kaiser will assist family and friends here to honor his memory. his dad says this was his favorite spot. >> we did a candlelight individual tell you this is here. we used to come over here and ride our bicycle. >> reporter: his grandfather ralph jackson wondering how this little boy got separated from the watchful lines of day camp counsellors. >> how does a 7-year-old wander off from an 18 staff place. they have 18 people out there watching those kids. they might have had too many kids. >> reporter: his dad saying he's glad the mayor visited and satisfied the program director is on leave while the city and police investigate what went >> thank you. he's not the type of kid to wander off. >> reporter: the zpaur son also concerned their 9-year-old niece had to notify them kaiser was missing. >> we got a call from a 9-year-old saying that kaiser was missing before the counsellors called us. >> reporter: and especially upsetting the news they were not able to see kaiser when they visited the morgue told he was not recognizable. >> worst thing you can

kaiser's mom dropped him off tuesday at the from. families say none of the counselors told them kaiser went missing. . >> >>> we got a call from a 9-year-old saying kaiser was missing before the counselors called it. the director a supervisor, assistant supervisor, twa counselor and 8 time. police and staff searched for four hours eventually pulling the boy's body from the water, kaiser's family going back to the beach spelling his name with candles their hearts broken. >> when you take kid and put them in the care of a camp or anything they have to be responsible. someone has to be responsible for this. >> now the police investigation into this child's death continues the community center has reopened but today it is monday. live this morning in south boston, victoria warrens # 7news "today in la." >> moira he'ller said despite recent critisism her ban on so-called copy cat assault weapons has reduced the sales of the guns here in massachusetts. according to globe healy said there's been a significant drop in sales of the weapons si

grief is unimaginable for family and friends, shaken to the core over the tragic death of 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester. it was a the young boy's body was pulled from the waters off carson beach early tuesday night. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly leaving the democratic national convention in philadelphia to reason to the city after learning what happened. >> my heart goes out to the family and i need to be here in the city of boston to support whoever needs to be supported. i can't imagine the sadness, the going in their hearts. >> police say the boy wandered off the summer camp run by the boston center for youth and families. beyond that investigators say they don't know much. >> we have investigated the here and now and trying to find out the last hours, what happened to the child. >> the path house remained closed through the day where earlier camp staff gathered to meet with grief counselors. parents like colleen burns who spent a lot of time at the beach here with her own kids are heart broken and anxious for dangerous. it's dangerous for people even if they know how to swi

year-old kaiser willis. chantee lans begins our coverage. >> reporter: i spoke with the parents, the grandparents, the aunts, and the cousins, and at this hour they just want the same thing they wanted yesterday as they do today, some answers. >> i don't understand why they wasn't watching him at that >> the pain no mother should ever have to endure. kaiser willis found dead five hours after disappearing from a boston run day camp. >> this question is unanswered. and i need the questions answered as soon as possible. >> reporter: kaiser's family waits outside the medical examiner's office nearly 24 hours after he was recovered. we don't know nothing. they don't know nothing. >> my grand baby don't deserve to die like that. who is watching a 7-year-old baby? you're kidding me. >> it wasn't a counselor. it was a 9-year-old cousin who called first. she's like kaiser is missing. >> what do you mean he's missing? >> how do you not watch kids >> caser's older brother heard him just before he disappeared. >> his br

permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

especially the staff -- little kaiser was found 15 yards from the shoreline. detectives returned to the beach to try to piece together what happened. >>> boston mayor marty walsh says by the end of the week, the city will review all of the so called drop-in day programs and camps. >> reporter: we spoke with mayo following his meeting with kaiser willis' family. he didn't discuss the investigation but offered condolences and support. and the big headline this afternoon, the director of the curly community center has been placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation. city leaders are trying to account for the 30-minute time period in which he was he was at one of the drop-in day programs which differs from the camps. yesterday there were 56 children enrolled in the program. there were 25 hired counselors, there were eight lifeguards on hand as well as a director, a supervisor, and an assistant supervisor. i asked the mayor to discuss the family's claims that you heard in them, ask what kaiser's brother >> they claimed it was the cousin

