kathy kaiser hides her reaction.sn't want to make the man uncomfortable. >> hi there, are you guys full? we just found a man who's really freezing. he wet and soiled himself. he absolutely needs a shower and clean clothes. i can't leave him outside. he'll freeze. >> the winter months are especially dangerous for people who live on the streets. >> whenever i hear the word "cold," i immediately think of the coldest days of the month. when the cold is life-threatening. >> she and her colleague drive the berlin "cold bus" through the streets at night, offering help, a sleeping bag or a hot cup of tea to people in need. they're bringing this man to a shelter, so he needs a covid rapid-test first. there's a hotline where passers-by can call the "cold bus" when they see someone in need. but all too often, they're ignored. >> most people just have blinders on. so these people just fall through the cracks. >> though they've been doing this work for years, this man's plight still moves them deeply. [crying] >> it's good we wer

and here in california, kaiser permanente. mark the occasion by reinforcing the push for vaccinations. and this comes says the state is shifting towards dealing with covid as being in demick rather than a pandemic run for sleep to call shares a covid survivors plea for unvaccinated people to get their shots. >> yeah, was pastor. mark wallace says doorstep in april twenty-twenty for 28 days. he was hospitalized with covid-19. he was placed into a medically induced coma and required a ventilator. my son made this comment and said we thought we lost you and my first words off of the ventilator were i'm not done. pastor credits kaiser staff in fresno for saving his life. >> and although his recovery continues today during a virtual news conference, looking back on the he stresses that although they built up natural immunity from the virus through infection. >> he has received all of his covid-19 shots. >> and encourages others to do the same. it was a terrible, horrible process. i totally totally believe everybody ought to be vacc

pastor mark wallace received care in a fresno kaiser permanente. intensive care unit. >> his stay for covid-19. treatment after a positive infection lasted 28 days. he survived, but says if a vaccine would have been available before he fell ill in april, twenty-twenty. >> he would have received the shots. it nearly took my life. his long-term recovery continues today and he has since received all of his shots. >> during a virtual news conference, looking back on 2 years of life during the pandemic infectious disease specialist and the clinical lead for kaiser's coronavirus response. doctor stephen parodi says the virus will likely be around indefinitely. we already have some early indications that there may be a combined influenza and covid-19 vaccine. kaiser says more than 80% of its northern california members are fully vaccinated. adding that in the united states, nearly 1 million people have died from covid-19. if you get infected, you do get a limited amount of immunity to that particular variant for a limited period of time. we don't know exa

now kaiser had two homicidal dachshunds. i don't even know how they could kill that many animals. but they really did so that little tiny thing becomes an emblem of all that is wrong with germans, even their animals are evil and murderous. right, so in your way of proving your positionality on that patriotism that ex public exercise of patriotism. club it it doesn't it's no longer sauerkraut. you're having freedom cabbage. right americans love rebranding food in times of war it's not french fries. it's liberty fries. right so american having a stein that's what they're called, right? okay, there are public stein crashing gatherings where you show that you're making that you know making real your distance from your ancestors by just publicly crashing that now if you're german those steins mean a lot they stay within the family for generations. they represent your military background, right your prussian background your hessian background. so this public rejection of germanness is important and as with all things with this war

i'm house in fox flu in count alina kaiser's case. none of those causes could be identified, but the doctor knows that the predisposition runs in her family. her father also suffers from heart failure. how can he recognize heart failure? by the beginning and how to push american depos a own set of hot failure patients usually notice shortness of breath under exertion before her game con. the says that they could previously go up easily. now making short of bra who calmed her. in addition, there's a demon, so a lot to retention in the lower lagoon. i need to put st. max on patients. also notice an increase in thy waste measurement for vasa, that has to do with water being stored in the optima doesn't. i think those are the signs of hot failure, hudson's of incense, catalina kaiser, didn't initially interpret her symptoms that way, which is why her heart was already severely weakened when she was admitted to the hospital. how do you live with heart failure? oh forget up, we'll take your blood pressure right away. that's a horse with pat

