we are all members of kaiser. we all get treatment at kaiser. i know you know this and i wish our employers would too and do something about it. >> lastly, i think i just want to add that our program has been expanding for the past few years. it used to be a program for teenagers. we are seeing 7 and 8 years old in our program. that is not okay. i have a 10 year old. i don't want my kid to end up in this place. they are not getting more sick. they are just not being seeing. i want that to be very clear. our youth are not getting more sick. they are not being seeing and treated for mild anxiety adjustment, mild depression. social skills, things like that. and so they end up getting worse and worse and then they come to my program for ten weeks which is not enough. thank you for giving me this space. i appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. >> if i could ask just a couple questions and then we are going to hear from two patients to close up. if you want to come up together and whoever makes sense for -- have you all had any communication with gov

i have my three girls at kaiser and i believed in kaiser.ealth care not owned by the government, kaiser was a good model, and one of the daughters had a profound mental health risk and then there was nothing there. this organization that i profoundly believed in and to all the haters, really showed how those mental health services were the weak link. this was 18 years ago. this was a long time. as we said the state has intervened and i'm disappointed that they are not here and each of these situations could make the situation better. to all of those that believe in the model. it's disappointing, be better and do better by your employees. thank you to supervisor ronen for calling this hearing and i'm really happy to be a part of it. >> thank you, ms. melgar and i too appreciate you calling this hearing and for allowing me and accepting me on the picket line and ashamed that in 2022 that we have to be at this stage with our workforce. it's very unfortunate. i want to say to kaiser, that just because you are a giant, does not mean that you can

i have my three girls at kaiser and i believed in kaiser.ealth care not owned by the government, kaiser was a good model, and one of the daughters had a profound mental health risk and then there was nothing there. this organization that i profoundly believed in and to all the haters, really showed how those mental health services were the weak link. this was 18 years ago. this was a long time. as we said the state has intervened and i'm disappointed that they are not here and each of these situations could make the situation better. to all of those that believe in the model. it's disappointing, be better and do better by your employees. thank you to supervisor ronen for calling this hearing and i'm really happy to be a part of it. >> thank you, ms. melgar and i too appreciate you calling this hearing and for allowing me and accepting me on the picket line and ashamed that in 2022 that we have to be at this stage with our workforce. it's very unfortunate. i want to say to kaiser, that just because you are a giant, does not mean that you can

and also i have been a kaiser member most of my life as a kid growing up in sacramento, a kaiser kid, a new term, and now here in san francisco with my family and have always been satisfied and even pretty impressed by kaiser as a provider, and pretty innovative and forward thinking on health care provider, but this situation that's been happening and kaiser's stubbornness to really respond to this crisis in mental health care in their system has really changed my perspective at kaiser and i think it's also hurting kaiser's public image beyond and i know they take a lot of pride in and i want to send that message. thanks to all the kaiser mental health workers that spoke today, that showed up to this hearing and who have been on the picket line on strike for the longest mental health worker strike in history. as a former labor worker myself, i know how challenging strikes are and to be as powerful, thank you guys, you are so amazing. i look forward to, i think there are some good ideas that serve us from this hearing. we need to get governor newsom really step up to use his political

the kaiser thought t.r. was a bluffer and this is a great thing but tr actually totally did not believe in bluffing he thought as a political strategy it was failed it was not good should not bluff you should always be willing to follow through and so it in spite of that he had to convince he had to convince the kaiser that he wasn't about the fact that he was willing to send the sand the military, the navy, particularly down there and deal with kaiser. the kaiser bombarded there's the kaiser's admiral guy named kirk turk, who looks like what you think he ought to look like. there were bombardments back and forth tr developed a new strategy to this. and basically it was don't waves, don't scream and yell don't be don't read what you think tr was but do behind the scenes do everything quietly, do what you can so tr sent some subtle signals signals to the kaiser that he was serious. he appointed john admiral dewey the most famous admiral in the country, an admiral who defeated the germans in. manila during the

can you talk briefly to remind viewers what kaiser health news and its relationship to the kaiser family foundation? >> guest: yes, we are andelai editorially instituted project of the kaiser foundation. neither our affiliate with kaiser permanente which we share a relative long time ago so we are not a bridge and we can help you with your hmo problems, i'm sorry. we do analysis in journalism about health policy. >> host: always helpful to do that. from the kaiser family foundation their analysis of the inflation reduction act just one sentence from a very long report on it. they say the cbo estimates inflation reduction act medicare inflation related rebates will increase medicaid spending by $15.7 billion over a ten-year period. explain what that means and put that in context trek to medicare or medicaid? >> host: i apologize. medicare tragic you have to read it again. cbo estimates inflation reduction act medicare inflation related rebates will increase medicaid spending by $15.7 billion over the next ten years tragic yes, all right. that has to do with the rebate rule. it's complicat

