commentary on the rate proposal by kaiser. the rate cards and then closing with recommendation for board consideration. just as a introduction on page 3, these plans in this material were first introduced 2018 for retirees outside california where kaiser is available and also a number of retirees who would from these plan. called multiregion offered in washington state, northwest oregon and southwest washington and hawaii. on page 4 you see a recommendation summary to approve the rates that i will present. the total premium represented by these plans for the medicare retirees as well as early retirees is $1.5 million projected for 2023. you see the total cover members in members for early retires and dependent and medicare retirees and dependents and see favorable rate actions proposed by kaiser. couple zeros, no change in rates. couple decreases actually. and then increases in washington for early retirees and a small increase for the norkt northwest for med kale. page 5 you see the rate actions propose d are slight decreases

a poll by the kaiser family foundation finds in the past five years, more than half of u.s. adults have gone into debt because of medical or dental bills. nearly one in five say they don't expect to ever pay it off. >> it comes down to prices. care just costs so much more in the united states than almost anywhere else in the world. >> reporter: health policy researcher dr. aaron carroll krnd. >> there are just very few people that can pay out of pocket for medical expenses. and even with insurance, unfortunately, it can be too much of a burden for average americans, and certainly lots of americans. >> reporter: a burden cindy powers carries daily. what's it like for you? >> guilt. shame. >> reporter: shame? >> yeah. >> reporter: shame for being sick? >> yeah. because it cost us so much money. and so much heartache. >> reporter: but you couldn't control that. >> no. but the guilt and shame is still there. >> reporter: emotional and financial pain endured by too many. in greeley, colorado, anna werner, cbs news. >> o'donnell: well, our partners at kaiser health news have come

mr. kaiser. the issue of climate change has taken a bit of a back seat here. the d 7 in light of the war and ukraine being such a sensual topic. what do you have to say about that? i mean, particularly the, the putting war against the ukraine demonstrates clearly that we are so dependent on fossil fuel imports. that the issue of energy, serenity and climate change are so much intertwined. so m, we are, we hope that today at the climate day or the g 7 will make a clear statement that they want to face out of coal and combustion engine by 2030 and also give her burning or fossil gas and end by 2035 or so we're having this energy and the security issue right now in a short term or the g 7 must not lock in gas infrastructure. ellen g infrastructure for a long time from known because that would accelerate climate crisis. they're having to move away from russian fossil fuels is a challenge for g 7 countries, but it could also be an opportunity to move more towards renewables. do you think the g 7 countries are ready to take that step as a sickness or quite varying t

estadounidenses estÁ en contra de la penalizaciÓn del aborto, una encuesta realizada por la fundaciÓn kaiser a mujeres que van a otros estados en los que no residen para poderpracticarse un aborto. nuevas pruebas muestra que algunos bebÉs nacidos de madres que tuve covid—19 pueden presentar retrasa su desarrollo, segÚn estudios de la red "llama" hay un aumento de menores con retrasos en el Área de caminar, hablar y socializar, la limitada exposiciÓn el mundo exterior son factores clave de este retraso. hablando de menores de edad, el gobierno federal tiene un plan de distribuciÓn de vacunas contra el coronavirus para los menores de cinco aÑos y tan pronto como la prÓxima semana puede comenzar la vacunaciÓn masiva, o que un porcentaje significativo de padres no estÁ seguro de vacunar a sus hijos. reportera: la casa blanca esbozÓ las primeras estafas de su plan para distribuir las vacunas a los menores de cinco aÑos. se trata de un grupo que aÚn no habÍa sido legible para las inyecciones. " sabemos que los niÑos vacunados mayores de cinco aÑos tiene muchas menos posibilidades de sufrir complic

you're me, mr. kaiser. the issue of climate change has taken a bit of a back seat here that the 7 in light of the war and ukraine being such a central topic. what do you have to say about that? i mean, particularly the, the putting war against the ukraine demonstrates clearly that we are so dependent on fossil fuel imports that the issue of energy, serenity and climate change are so much intertwined. so we, we hope that to day at the climate day, the g 7 will make a clear statement that they want to faith out of coal and the combustion engine by 2030 and also give the burning of fossil gas an end by 2035 or so we're having this energy security issue right now. in the short term, the g 7 must not look in gas infrastructure l n g infrastructure for a long time from known because that would accelerate the climate crisis. the having to move away from russian fossil fuels is a challenge for g 7 countries, but it could also be an opportunity to move more towards renewables. do you think the g 7 countries are read