we asked kaiser what happened.while no messages were lost as a result of this issue, we are sorry for the disruption and appreciate paul's patience as the problem was investigated and resolved. our favorite word. when you have trouble with a health insurance company you can complain to the state. here's the phone number right here, 888-466-2219. that is the department of managed healthcare which oversees health insurance. health insurance company, by the way, are required by law to respond when you call that number and open up a complaint. you can call us, too, though there is no law requiring insurance companies to respond us to. you can go to nbc bay area.com and click the response option from the main menu or pick up the phone. 888-996-tips. you guys know we love to talk about money. >> closure, would you say that was the word he liked? closure. >> resolve. >> resolution. >> problem solving, thank you so much. >> the russian invasion of ukraine has put a focus on refugees, rightfully so. we know of ellis island,

i'm house and fox flu encounter lena kaiser's case. none of those causes could be identified, but the doctor knows that the predisposition runs in her family. her father also suffers from heart failure. how can he recognize heart failure? by the beginning and how to push him back depos a own set of hot failure. patience usually notice shortness of breath under exertion before her game con. the says that they could previously go up easily. now making short of bra who calmed her. in addition, there's a demon i'd want to retention in the lower lagoon. i need to put st. max on patients also notice an increase in thy waste measurement for vasa, that has to do with water being stored in the optima doesn't i think those are the signs of hot failure. hudson's wasn't since catalina kaiser didn't initially interpret her symptoms that way, which is why her heart was already severely weakened when she was admitted to the hospital. how do you live with heart failure? oh, forget up, we'll take your blood pressure right away. that's a horse. patience

i'm house and talked to in catalina kaiser's case. none of those causes could be identified, but the doctor knows that the predisposition runs in her family. her father also suffers from heart failure. how can you recognize heart failure by the beginning and how to push him back deeper with the onset of heart failure. patience usually notice shortness of breath under exertion before her game caught the stairs that they could previously go up easily. now, making short of breath calmed her. in addition, there's a demon i'd want to retention in the lower lagoon. i need a pat sent. been marked some patients also notice an increase in their waste measurement. vasa, that has to do with water being stored in the optima doesn't include those of the signs of hot failure. hudson's of incidence. catalina kaiser didn't initially interpret her symptoms that way, which is why her heart was already severely weakened when she was admitted to the hospital. audi link with heart failure still get up and take your blood pressure right away. that's a whol

stuart kaiser joins us momentarily with his thoughts.nd we will do a deep dive into wheel and gas, as brent sits at almost $125 a barrel, texas intermediate above 120. michael tran will join us from rbc capital markets. and the latest on the white house response to russia, as the biden administration ways to go it alone or not, banning russian oil imports. dramatic moves in the markets, as the s&p sells off almost 2%. 4245. it is really risk off. investors going into havens, buying the dollar, buying treasuries this morning but that has leveled out. volume gold as well. the nasdaq down 2% as well. by buying tapered off and now selling a little bit, pushing the yield up to a seven handle. nymex crude is the headline today, yesterday, last week. we have seen these giant jumps on crude oil over concern of supply as russia invades ukraine, and now the war about to hit its two-week mark. new york at 120.37. something that caught my eye tied to all of this is the volatility we have seen on the other side of the atlantic ocean. when you compare

the office says a construction worker found the body inside a wall in the old henry j kaiser convention center in oakland is not clear how it got there nor how long it has been. there. the only thing investigators have said it is it has been there for a long time. so much so that is difficult to identify the body or even determine the 6. we have video showing a robbery in oakland. this is difficult to watch. this happened on saturday night in a parking lot on 28th street. you can see a woman. she was walking to her car. she opens the back and that's when a man wearing all black comes up from behind her and grabs her bag. there's a struggle the woman gets thrown to the ground and the thief takes off with the woman's bag. police say he got into a car that was waiting for him. investigators hope that somebod might be able to identify this man and helped lead to an arrest. >> new at 10 tonight, berkeley police have arrested 2 people they say are connected to a recent shooting on 7 streets. the shooting happened back on march 4th around 07:00pm. that's when police got reports of gunfire. off

and here in california, kaiser permanente.ccasion by reinforcing the push for vaccinations. and this comes as the state of california shifts towards an endemic stage. 4 sleep yougov covid survivors plea for unvaccinated people to get their shots. >> was that pastor mark wallace says doorstep in april twenty-twenty for 28 days. he was hospitalized with covid-19. he was placed into a medically induced coma and required a ventilator. my son made this comment and said we thought we lost you and my first words off of the ventilator were. >> i'm not done. pastor credits kaiser staff in fresno for saving his life. and although his recovery continues today during a virtual news conference, looking back on the he stresses that although they built up natural immunity from the virus through infection. >> he has received all of his covid-19 shots and encourages others to do the same. it was a terrible, horrible process. i >> totally, totally believe everybody ought to be vaccinated. infectious disease specialist and the clinical lead for