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives were invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well strike with no anticipated date of return. >> that was amanda harry reporting for us now. other supervisors want to push to get kaiser representatives at their next meeting on the topic. well, switching gears to get flight attendants at southwest airlines have picketed outside of the oakland airport. they're demanding a new contract after 4 years of negotiations, they say they want better pay benefits better working conditions the flight attendants say that since the start of the pandemic, johnson got harder and that rising inflation has made it tougher to make ends meet. >> it was a fight it and it's like a job. the plan us. you kn

is affiliated with kaiser permanente we just shared a relative a long time ago. we are not a branch we cannot help you with your hmo problems. but we just it with policy. >> from a very long report on it the cbo estimates the inflation reduction act medicare inflation rebates would increase medicaid spending by 15.$7 billion of her tenure. explain what that means in putting in context. >> medicare or medicaid quick. >> i'm sorry. the cbo estimate that medicare inflation rebates will increase medicaid spending by 15.$7 billion over the next ten years. >> that is the rebate rule it is complicated you probably do not want to know. congress gets budget credit for canceling something everybody agreed needed to be canceled basically through gets to achieve the savings from doing it. >> kf f.org khn.org is kaiser news. new jersey is up first on the line for over 65 years old. >>caller: good morning. i thought social security and medicare was paid into from people who work and they take it out of their paychecks isn't it illegal to give it to people who do not pay into i

today's nurse's action is separate from an ongoing strike from kaiser mental health clinics. they have been on the picket lines, and they're striking. they have been there for more than three weeks over their contract. both sides have reached an agreement on pay but remain at odds between working conditions and work times. >>> want to move you forward when it comes to that new covid vaccine booster shot. starting today, they begin what's expected to begin two days of hearings on plans for that rollout. regulators yesterday gave emergency use authorization to both pfizer and moderna, but some say you may not have to run so fast to get it. but that messaging has not changes. >> reporter: we should be clear, the messaging has not changed. these new and improved boosters as doctors like to call them are still expected to prevent severe disease, hospitalizations, and death. the conversation revolves now around when people should get it. they have recommended a time line of two months after your last covid shot or infection. the risk factors vary. if you are pregnant or more suscep

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representativese invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well are on strike with no anticipated date of return. >> well, flight attendants with southwest airlines picketed outside the airport in oakland tuesday, demanding a new contract after 4 years of negotiations. they say they want better pay better working benefits and conditions as well. the flight attendants say that since the start of the pandemic, their jobs are only gotten harder and that rising inflation has made it tougher to make ends meet. >> it was a crazy time fight it and it's like a job change plan us. you know, everyone's dream traveling read a note that it's not what it is anymore. southwest is a rapidly changing airline and th

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives were invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well are on strike with no anticipated date of return. >> supervisor hillary ronen says she plans to write up a resolution for next week's meeting demanding governor newsom gets involved. other supervisors want to push to get kaiser representatives at next meeting on the topic catherine. ken. >> all right. thank you for that. tonight, the san francisco board of supervisors also announced it is in full support of backing airport workers demands for higher pay and better health coverage. as food and beverage workers continue to strike this after union negotiations have been stalled nearly a year. >> some of the workers argue that they actu

at kaiser permanente hospital. >> we've experienced incredible moral distress.sis. i've my entire career. we cannot provide the care that patients deserve. that was happening before the pandemic and the pandemic. just amplify everything. we have had horrible under staffing. when patients hospice patients, of this or the longer does we don't have the staff. we have to scramble. >> well, those are just some of the nurses that have been working at kaiser permanente, talking about the working conditions at the hospitals. however, hazard permanente management, they have sent us their response to the informational picket happening this morning. deborah katz, august, a senior vice president of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern california. >> said in part, we are committed to continuing to provide our nurses with competitive compensation and benefits professional opportunities and work environment committed to their well-being and safety cuts office went on to say that staffing shortages are impacting health care facilities across the u.s., including at ka