four hours later, divers located kaiser's body, 15 yards from >> it's an active investigation. we have investigators here now and just trying to find out, you know, the last hours what happened to the child. >> it's heart breaking. >> reporter: outside the l street bathhouse, flowers are left in memory of kaiser. meanwhile parents like colleen burns, who comes to carson beach with her son all summer, is devastated by the loss of a young life and wonders how something like this could have happened. >> i know everybody who works there and everybody's great. it's of responsibility for kids to watch young kids around the water. >> so investigators are waiting for autopsy results. they're also busy talking to witnesses. people who were around here yesterday afternoon, in case anybody saw anything in connection with kaiser's disappearance. one of the problems police are having here, there are no security cameras along dade boulevard here, so as they try to piece this together, they have to talk to people and really can't look at any surveillance video in connection tonight, steve coo

mail was fall. >> moments after lee called us we called kaiser.ld give back the money. >> within two days i had an answer. >> kaiser gave lee this cashier's check for $2,161. that included the $1,961 for the waterfall and the $200 he previously charged her for weeding. lee says she will take her time looking for another contractor. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, harry. >> kaiser declined to comment on camera and did send us a written comment but that was three weeks ago. never pay the full amount until the job is done. customary to pay it up front to be pair for the contract ore. >> if you have a consumer complaint send it to nbc 10 response. head to nbc10.com or call 610-667-respond. >> in less than 20 minutes from now exactly, 16 envelope minutes, i should say, the july 4th concert kicks off on the parkway. >> who is counting. >>> a live look at the parkway. nbc 10's tim furlong will take us backstage as the performers prepare to wow the crowds. that's coming up next. >> and that concert is going to start dry and i'm going to kee

and crews with boats and helicopters searched for him and sadly little kaiser willi willis's body was found in the water about five hours later. mayor's office says they are inging to piece together a better timeline of what happened. and 25 counselor and eight lifeguards were watching 56 kids at the time. >> it's that no family ever has to go through this type of loss. this is tough day. it was a tough day yesterday. and you know, just horrible day. our review has begun independent of what the police are doing with their investigation and assessment of all camps and free drop in centers will be completed this week. >> now the center will reopen for adults tomorrow for children on monday and in the recounsellers -- grief counselors on hand for anyone that may need them. kimberly bookman, 7 news. >> understandably the heartbroken family trying to make sense of the tragedy. steve cooper continuing team 7 coverage. >> it's heartbreaking. >> grief is unimaginable for family and friends. shaken to the core over the tragic death of 7-year-old kaiser willis of door chest erin frantic four ho

coming up, you'll see lots of kaiser nurses picketing. haveued eeninstd osann >>> beaches and seaside on the monterrey coast this past week have turned green. instead of sand and surf, beachgoers are finding tons of seaweed, tons of it. one beach there is called sand city. now it's more like salad city. funny enough, experts had this particular kind of seaweed is edible. maybe you can get sushi. the seaweed is expected to wash away but it could take a week or more. >> that is really a lot out there. that's kind of gross though because when you're out there you're walking in it there's flies all over it. kind of duoesn't smell -- >> probably squishy to your feet. temperatures are going up. >> it will be a great beach weekend weatherwise because inland areas really be heating up. you will be looking for a place to go cool off. a live look outside now for san jose. it is mostly clear and a nice start, too, this wednesday morning. we will continue on with mostly clear skies here but clouds near the coast will be clearing out as we go through