kaiser opened this is the first time having care essentials. they opened may 17 and couple days later they had their grand opening and chair gee was here to help with the ribbon cutting. kaiser is locate d on the 2nd street side of the property and again we are very excited. this is the first time they having this clinic so that is great. move to the next slide vanga and typhoon kitchen. both restaurants in the home stretch. got signage up. vanga empanadas will open they are done with construction just waiting for final sign off-so around the corner and the thai food restaurants is longer then that but not much hoping early july. tenant improvement progress. ism two -american bar and grill. the walls are up. charley's is the cheescake and we've done all the landlord work so they are mobilizing to do the tenant build out. all the restaurants we spoke about are on the (inaudible) and so upcoming we'll have things opening or making progress on the natoma side and that is all i have and appreciate the opportunity to speak. >> rich, thank you very m

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i want to ask them if people are really going to be lining up, there's a recent poll from kaiser said one in five parents are planning on getting this for their children we've seen in the age group 5 to 11. fewer than 30% have now been vaccinated. what do you say about the messaging? and what would you tell parents who say look, my kids already had it. we already got through it. i don't think it's a big deal anymore. how do you give them advice and do you push them to get this vaccine at this point? yes so i would highly encourage parents to get it right now, even though the going seems to be stable in the community, and the reason is simple. we can't really predict what's going to come in the fall and in the winter, and the last thing you would want is for the virus evolve into being more efficient and causing disease and kids. you wanna have them protected right now, and i think that's really what it's all about the barriers historically seen higher rates of uptake. compared to the rest of the country even double when you look at the kids 5 to 11, so i'm confident that i'll be airy

quadrille mazurkas, raising dance music to the symphonic heights of the block tales of the vienna woods kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle, one of the highest awards in germany on june 9, 1958 the americans from ili to the water, the world's first nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles , it was named george washington in honor of the first elected president of the united states, they were in such a hurry to overtake the soviet union that they took an ordinary submarine of the skidzhik series and crashed a 40-meter section with 16 launch silos into the middle, the boat developed a speed of up to 24 knots, dived up to 180 m and could launch missiles from a depth of 20 m in the ussr then, there were only diesel electric submarines with ballistic missiles, but after 2 years soviet nuclear submarine fleet. he received his missile carrier on june 19, 2013 in the united states, a loud scandal erupted in a twelve-minute video interview made by edward snowden former employee of the cia and the national security agency. snowden handed over 200,000 classified documents to j

somebody must have done a lot of work and kaiser of oregon and southwest washington to get ready stto receive someone like me. so i think they were pretty ready already. and then from my own years of advocacy it was like second nature for me to advocate for myself. to call ahead and say i'm transgender. i want to work with my nurse who is accomplished and has worked with a lot of transgender and are excited ke to work with me and take all the time youneed to find out who that person is . and then come back when you know who it is. that kind of approach i just took over and over. and if something happened i didn't like i'd say here's why i didn't like it. here's what i expect moving forward, can you do that? if you can't can you find someone who can and given the canadian politeness/passive aggressive that's sort of how i did both. so it's both strongly saying here's what i expect from you. i know you can do it and someone's putting in a chat shout out to erin at kaiser for getting them ready. i found everyone i could possibly find who did work at d kaiser to be like if this was you, t

kaiser plans to receive shipments over the next week.vs will offer the shot to some kids as young as 18 months old. no time line on that yet. this has been a long time coming for so many parents who have been waiting to protect their young children. the cdc is recommending parents to talk to their child's doctor or local pharmacist to learn more about the benefits the pfizer vaccine will be administered to children under 5 in three doses over roughly three months. the moderna vaccine will have the same two-dose schedule for all children. amanda? >> justin, thank you. >>> there are a lot more questions that parents are asking this morning about potentially getting their kids vaccinated. >> joining us live now is dr. douglas bal st er, pediatrician at kaiser permanente redwood center. >> good morning. >> do parents have to be worried about side effects? >> there are side effects with all vaccines but our children are doing really well with the covid vaccine, especially the ages we've already done, ages 5 to 17. expect them to have the norm

