on the type terms like last weekend in south africa that's the words without the kaiser chiefs from sunday britain the 50th anniversary of the iconic team and it was a sight to behold. i . and you here with us your welcome to the program now it's a crisis on a scale never seen before according to the united nations the u.n. says more than 45000000 people across africa threatened with famine the west affected countries was a meek zombie we are the main cause of the. unfolding disaster climate change for the past 5 years stop protests in the region have been rising twice as fast as the global average led to a chronic lack of rain we look at the situation in zambia and how people in that country are struggling but also adopting by changing the way before. ours to fetch this food aid so that she could feed her 4 children at least one meal a day. sometimes we eat once in a day sometimes when we find some other sources we eat twice in a day. a severe drought is gripping the area around in something zambia humanitarian groups are handing out my brains it's the 1st distribution in the area . food

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would expect, bianca jagger, the game of thrones actress natalie dormer, ricky wilson from the kaiser chiefs across the uk that have come down here. i spoke to a family from ireland and they have made the journey over because they wanted to show their two young daughters the feeling that you get at these events and they have made signs saying the future is female, so there is a real strong feeling here that there is still a lot to be done. i was speaking to helen pankhurst, of course the great granddaughter and granddaughter of two key leaders in the suffragette movement. she says she thought her ancestors would say, yes there is a lot to celebrate, but isn't there still more to be done especially political representation of women around the world ? there have been events across the world. we have seen some where there have been abuse of women, in kurdistan today, dozens of women were arrested when their march was attacked by men, so still a lot to be done in different parts of the world and in the uk. that is what organisers are saying. across spain thousands of women have been marching. a

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she's the editor in chief of kaiser health news.'s also the author of the book, "an american sickness," how health care became big business and how you can take it back. libby, thanks for being with us. this is definitely an area that you and i talk a lot about health care. what is covered? what is not covered? is everybody covered for something, and are some people covered for all of it? >> ali, i'm so glad you're covering this, because mr. sensini's 1,200 check is not going to cover his out-of-pocket costs so far for his covid testing, and that's just wrong. so basically, i think, part of the problem is in the u.s., what we're doing, when you call your doctor and they say, oh, you know, you have symptoms that might be covid, you should go to an er and get tested, an er is a crazy expensive place to do anything in the united states. so, of course, you know, he goes to the er and he gets what ers do, you get the iv, the chest x-ray, when all he really needed was that test. so i think, you know, we're learning that, yes, the test may

with me here is the editor and chief of kaiser health news, elisabetli elisabeth rosenthal.e have dr. seema yasmin. and former secretary of health and human services, kathleen sebelius. let's talk about how journalists should be covering this story. >> they're doing fantastic work on the ground, in the areas hardest hit and giving readership in those areas advice and information about what is not happening that should be happening. i'm really appreciating the look at how overwhelmed health care systems can become. so that the devastating news coming out of the life care center in kirkland outside of seattle where we've seen deaths, but alarming 180 staff there, and 70 are showing signs of coronavirus infection. and health officials saying anyone who wants a test can get one are not panning out to be true. reporters are covering that story. emotion is not helpful when you're reporting. emotion can get in the way. i'm starting to see reporters tweet in all caps or become frustrated while live on air. i share those frustrations, trust me. i'm a medical journalist, i see what's

up with bernie sanders. 20 me from washington is greg valliere, agf investments chief policy strategist. also, stuart kaisernvestment bank is still with me in new york. can you walk me through what everyone is expecting today, and what you think is actually going to happen? greg: everyone is expect in this huge biden bounce after what happened yesterday, but i've got to tell you, the biden operation in california is pretty lame. underfunded. he hasn't been there much. he will be there tonight. i think bernie sanders is going to win a substantial victory of delegates in california. when we wake up tomorrow morning, i think we will see bernie sanders ahead in delegates by 200 or 300. that doesn't mean he will be the nominee, but i think all of this talk about his sudden demise has been overdone. alix: greg, we are not sleeping. what are you talking about? [laughter] say that's the case. what happens after that? greg: after that, there's a couple of minor primaries, but there's a major circle on the calendar. that is seeing patrick's day, march 17. in those primaries, you could see biden do a little bit better

kaiser members and only after they have gone through a screening.>>> we would like to take a moment to switch gears and introduce paul hagan our new chief meteorologist. welcome to kpix 5. >>> everyone has been welcoming despite the busy week. >>> is a slow week.>>> the perfect week to get you on board. >>> despite all the changes that happen minute by minute in the last 20 minutes a lot of folks will get up and hits work. this get you ready to go out the door beginning with a pollen count. a lot of folks who are sniffling and sneezing are just suffering from plain seasonal allergies. an early jump on the season. the pollen count has been in the medium high category. still in that category today and tomorrow. we can showers will watch some of that out of the atmosphere. if you have been seasonally sniffling that will improve heading into the early next week. the sun dipped below the horizon. temperatures all over the place thanks to the westerly wind. temperatures low 60s in the city. inland locations in the 70s. 76 livermore and napa today. current temperatures are dropping to the 60s. was upper 40s for most spots by early tomorrow. close to what is