>> reporter: that's right, boston police tell us earlier in the day kaiser will his been here in the water on carson beach. a camp counsellor was with him holding him up as he kicked his feet trying to learn how to swim. >> this was just unfortunate tragic accident. >> reporter: three days after the death of 7-year-old kaiser willis, boston police announced the dorchester boy had died of an accidental drowning tuesday at the city run day camp at south boston's curly community center. >> fortunately that particular day one of the counsellors was trying to teach him to swim. >> reporter: commissioner bill evans outlined the timeline that afternoon. at 2:15 counsellors cleared all kids from the water to get ready for pickup. the bathout but for around 2:30 his brother noticed he wasn't. there by 2:49 the director called 9-1-1. >> the lifeguards had locked arms and were scanning the beach from one fence to the other. >> reporter: the quincy harbor master later located kaiser's body. >> we don't know how he got back into the wraur and that's the mystery here. >> reporter: asked if staff n

us. >> reporter: and especially upsetting the news they were not able to see kaiser when they visited the morgue. told he was not recognizable. >> the worst thing you can tell a family is that you lost your baby. now you tell me i can't see the babyful i don't care what condition he's in we surrounded by family and friends, this father and son embrace consoling each other over the loss of their son and grandson kaiser. the family is coping but obviously devastated. awaiting the internal review now being done. live in south boston tonight, i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> john. stay with fox 25 on air and on-line at fox25boston.com for any new information on this heartbreaking case. >>> a mashpee after an hour's long standoff between a suspect and police. fox 25's robert goldston there was as it wrapped up and he has details on how it all began. >> reporter: the scene was intense along route 28 in mashpee. police were checking on a 41-year-old man at audiovisual solutions. they say he was clearly distraught when they arrived and quickly learned he was armed with high powered rifles. d

kaiser's >> vicki: nurses were hitting the pick lines. as you say that they're not incurred staffing even though rising costs the kaiser deceives the claims it has hired 3000 nurses since agreeing on a contract the bay area protests are planned and oakland san francisco said clara and vallejo. >> grant: says she will open the hospital with no idea of what had happened. when a deputy stanford dean told her they believe should and sexually assaulted. turner was convicted of rape sentence the six months in jail three years probation. will be released in september now here's a look at some of the other top stories. >> reporter: and berkeley all the will police agencies rep the manhunt for someone supposedly walking along the pedestrian bridge with a gun. witnesses called in if a man walking in a state park. if the helicopter lift overhead but did not find a man with a gunner anything by it is the park at 6:00 they finally cleared up a police presence and the traffic started flowing again confronted road and university. >> reporter: the father

year-old kaiser willis. chantee lans begins our coverage. >> reporter: i spoke with the parents, the grandparents, the aunts, and the cousins, and at this hour they just want the same thing they wanted yesterday as they do today, some answers. >> i don't understand why they wasn't watching him at that >> the pain no mother should ever have to endure. kaiser willis found dead five hours after disappearing from a boston run day camp. >> this question is unanswered. and i need the questions answered as soon as possible. >> reporter: kaiser's family waits outside the medical examiner's office nearly 24 hours after he was recovered.

tonight kaiser is urging their employees to take safety precautions. security at kaiser's ha lay hoe call center has been beefed up after an employee says she was nearly abducted during her morning break yesterday. >> it's scary. >> reporter: this woman is friends with the victim who tells nbc bay area two men in a green minivan tried to lure her into her car. >> one of the guys opened the van and started running after her. >> reporter: the victim ran through the bushes to escape but managed to get into the building safely. in a written account she said, thank god i got away, but it was very scary. >> anger. it also frustrates me. >> reporter: mitzi sanchez knows all too well how serious it could have been. she was kidnapped from the streets of vallejo another 8 years old but survived. while uncon nexted, 15-year-old pearl pin son and 57-year-old elvira babb remain missing. >> it saddens me we share something so heart-wrenching. >> reporter: sanchez wants everyone to be aware of what's taking place. she hopes the two men in the green min i have van don

carol: kaiser permanente designs and automated hospital of the future. ♪ david: welcome back.ol: you can find us on radio channel 119. one fm in washington dc and a.m. 960 in the bay area. david: wal-mart discovers it is not that easy to bring back thousands of manufacturing jobs the u.s. former u.s. head of operations at walmart came out and said they feel what's good for the u.s. economy is good for walmart. we are all just sort of climbing out of the recession at this point. they were going to spend $250 billion more over the next 10 years on goods that were made in america. carol: that's a lot. about halfl-mart has a trillion dollars in sales. over 10 years, 250 billion dollars. it is a lot of money and no other company has come out and done something like this. they said the reason they were doing it is that they felt like they wanted a strong u.s. economy. they wanted job creation in the u.s. that was good for the business. it also is good pr for them. they are making a big push. retailer --were the go back how many years, everything was made in america. shannon: the gre