i'm sure multiple people at kaiser, and if this was you, and thank you, because it doesn't happen by accident. and then i would say even more broadly, largely speaking, i mean, now like i'm spoken at the american society of reproductive medicine and on their podcast and acog and american c of before obstetrics and gynecology and they care about the data and science and it's clear, it's perfectly healthy for trans people to give birth. that's-- they want to know how do we show up in support of this. so, surprisingly, i think, things were okay for me. >> one of the things that strike me in the book that connect to that is that i think you've done a lot of community building. was a lot of the work that you did in the nonprofit sector, it was something that you powerfulfully did in putting together the world of friends whom you describe, and who were also amazing people. the ones there that day when you got up on the stage and proposed, and i felt reading it when you described your medical providers, and you didn't go into huge detail about finding them, i thought it took a lot of focus

now, at kaiser hospital, she was doctor liu points mystery patient. >> one of the mystery physiciansng saw her and said, it is just not right, and from their our team was called. >> doctor lapointe has board certification in medical toxicology, a rare thing in an er. as it happened, his expertise would prove critical. >> as a toxicologist, i was a little bit more in the detective role. >> so what was causing brigida 's hair to fall out, not to mention the severe pain, vision loss and weakness? >> doctors, when they first saw her said oh, it could be lupus? >> she had this chronic kind of withering, slow course. so auto immune stuff was on the list. cancer does not make you lose your hair, it's the therapy that makes you lose your hair. >> doctor lapointe knew he had to solve this mystery fast. brigida was fading. the clock was ticking. >> when i saw her and i knew that she was dying, she was in a lot of pain. she was in excruciating pain. and i remember being in the hospital room and i was like, i want to be close to my sister. so she put herself through an insane amount of pain just

kaiser opened this is the first time having care essentials.d may 17 and couple days later they had their grand opening and chair gee was here to help with the ribbon cutting. kaiser is locate d on the 2nd street side of the property and again we are very excited. this is the first time they having this clinic so that is great. move to the next slide vanga and typhoon kitchen. both restaurants in the home stretch. got signage up. vanga empanadas will open they are done with construction just waiting for final sign off-so around the corner and the thai food restaurants is longer then that but not much hoping early july. tenant improvement progress. ism two -american bar and grill. the walls are up. charley's is the cheescake and we've done all the landlord work so they are mobilizing to do the tenant build out. all the restaurants we spoke about are on the (inaudible) and so upcoming we'll have things opening or making progress on the natoma side and that is all i have and appreciate the opportunity to speak. >> rich, thank you very much and i a

your think of some of the auto kaiser because i had already you're somebody else. well, you'll get your praise or deny. yet let me recorded out the tag, quad daneen, all our lea, a yoke or myself i saw it said to able to lead, but say, do i go to tommy more? yep. okay, good. took a look at doing capco, paranoid up of in tiny little demo. lucy, i'm diesel. jerry, can you know how the data is in all m u m m? already see it paramita quarter. it was assaulted and idea. it appointed zia or simply to maintain on a lot of media employer. she alluded according to the committee called the current immortal montague, at dba to some, a quite a bit of sort of equal said there's a to medicaid in this class. he will call me or if he's going to know after bali, dia, according to colorado booth. dow butcher walters belong to pick if was it got to you or no, no thought, no it up, you disco? so the task would i, tater lane on the party way. it showed us all of that incredibly close, pecan pal to reset it, but i'll creep with eddy walked away, so i don't bother to aspire to to our doo

tom: it was stuart kaiser on bloomberg radio. jonathan: great to catch up, buddy. there is the potential for a stop start from his federal reserve if they have to pause in september, ultimately, we settle down. tom: mr. kaiser said core versus topline inflation. the core is six issue right now which is way too high. what if it gets to 4? jonathan: june 10 is when we get that read of cpi. there are only four estimates and so far. still and eight handle and morgan stanley has a pretty punchy estimate step we will get into that in a moment and futures are positive by 8/of 1%10. from new york city this morning, good morning. this is bloomberg. ritika: keeping up-to-date with news from around the world. treasury secretary janet yellen says she got it wrong last year on laois and. she made the announcement in an interview with cnn. she predicted lester that elevated in asian would not pose a continuing problem and now she says she did not understand the circumstances. the fed is about to employ higher interest rates. it's 8.9 trillion balance sheets, they don't know how