a mummified b found in the wall of the old kaiser convention center. the remains have been there long enough that the person's age and gender are unclear. the body was found by construction workers as they tore apart a wall. the kaiser center is under renovation and has been closed since 2005. the county coroner is on the scene. ama: business owners and neighbors in phoenicia are -- in benicia are reacting to the death of a convenience store owner. video shows someone running from the market. the owner was shot and killed around 10:00 last night. the victim is being remembered as a beloved family man and business owner who always had a kind word for his customers. >> he walked in the front door. he always greeted you. he was always good to meet with my family. the employees who were short on cash, he would say, just pay me later. ama: investigators are looking into whether this is related to other robberies along the interstate corridor. dan: a former bay area police officer killed while protecting a tv news crew is being honored for his sacrifice. he

according to analysis by the kaiser family foundation, the u.s. spent around 19% of its gdp on health care in 2020. whereas the next highest comparable country, united kingdom, devoted 13% of its gdp. the same analysis by the kaiser foundation found that health care spending per person in the u.s. was almost $12,000 in 2020. whereas the nearest comparable country, norway in this case, spent less than $7,000. we know that these inflated costs are driven in part by excessive prices for prescription drugs and other health services. not only does the united states underperform on access, but our peer nations also offer better outcomes, better quality care according to oecd data. our current health care system is broken and americans want us to fix it. the lesson learned from the aca and covid-19 pandemic is when we invest in expanding quality health care coverage, when we expect providers, insurance companies to perform and have outcomes of performance, we can save lives. that's why democrats are committed to ensuring all americans have affordable, hi

the same analysis by the kaiser foundation found healthcare spending per person in the u.s. whereas the comparable country spent less than $7,000. we know that these are driven by excessive prices of prescription drugs and underperform but also have better outcomes and better quality care. the lesson we learned is that's why democrats are committed to ensuring all americans have affordable high-quality coverage. as the witnesses will discuss there are approaches to expanding access and lots of good ideas about how to get there such as expanding the affordable care act, establishing a public option or transitioning to a single-payer medicare for all system. each of these options helps us achieve our shared goal of affordable high-quality coverage. to draw upon some of our own experiences as well in the district. we've taken a number of steps to improve coverage and proud of what we've done in california and proud of being involved in the state senate budget committee for health and human services as well as member of the policy committee. i'm proud of the success we've had. w

kaiser convention center, mummified as a preserve. the discovery was made by a construction crew as they tore apart that wall. the kaiser center is under renovation and has been closed since 2005. we have crews at the scene trying to get more information, whose body is it, why is it mummified and why it's hidden inside the wall at the convention center. we'll keep you posted throughout the night. >>> also tonight, new details about the 49ers fan who was punched at sofi stadium during the 49ers/rams playoff game. the l.a. county district attorney filed felony charges against the man accused of punching danielle luna, leaving him in a coma. luna owns misstura restaurant in the east bay. he was punched in the parking lot during the first quarter of that nfc championship game. here's the suspect. luna fell and hit his head. doctors put him in a medically induced coma to prevent internal bleeding. cifuentes is charged with battery. >>> some encouraging news now on danielle luna. he's out of that medically induced coma and on the road to re

kaiser wilhelmmann the second damascus 1898 is definitely a bet on islam as a battering ram on the way domination is attacked by islamism, as opposed to competitors and britain, russia, a bet on the pan-islamism of the ottoman empire, and not on its collapse. naturally, after the defeat of germany in the first world war, it was precisely the stake on collapse that was implemented. what happened to germany after the treaty of versailles is well known, the much less well-known serbian treaty had consequences for the ottoman empire that were not measurably more catastrophic than the sevsk peace treaty. signed on august 10, 1920, so the treaty of the ottoman empire lost 80% of its lands to england transcaucasia received jordan iraq and then egypt dan and cyprus france syria or ivan morocco and tunisia in the caucasus provided for the creation of independent states, armenia and kurdistan the ottoman empire ceased to exist. in order to forestall any possibility of an ottoman revival in one form or another, britain took the unprecedented step of legalizing jewish migration to palestine, suppo

