according to richmond police, one of the victims drove to kaiser hospital in richmond, but, this is the scene just blocks away. a mangled silver sedan sitting on the sidewalk on mcdonald avenue after slamming into a lamppost, a black toyota was also damaged in the crash. >> 2020 has been a mess. 2020, since the pandemic, it's been a mess. >> reporter: richmond residents are tired of seeing the senseless violence in their community. despite it is actually almost in the same area that we had the shooting and not too long ago. not a couple blocks from here. >> reporter: a richmond wrapper was fatally gunned down on september 18 in broad daylight as he was standing outside the liquor store on fourth and mcdonald. the montag butcher, also known as pei wei, was only 29 years old. >> we need to sit down as a community and figure out what our next steps are because we are hurting each other and by hurting each other, it's creating more havoc than anything else. >> reporter: today, as richmond residents witness another violent crime, a banner flew above the city in honor of tae wei on the day of

now at kaiser hospital, she was dr. lapoint's mystery patient. >> one of the emergency physicians who was working, he saw her and said, "it's just not right."sa and from there, our team was called. >> reporter: dr. lapoint has board certification in medical toxicology, a rare thing in an m e.r. as it happened his expertise would prove critical.en >> as a medical toxicologist, i'm a little bit more of -- in the detective, like, role. >> reporter: so what was causing brigida's hair to fall out? not to mention the severe pain, vision loss and weakness? >> the doctors, when they first saw her, said, "oh, it could be, you know, lupus or" -- >> right. she had, like, this chronic kind of withering, slow course. and so autoimmune stuff was on the list. malignancy's on the list. although, not -- cancer doesn't make you lose your hair. it's the chemotherapy that makee you lose your hair. >> reporter: dr. lapointe knew he had to solve this mystery fast. brigida was fading. the clock was ticking. >> when i saw her, and i knew she w

according to the richmond police one victim drove to the kaiser hospital in richmond. here is the scene blocks away with a mangled sedan sitting on the sidewalk after slamming into the lamp post. a black toyota was also damaged in the crash. >> 2020 has been a mess. 2020, since the pandemic, has been a mess. >> reporter: richmond residents are tired of the senseless violence in their community. >> it's almost the same area we had a shooting not long ago, a couple of blocks around here. >> reporter: the rapper was gunned down in broad daylight at fourth and mcdonald outside of a liquor store. lamont was only 29 years old. >> we need to sit down as a community to figure out our next steps because we are hurting each other. that is creating more havoc than anything else. >> reporter: the root this is a flag flying above the city. andrea kakano, kpix 5. >> there were injuries in connection with the shooting and crashed but unknown how many people or the extent of the injuries . >>> the campaign 2021 week after being hospitalized with the coronavirus president trump is expe

because we are hurting each other. >> reporter: years another look at the crash scene near the kaiser hospital, heavily damaged sedan on the sidewalk, it looks like it hit a lamp post which completely toppled over. there was another black car on the scene that suffered some damage as well. now we do know that there were some injuries in the shooting, and the subsequent crash but we do not know the extent of those injuries at this hour. in richmond, kpix5. >>> the organization reporting a record number of cases worldwide, more than 350,000 in the past 24 hours, 16% of the coronavirus cases in the u.s., marks the largest daily increase here since mid august. and the timeline on a vaccine getting pushed back, according to an email, from the u.s. health and human services department, the white house is ramping up production to deliver vaccine by january 2021, counting president trump october timeline. >>> a busy start to the first of early voting in the bay area, in san jose, election officials will see in early's verge of people casting a ballot in person. >> i brought my registration with me, ju

at kaiser hospital in oakland california. the thought that i'd be sitting here right now. would make her proud and she must be looking down on this. joe and i were raised in a very similar way we were raised with values that are about hard work. about the value and the dignity of public service and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people and i think joe asked me to serve with him because you know i have a career that included being elected the 1st woman district attorney of san francisco where i created models of innovation for for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system i was elected the 1st. woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general the state of california where i ran the 2nd largest department of justice in the united states 2nd only to the united states department of justice and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners to for profit colleges that were taking advantage of veterans and then of course now i serve in the

apparently were the only bidder, they actually come with very high credentials of serving a number of kaiser hospitals already and they are a local and the fact that their headquarters are in south san francisco. they apparently have a dietitian they can prepare the different meals that are necessary for our residents at laguna honda. that is a contract that while the year and three months is the extension of the contract, the implementation and the time that is thought to be required will be up to six months and it is a contract for about $3 million including a contingency of $211,000. the latitude are actually part of an as needed contract of maintenance people. in this case, the steam cleaning and it would be for a vendor for steam cleaning under the contract and then a approval of the vendor table. there is actually a vendor table that the department can use for different types of craft services that our own employees are not able to do and we need to approve that vendor service. that is the fifth item on our new contract list. the committee also was actually able to see evaluations of the previou

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mother, who came to the united states at the age of 19, gave birth to me at the age of 25 and kaiser hospital in oakland, california. and the thought that i would be sitting here right now, i know, would make her proud. she must be looking down on this. you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and dignity of public service, and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. in a think joe asked me to serve with him because i have a career that included being elected first woman district attorney of san francisco, where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reforms of the criminal justice system. i was elected the first first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general for the state of california, where i ran the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice. i took on everything from transnational criminal and his asians to the big banks that were taking a to for-profit colleges that w

to the united states at the anal -- at the age of 19 and gave birth to me at the age of 25 at kaiser hospitalcalifornia, and the thought that i'd be sitting here right now i know would make her proud. she must be looking down on this. you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and the dignity of public service and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. and i think joe asked me to serve with him because, you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney of san francisco where i created models of innovation for the law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california where i ran the second large department of justice in the united states second only to the united states department of justice. finish and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners,

my mother who came to the united states at the age of 19, gave birth to me at the age of 25 at kaiser hospitaln california. the thought that i would be sitting here right now, i know it would make her proud. she must be looking down on us. joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and dignity of public service, and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. i think joe asked me to serve with him because i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney in san francisco where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of color, black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california where i ran the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states permit of justice. there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners to for-profit colleges taking advantage of

a kaiser hospital in oakland california. the thought that i'd be sitting here right i know make her proud she must be looking down on us. you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with the values that are about hard work. about the value and the dignity of public service. and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people and i think joe asked me to serve with him because. you know i have a career that included the elected the first woman district attorney to san francisco. where i created models of innovation for for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system i was elected. the first. woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general the state of california where and the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice. there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners to 4 profit colleges that were taking

your local kaiser, your local hospital, your local drive-through testing site. it is free, and you can find a testing site just with a quick google search, testing near me. janelle. >> thanks so much, raj. >>> still to come, we are learning more about that mysterious explosion at a home in gilroy. why police say they've stumbled on a bomb-making lab. >>> plus -- >> i thought it was not that hot. i thought it was easy so i could do it. >> she was the longest tenured chinese language reporter in san francisco until she got laid off by covid. but her one-person newspaper operation is still getting crucial information to her community. >>> i'll show you exactly when that wind calms down and an y t update on our reservoirs. what all of this hot, dry weather has done to the current levels. i'll see you back here in about eight minutes. >>> when we welcome our west coast viewers, more alarming signs that the nation is facing a new onslaught of covid infections. virtually every region seeing cases climb. we'll have late developments. >>> also as social media cracks down

mother, who came to the united states at the age of 19, gave birth to me at the age of 25 at kaiser hospital in oakland, california. and the thought that i'd be sitting here right now, i know would make her proud, and she must be looking down on this. you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and the dignity of public service, and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. and i think joe asked me to serve with him because, you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney of san francisco, where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california, where i ran the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice. and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage o

at kaiser hospital in oakland, california. and the thought that i'd be sitting here right now, i know would make her proud and she must be looking down on us you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about value and the dignity of public service and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people and i think joe asked me to serve with him because, you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney of san francisco where i created models of innovation for law enforcement. i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california where i ran the second largest department of justice in the united states second only to the united states department of justice and took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to colleges that were taking advantage of veterans and then of course now i serve in the united states senate as only the second black woman

apparently were the only bidder, they actually come with very high credentials of serving a number of kaiser hospitals already and they are a local and the fact that their headquarters are in south san francisco. they apparently have a dietitian they can prepare the different meals that are necessary for our residents at laguna honda. that is a contract that while the year and three months is the extension of the contract, the implementation and the time that is thought to be required will be up to six months and it is a contract for about $3 million including a contingency of $211,000. the latitude are actually part of an as needed contract of maintenance people. in this case, the steam cleaning and it would be for a vendor for steam cleaning under the contract and then a approval of the vendor table. there is actually a vendor table that the department can use for different types of craft services that our own employees are not able to do and we need to approve that vendor service. that is the fifth item on our new contract list. the committee also was actually able to see evaluations of the previou