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives were invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well strike with no anticipated date of return. >> supervisor hillary ronen says she plans to write up a resolution for next week's meeting demanding governor newsom gets involved. other supervisors want to push to get kaiser representatives at their next meeting on the topic. the key grant. >> all right, son out of the latest on the hurricane. i in in rather the storm dumping heavy rains on miami. now, here's a look at the palmetto expressway as it heads for the coast of southwest florida. the state bracing for impact after the storm knocked out power across all of cuba and collapsed the entire power grid there. airports across florida'

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well are on strike with no anticipated date of return. >> well, flight attendants with southwest airlines are picketing or have been picketing outside oakland airport. they were there yesterday demanding new talks talk to go for 4 years now. they say they want better pay better benefits and better and safer working conditions to because they point out that since the start of the pandemic, their jobs have got a lot more dangerous and a lot more difficult. rising inflation has made it tougher to make ends meet to. >> it was a crazy time fight it. and it's like a job. the plan us. you know, everyone's dream traveling add a note that it's not what it is anymore. southwest is a rapidly changing

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives were invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well are on strike with no anticipated date of return. >> that was amanda hari reporting for u.s. supervisor. hillary ronen says she plans to write a resolution for next week's meeting demanding governor newsom addressed this issue. all right. coming up next at noon, basketball goes digital. a look at the new tech that tracks your staff's and let you play with people from all aro >> well, there's a surge of huskies being turned into the peninsula, humane society, society, shelter, that shelter says half of the dogs available for adoption are huskies or husky mixes workers think game of thrones might actually be to blame here after focusi

camila barco has more from the demonstrations in walnut creek and a response from kaiser. >> kaiser permanenterotective equipment and they've been short-staffed for too long. so they're urging management for better working conditions at the hospital. >> we've experienced incredible moral distress. kaiser permanente. nurses are focusing on their own health thursday morning. dozens walked out of several kaiser permanente facilities across california to demand for better working conditions at the hospital. so it took us forever to get proper ppe. and we still are fighting to every day actually more. a registered nurse has been working at the walnut creek locations for 18 years. nurses go days and days on end with no meal and no brake relief. we had nurses in our intensive care unit work 100 days straight without a day off. debra katz, senior vice president of human resources for kaiser permanente, northern california. >> says since 2021, they've hired more than 3,000 nurses to date for kaiser permanente facilities in northern california. but these nurses say the turnover rate is high and they're

plus, kaiser nurses join the picket lines today. they're saying about their working conditions. ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ it's time to love food back. look at the current temperatures right now. it's very hot there across the bay area. santa rosa, 94 nevado 97. oakland stand. pretty cool at 76 degrees. but hot and hayward at 81 fremont 90 degrees. and it's about to get even hotter as we head into the holiday weekend. kyle have the forecast in just a few minutes. well, today, thousands of kaiser nurses all across the state are hitting the picket lines. they're calling for better safety measures for nurses and patients. kron four's. camila barco has more now from the demonstrations that happened in walnut creek. >> kaiser permanente. nurses say there's been a lack of personal protective equipment and they've been short-staffed for too long. so they're urging management for better working conditions at the hospital. >> we've experienced incredible moral

therapists say they want to come to a resolution with kaiser to end the strike. >> kaiser representatives were invited to the board of supervisors meeting, but no one showed up the research and political director of the national union of healthcare workers says he's concerned with how kaiser is handling the strike from a patient perspective. >> we've learned that kaiser's been contacting patients to schedule appointments with clinicians who they know very well are on strike with no anticipated date of return. it is a 36 in still ahead on the kron 4 morning news ever get an unwanted sexually explicit photos sent to your phone. well. >> thanks to a new law. you're going to be able to sue the person who sent it will explain. the digital basketball hoop that lets you play with someone across the miles train and even track your stats. i'm rich demero will take a first bin. >> in tech smart. and it's definitely shaping up to be another nice one. 60's at the coast, 70's 80's for areas along the bay and further inland. >> how long will this nice weather lasts for your forecast ahead. >> and as yo

so we are expecting them to show up at this particular kaiser and other kaiser's in the bay area. you talked about it one month, mark. i was actually out there on the very first day. it happened in san francisco where hundreds of people they were there throughout the day. this is not just in the bay area are also in sacramento and even had support from kaiser permanente. employees in hawaii. so this is still ongoing. and of course, who was caught in the middle of all this, the mental health patients, according to the people behind all of this, the strikers, they say it's not about money and a lot of people think it's about money, but they say no. that aspect has already been resolved. they say they need more boots on the ground because with more boots on the ground, more workers, they can spend more time working on existing cases. and also if you call into kaiser and you need help, for example, marriage counseling, you don't have to wait weeks to get an appointment that if more people that there you might be met within a few days or so. so this is the benefit they say to the patie

