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. >> doctor laura johnson is the chief medical officer here. do you even begin to approach as a patient comes in? what do you what do you do for them? >> most of the patients who've been admitted have had respiratory issues. they've been needing supplemental oxygen and respiratory support to help them get over the viral pneumonia part that we see with measles. >> it's one thing to treat these patients on the ground. but the key in the middle of a measles outbreak is to try and prevent more cases from occurring. that's really challenging, given how contagious this is. appreciate it. hey. how are you doing? nice to meet you. how's it going? that's. that's the kind of the reaction we're getting. >> freezing weather and measles outbreaks. >> doctor jennifer shuford is the commissioner for the state health department. what do you think the next weeks and months is going to look like? >> um, i think that we're going to continue to see cases and what the next few months look like. kind of depends on how effective we are at getting messaging out about,

joining us now is doctor laura johnson, chief medical officer of covenant health in lubbock, texas. thank you so much for being with us this morning. you've been treating measles patients. what are you seeing at your hospital? >> yes. >> we've had many patients admitted. mostly they're. requiring admission. >> for respiratory issues. so needing supplemental. >> oxygen. >> sometimes high. >> flow oxygen. and we've had a number of patients. >> we've been taking care of over these past several weeks. >> and who is getting infected? >> sure. >> all the patients that we. >> have. >> taken care. >> of have been unvaccinated. >> measles is highly contagious. >> and the. >> best way to control the spread. >> of measles is. >> through vaccination. so when there. are susceptible patients. >> who are potentially. >> exposed. >> it's very easy. >> for that. >> infection to occur. >> and so doctor, tell us a little bit more about measles. what are the symptoms. and you say it's easily transmitted. how easily. >> yeah it's. >> it's. >> one of. >> the more. >> contagious viruses. >> that we deal w

. >> doctor laura johnson is the chief medical officer here. how do you even begin to approach as a patient comes in? what do you what do you do for them? >> most of the patients who've been admitted have. >> had respiratory issues. >> they've been. >> needing supplemental oxygen and respiratory support to help them get. over the viral pneumonia part that we see with measles. >> it's one thing to treat these patients on the ground. but the key in the middle of a measles outbreak is to try and prevent more cases from occurring. that's really challenging, given how contagious this is. appreciate it. hey, how are you doing, garcia? nice to meet you. how's it going? that's. that's the kind of the reaction we're getting. >> freezing weather and a measles outbreak. >> doctor jennifer shuford is the commissioner for the state health department. what do you think the next weeks and months is going to look like? >> um, i think that we're. >> going to continue. >> to see. cases and. >> what the next few months. >> look like. >> kind of depends on. >> how

. >> hi i'm laura johnson director at gail stewedo a global urban design firm this has taken a holistic this campus and we don't want to leave the in between spaces for last we are starting with this urban framework. to orient you first. westfield campus is in the red out line. this map is looking east so north is to the left. so think burglar where this is in context westfield is a support campus. to the terminals that is directly north. between the rental car center and the back of term until 3. dig nothing more at this time soit we have i combination of cargo facilities, office facility this is support backbone to the campus itself. and where you are looking at mou is westfield road. east. toward the air field. and turning around here now you are looking west toward the air train station at westfield the station is -- right before the rental car center. to orient you of where we are. you see already here from that arial that the roads are large the level of infrastructure here can be a bit overwhelming. between the cargo traffic, the width of the road. the decreased number of crossin

. >> hi i'm laura johnson director at gail stewedo a global urban design firm this has taken a holistic look at this campus and we don't want to leave the in between spaces for last we are starting with this urban framework. to orient you first. westfield campus is in the red out line. this map is looking east so north is to the left. so think burglar where this is in context westfield is a support campus. to the terminals that is directly north. between the rental car center and the back of term until 3. dig nothing more at this time soit we have i combination of cargo facilities, office facility this is support backbone to the campus itself. and where you are looking at mou is westfield road. east. toward the air field. and turning around here now you are looking west toward the air train station at westfield the station is -- right before the rental car center. to orient you of where we are. you see already here from that arial that the roads are large the level of infrastructure here can be a bit overwhelming. between the cargo traffic, the width of the road. the decreased number of

. >> laura: perhap hs mayor johnson should listen to his own constituents or at ae chicago alderman.e the ability to work y with i.c.e., they wouldn't be here. >>tituents the mayor's look to e constituents he cares most about, white progressives in the city of chicago. >> he believes he is such a strong advocate for human rightd no matter what your citizenship status is. if you are here and not a sin is sin and committing heinous crimes, he wants to protectuse. you. >> laura: thankfully chicago has an ally in the white house. the doj is suing the city andh c state over sanctuary laws and interference with i.c.e.ch joining me now is resident of chicago, sean tom sowell.t yo we know elected officials want, they want to keep chicago abovea all else, apparently a sanctuary for illegal aliens. but what are you seeing within your community about what the residents who deal with this influx are saying? >> they absolutely cannot stande illegal aliens. it. they are bringing drugs, crime and heinous acts.use people are sick of it and they like people liket tom homan because they are cleaning u