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have protested to nature's capital against the referendum, unconstitutional changes cold by prison. kaiser critic says i, it has been extending his power of ram after dissolving parliament in march and sacking dozens of judges earlier this month. the re coast guard has rescued. 108 migrants from a sail boat and eugene see the sailboat was found router las and leaking, the migrants told authorities that 4 people are still missing. mold, overhead held a pride martian. supportive l g b t writes, it took place under heavy police protection because of threats of violence. moldova is a socially conservative society that has come under growing influence of the orthodox church. survey show muslim opens have a negative view of the l g b t. community residents living in the villages in the south, west of germany's capital berlin have been told to evacuate their homes before us. fire has been burning there since friday, caused by an intense heat wave and strong winds. a military helicopter was called in support. the fire fighters, the culture and media ministers of the group of 7 largest economies in

kaiser y moderna tabla que tienen 10a parte de la que reciben los adultos y necesita tres infeccionesas tenemos una cantidad de personas que pueden venir pero no podemos tener con los niños estamos así y como hacer esa cita habilitado en esta dirección del condado información en pantalla >> puesto más información en los is de vacunación y farmacias que tendrán dos nuestro sitio web casi la mitad de los niños vienen de familias que no pueden solventar los gastos para vivir y un tipo de ayuda así lo dice un reporte de la universidad estatal de san josé bien nuestra toxina urbana cuentan parecer el problema empeorará >> el reporte después de la pandemia mientras las compañías del valle están progresando is los que no tiene nada quequedan con aún menos para la menor de 18 años puede llegar a recoger una comida >> estamos en bloques la solapa también a la comunidad que tenga niños de 18 años menos está complejo >> el doctor de la universidad estatal de del 20 22 titulado este muestra el número o la fecha entre los ricos y los más pobres aumenta con descenso significativo en ingresos para p

and someone putting in a chat shout aired getting them ready for their multiple people at kaiser but account and when i could possibly find who did work for her to save thank you. happen by accident. on what the podcasts and doing some work with the american something something obstetric 's and gynecology. didn't quite a bit of work with the medical community because they just care about the data and the science for the data and the science of very clear they want to know how do we show up in support of that. things are okay for me. when the things that connects that you done a lot of community building something you did we put together for the world of friends that you describe. the ones that were there that day when you've got up on the stage and proposed. it took a lot of focus and energy and determination and skill not only on your side but on your side and un- intimidated by it. he reported he go from here. some of it was unconscious the stenographer of the that does the ultrasound thing, she used the wrong down for me i had just been having those kinds of corrective conversatio

kaiser wilhelm awarded strauss with the order of the red eagle of one of the highest awards in germanyune 9, 1958 , the americans launched the world's first nuclear submarine with ballistic missiles , it was named george washington in honor of the first elected president of the united states, they were in such a hurry to overtake the soviet union that they took a conventional submarine of the skif zhek series and into the middle they cut a 40-meter section with six launch silos, the boat developed a speed of up to 24 knots, dived up to 180 m and could launch missiles from a depth of 20 m in the ussr then, there were only diesel electric submarines with ballistic missiles, but after 2 years the soviet nuclear submarine fleet received its k-19 missile carrier. on june 9, 2013, a high-profile scandal erupted in the united states in a twelve-minute video interview made by edward snowden former cia and national security agency employee. snowden handed over 200,000 classified documents to journalists from the guardian and the washington post. they revealed the facts of total surveillance by