she points out san francisco is one of the kaiser biggest customers. kaiser management has declined an invitation to appear at today's hearing. > >> the port of oakland are traig worktors grown jobs in the transportation and logistics in. how it will help not only the et but a struggling single mom looking for a brighter future. >> reporter: lynette mackey begs her day at 6:00 a.m. and ends it it at 11:00. like all young adu, she is trying to make her place in this word. but living in west west oakland makes it hard. >> low income and hoping that m, day-to-day check is enough. >> reporter: long and full of cs like the rest of us, she tries o keep her eye on the ball for herself, her family, and. >> a new baby. >> reporter: you can see the lit in her eyes when she speaks of her son, now a single mother at, lynette wants what is best for him and to break the pattern of poverty here in west oakland. >> i'm doing what i need to do o give myself a better career, a better life. provide, put my son son in good education and just show him that there is more th

kaiser and the mental health union. well, they didn't reach a deal and that's why right behind me, they will be back on the picket lines in about 3 hours from now. he talked about this being the one month mark one month ago. we're talking hundreds if not thousands of workers in the bay area and sacramento. they hit the picket lines. this is not about money, as they said that already west settled, but they're looking for is more help in the form, a more therapist so they can continue working on existing cases. and with more help that patients who call into kaiser permanente that there needs could be met quicker instead of weeks or months out, can possibly met within the week or so as far as their mental health needs. kaiser says that about 50% of striking workers. they're already back inside working. so there's a little bit of relief for their patients. but again, no end in sight at this particular time. take a look at your screen. we did reach out to kaiser and this is what they told us as far as the current state of th

they say it didn't adequately address understaffing or improve access to care kaiser says the union's will reduce access to mental health care for members. kaiser says it rain it remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures patient while balancing employee needs. well, the nfl season is just getting started, but we now know the next headline of the super bowl halftime show. i'm senator christian is breezy at the coast and a cool down is underway. i'll have the accuather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at five continues. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. sound like you? set to perform at the super bowl halftime show in 2023. it's the first year apple music will sponsor the show super bowl 57

it involves some 2,000 kaiser employees in northern and central california. they're calling for more staffing, higher pay, shorter wait times for patients. kaiser said the strike is unnecessary, that it's a disruption to patient care. california said it's investigating whether kaiser is providing dose mental health services. state law dictates if a provider can't do that, it needs to arrange for out of network care. >>> a developing story out of canada. one of the two men accused in a stabbing spree has been found dead. that rampage happened yesterday morning in the canadian province of saskatchewan. investigator says two men stabbed and killed 13 people -- killed people at 13 different locations. in all 10 died. another 18 were wounded. about 09 minutes ago, canadian police confirm they found the body of one of the expected attackers. his name, damien sanderson. at this point it's not clear who may have hurt him, but police say his wounds do not look self-inflicted. they're also still searching for another attacker and at this point police don't know what le

. >> coming up, kaiser permanente.ntracts on live with what nurses have to say. it's been like working at the hospitals. >> 9.29. want to get a look at the heat wave with starts today. and it does not end until really next wednesday, right on exactly the triple digits in play all the way through the middle of next week. after that, we will be in for a nice cool down, but not before multiple days of temperatures. that will be quite dangerous. d a if you continually exposure self to them. so take it is every reason to take it a little bit easier in the days to come get outside during the morning hours. like right now, it's really nice out there. your view outside at coit tower is nice and clear. we had some morning cloud cover all since gone now and look at these current temperatures. pretty comfortable for a lot of us 50's and 60's brett with a sign of what's to come, it's rising quickly out there inland at 79 now, kelsey bill at 78 followed closely by pittsburgh. 73 degrees. currently some 60's hanging on in livermore,

the national union of health care workers says the therapist rejected kaiser's recent contract offer last night. they say it did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care kaiser says the union's demands will reduce access to mental health care for members kaiser says it remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures patient while balancing employee needs. the mosquito fire has been burning for weeks in placer and el dorado counties. now some victims have filed a lawsuit against pg&e. i'm spencer christian. there goes the sun and here comes some clouds maybe even some drizzle. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up for an abc 7 news at 6:00 continues. news at 6:00 continues. ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪♪ ♪ (don't stop me) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ having a good time ♪ ♪ i'm a shooting star leaping through the sky like a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ (don't stop me now) ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ ♪ ah, da, da, da, da da, da, ah, ah ♪ california, ♪ i don't wanna stop at all, yeah ♪ moun