mother who came to the united states at the age of 19 and gave birth to me at the age of 25, at kaiser hospital in oakland, california. and the thought that i would be sitting here right now, i know would make her proud, she is looking down on us. you know joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and the dignity of public service, and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. and i think joe asked me to serve with him because you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney of san francisco, where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california where i ran the second largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice. and from there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of hom

mother, who came to the united states at the age of 19, gave birth to me at the age of 25 at kaiser hospital in oakland, california, and the thought that i'd be sitting here right now, i know would make her proud, and she must be looking down on us. you know, joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and the dignity of public service and about the importance of fighting for the dig any of all people and i think joe asked me to serve with him because, you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman district attorney of san francisco, where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of the criminal justice system, i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california, where i ran the second-largest department of justice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice. and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners t

mother who came to the united states at the age of 19 and gave birth to me at the age of 25 at kaiser hospital in oakland, california. the thought that i would be sitting here right now, i know would make her proud. she must be looking down on us. joe and i were raised in a very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and dignity of public service, and about the importance of fighting for the importance -- for the dignity of all people. joe asked me to serve with him because i have a career of being elected the first woman to strip attorney of san francisco where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reform for the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general for the state of california where i ran a second largest department of justice and the united states, second to the united states department of justice. and i took everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks taking advantage of homeowners to for-profit colleges taking advantage of v

mother, who came to the united states at the age of 19, gave birth to me at the age of 25, at kaiser hospitala very similar way. we were raised with values that are about hard work, about the value and the dignity of public service. and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people. and i thinkjoe asked me to serve with him because, you know, i have a career that included being elected the first woman, district attorney, san francisco, where i created models of innovation for law enforcement in terms of reform and the criminal justice system. i was elected the first woman of colour, black woman, to be elected attorney general at the state of california, where i ran the second largest department ofjustice in the united states, second only to the united states department of justice, and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organisations the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners, to for—profit colleges. now i serve in united states senate is only the second black woman ever elected to the united states senate, i serve on the senate committee, where

apparently were the only bidder, they actually come with very high credentials of serving a number of kaiser hospitals already and they are a local and the fact that their headquarters are in south san francisco. they apparently have a dietitian they can prepare the different meals that are necessary for our residents at laguna honda. that is a contract that while the year and three months is the extension of the contract, the implementation and the time that is thought to be required will be up to six months and it is a contract for about $3 million including a contingency of $211,000. the latitude are actually part of an as needed contract of maintenance people. in this case, the steam cleaning and it would be for a vendor for steam cleaning under the contract and then a approval of the vendor table. there is actually a vendor table that the department can use for different types of craft services that our own employees are not able to do and we need to approve that vendor service. that is the fifth item on our new contract list. the committee also was actually able to see evaluations of the previou

at kaiser hospital in oakland california and the thought that i'd be sitting here right now i know would make her proud and she must be looking down this. you know joe and i were raised in a very similar way we were raised with values that are about hard work about the value and the dignity of public service and about the importance of fighting for the dignity of all people and i think joe asked me to serve with him because you know i have a career that included being elected the 1st woman district attorney of san francisco where i created models of innovation for the for law enforcement in terms of reform of the criminal justice system i was elected the 1st. woman of color and black woman to be elected attorney general of the state of california where i ran the 2nd largest department of justice in the united states 2nd only to the united states department of justice and there i took on everything from transnational criminal organizations to the big banks that were taking advantage of homeowners to for profit colleges that were taking advantage of veterans and then of course now i serve

sheriff deputies unpaid leave tonight and a man is in the hospital after a shooting during a traffic stop. a deputy made a traffic stop on kaiser road at highway 221 last night when the driver got out of the car with one hand touch behind his back, the sheriffs office reports a deputy retreated but the driver confused refused to comply, garcia became aggressive and the deputy shot him. officers later found garcia was empty-handed and he remains in critical condition tonight.>>> a texas lease officer is behind bars charged with murdering a shooting while on the job, the texas rangers say officers responding to a disturbance call outside a gas station saturday when they encountered jonathan rice. the rangers say he resisted arrest in a nonthreatening posture and walked away. they say officer lucas than taste price before shooting and killing him. investigators are working to figure out why lucas use deadly force. family members say that he was actually stepping into the escalating fight between a couple at the time.>> from the multiple people that have seen the video at the time that mr. price was shot and at the time that his ha

for patients who require hospitalization, the kaiser family foundation reports that the average stay can cost more than $20,000 a person and rise to closer to $90,000 if the patient requires a ventilator. so what would happen to those americans if they're once again subjected to a lifetime out of pock death limit -- out-of-pocket limit on their insurance coverage where they're not protected against huge expenditures? mr. president, we're all glad that when president trump got covid he got world class care. it's a good thing. we're glad he got airlifted to walter reed in maryland. it's a great national military medical facility. we're glad he had a team of doctors devoted to his case. we're glad he got access to cutting edge drugs. he won't have to pay for that coverage. but, mr. president, that's not the kind of treatment every other american gets. and it's offensive for the president to relish his first-class treatment while denying his fellow americans simple protections as he would by calling for the destruction of the affordable care act. speaking of covid-19 and the impact of pr

, what is our partnership with kaiser, in terms -- the thing that i am concerned about are the kids. do we have eyes on our kids that are going to these different hospitals? >> yes, that's a great question. we have a partnership with kaiser. we do have folks that are working closely with kaiser where we coordinate care. the affordable care act, there's been an expansion. the kaiser medi-cal use, we're still serving. we work with -- we partner with them in those ways. in terms of the hospitalizations, we did -- i don't know if i can answer your question specifically -- we do work with the actual hospital to try to increase our rates so we can get support. we have worked with kaiser in terms of the c.s.u. to try to partner around how to support funding for that. we've had meetings with kaiser. that's an area that we would need further strengthen or i can't speak to what my level in terms how the health network is partnering with other private insurance. iin addition to the revenue generation projects that we're going to be doing, at the state level, i was on a meeting yesterday, there was a big focus on children youth and families and freedo streamlining l

hospital. overnight. those are your headlines. oh hi i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report well let's talk about tea and crumpets and scones and london bridge and the crowd. stacy well max we are going to get into some details about the queen and compare her and the whole royal system to wall street of 1st i want to say you know anybody could essentially now live with the view say of london bridge or tower bridge or you know right along the thames or see the buckingham palace or live in buckingham palace because there's virtual reality now last episode we spoke to bryan rama lee about that this episode we're going to continue some of that conversation but one thing i want to say is we spent this past weekend in virtual reality at the magical crypto conference and it was quite amazing life for me because i spent quite a long time in there as my avatar what i realized is that i could roll out of bed and speak in front of a huge audience and it was no problem on my hair was perfect i felt you know present a ball and then i realized that i think with this whole virtual r

kaiser of course. very sobering we have to leave it has been like this. party reports from the. strikes have destroyed a hospital and residential buildings still it is between armenia and azerbaijan over the territory of into the 7th day. and it's a town just outside the disputed area on the main conflict. president tell us they support their country's military operations i am originally from cairo by. the way we will win the land back and soon as. he will go to karabakh and put off life . has moved to a military hospital as a precautionary measure to testing positive for corona virus spy kids.

kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> right now. president trump back at the white house. after spending 72 hours in the hospital battling covid-19.th this virus not over. location for getting treatment changed sfwl he touched down at the white house ask removed a mask. posed for photographs and recorded a message that twheeted out. it's triggering controversy. he will continue to receive treatment isolating at the white house. this is a live look. 9:30 in the evening. the president and the first lady are isolating there. we dig deeper into what's been a remarkable few hours. >> three days after president trump was taken to the hospital with a i laalarming symptoms. he walked out on his own and boarding marine 1. to continue treatment at the white house. on twitter the president told followers don't be afraid of covid-19. >> don't let it dominate. don't let it take over your life. don't let it happen. >> and promised to be back on the campaign trail soon. it comes amidfurious debate over whether the president is well enough to leave the hospital. >> he may not entirely be out of the woods yet. the team and aagree evaluations and h

kaiser of course. sorry we have to leave it because we like this they. are to reports from the. air strikes have destroyed a hospital and residential buildings between armenia and azerbaijan over the territory are into their 7th day now. and as are a town just outside the disputed area and main conflict zone is also present and tell us they support their own country's military operations. on the regionalism carol. we will win the consumer's post and. also this hour donald trump is new.