we'll hear from the chairman of siemens energy, joe kaiser robots in berlin. and welcome to this d to be a business special financial sanctions isolating russia's backs. now it was perhaps the toughest sanction the west has levied against russia, around 70 percent of its banks and financial institutions have been cut off from swished the system used by banks to send money across borders. it's a move that's impact has reached well beyond russia itself. many banks in the united states, the european union, i'm united kingdom have given loans to russian firms who can now no longer service them. it's unclear exactly how much banks have learned to russian companies, but experts put the number in the 10s of billions of yours. then there is the potential for sovereign debts, default rushes central bank card access, it's assets abroad and is on course to miss payments to its creditors. now russia currently owes nearly $50000000000.00 to lenders in the west. payments are also due within the next 2 weeks, one for a $100000000.00 in interest. another one over $2000000000.

construction crews working to restore the old kaiser convention center in oakland or back on the jobrsday, one day after discovering a decaying body behind a wall and they were taking down the wall that he was discovered behind some dry walls flashing within the wall, so it's doing a demo. oakland police lieutenant frederick shaves tells us this is being classified as an unexplained death. the body is believed to be a man who had been stuck there for 3 to 5 years based on decomposition. the body was found in a space only 15 inches wide and 12 ft deep. police say their initial theory is that the man was in the ceiling of the auditorium that fell into the narrow space and died. based on scratch marks behind the drywall . they believe the body made its way down the 12 ft cavity over time. it's possible that the person could suffer from positional speciation and also because of the there are confines. it will be very hard to self rescue. the alameda county sheriff's office says the body appeared to be mummified. lieutenant ray kelly says they're working to identify the victim. we're hopi

we'll hear from the chairman of siemens energy, joe kaiser robots in berlin. and welcome to this d. to be a business special financial sanctions isolating russia's backs. now it was perhaps the toughest sanction the west has levied against russia, around 70 percent of its banks and financial institutions have been cut off from swished the system used by banks to send money across borders. it's a move that's impact has reached well beyond russia itself. many banks in the united states, the european union and the united kingdom have given loans to russian firms who can now no longer service them. it's unclear exactly how much banks have learned to russian companies, but experts put the number in the 10s of billions of yours. then there is the potential for sovereign debt, default rushes. so bank can't access. it's assets abroad and is on cost to miss re payments to its creditors. now russia currently owes nearly $50000000000.00 to lenders in the west payments or, or so jew within the next 2 weeks, one for a $100000000.00 in interest. another one have a $2000000000.00 among the countri

we'll hear from the chairman of siemens energy, joe kaiser. i'm robot in berlin, and welcome to this d to be a business special, financial sanctions isolating russia's backs. now it was perhaps the toughest sanction the west has levied against russia, around 70 percent of its banks and financial institutions have been cut off from swished the system used by banks to send money across borders. it's a move that impact has reached well beyond russia itself. many banks in the united states, the european union and the united kingdom have given loans to russian firms who can now no longer service them. it's unclear exactly how much banks have learned to russian companies, but experts put the number in the 10s of billions of yours. then there is the potential for sovereign debt default. russia's central bank card access. it's assets abroad and is on course to miss re payments to its creditors. now russia currently owes nearly $50000000000.00 to lenders in the west. payments are also due within the next 2 weeks, one for a $100000000.00 in interest. an

years since the world health organization declared covid-19 a pandemic today here in california, kaiser permanente marked the occasion by reinforcing the push for vaccinations. it comes as the state is moving toward an endemic stage with the virus during a virtual news conference today, kaiser's infectious disease specialist says the virus will likely be around indefinitely in the covid vaccines can add more protections. i would not be surprised >> if covid-19 vaccination becomes a part of either a near term or long term annual vaccination series. >> kaiser says more than 80% of its northern california members are fully vaccinated while in the united states. almost 1 million people have died from covid-19. >> moving past the pandemic, california's elected officials are figuring out the next steps needed to respond to covid. that includes ending some restrictions here in the bay area and finding ways to help those still dealing with the virus. >> first grant lotus joins us now from the newsroom with more grant ken and pam. a big change for san francisco. the city is lifting some of its m

we asked kaiser what happened. they told us, while no messages were lost as a result of this issue, we are sorry for the disruption and appreciate paul's patience as the problem was investigated and resolved. when you have trouble with a health insurance company, you can complain to the state. here is the number right here. it is 888-466-2219. when you speak up to the department of managed health care, it says health insurance companies are required by law to respond. you can go through us, too. there's no law requiring them to respond to us. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-966-tips. >>> happening today, berkeley's iconic restaurant chez panisse is reopening. it closed nearly two years ago due to the pandemic, and ever since has only provided takeout. covid distancing will still be in place if you head out, lowering capacity to about 25%. diners will have to show proof they are fully vaccinated. the restaurant is currently hiring. you would get some of the food.