kaiser permanente. patient responding to the brazen shooting of an armored car security guard wednesday right in front of the emergency room. entrance at the hospital say lee andrew campus, the guard police say was shot as he left with a bag of cash and definitely scary with a places right beside the be a lot of patients sick patients. so that >> terrorism for like, you know, staff and i guess of community members as well. so we spoke to a kaiser permanente employee who works in the lab. >> right next to the emergency room where the shooting happened. she says the hospital went on lockdown for several hours as police swarmed to the scene. >> single suffering from a gunshot wound to the upper torso. he was immediately brought into the er at kaiser. he subsequently been transported to an area hospital. lieutenant barajas says detectives are combing through surveillance camera footage looking for a getaway car and the suspect you can't even describe it. i'm not going do this. family and injustice by. >> yo

and it's not sort out yet for kaiser a mental health workers at kaiser permanente have now been on strike for a month. they have that this comes as the hospital and the workers are set to get back to the bargaining table today. and for the latest on all of this, let's go to kron. four's will tran standing by live in walnut creek. good morning. well, >> no deal in sight. and unfortunately, if you're a kaiser permanente patients and you need marriage counseling or some other help, well, guess what, you might have to call if they have not reached out to you. just in case your therapist is not inside. but outside right behind me picketing because as you mentioned now, we are the one month mark actually covered the first day of the strike and now we are going into the 5th week. take a look at what's going on. as far as the strikers. well, they were out there in san francisco. they've been in redwood city. this is not just in the bay area, but also in sacramento. the workers say this is not about money. that aspect has already been hammered out. what they're looking for is more help. they need

the union wants kaiser to invest in more staffing, workplace violence prevention and better protection from infectious disease. >> the nurses are chronically short-staffed. we're missing our breaks. we're missing our meals. and a lot of nurses are also getting sick because we have to work extra hours, just to take care of our patient. >> kaiser did tell us it's hired more than 3,000 additional nurses since last year. kaiser's head of hr for northern california sent us a statement saying in part we hear the fatigue and frustration of our nurses, and we continue to work effectively to hire and retain skilled, dedicated nurses. >>> disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes back in federal court today in a hail mary effort to overturn her guilty verdict. nbc bay area's ian cull was in the courtroom today as attorneys for holmes asked a judge to overrule the jury. >> reporter: elizabeth holmes is weeks from being sentenced, and today making a motion to throw out her guilty conviction on multiple counts of fraud. she arrived at the federal courthouse in san jose once again, holding her mot

he was immediately brought into the er at kaiser. he subsequently been transported to an area hospital 10 and barajas says detectives are searching through surveillance cameras looking for a getaway car and the suspect. you can't even describe it. i'm not going do this family and injustice by. >> you know, explaining how scientists it is. it's just another senseless act of violence that happened in the middle of the day. hospital of all places. the guard remains in critical condition right now in tally under theresa kron, 4 news. >> san francisco police say 2 people were injured early this morning after an explosion in the tenderloin district happened in the area of larkin street in golden gate avenue. about 03:15am, one of the victims said that he was struck by an unknown object when that explosion took place. both victims are recovering at a hospital. no arrests have been made and the cause of the explosion is still under investigation. >> and alameda county sheriff's deputy has surrendered following a manhunt. 24 year-old devin wi

we reached out to kaiser for response. they say, quote, we have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for our mental health professionals and the extraordinary care they provide to our members. we remain committed to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. that is good for our clinicians and our patients. well, a tentative deal has been reached to avert a national railroad strike. and truck has announced a number of cancellations along california are out in anticipation of that strike after that deal was reached. the agency says it is working to restore service. the white house broker the deal after 20 hours negotiations on wednesday night, israel workers at 24% pay raise in $5,000 in bonuses. coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. we're live look in borders in london seeking help with their grief after the loss of their solver. we'll have more on this after the break. >> well, it has been an emotional few days for mourners who have spent hours in line to pay their respects to the queen. but there is support after t