carol: kaiser permanente designed an automatic hospital of the future. ♪ carol: you can also find usn radio on sirius xm 119, on a.m. 1130 in new york, a.m. 1200 and boston, 90 9.1 fm in washington, d.c. and a.m. 960 in the bay area. david: walmart discovers is not that easy to bring back thousands of manufacturing jobs to the u.s.. >> former u.s. head of operations at walmart came out and said they feel what is good for the u.s. economy is good for walmart. we are all just climbing out of the recession at this point. and that they were going to spend $250 billion more over the next 10 years on goods that were made in america. about 1/2 of $1 trillion in sales every year. over 10 years, $260 billion. no other company has come out and done something like this. they felt like they wanted a strong u.s. economy, they want a job growth and job creation in the u.s. i was good for their business. .t is also good er for them -- pr for them. blamed for been helping -- there is wto and nafta and everything they have done. walmart was really famous in the 1990's and early 2000's for pushing com

boston mayor marty walsh just addressing the madia about the tragic death of the 7-year-old kaiser willis in south boston yesterday. >> the antibiotic's body was found in the water. adam williams joins us now at breaking news desk with all the details. >> yeah, police say they're speaking to camp counselors and exmily to try to figure out 7-year-old kaiser willis of dorchester juan wandered off from a sump camp just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. it was a four-hour frantic search before rescue crews located the boy's body in the waters off carson beach early yesterday evening. boston mayor marty walsh abruptly left the democratic national convention in philadelphia to come back to the city after learning about what had happened. walsh met with the child's they are devastated. >> this is a tough day. it was a tough day yesterday. >> just a horrible day. very difficult to put in words. >> the mayor also said the director of the curly community center where the tragedy happened is now on paid administrative leave while officials investigate. in our newsroom at the breaking news desk. i'm a

juli: we have a timeline of the tragic events leading up to the death of kaiser willis. it was at 2:15 p.m. tuesday that counselors and lifeguards began clearing campers from the beach, to change. he was seen in his nello -- in his neon yellow swimsuit headed to the bathhouse. it was at 2:30 p.m. that his brother realize his clothes were in the bathhouse, but kaiser was nowhere to be seen. they ran back into the water and began the search, then notifying police, the coast guard, and other agencies. commissioner evans said they believed it was sometime between 2:15 p.m. that kaiser, described as a week swimmer, went back into the water. >> a young child. the whole city is grieving that we lost such a young child. juli: from interviews with campers and camp leaders, they were able to determine that no about possible safety failures. but today, mayor marty walsh released immediate changes that will occur at more than 30 summer programs for children. those include headcount procedures, front desk halfing, child to staff ratio, bookend procedures, and i will explain more abou

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permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

david: kaiser permanente has a plan to become the most innovative health care organization in the u.s>> we are interested in figuring out how to use technology to prepare for health care 10 years down the road or even further. they have this huge, huge warehouse where they are exploring this. >> they have used this to create . template hospital they built these hospital rooms with cardboard and people could rearrange the layout however they wanted. when they got a little more they try to build the hospital room and put in furniture and build a mock hallway and asked 1000 stakeholders to come in -- they even had the janitors come into test whether the cards could fit in and out of the doors. money by having this template hospital in place and what's everybody signed off on it, they went ahead and build these hospitals cut and paste. technology --out this is about kaiser permanente improving the bottom line, saving costs down the road. we talk about health care costs and how they keep going up. it has to be all about cost control. >> absolutely. is looking ahead to the population aging.

. >> kaiser's family including kaiser was attending a city run program at the community center inside the bath house. reported missing 2:45 p.m. tuesday afternoon. a frantic search land and sea ends with a grim discovery. >> i need questions answered. >> reporter: mayor moving swiftly putting the city's director on paid leave. no one home when we stopped by hern's house. >> my home and expectation as mayor is that no family ever has to go through this type of loss. this is a tough day. >> reporter: mayor ordered sa full review of the city's programs. >> when you take kids and put them in the care of a camp, they have to be responsible. somebody has to be responsible. >> reporter: mayor says community center will reopen monday. boston police waiting for autopsy results. their investigation ongoing. live in south boston, steve cooper 7 news. >>> police investigating a shooting in lynn. three people shot an forrest and bullston streets. victims transported to local hospitals. conditions unclear at this time. >>> police investigating a deadly driver in dellingham 495 north earlier today a

kaiser was seen exiting the water but sometimes between men beach. >> that particular day, one of the counselors was trying to teach him to swim from what i understand. he was a week slimmer, one of the counselors was holding him up that day. >> an hourly headcount procedure, front desk staffing to ensure no child leaves the building without an adult, smaller child staff adults at the beginning and end of every line, life preserver's, and more than 30 security cameras have been added. >> we will try to turn this into positive safety for other people. >> and sectional services will be visiting all boston camps and day programs over the next month to make sure these new changes are being enforced as well as an cell phones. maria: police searching for an intruder accused of attacking an elderly woman inside her home. police did this person broke in and sexually assaulted the victim. mary is live with the story. mary: police call this crime alarming and warn the public could be at risk. panic or worry. mary: police telling residents to keep their guard up and doors and windows locked. >>

another kidnapping story, a kaiser employee says she was targeted by two men. she was out walking on monday morning when two nen a green mini van tried to lure here into their vehicle. she knows all too well how serious that situation could have been. she was kidnaps on the streets of vallejo when she was just 8 years old, but she escaped. >> it saddens me, you share something to heart wrenching. >> they have had three kidnappings in the past year. a 15-year-old who has still not been seen. >>> berkeley police believe a man that reportedly had a rifle near the marina yesterday is still on the loot. shortly after noon, police got a call about a man on a pedestrian overclosing who was apparently carrying a rifle. officers shut down roads nearby while they conducted their search. >> an entirely different kind of search, when it comes to pokemon go, some things are hard to believe. but tonight is the first ever pokemon crawl. >> they are playing a crawl through the streets of san francisco. it starts tonight. if you go to the event's facebook page, some 8,000 peopl

witnesses reported seeing kaiser leave the beach for called 9-1-1. >> the lifeguards had locked arms and were scanning the beach from one fence to the other. >> reporter: the quincy harbor master later located kaiser's body. >> we don't know how he got back into the water and that's mystery here. >> reporter: asked if staff notified police soon enough evans answered zbles they were doing everything possible that we would have done before we got there. >> reporter: ahead of a peace walk marty walsh noticed -- announced changes. >> we wanted to make sure something like this never happens. >> reporter: changes include live preservers for all kids, 34 security cameras new head count procedures and an employee assigned to managing children's arrival and dismissal and new child staff ratios. >> for the rest of my mayor and not long after i will be thinking about kaiser willis. >> reporter: and the mayor tell us us that on monday boston city leaders will kerley community center and will go over these new changes and procedures with both staff then later with parents so they're comfortable t

permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

. >>> nurses will picture this afternoon at seven kaiser permanente hospital in california. the california nurses association says that kaiser has not increased staffing levels as directed by a 2014 contract. the hospital says otherwise starting at 2 p.m., nurses are set to picket at 4 locations here in the bay area. santa clara, oakland, san francisco, and vallejo. but all hospitals are expected to operate as normal today. >>> today prosecutors are expected to wrap up their case in a criminal trial against san francisco-based pg&e. an fbi agent testified yesterday that the utility increased pressure in some gas pipeline beyond the max. those pipelines include the ones that caused the 10 -- the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. prosecutors accuse of the company of poor recordkeeping and obstruction of justice. >>> we are hearing from the parents of the cal student killed in last week's bastille day attack in nice, france. 20-year-old man was in nice for a study program abroad and planned to major in environmental sciences. his parents went to france to find him but they fou

permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

moments after she called us, we called kaiser.ould give back the money. >> within two days i had an answer. >> reporter: he gave her this cash year's check for $2,1, including the $1961 for the waterfall and the $200 he previously charged her for weeding. she says, she'll take her time looking for another contractor. >> thank you, thank you, thank you thank you, harry. very much. >> reporter: harry hairston, nbc10 responds. >> kaiser declined to comment on camera but promised to send a written comment within 24 hours. that was three weeks ago. we still have not received it. to protect yourself, do not pay the full amount until the job is done. >> if you have something else for nbc10 responds, head to the nbc10 website, nbc10.com/nbc10responds, or pick up the phone and call 610-668-7377. >>> now to our decision 2016 coverage. donald trump's campaign is not commenting, at least not yet, when it comes to his latest tweet about hillary clinton. >> the presumptive republican nominee for president tweeted this message on saturday. it at

a kaiser employee says she was targeted by two men. hospital's call center employee claims that she was out walking on monday morning when two men in a green minivan tried to lure her into their vehicle. one of the men allege lid started running after the woman but she was able to get away. sanchez knows all too well how serious the situation could have become. she was kidnapped from the streets of vallejo when he was 8 years old but escaped. >> it just saddens me. we share something so -- so hearts wrenching. >> vallejo has had three kidnappings in just the last year. is a-year-old pearl pen son and 57-year-old elvira babb remain missing. >>> feeding off fears the union city woman who didn't want to be identified says someone called her claiming to have her daughter and they would kill her if she told anyone and didn't pay up. in the meantime the woman's daughter received a call claiming her mother was kidnapped. the mother asked the co-workers to call police while she tried to wire money to mexico. before she could complete the trans

. >>> kaiser has not hired additional nurses as promised as part of a contract agreement. kaiser says it already hired 3,000 new nurses of the agreement wanted to affect two years ago. here in the bay area there will be tickets in oakland santa clara and play how. since today's action is not a strike all the hospital should remain open as normal. >>> the countdown is on for huge pokimon go crawl tonight in san francisco. we just checked the facebook account for the 8300 people say they are going. it starts at dolores park and runs from 6:00 tonight to 1:00 thursday morning. this is going across the country and allows players to capture the pokimon characters by venturing outdoors. san francisco police will be out in force as well to make sure people are safe. if you're playing the game take your face up from the phone occasionally. >>> the target of death threats in 20 minutes of the violent tweet center to san francisco's acting police chief and the actions being taken today. >>> nba fans have a new platform to watch pregame shows . the details on the new deal with twitte

. >> nurses at seven kaiser permanente hospitals across the state will picket. the california nurses association claims that short staffing and inadequate training lead to eroding standards of care. the company has not hired enough staff as promised in the 2014 contract. they will picket at hospitals in oakland, san francisco, santa clara and vallejo at 2:00 p.m. kaiser permanente is the largest hospital chain in our state. >> this is the of the to for it a fire burning near clear lake breaking out in a lake front community. five homes were evacuated. cal fire say it burned 60 acres and 50% contained. >> relief in the hollywood hills after crews knocked down the brushfire that was close to high end luxury homes. fire started along highway 101 and not far from the hollywood reservoir. it caused a big traffic mess and power was knocked owe. 200 firefighters from 30 fire companies tackled the fire and kept it contained to 18 acres. this is no word on a cause. >> the heat is not even here and that is coming this welcome and spilling interest next weekend. it will co

kaiser -- >> i'm not kaiser. >> not kaiser. >> i'm morris. >> to say about someone's wife why didn't she say anything which has a lot of overtones, what's wlo why say that? >> it is mr. trump's per ogtive. >> each has that -- >> morris -- >> he has insult -- >> i. >> you asked me a question. let me finish. trump has the ability to respond -- >> right, but it's -- >> morris. >> not these distractions. >> morris, doesn't it feed into the clinton campaign talking points about how trump can be baited by twitter or trump can be baited by personal insult. you have someone taking on a woman who lost her son serving the american military? he did take her on. that's what he said. >> he's not taking on a woman. he was part of a much longer interview. you know that. i'm sure you have seen the transskitran transcri transcript. >> these are personal insults by the democrats. they are using these parents to go after donald trump. it is the democrats who made the country less safe. it is trump who will prevent more families being ripped apart such as they have. >> i'll give you the last word on tha