. >> laura: finally getting a look inside brandon johnson's gift room filed with freebies, senior correspondent corke here with all the details. what can you tell us? >> good evening to you, my friend. the city of chicago recently shared a video, laura of its gift room after a watchdog group accused a mayor of that city, brandon johnson, of gifts. now on wednesday. city also announced brand new protocols for receiving gifts. log in video of the items that are currently in its gift room attempt comes after the office of inspector general accused mrg valuable gifts and failing to reported them now, among the alleged reported gifts, we're talking about items like jewelry, alcohol, air pods, designer handbags, who knew and apparently size 14 shoes that obviously is prompting ethical. will laura, 18 pages of items donated the gifts, johnson previously here is the hypocrisy, accused the inspector general of a mischaracterization of insisting he never benefited personally from any gifts. what are you doing with designer handbags? what is that all about? and size 14 shoes i'm 10, 10 and a half. who is

do not have the full pulse or the breath of what people in america are calling for. >> laura: perhaps mayor johnsonlisten to his own constituents or at least chicago aldermen. >> we had the ability to work with ice, they wouldn't be here. >> the mayor listening to the constituents he cares most about hyper liberal white progressives in the city of chicago. >> he believes that he is such a strong advocate for human rights no matter what you are here and you are not a citizen and you are committing heinous crimes, he wants to protect you. >> laura: thankfully, chicagoans have an ally in the white house. the doj is suing the city and the state over sanctuary laws and interference with ice. joining me now is a resident of chicago, shah sean it unsell. vashon we know what your elected officials want to keep chicago above all else, apparently, a sanctuary for illegal aliens, but what are you seeing within your community about what the residents who deal with this influx are saying? >> they absolutely cannot stand the illegal immigrants. they are bringing drugs. they're bringing crime and all sorts of hei

and, laura, i want you to listen to what mike johnson, who is the constitutional leader of the house of representatives and effectively the of the house of representatives and effectively the entire congress. what he said this morning about this question. >> what they're doing in the executive branch, i've been asked so many times. aren't you uncomfortable with this? no i'm not. i think that the courts should take a step back and allow these processes to play out. what we're doing is good and right for the american people. >> laura. >> yeah, it's frankly stunning. the silence from republicans or comments like that from republicans, given the fact that. >> the job of. >> the. >> courts, the job of judges, is to determine whether or not the other branches of government are violating the law. and so far there are a number of judges, including republican appointed judges, who have said that this administration is either violating the pauses that they've put, the blocks that they've put on some of these funding freezes, or they're violating different elements of the law, including the imp

there has been a written log and it contains the ticket this, laura, 18 pages of items along with location that donated they, gaps. johnsonres the hypocrisy accusing the inspector general ofne fimischaracterization whileal lyinsisting he never benefited personally from any gaps. what are you doing with designer handbags? what is that all about? 4 and size 14 choose, i'm ten, 10.5. qwho is going to wear those isa better question. line here is the city of chicago is taking a very close lookeast what seems to be a lite bit of corruption or at least some are calling it thatin tonight, laura. >> laura: i guess you have tong walk in his shoes, kevin to understand. >> i knew you wereo ob going toy that. all s so obvious, and i'eem thinking about all the ponds, kevin, it is great to see you. coming up con to tom homan scored a huge win and he is here next to tell us about it. tear . for relief that's ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ remove contact lenses before using miebo. wait at least 30 minutes before putting them back in. eye redness and blurred vision may occur. ♪ miebo ♪ ♪ ohh yeah ♪ ask your eye doctor about prescription miebo. do

sophia asher enrique aguilar, leon yu, jimmy lee, byron johnson and tom belov, jeremy mckenzie, david copeland, alan wren and jesse laura for planning, coordination, creativity and persistence and making these projects a reality. >> jean thank you. >> thank you for this recognition. i'd like to acknowledge my incredible team who contributed to turning this effort into a reality through their creativity and persistence and also for tolerating me at times the effort was a big lift but it turned out beyond our expectations. >> i'm also grateful to our colleagues across the agency in legal finance and revenue and i did want to call them up by name because they were definitely an important part. david innes, lillian levy and the chief legal office trinh nguyen, carlos peyser, eric john in our finance department and emmet nelson and fred student in our revenue department they were integral to getting this work off the ground. >> i'm also grateful to our set that finally i believe the spread of merchandizing program comes at a pivotal time. many san franciscans have reached out to me and said thank you know many of them say th