hospital after contracting. your headlines my colleague neil harvey will be here in about an hour's time with a full and. international stay with us. max kaiser this is the kaiser report well we've got another scandal or is it a scandal i'm not sure sure it is a scandal could be a big nothing burger not sure people say that anymore but it deftly qualifies as a nothing burger i think stacy well once again kaiser report was right we were right 4 years ago on this whole tax story regarding trump's tax returns but i want to say you know this fits in this with the theme that we've been covering here and on orangeville pod cast every sunday which is that the the real world out in the real world outside of the beltway outside of california silicon valley washington d.c. new york manhattan like outside of those locations the world is actually pretty fine and people are not hysterical and it is not as hysterical as what you might see on the cable news where it is all entertainment this is gladiator style delivery of the news and it's hyperventilating and screeching it's not really like that if you look down deeper that there is a calm ockham's razor s

your local hospital or pharmacy inquiring about a flu shot it's possible you may run into some roadblocks demand for the vaccine is high leading some officers to run out of supply but kaiser permanente pediatrician doctor randy bergen says that does not mean there is a vaccine shortage or shortage of needles and syringes we've already vaccinated over a million we have purchased over 2 million doses of flu and we have the commensurate number of gloves syringes and needles and everything else we need to to even the drive band-aids. >>to to to to to the accident. our members the centers for disease control and prevention says manufacturers have projected they will supply up to 198 million doses of influenza vaccine for the flu season. >>the cdc says well no significant delays have been reported in some places robust demand for vaccines and supplies like needles or syringes may mean some providers may run out of shots and supplies before their next shipment has arrived, but more will be ordered and eventually the supply will be expected to catch up to them and we are this time compared to last year. >>for folks much more being interested in getting the flu but again we had pl

kaiser family foundation, nonpartisan source of health information. kfs found some states don't count nursing home death and others may be underreporting them including new york which didn't include residents who were moved to hospitals and never recovered. the trump administration is reassuring americans a vaccine will be available soon and there will be no rationing of protective recruitment or healthcare. >> i would like to put a end to those kind of rumors because is no need to ration care. we are in a tremendous supply situation now compared to march or april. >> the white house is the cost of vaccines will be covered under medicaid and medicare with the goal of ensuring no american will have to pay for the vaccine. >> the vaccines are coming right on the corner. if i weren't here it would have taken 2 or 3 or 4 years. greatest companies in the world doing it. normal life will fully resuming that is what we want, right? >> of the rally in omaha the president said thanks to a relentless efforts 97% of all current emergency room visits offer something other than the virus, 3% for covid-19, the cdc report the highest number of er visits was 7% in april. shannon: thank you. new allegations of claims against hunter b

hospitalized in critical condition after being shot by a napa county sheriff deputy during a traffic stop last night. the sheriff's office said a deputy stopped the man near the intersection of kaisery 221 at about 10:00 p.m. they say he got out of the car with one hand behind his back. the deputy repeatedly asked him to stop and show his hands but he reportedly refused. as he came closer the deputy fired his weapon. it turns out the man was not holding anything. he was taken to a local hospital and the deputy is now on administrative leave. >>> contra costa fire crews said they were called to handle a sunken boat yesterday in antioch. they used equipment from the california office of spill prevention to contain the fuel from the cabin cruiser before he could leak into the bay. they say there are no reports that any wildlife was harmed by oil. >>> the number of vacant office buildings in san francisco is soaring and the ongoing pandemic is to blame. all of those vacancies could have a big ripple effect on the city's economy. >> reporter: recent visitors to san francisco say after the initial shut down the city was a virtual ghost town. >> you can see it slow down. plywood over the

kaiser family foundation, a nonpartisan source of health information. an kfs sound some states don't count nursing home debts and other states under reporting them, including new york, which didn't include residents moved to hospitals and never recovered. meanwhile, the trump administration reassuring americans a vaccine will be available soon and there will be no ratchetin rationing of protep mental health care. >> i would like to just put in end to those kind of rumors, because there is no need to ration care. we are night tremendous supply situation compared to march or april. >> of the house office of the cost of vaccine will be cost of medicare and medicaid, with the goal of ensuring no one will have to pay for the vaccine. >> the vaccines are coming right around the corner from it if i weren't here come to have taken two or three or four years before you had the stuff, it is happening now. the greatest companies in the world doing it. normal life will resume, and that is what we want, right? >> at the rally tonight in omaha, the president said thanks to our relentless efforts, 90% of current emergency room visits are for something other than covid. the highest e.r. visits was nearly 7% back in april. shannon?