kaiser permanente and encourages others to donate to organizations like coastal kids continuing to work through this difficult time in kron 4 news. felipe gaulle >>all right weather time here on a friday night ur chief meteorologist lawrence karnow practicing extreme social distancing once again. lawrence it was a beautiful day in the bay, i ess is this the first yeah all day of spring today. >>yes, it certainly is grant and looks like a nice art to the week and your first weekend of spring t by sunday we get back to some wintry weather so changes in the works outside right now we are looking at a few rain drops and drop around parts of the yearit's vey very scattered, but you can see some of the systems roing on through right now so you've got a couple of drops out there, but they'll soon dissate as the sun begins to set, but we've got more on the way as we head through the weekend in fact over the weekend things coulget a little stormy specially we head in toward the afternoon on suny alright computer model showing you some snow showers continue over the sierra nevada as we head through the night tonight we'll e some come up clouds and most are light out there a then tomorrow you see some high clo

kaiser permanente and recognize dr. maria ansari, who's our physici physician-in-chief. please stand. [applause] >> also, dr.ark gaines, who runs our diverse effort. many of you may know him by his activities. [applause] >> i want to call out jessica wright, and amber wheeler. without them, i would not be here. so on behalf of kaiser permanent th permane permanente, i want to express my pleasure for this grateful event. but most of all, i want to thank you for this award on behalf of our beloved and departed c.e.o., bernard j. tyson. bernard and i started kaiser permanente in san francisco in the late 80s. and watching the trajectory of his career, i watched and admired him, just watched in awe. he embodied the missions of kaiser permanente, bringing our mission statement to life. it was his contribution to communities in local, regional, as well as national arenas. most of all, i was really so impressed and in awe that he was not afraid to use his platform to address difficult issues that a health care organization would not address, such as homelessness, health disparities, and socially taboo topics just a

kaiser now plans to remain in their seven existing office complexes in oakland instead of building that new tower downtown. >>> oakland officially has a new interim police chiefor spent the last two decades as a top cop in the city of san mateo before retiring at the end of last year. she takes the reins at a time of war turmoil for opd. >> reporter: as she takes over as interim police chief as oakland has been stuck under the review of a federal monitor for 17 years. still, the oakland mayor is confident. the chief was a leader in the national reform movement, focusing on community policing and outreach to homeless and other marginalized groups. >> she was the first woman to be elected the president of the california chiefs association and brings so much compassion and is very well-regarded in the police reform world, so we are thrilled that she has decided to come out of retirement, at least temporarily. >> reporter: man hammer began her career with the san francisco police department. she rose to the rank of captain. >> i think she's an excellent choice. i've known her for many years out of san francisco, she was there for about 20 years. the work that she

where kaiser proceeded to cover up saying we were very concerned and we looked into it but it's all a secret and where the police commission was very responsive. they directed the chief of police months ago to re-open the investigation of the jewish home and investigate the detectives but none of that's happened yet and i got a call from an investigator from the city in the process of investigating and kara in the process of arranging with the police commission staff to meet with them about procedures and get tfrs implemented but hundreds of people are at risk from something so much worse than the laguna honda which i came to in the first place. i cannot say i've ever single seen where we haven't seen supervisors humane and concerned with public welfare and yet complete silence on this matter. i just don't know how to understand it. at the police commission there was a report on 18 months of findings by the accountability unit which raised several subjects which caused the police commission concerns related to this. i think you might want to ask me questions about this or whatever. you have that data matter. [audio cut] >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good a

where kaiser proceeded to cover up saying we were very concerned and we looked into it but it's all a secret and where the police commission was very responsive. they directed the chief of police months ago to re-open the investigation of the jewish home and investigate the detectives but none of that's happened yet and i got a call from an investigator from the city in the process of investigating and kara in the process of arranging with the police commission staff to meet with them about procedures and get tfrs implemented but hundreds of people are at risk from something so much worse than the laguna honda which i came to in the first place. i cannot say i've ever single seen where we haven't seen supervisors humane and concerned with public welfare and yet complete silence on this matter. i just don't know how to understand it. at the police commission there was a report on 18 months of findings by the accountability unit which raised several subjects which caused the police commission concerns related to this. i think you might want to ask me questions about this or whatever. you have that data matter. [audio cut] >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> good a