. >>> asÍ es, arantxa, una encuesta de la fundaciÓn kaiser, 4 de cada 10 padres van a esperar para vacunars sin temor de terminar contagiados. ahora que comienza las vacaciones de verano para los niÑos. >>> gracias por la informaciÓn. buenas noches. hablando de vacaciones, si usted tiene planificado salir de viaje vÍa aÉrea. tiene que tomar en consideraciÓn varias cosas, ante la falta de pilotos, tripulaciÓn controladores aÉreos y mal tiempo. mÁs de 3.000 vuelos cancelados y otros retrasados. sin embargo, usted tiene derechos con la aerolÍnea. >>> si la aerolÍnea cancela su vuelo, tienen obligaciÓn de reservarles otro vuelo. y tienen derecho de recibir un reembolso, aunque el boleto no sea reÉmbolo sable. >>> antes de salir de viaje revise con su aerolÍnea para revisar que no hubo cambios para evitar demoras observe el primer vuelo del dÍa. >>> en materia econÓmica, podrÍa suspender los impuestos federales a la gasolina para aliviar la inflaciÓn. podrÍa tomar una decisiÓn el fin del fin de semana. ahorrarÍa 18 centavos por galÓn de combustible. necesita ser aprobada por el congreso. >>> es

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kaiser expects to begin receiving vaccine shipments in the next week. vaccines to kids as young as 5 months old. this is a long time coming for parents waiting to protect their young children. the cdc is recommending parents to talk to your kids, doctor or local pharmacist to learn more about the benefits. the pfizer vaccine will be administered to children under 5 in three doses and roughly three months, the moderna vaccine will have the same two-dose schedule for all children. am amanda? >> thanks. >>> taking a live look at capitol hill where the house select committee investigating the january 6th capitol insurrection will hold its fourth hearing this morning. committee aides say today's hearing will focus on efforts by former president trump and his allies to pressure officials at the state level to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. you can watch today's hearing live on kpix 5 and "cbs news bay area," the cbs news special report starts at 10:00 a.m. >>> developing now, a new report shows officers waited nearly an hour before st

someone must h have done a lot f work at kaiser, oregon and southwest washington to get them ready to receive someone like me. so they were pretty ready already and from my own years of advocacy it was like second nature for me to advocate for myself and call ahead and say i am transgender and want to work with a certified nurse or midwife that is accomplished and has worked with people before and is excited to work with me and take all the time you need to figure out who that person is and then call me back when you it is.o that kind of approach i just took over and over. if something happened i didn't like i would say here's what happened and i didn't like it and here's what i expect moving forward. can you do that and if you can't can you find me someone who can and using the canadian politeness and passive aggressiveness, that's sort of how i did both so it's both strongly saying here's what i expect from you. do it and can someone, a shout out to getting them ready i'm sure there were multiple people but i found everyone i r could possibly find who did work at kaiser but feel lik

in 2019 according to the kaiser family foundation.t from the cdc found that black women are three times more likely than white women to die from a pregnancy related cause. >> it will be felt acutely in the black community, in other communities of color. and for people who have the least access to health care. >> in mississippi black people make up 38% of the population. but made up nearly three quarters of legal abortions in the state in 2019. according to the kaiser family foundation. >> abortion is not illegal across the u.s. it is going to be returned the state. >> and republican senator joey filling game insists this has nothing do with race and everything to do with state's rights. >> it would impact black and brown women. >> and would save black and brown children. >> my biggest concern is that women are going to secure abortions but they won't be safe. >> ferd believes that abortion access is about saving lives. >> minority women are going to die. and minority women are going to go to jail. because we're going to find ways to m

. >> kaiser is eyeing a big office complex in the south bay to flip into a medical center in san josealmost 200,000 square feet on technology drive. kaiser is not giving any details but planning documents show they do not plan to change the original footprint of the building, so it would likely be used for medical offices and not a hospital. san francisco bay's partners, a real estate firm, owns that building. >> there is a renewed push for people to attend professional fireworks displays for the july 4 holiday. >> that is if the event has not been canceled. the issue some professional shows are dealing with this year. >> the actual everyday things you are going through while dealing with 20,000 people. >> draymond green's life not perfect. a rare look at the softer side of the warrior's offensive powerhouse, a one-on-one interview coming up and he talks inare you looking to renovatelks aboyour kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden f