kaiser says it has increased nursing levels nationwide.ts hospitals are expected to operate as normal today >>> garry marshall gave us the fonz and squiggy and lots of laughs. >> he died at age 81. cbs reporter hena daniels shows us the creative projects he brought to life in his "happy days." >> reporter: by 1979, garry marshall had three of the top five shows on tv including happy days, la verne and shirley, starring his sister penny and mork and mindy. the show made robin williams a star. he wrote and directed some 1,000 sitcoms. he moved to movies directing 18 films including hits like pretty woman, beaches, and overboard. on "cbs this morning," he talked about how tv has changed over the year. >> on happy days you couldn't even say the word virgin. >> no. we said she was as pure as snow but she drifted. which sometimes when you have -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> reporter: for those who knew him, garry marshall was the consummate storyteller, who was best at making people laugh. after the news of his death last night, stars took to so

and there were ten to be many reasons why kaiser got so much attention.ne is the fact that there is what's called a closed system. it's both the insurer and the medical provider at the same time. that means if somebody calls to get an appointment, there's a centralized record about how long they had to wait. the other point is that the moneyal health commissions at kiser are unionized. they went on strike over the issues. there's a lot of attention. made me wonder why other insurers weren't getting the same attention. >> because of those things. you know, other insurers, they don't work that way. they have -- they contract with thousands of self-employed, solo practicianers who all answer their own phones. it's difficult to get reliablegate how many people somebody had to call. how long they had to wait, and how many people just give up. >> you eliminated some of the problems in your report. you mentioned poor reimbursement rates are a major reason for difficulty finding care. were there any other reasons not mentioned in the story? >> yeah. i mean, you k

as for kaiser the company says it has increased nursing levels nationwide. hospitals are expected to have normal operations. >>> government requests for on line user data is at an all- time high according to google. in the second half of last year, requests for data related to user searches spike to more than 40,000. google's latest transparency report says about 12,000 of those requests came from the u.s. that's nearly double the number of requests from germany which google reports is the second biggest source of data requests. >>> if you want a bit of celebrity status on twitter, now is your chance. anyone can now apply to become a verified user on the site. twitter just created an online application process for accounts to receive the verified status. verified users have blue badge icons by their names. it's mostly used by celebrities to show their account is authentic. >>> stress is an unfortunate part of life and a new survey shows where you should and shouldn't live if you hope to avoid stress. detroit tops the list for the most stressed city followed

earlier today nurses from kaiser permanente hospitals were picketing across the bay area. the picketing happened earlier this afternoon. nurses say the hospital system isn't increasing staff members as promised. despite rising costs for patients and increased memberships. nurses from kaiser hospitals located in oakland, san francisco, santa clara, and vallejo all participated in the picket. all hospitals were opened and were providing regular service. in tonight's kron4's follow up file. the parents of the toddler boy killed in an alligator attack last month in orlando.say they won't sue disney. >> vicki:matt and melissa graves released a statement earlier this morning saying: they are focused on the future health of their family and will not be pursuing a lawsuit against disney. the graves' say they are establishing a foundation in memory of their two-year-old son, lane. he drowned after being dragged underwater by a gator outside disney's grand floridian resort. in tonight's news-check. if a murder 31 start august. be in the dow of two of us all to an end in may. a major

permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

permanente increases for the actives amount to 5 percentage the kaiser permanente medicaid advantage increases 8 percent for the sustainability fund with the premium increase for medicare is 8.76 percent the blue shield for active uses and others retirees are 3.79 percent we've funded blue shield the employer takes the risk up to a certain dollar amount we pay the pharmacy and the other costs we continue to work with blue shield with significant success to keep the costs down adding the best doctors and sustainability fee bring the blue shield to 4.682 percentage with the retiree there over 16 percent working with blue shield and the proposed lowered to 10.2 the actuary recommended to accept the proposal and expand the ppo that was offered the first time and the medicare decreasing the rate increase by 11 percent our self-funded ppo administrative code by the a.k.a. would have increased by 48 plus percentage for actives and early retirees and the health service board used the rate stabilization to reduce those from 12 mrs. percentage the ppo ac was calculated at the 29 percentage wit

the union says kaiser has not increased staffing levels as spelled out in a contract.oday. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, >>> good morning. bart now back on time from some earlier troubles we had on the tracks between hayward and fremont. no delays. everything is clear. all of mass transit is on time. traffic out of marin county south 101 out of san rafael busy seeing some slow speeds there. word of an accident in the waldo grade with a motorcycle involved. once you hit the golden gate bridge no trudges there. traffic is clearly -- no troubles there on the golden gate bridge. traffic is clear. your commute got busier near san pablo dam road. accident blocking at least one lane. slowed westbound eastshore freeway towards the bay bridge where the metering lights are on with a backup to the maze. slow past the coliseum. >> i saw the bank of low clouds and fog surrounding the rim of the bay seeping into our inland areas but check this out. for the first time this week coit tower under mostly sunny skies at this hour at 8:28 a.m. hey,

they say nobody from the camp contacted them immediately once they realized kaiser was missing. in fact, the family says the first call they received about that was from nine-year-old >> sara: sky fox over the scene yesterday afternoon and audiovisual solutions clearly distraught and learned he was armed with high power rifles and thousands of rounds of ammunition. during the initial standoff at least one shot was fired. after hours of talking to him he agreed to surrender. police brought him to hospital for >> sara: tomorrow the school built to replace in sandy hook will open in connecticut. 20 children and six teachers died four years ago. new building was built by a massachusetts company. mildford based construction managed the 50 million-dollar project and also built schools in dedham, needham and cambridge. >> gene: new at 8:00, volunteers raised more than $50,000 to help a local pet abandon by its owner. about maverick the last week. german shepherd shoed off part of own foot to escape from a leash and dog left alone for middleborough home for weeks and needed $5,000 worth

they claim that kaiser has not hired extra staff as promised as part of the agreement. hired 1000 new nurses since the agreement took effect two years ago. in the bay area there will be pick kids in oakland, san francisco, santa clara and alejo. the action is not a strike so all hospitals should be open as normal. >>> the suspect accused of stabbing a man in a movie theater last month has been charged with murder in the killing of a homeless man 2 days earlier, they arrested the 20-year-old the night of the theater attack where he stabbed 21-year-old adam lucero several times, he is recovering from his injuries. they also say he was responsible for deadly stabbing 2 days earlier and the 32-year- old died after he was stabbed more than 50 times as he slept on the sidewalk right in front of the summit county public health office. they linked him to both killings through forensic evidence and the theft of two chef knives from mec store. >>> san jose police want to help solving killings dating back to 2013, they are releasing surveillance video from vietnamese cafis in last

take vo cesar --el personal de enfermeria de kaiser permanente, mantiene una cerrada disputa contractualanifestaran esporadicamente afuera de cuatro hospitales del area. --a pesar de no llegar a un acuerdo, indicaron que no tienen pensado entrar en huelga. --los enfermeros aseguran que la oferta laboral no cumple con las expectativas de los altos costos en el area de la bahia. take vo blanca --la comunidad "lgbt" podria mejorar sus servicios sociales y de salud, --luego que la junta de supervisores de san francisco aprobara por unanimidad una medida.. --que permite recopilar informacion sobre la orientacion sexual. --con esto, se pretende conocer el numero de integrantes de esta comunidad y asi, mejorar los programas y servicios de salud para ellos. --en el noticiero de las 6, andres brender nos traera un completo reportaje. cesar ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia... blanca ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... gabriela.. take gabriela live gabriela live take vo / blanca ---las autoridades de oakland continan aprobando medidas a favor del control de rentas, ahora

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