. > >> an armored truck guard was shot and wounded at kaiser in san leandro. the guard had picked up money and was heading back to the truck when the suspect shot him, took the money, then took off. the victim victim was crushed to a local trauma hospital. the victim we understand, is in critical condition at this hour. officers officers were able to tell us parts of kaiser were on lockdown lockdown so they can collect evidence. kaiser disputes that, saying there is no lockdown, so we are asking a lot more questions on this one. it's unclear if anybody's been arres. been arrested. > >> the holiday is a stone's throw away and look at the timing. apple unveiled their new new air pods, a new iphone, a new watch lineup, at the company's first in-person event before the pandemic. these phones are filled with a lot of features you need, but others are saying they are trying to sell you peace of mind. take a look. >> three products he calls essential in our lives, the iphone, air pods, and apple watch. >> on their own, each is indust. is industry-leading. together, t

we reached out to kaiser for response.ays that they have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for their workers and the extraordinary care they provide. kaiser says it remains committed to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. that is good for both hospital workers in patients. >> one of the most popular and controversial tech companies in the world may soon be opening a big new office in san jose byte dance parent company of tiktok is reportedly brokered a deal to sublease more than 650,000 square feet of prime office space in north san jose right across the street from the airport, according to the mercury news. if the deal goes through, it would be one of the south bay's biggest office rental deals of the year. there's been a lot of controversy surrounding tiktok lately, including user data allegedly being accessed by the chinese government and testimony on capitol hill this week over rampant misinformation on the app. >> a mexican form of art is making its way all across the country. paying homage to dreams in a w

but they say there's been little to no movement kaiser permanente.inutes ago. take a look at this. debra katz, all of us, the senior vice president of human resources at kaiser permanente for northern california says in part, quote, we are in active bargaining with the california nurses association and are optimistic we will reach an agreement soon that honors our values, nurses. and also prioritizes affordability for our members die over a net that was just sent to us about a few minutes ago. we're going to speak to these nurses about what they have to say about kaiser's response to be informational picket. we're going hear from the nurses will talk a little bit more about what team also in that really sent to us just a few minutes ago. but for now, i'll send it back 7.36 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the cdc is going to vote today on those new covid boosters. >> we're going to tell you if it's going to get the green light when you can get this new version of the covid shot and after the break, we're going to show you how to keep your

kaiser permanente. volunteers. >> helped out in the effort today. >> we're foundations to building rooftops, take off a suit and tie. and we put on clothes like this. and we are determined to make a difference. volunteers with kaiser permanente joined habitat for humanity east bay silicon valley saturday contributing to the construction esperanza place. the future home of 42 families struggling to find an affordable place to in walnut. also have 4 of our employees, our teammates are our colleagues, our friends that are in the application process. so we're not just building houses for the greater good. we're actually taking care of our team, senior vice president and area manager for kaiser permanente's diablo service area. kris boyd says the health system is a development sponsor having placed $400,000 to the more than 20 million dollar project over the next 4 years. i'm thankful for habitat. there's no way i sent 3 kids off to college. >> without having my habitat in 2014 rose baby and received the key

we reached out to kaiser for response.y say, quote, we have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for mental health professionals and the extraordinary care they provide to our members. we remain committed to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. that is good for our clinicians and our patients. a tentative deal has been reached to avert a national railroad strike. amtrak had announced a number of cancellations along california are out anticipation of the strike. >> after the deal was reached, the agency says it is working to restore service. now the white house broker that deal after 20 hours of negotiations overnight, it gives the rail workers at 24% pay raise and $5,000 in bonuses. happening tomorrow, president biden will meet with the families of brittney griner and paul whelan, both of whom remain jailed in russia. the meeting will take place at the white house. criner was recently sentenced to 9 years in prison for drug possession. whelan is serving a 16 year sentence on espionage charges. the administration said

and kaiser says 80% of those who showed up received their second dose. it was important i mean, if the seemed really bad, if you got it. so and i just thought it was a no-brainer. this comes a day after we learned the state has approved more than 41 million dollars in emergency funding to help combat the m-pox outbreak. once we get that. >> you know, to have the stock unabpe to do it, you'll find that. >> most of our community will take care of ourselves in the right way. and therefore prevent monkeypox. this was kaiser's 3rd saturday, pop up clinic in the city and the health care provider intends to announce another clinic in the coming weeks. of course, with any. >> maker infections like this. tend to catch off-guard no matter what. and that happened again this time. but i think memories on top of things right now, patients were offered a free flu shot if they wanted it. >> in san francisco, philippe djegal all kron, 4 >> los angeles county health officials are investigating the death of a resident diagnosed with m-pox. there will be an autopsy to dete

a spokesperson for kaiser sent a statement to ktvu . it said in part during the strike, we continue to reach out to patients whose appointment with an internal provider is affected to offer them another internal care provider or provider from our network of contracted community providers and food workers at sfo. they'll be back at work today after reaching a deal to end their strike, and also they're getting a pay raise, according to the union employees agreed to a tentative deal late wednesday night. it includes pay raises and affordable healthcare for the employees and their families . the workers at the airports, bars, restaurants, cafes and lounges have been on strike all week, and almost all of those businesses have been closed since monday. before workforce is due to vote on sunday. on that tentative deal, the cdc says less than 4% of eligible americans have gotten the new booster shot. it's been updated to target the new strains of covid. the new by vaillant boosters were designed to provide an immune response to both the origina

this is at kaiser san leandro. it triggered a hospital lockdown and a search for that shooter. nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us live from san leandro. first, updates on the condition and do we know anything about the shooter? >> last track with san leandro police, that victim is in critical condition. but i can tell you that right behind me here, that is where the shooting took place, right next to the emergency room entrance here at the kaiser in san leandro. let's go and give you an update of what we know at this hour. we know according to san leandro police that this all happened before 10:00 p.m. they got a call about a shooting here at the hospital. when police arrived on the scene, they say an armored 2k3w5urd who arrived in an armored car was laying on the ground. and that area i just showed you, and he had a gunshot wound to his upper torso. now police say it's unclear if the guard was either dropping off something or picking something up. only that this all ended in gunfire. >> reporter: at some point when he exited the hospital, while still on the kaiser campus, h

the strike is in the bay area and sacramento kaiser locations.ides met at the bargaining table yesterday, but still there's no deal. >> we we reached out to kaiser and got this response. quote, we have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for our mental health professionals and the extraordinary care they provide to our members. we remain committed to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. that is good for our clinicians and our patients. in the east. bay crews responded to a major fire that caused extensive damage to several arby's in oakland. this is citizen app video showing smoke from that fire. this happened at an encampment that 7th in castro just before 1 o'clock this afternoon, the oakland fire department said 15 crew members responded. officials say no injuries were reported. the vehicles were unoccupied. no word on what started this fire. >> 2 arrests have been made in connection to a burglary at the baldwin vista, home of congresswoman and la mayoral candidate karen bass. the lapd says both suspects were seen getting into a car tha

it was held by kaiser permanente to reduce the spread of the disease as kron four's philippe reports most patients stopped by for their second dose. >> consistent demand for the m-pox vaccine resulted in a steady line leading into city center in san francisco for 3rd saturday. kaiser permanente hosting a free clinic to get more of the lgbtq community and knock you late in best way to prevent spread is have everybody in you. >> to the condition of the clinic on geary boulevard was open to kaiser members and non-members anyone living or working in the bay area and may have possibly been exposed to the disease were eligible. i think it's it's just a the vaccine is now widely available. you know, unlike the you know, a couple of months ago. >> and i don't have any serious side effects. and also, i >> absolutely good appointments were encouraged but not required. walk-ins were accepted and patients appreciate the ease of access. i don't know anybody in my friend group who hasn't gotten their first one yet, if not their second. pfizer says 80% of the people who showed up saturday were ther

kaiser will also waive the response. ron's deadline on its last offer, so that it's still available for the union to bring two therapists updated. covid booster shots are now available in national health leaders are preparing for this to become an annual event similar to the flu shot also had the heat keeping the threat of wildfires high in many places how crews were able to keep a fast moving wildfire away from nearby homes in the east bay ahead. san francisco voters will once again decide on who should be the city's district attorney tonight. we're hearing from one of the candidates challenging brooke jenkins. and here's a check of the tuesday evening commute. this is a look at the east shore freeway has seen from our emeryville camera. not too bad for this time of night, about the same in each direction. they're the ones on the right cars on the right heading towards richmond, berkeley and el cerrito. you're watching ktvu news at six will be back right news at six will be back right after this. what's the difference b