a panel signs off on both kaiser and moderna shots or children. >> is a situation that has kept some on edge. he says he and his wife want to get there kids vaccine as soon as possible and now they are breathing a sigh of relief because they could get their shots before july >> it does make a difference. so -- we need the vaccines. >> people who have children under 5 are very concerned that there are kids who are not vaccinated yet. >> she was registered for the pediatric trials. in the bay area the children were enrolled in the clinical trials and she says those who got the shot showed significant increases in covid antibodies. >> we presented to the fda yesterday and today and it is very effective in children of all ages. some parents are still skeptical and others worry that this could affect vaccine mandates for the youngest children. >> our children are healthy and i don't see any need for it to be honest >> letting them be vaccinated, more power to them but i do not think that the government should be -- but dr. maldonado says she understands why some parents might be worried t

>> as parents may know, kaiser has been available for some time now -- pfizer has been available for some time now for the five to 11-year-olds and the 11 to 17-year-olds. for those two age groups modernity had not been available, the fda one more time to look at data around heart inflammation. it gives a relatively higher dose of all age groups, they looked at the data, the same time they're looking at the under five data. they have found at least in the trials no risk of heart inflammation for kids age five to 17 years old. kristen: for this age group would you give the same advice you give to a adult? -- adults? you said to get the one you can get. is the of advice the same? >> is the same, they're pretty much the same we like to compare and contrast. they will probably give your body the same signal overall. the biggest difference is the under five age group we have two shots versus three. most people think that some point those under five-year-olds will need a booster. kristen: unlike previous vaccine rollout this is being distributed differently. counties are not doing mass vac

at kaiser part, but the festival outgrew that locations.s of that. we spoke with matt hale, hernandez, one of the hot air balloon pilots he's been flying for about 5 years and he tells us what it's like flying really high in the air. >> it's almost like a movie. you can imagine it being aimost like a drone shot. so if you're doing some contour flying, which is flying above the vineyards, cruising around, you know, she was just like a drought. and then when you climb up layup by it's nothing like any experience you're moving with the wind. so you're not feeling any of the surroundings. it's just traveling along everything just looks like a move in on us. and no, not all. except right now >> now hernandez was not able to fly today. he is still here offering some tether, the rides people were still able to have a one-on-one with him and other pilots and understand what it's like to watch there's still a few people here and this bunch is still waiting to ride in one of these pulling back its baskets while it is tied to the ground. now, stephani

at kaiser permanente in oakland. good morning, doctor. this morning.utomatically think of, unfortunately, is the number of people and that includes children who get out or get access to fireworks, often illegal fireworks. and then something bad happens. obviously if you're a parent, you want to keep your children away. from fireworks because you've seen this right? absolutely. unfortunately we hear tragic stories each year of children being injured, coming, only maimed or even killed youtube illegal fireworks. so we want you to enjoy and celebrate the holiday. go and see some of the great professional displays around the area. please do not, um, illegal fireworks which could be so dangerous. to our children and adult. and also not to mention that it's fire steven and the wrong part going in the wrong direction to seed a wildfire. so for all those reasons, refrain from using these illegal fireworks. all right, well, let's get to the pool because that's something that i think applies to almost everyone during the hot weather . they want to get out there

for the pbs newshour and kaiser health news on the illinois wisconsin border, i'm sarah varney. judy: historic news this evening from the nato meeting in spain: turkey has removed its opposition to sweden and finland joining the security alliance. the scandinavian nations sought membership after russia's invasion of ukraine, and a deal has now been struck. our nick schifrin is in madrid for the summit, which starts in earnest tomorrow, and he joins me now. nick, hello! tell us what led to turkey changing its mind. >> weeks of back-channel diplomacy with nato and the u.s. playing key roles. but even up until a few hours ago, senior officials here did not know whether it would go through. it went through and there was a signing ceremony just a few hours ago in madrid. nato, turkey, finland, and sweden, a trilateral agreement, really in which sweden and finland really gave into some of president erdogan's priorities: the agreement states finland and sweden unambiguously condemn all terrorist organisations perpetrating attacks against turkiye and names the organizations that turkey