we asked kaiser what happened. no messages were lost as a result of this issue, we are sorry for the disruption and appreciate paul's patience as the problem was investigated and resolved. when you have trouble with a health insurance company, you can complain to the state. here is the number right here. it is 888-466-2219. when you speak up to the department of managed health care, it says health insurance companies are required by law to respond. you can go through us, too. there's no law requiring them to respond to us. go to nbcbayarea.com and click the responds option from the main menu or call us, 888-966-tips. >>> follow-up this morning, san francisco police chief bill scott is responding after the acquittal of a police officer on first of its kind charges. jurors found the officer not guilty of three counts of excessive force in detaining a domestic violence suspect back in 2019. during the arrest he used his baton and the suspect suffered broken bones. this is the same case that caused the issue between ch

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let a new plan you like bin laden danielle as the wind ladon, a benefit concert for ukraine at the kaiser villa, ham memorial church in berlin. no sooner had sylvester of arrived in the german capital than he began campaigning on behalf of the people in his home country. ah, but in skin wasn't katasha, which ukrainian using it, even though it's ukrainian, is also european using don't they do? that's the thing scope or the for all it's unique madness. russian culture like ukrainian music, is also european culture, of course, thought. valentine, sylvester has not added his voice to the chorus, calling for a boycott of russian culture. a chorus that includes pen ukraine, a group that protects freedom of speech, and authors writes, oh, that the composer sees no sense and shunning russian writers and poets, such as boris posture, knock. oh, sip mondo stem. and anna ark, my tova, all of whom were victims of stolen is m as yes. yes. and then session, there's a tendency now to ostracize everything russian luca roscoe's, what russian culture has given the world so much all immune from music to pai

not the only chinese real estate developer sinking in debt. china fortune land development vanka, kaiser, she mo fantasia holdings. the list is long. investor worries are growing about china's property market. and economists warn, if ever gran goes down, it could take other companies with it and that could cause the chinese people to lose their faith in real estate as an investment product. until now, private investors have put up to 3 quarters of their savings and apartments and houses and that's responsible for around a 3rd of china's current g, d p. which is why economists say if the sector falters, it could some china into a recession. earlier i asked our type, a correspondence sometimes to whatever kinds debt problems mean for china's economy . john, i regret as the most indebted ruin their development in china with debt equivalent to more than $300000000000.00. as of june 2021. the fact is that hidden debt is upon in the chinese rule as that industry off balance sheet debts that were not previously disclosed to investors or credit rating companies, such as guarantees for wealth man

it's not the only chinese real estate developer sinking in debt. china for to lend development vanka kaiser, she mo fantasia holdings. the list is long, investor worries are growing about china's property market. and economist warn if ever green goes down, it could take other companies with it. and that could cause the chinese people to lose their faith in real estate as an investment product. until now, private investors have put up to 3 quarters of their savings and apartments and houses and that's responsible for around a 3rd of china's current g, d p. which is why economists say if the sector falters, it could in china, into a recession to the us. now wall street bonuses hit their highest level since 2006 last year the new york state comptroller says the average power for securities work as was just over a quarter of a $1000000.00 that represents a 20 percent leap from the previous year. and is above what have been forecast the comptroller. call it welcome news. let's get more this from our wall street correspondent ends quarter. yeah. ends wire. the bonus is particularly big for 2021.