the strike is in the bay area and sacramento, kaiser locations. i whether time now as we get a live look outside here. this is a the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge. what am i thinking about? i'm thinking hurricane ian really what larissa's talking about land. he's here to tell us more about it. >> yeah, some looking good out there right now. yeah, we'll keep tracking it. and all night long here next couple days. that is going to be a devastating story. the next few days out there tonight around the bay area. boy, what a contrast on this side of the u.s. things are quiet out there right now. the breeze is blow. we do have some fog this morning up breaking up as we head toward the afternoon. now we're looking a pretty nice evening outside san francisco. you've got a nice clear skies for the most part of then some breezes blowing outside not a bad fall evening out there right now. 70 degrees right now in san jose. it is 16 cool. >> it's if 72 degrees in san mateo. 76 in dublin, 72 in 74 in the app and 72 degrees in nevada. so some nice weather ou

last week, the striking workers rejected kaiser's latest contract offer. they say it did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care. course currently, our patients are unable to get the care that they need to get better. um and in some cases, this really becomes a life or death issue, and this is no longer tolerable for us five. during the strike, kaiser says it has brought in dozens of skilled clinicians to temporarily help care for patients. kaiser spokesperson sent ktvu a statement, it said in part quote during the strike. we continue to reach out to patients whose appointment with an internal provider is affected to offer them another internal care provider or a provider from our network of contracting community providers. now for 18 food workers of sfo will be back at work today after reaching a deal to end their strike and get a pay raise, according to the union employees agreed to a tentative deal late wednesday night with the airport. it includes pay raises and affordable healthcare for the workers and their families. the worker

it was just before noon wednesday at kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro. without warning, police say a robbery suspect had his eye on this armored truck and the guard who would soon emerge from inside the hospital in his hands . a bag of money we believe the security guard was walking out of the hospital with a bag full of cash, so this is more likely than not to pick up for the for the guards once he was outside of the hospital, but still on the campus. he was subsequently accosted shot once in the upper torso, critically wounded by a single gunshot near his head. the guard collapsed on this campus sidewalk. police say the unidentified male suspect wasted no time. taking off with the cash in a car bound for the freeway. much of the incident caught on camera scouring all the video that we can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. for hours. some patients and staff were told to stay inside the hospital was locked down as investigators search fo

it was just before noon wednesday at kaiser permanente medical center in san leandro. when without warning, police say a robbery suspect had his eye on this armored truck and the guard who would soon emerge from inside the hospital in his hands. a bag of money we believe the security guard was walking out of the hospital with a bag full of cash, so this is more likely than not to pick up for the for the guards once he was outside of the hospital, but still on the campus. he was subsequently accosted shot once in the upper torso, critically wounded by a single gunshot near his head. the guard collapsed on this campus sidewalk. police say the unidentified male suspect wasted no time. taking off with the cash in a car bound for the freeway. much of the incident caught on camera scouring all the video that we can. i mean, there's literally dozens of cameras on the vicinity and around, um, the vicinity that will be looking through for more detailed suspect information. for hours. some patients and staff were told to stay inside the hospital was locked down as investigators

we always confuse the reich kaiser and reich hitler reich kaiser positioned himself as an anti-westernfirst of all, the kaiser of britain, france and the usa, we are anti-west, and the third reich studied otherwise. they look at all their posters. we are a united europe , we talked about it, we are not an anti-pope, like wilhelm, we are a united europe this is the new american strategy to bring up a united europe again maybe with german maybe with franco german leadership may be with the polish-german, but also in russia, so that we again in some kind of military conflict . a few years later, we faced a large one, and europe, as far as they are concerned. yes, about nuclear weapons. are they afraid that russia will use nuclear weapons? unfortunately no. unfortunately, americans are not afraid of this. why because they think we should know and understand it well, ukraine is shelling. how many times has russia not responded to russian territory in kiev in this way. yeah they say the americans are definitely not strong enough for nuclear weapons. well, yes, they think. we must understand

and according to the union, kaiser is not blinking whatsoever. they say we have the deepest appreciation and gratitude for a mental health professionals and the extraordinary care they provide to our members. and we remain committed to reaching a fair and equitable agreement. that is good for our clinicians and our patients. according to the negotiator who i spoke to this morning, she said that they already have backed off on some of their demands, hoping to reach a deal. but they say clock kaiser is not doing that right now. and here's the bad news. if you're a patient, both sides have not scheduled. and when they will be back at the bargaining table. so call ahead if you have an appointment back to ok? good update. thank you. we'll 906, is the time in the east bay and oakland man was accused of stealing. >> his own truck. it happened tuesday morning on 35th street and his wife tells us that he was sitting in his own vehicle when a couple stopped him and said that truck is ours. and the couple explained that their stolen truck had been taken in