they named kaiser permanente specifically in a statement.kaiser says, they've been bargaining with the union and rejected that claim saying in part will also continue to scale up our collaborative care programs that have proven to effectively treat patients with anxiety and depression diagnoses. quote the woman suspected of killing a championship cyclist from san francisco has been captured by federal agents in costa rica authorities had been searching for 34 year old caitlin armstrong for 43 days. they finally found her at a hostel. she's wanted in the killing of mariah wilson in austin, texas. wilson was in austin preparing for a race authorities. say she had a brief relationship with armstrong's boyfriend at the killing may have been motivated by jealousy federal agents. say armstrong traveled from newark, new jersey to cost. using a fake passport. she'll be deported back to the us where she will then face murder charges in, texas. pleasant histor ic day born in as the 116th member of the us supreme court as the court wrapped up a divisiv

she is also editor at large in "kaiser health news." so good to have you. with these monkeypox cases on the rise, are we doing enough to combat this disease? >> norah, we haven't moved nearly fast much we have known about monkeypox cases in the united states since may, and we should have ramped up education and access to testing a few weeks ago. once we saw that monkeypox was spreading here in the u.s., we should have deployed vaccines from our strategic national stockpile more quickly and broadly, not just for close contacts but for others known to be at high risk for monkeypox. >> o'donnell: so on that point, who is considered high risk? >> currently monkeypox is spreading among men who have sex with men, including gay men and bisexual men, as well as trans women. but it's important toned that but it's important to understand that monkeypox is not just sexually transmitted and it doesn't just affect gay men. it can also be transmitted through direct contact with lesions on the skin, mouth or private parts, as well as through respiratory droplets or sprays

. >>> in response to the recent mass shooting, kaiser permanente is taking action. new center for gun violence research and education. the goal is to find innovative ways to prevent gun violence. the company says it will test firearms screening tools and go through counseling and interventions. no word yet on when the new center is expected to open. teachers in ohio consumed that they could be soon able to carry firearms. the republican backed measure aims to undo the 2021 state supreme court ruling that set under current law arm school workers would need hundreds of hours of training first. this legislation requires up to 24 hours of initial training. and up to eight hours of requalification training annually. the house and senate both approved it yesterday. >>> today americans coco goff made a statement on and off the court. after the 18-year-old won her semi final match of the french open. she stopped at the tv camera. this time she wrote peace and gun violence. before signing it with a heart and her name. coco goff will play for her first grand slam title saturd

a little bit of protection against severe disease against complications of covid survey from the kaiser family foundation says nationwide about 20% of parents say they plan to have their young children vaccinated for covid as soon as possible about 40% of parents across the country say they plan to wait and see. for parents like kate williams and immunologist virologist who brought her kids in for their vaccine. today she says she felt no reservations. just relief. the science behind the development of vaccines. husband in research for a very long time. of course, here in the bay area. vaccine uptake is much higher than the state and national average. the pediatricians at east bay pediatrics say they do plan to have some weekend drop in vaccine clinics for their patients. to accommodate the expected high demand here. claudine and andre back to you, okay, it should be a busy couple of weeks. alright thank you. ali for the public safety chief in texas called the police response to the quality school shooting. an abject failure. at a state senate hearing this morning, the texas department

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martin kaiser, executive director of greenpeace. here in germany, thank you very much for joining us here on alger xerox. that when the g 7 gather, they do deal with all the issues of the world. they don't actually that 9 leaders there. actually you have to e leaders here as well as the 7 key countries that don't actually get to talk about them all. but certainly they're advisors and what known as the sherpas deal with all those issues and then distill it into a communique worth also noting that this summer ends the g 7. but then that many of these leaders go on to madrid for a 2nd summit. and that one's gonna be even more focused on ukraine. and that's the nato summit of madrid. thank you very much. every is up to speed. our diplomatic editor james barry's lab rest having that summit, frankie more on those strikes in cave now and several explosions have happened. shook the center of the city in li, early hours. officials say one person was killed and 5 injured rescue is are trying to reach survivors who are believed to be stuck ins