. >> today, and kaiser hospital in redwood city, we're told that the blue lights will be on to think healthcare and front-line workers. >>> the latest data from the cdc shows that just 2% of the u.s. population now live in a county with a high covid-19 community level. that is roughly 7 million people. almost 73% of the population now live in a county considered to have a low community level. the other 21% live in counties with a medium community level. >>> happening today, san francisco is no longer requiring you to show proof of vaccination to get into bars, restaurants, and gyms. >> we have more. the mayor says cases are declining and that is great news. >> cases are dropping and we are seeing vaccination rates continue to rise which is bringing a strong line of defense against the virus. individual businesses may choose to be more restrictive than the city's guidelines. on wednesday, mayor breed made the announcement during her state of the city address. sheet detail that proof of vaccination or negative test will no longer be required to enter inside businesses were foods and dr

c o. jo, kaiser. speaking to steven, busy and you can find an extended version of that interview on our website to do it all. com slash business. and that's all from this data. we have business special looking at the financial impact of the war and ukraine from or do you check us out on youtube? data with data we use youtube channel is where you can find us to next time. ah, ah, with who o e go africa. polluted over fish and full of plastic, the ivory coast embry in scientists, energy and enthusiasm. villagers are now taking matters into their own hands. with the help of reforestation and recycling projects, they are trying to say they're looking eco africa in 30 minutes, the w o p a loop loop with interest, the global economy, our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. if this is wes good instead with the w business beyond ah ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, russia escalades its attacks in western ukraine. au

how did kaiser fire bill gross?e always had a question as panelist and my question was about the fiscal deficit and expanding. i thought i would be cute and bring a rubber band into the studio and fire it at the viewers when i talked about an expanding fiscal deficit. i did that and it was a good shot. i missed easier. -- i missed his ear. he smiled and went on but clearly was very miffed. at the end his producer fired me. tom: please that i have talked about this before. the parlor game of that guessing. you've been opinion onto on this. sometimes -- you have been eight a pinata on this. is there value to the modern fed watching? bill: i think there still is. debating whether it is a quarter or 50 basis points may not be of too much value. if you can analyze the longer-term moves in terms of 12, 24, 36 months, that is the critical judgment and becomes very difficult politically and otherwise. i still thinks in central banks control the market you want to try to guess what jay powell and others are thinking in terms

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contractors found the body the kaiser center, a century old building. >> mystery right now surroundingconvention center near lake merritt in oakland after a mummified body appearing to be male was found by a construction crew doing renovation work wednesday. that according to two different law enforcement agencies. >> i think it's pretty insane. >> i was just kind of shocked, mummified remains startled me. >> the alameda county sheriffs office tells us mummified remains in this case basically preserved wehe body w it was found.investigators willt identifying the body found here, with dna, dental records, and say there is a hope that the hands of that body preserved enough to be hydrated and fingerprints can be taken. >> whoever that is, i hope their spirit is in a good place. >> it is unclear which wall the body was found in but this convention center across from laney college and lake merrick was billed as the oakland municipal auditorium, and has a long history of popular events. the former head librarian actually graduated high school in the building. >> james brown performed there,

stephen parody is the clinical lead for kaiser permanente's coronavirus response. he says we need to continue the drumbeat for people to get vaccinated and for those who have received their shots to stay up to date new developments now, and it's not good news if you're a giants or an a's fan major league baseball just canceled games through april 13th because of the ongoing lockout the league in the players association have once again failed to reach a new collective bargaining agreement. they were negotiating well until last night. came back today. the international draft seems to be the lone issue holding everything's up. so everything up so the baseball's commissioner pulled the plug on two more regular season series. they had previously canceled march 31st as opening day in the first two series of the season when they missed a prior deadline now the earliest opening day could take place is april 14th. it's complicated corporation saying by to russia, but why are some so much slower than others gas guzzlers rising gas prices and the effects you'll soon be feelin

moving onto a heartwarming story about a miracle baby to beat the odds at kaiser permanente.valentina, she is six months old, but she was born 23 weeks old. the hospital celebrated her progress virtually with her parents and the stafford looked after her. >> she was feisty from the beginning. she was crying when we got her to the resuscitation bed and we did have to intubate her, we put a breathing tube in. she really fought from the beginning. dion: not only were her parents fighting for their daughter's life, her father got covid just after her birth. now their daughter is almost 11 pounds and thriving. san francisco was not the only bay area city with a st. patrick's day parade today. ♪ dion: isle without a passport in dublin. dublin, california. highlights from the celebration that brought the community together. taking a live look outside, sunny skies, a little cloud cover. we could see showers. spencer christian has the timing ahead. >> big game tonight, the wires and the milwaukee bucks up next, we will preview they came from chase center as the warriors looked to exte

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