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

kaiser sentenced to 40 years in a mental hospital and are hearing scheduled for september. >>> to help on the way for parents struggling from the shortage of baby formula. the white house announced a deal to ship 1,000,000 pounds of gerber baby formula from a nestli factory in mexico. in a formula to make 16,000,000 8-ounce bottles. it has nearly doubled the amount imported from europe and australia. deliveries begin this weekend. >>> is the california dream over? the new billboards in oakland and across the state don't have words. only images. a sobering dose of california's reality. a bay area photographer adopting what california really looks like. highlighting brief problems many of us know, housing crisis, wildfires in the drought. the artist because the project the end of a dream. >> my goal as a project is to look at it and look at it clearly and with clear eyes. >> the photographer is self funding the endeavor. so far as part of 14 billboards across the state. >>> now to an historical moment. this is for women sports in the bay area. >> in oakland the new baby area soccer team

we are working on a ed in kaiser san francisco and many of the hospitals so they are geriatric frndly. training the nurses to recognize (inaudible) senior care. skilled nursing and nursing homes. one thing we do is provide kaiser physicians nurses and case managers to follow the patient. they are never out of the system from under our eye so able to understand and know what is happening with somebody across the care journey. providing life care planning which is goal (inaudible) asking what you want at this stage and how can i help you get that. pallative care, hospice, home base and after hour care connect with patient and family. and coordinate with everybody whether primary care cardiologist nephrology. everybody is part of the team. i want to do a quick brief overview and that's as quick and brief as i think i could do. i am more than happy to answer questions if there is anything you have for me. >> president follansbee thank you very much. i guess the question i would have is really what do you think is the optimal way to engage this support team? when patients become home bound

kaiser-permanente says 18% of parents plan to get kids 5 and younger vaccinated. the numbers reflect the fact 18% of people have been listening to the fearmongering, inflated numbers of covid-19, hospitalizations out including covid infection when they come to the hospital for another reason. those numbers are used for the risk and benefit ratio of getting the vaccine and listening to headlines long covid is dangling out there and could attack your child, no different incidence of long covid than longhaul symptoms after any other infection done in the lanset. >> todd: parents not willing to give the kids their vaccine, they are probably vaccinated themselves, they are not anti-vaxers. are you confident enough clinical trials have been done with regard to kids or are kids going to be test subjects? >> i i do feel good about the dosing level of these vacs seens, it is small, three micrograms compared to what an adult may get. bigger question, have enough kids be included? you can't make a conclusion from small group of secretaries about rare events. when i say rare events. myocarditis, less likely it tends to happen in children under 12. safety profile is likely there, when the cdc recommended

kaiser is not giving any details but planning documents show they do not plan to change the original footprint of the building, so it would likely be used for medical offices and not a hospitalancisco bay's partners, a real estate firm, owns that building. >> there is a renewed push for people to attend professional fireworks displays for the july 4 holiday. >> that is if the event has not been canceled. the issue some professional shows are dealing with this year. >> the actual everyday things you are going through while dealing with 20,000 people. >> draymond green's life not perfect. a rare look at the softer side of the warrior's offensive powerhouse, a one-on-one interview coming up and he talks inare you looking to renovatelks aboyour kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer]