the biden administration will continue to support vaccinations and testing the open enrollment period. ends january 31st. the supreme court will not hear a case involving transgender rights instead leaving in place a lower court decision against a catholic hospital that would not allow a transgender man to have a hysterectomy there. mursi said one medical center in sacramento county refused to allow the procedure to be performed at its facility, calling it, quote, elective sterili

department of health and human services pfizer and moderna employees all said to be jewish. it's the most ridiculous asfnine thing. have ever read, but yet they're still be this. there still will be people that will look at this and say, wow, maybe it's true. the beverly hills police department is investigating and is calling this a hate incident, something the mayor spoke about and hate crime would always be unacceptable. but just think about how particularly egregious it is during this time of year would and should be. >> the community coming together. rabbi chaim ends with the chabad of bel air came out to lend his support. and i had to stand with my brother going to say. we are stronger than that saying he doesn't understand how things like this can still happen. this is america. this is beverly hills. juwan on to you should be outraged. how can this happen? richard may says this incident will bring the community together at the end of the day, it's something that we have to live with. it's something that we have to deal with and something that brings the community toget

department of health and human services will invest $785 million in rescue plan funding.those funds will support community-based organizations that are continuing to build back -- and support tribal communities. it will also protect individuals with disabilities from infection and the ramifications of the pandemic. it will allow us to continue our mission to build a more diverse and sustainable workforce and health care including a new apprenticeship program to train and prepare workers for long-term careers in public health. today's announcement is a direct response to the task force recommendations and also builds on the historic investments over the past 10 months. equity includes full participation by each one of us and i want to extend my deep appreciation to the task force members. that includes 12 members appointed by the president and the contributions they have bay to their communities as well as the eight federal members designated to represent their agencies across the federal government. it takes an entire team to support a presidential task force so thank you

pressure on our hospitals from a number of other issues on top of covid the state's health and human services secretary doctor mark galli urging anyone who wants a booster shot at this point to get it now is the best time to consider getting that shot. and while you're there asking inquire about getting your flu shot. if you haven't already wednesday marks exactly 2 weeks since governor newsome received his booster shot the governor responding to speculation. he got sick from that shot. yeah, well, that's made up. i had absolutely no impact from the covid shot in the north. the original nor the booster. absolutely not. no fatigue. >> even though soreness state health officials say about 90% of adults in the state have received at least one dose of the covid-19 vaccine. now a week into making vaccines available for children, ages 5 to 11 years old. as of wednesday. more than 110,000 of them have gotten their first shot in california that just the beginning. with nearly 1.6 million shots here. >> in california available to young people. we're starting to see this pickup. and i'm really encourag