. >> reporter: a recent kaiser family foundation survey found only 18% of parents with kids under 5 are eager to get them vaccinated. >> i think they're too young it hasn't been enough tests ran. >> i don't think there's any harm in waiting a little bit and seeing what kind of impacts there might be other kids. >> reporter: another mom saying her kids, the oldest vaccinated and the unvaccinated ones, all got covid this winter. >> it's not super urgent. >> reporter: still, a cdc advisory committee says among kids 1 to 4, covid is the fifth leading cause of death. >> i'm considering encouraging families getting vaccinated as soon as possible we're in a summer season, people are traveling, not wearing masks, not taking precautions. for a lot of parents it will give them peace of mind that this will protect their children. >>> turning to the world of competitive swimming, the international swimming federation has new policies that restricts transgender women from competing in women's events and they go into effect today. nbc's janis mackey frayer joins us live from beijing with more on all

. >> only 18% of parents, by a kaiser family foundation survey, are planning on vaccinating their younghildren. >> more than one third of parents saying they are taking the wait and see approach. >> i was relieved>>. at the same time, is it safe, or not? >> we know it's safe because these were studied in the moderna trial, in the pfizer trial in large populations of children and there were really no major adverse effects. >> the symptoms, if any, are mild. >> there's a little more fever in the moderna trial for the under fives, and the pfizer, there is actually no difference in adverse effects between the placebo and the vaccine. >> while safe and effective, the doctor warns against pushing parents. >> we have to meet people where they are. we need to give parents some more time and some more comfort with the vaccine. >> i think it's going to take some time for me to just think about it and probably sit on it over the weekend. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the capital will hold its next hearing on tuesday. southbay congre

she is also editor at large in "kaiser health news." so good to have you.ese monkeypox cases on the rise, are we doing enough to combat this disease? >> norah, we haven't moved nearly fast much we have known about monkeypox cases in the united states since may, and we should have ramped up education and access to testing a few weeks ago. once we saw that monkeypox was spreading here in the u.s., we should have deployed vaccines from our strategic national stockpile more quickly and broadly, not just for close contacts but for others known to be at high risk for monkeypox. >> o'donnell: so on that point, who is considered high risk? >> >> currently monkeypox is spreading among men who have sex with men, including gay men and bisexual men, as well as trans women. but it's important toned that monkeypox is not just sexually transmitted and it doesn't just affect gay men. it can also be transmitted through direct contact with lesions on the skin, mouther or private parts, as well as through respiratory droplets or sprays, and direct contact with contaminated ob

mm that lifetime ban prevents girly from attending games that both chase center and kaiser permanenterena in santa cruz. that's where the warriors g league team plays. no word if he'll face any criminal charges. alright coming up in sports. we'll be talking lawyers but also the giants go for their fifth straight win as they take on the royals. jason appelbaum has all the good evening, everybody. the warriors are bound for boston looking to come home with the title. back to boston, hopefully can take care of business. come back with the ring. we had a good boston to get away. cavallari draymond green and the rest of the warriors have every intention of wrapping it up in game six thursday night if the celtics win that one. game seven will be back at chase center. this sunday. now, much has been made of stefan curry's poor shooting night. last night. he scored just 16 points on seven of 22 shooting. he failed to hit a three pointer for the first time. in 233 games, and yet the warriors one which has to be a little demoralizing to the celtics. as for steph, we all know stats. they don't m

you don't was more said that people might be less fearful and be able to speak out more voice with kaiser. to note the general. it took bella less than a month to make her film, but she couldn't get in all the voices. so she will keep drawing, to break through the oppressive silence in russia about the war in ukraine cover. the effects of russia's aggression in ukraine have prompted germany to activate the 2nd phase of its 3 stage emergency plan for natural gas supplies. economy minister, what hobbit says, gas is now a scarce commodity in germany. the move to raise the level to alarm stage follows cuts to russian gas flows and energy prices that have sword. since the war and ukraine began. how back said gas rationing would hopefully be avoided, but that it cannot be ruled out with we are in an economic stand off with russia. gas and energy is being used as a weapon against german, with the aim of destroying the unity that had stood out to you in germany. and you wrote the great unity and solidarity with ukraine and our willingness to pay a price for defending freedom of 2 different hard t