he should know the patient such cases were exactly, so we contacted the all-russian union of insurersclarified the situation now there is a lot of explanatory work going on, and as always, we are allies and we hope that medical insurance organizations will work actively in this area and review supervision. moreover, we sent a letter to roszdravnadzor because we would like the review to send letters to all medical organizations to regional executive authorities or health authorities with a reminder that the requirements of a patient test, yes, are, in fact, a refusal of medical care. i understand that people avoid contacting more and complaining and they prefer to get these pcr tests for money, because they are very afraid and may even be justified that they will not be hospitalized later. if they make a fuss, you're absolutely right. i don't know about the percentage. maybe i wouldn’t write any complaints or appeals either, because imagine a person goes for a sometimes, it’s a very serious operation and at the same time she stops with all this at the entrance. that’s why the patients’

yeah, today the co-chairman of the all-russian union of patients yuri zhilev yuri alexandrovich hellowe were really surprised. and we are with e, it seems that we have e suggests free medical care. you know, the ministry of health also explains in a letter that money for pcr was allocated in the hospital. all received. this system is purchased, what happens a few moments, firstly, uh, the hospital administration is hedging, they want already in advance that the patient has, uh, negative, subser. the test thus enhances the safety of the hospital itself. in general, we are talking only about planned hospitalization within the framework of compulsory medical insurance, listen to everything for free. well, this story is about the fact that the money allocated, that everything eat. it should not be discussed at all, because according to the law, this is already done within the framework of compulsory medical insurance and is done free of charge for the patient, so patients should absolutely not worry about the allocated money. there is no allocated money. this is a direct violation of the

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the central district of move in date, health organizations that several suspected patients receiving care. the european union stop court has ruled the germany cannot indiscriminately collect and keep personal data. european court of justice said that the regulation on hope since 2017 violates you though. some german politicians, the mass data collection as an important tool in the fight against crime. civil rights activists say it's an invasion of privacy. the super typhoon, nun model is lashing the southern japanese island of you. show them is bringing heavy rains and wins about 230 kilometers an hour. authorities of 4000000 people to evacuate protests of broken out in several iranian cities over the death of a 22 year old woman in police. custody money fell into a coma. shortly after being arrested by runs victorious morality police for allegedly not covering her hair as re ignited calls to abolish around strict islamic dress code controversy. as a rugged in indonesia, over the wearing of the he job in schools officially, they're banned from making it mandatory. but many schools ignore the bad forcing goal

a general strike the organization is ready to take to the streets millions of people are patients 30% of our union save 9% regularly receive free food from charities, 8% try to get benefits at work, like the poor, the scandalous situation for government employees and the tragedy that we are forced to go on strike in order to force the government to take the problem seriously, despite the problems in our own economy. the west continues to spend billions on military aid to ukraine ukraine, what is our interest in this, why is ukraine important to us ? while the possibility of an exchange of nuclear strikes with russia suddenly became a reality, according to the wall street journal, the united states banned ukraine from using its precision-guided missiles to strike russian territory, but the ban does not extend to areas that, following referendums, could be included in the composition of our country, however, us secretary of state anthony blinkin blamed russia for one bit of escalation and said washington and its allies have a plan to respond to moscow's hypothetical use of nuclear weapons. the mosco

staffing and working conditions, saying there are too few therapies for too many patients, kaiser said today it reached out to the union to begin bargaining again on thursday, as well as friday and the union accepted. kaiser will also waive the response deadline on its last offers, so that it's still available for the union to bring to the therapists today, san francisco's public health department expanded the number of people eligible for the monkey pox vaccine. it will now be open to all gay, bisexual and transgender people. cities vaccination sites are also administering the second dose to recipients who had the first dose at least 28 days ago. clinics have had to limit or cancel vaccine appointments due to a drug shortage. but san francisco just received 8000 doses and expects another 13,000 soon. so far. there are 740 confirmed cases of monkeypox in san francisco. addressing street safety in san francisco. how one supervisor now says the city is falling short in reaching its zero vision goal. alright we're gonna take a look at the temperatures for tomorrow and the next few days, it stays hot, just not as hot. the

patient system, our future. i see no other reason. european union energy ministers have held an emergency meeting in brussels to discuss the blocks energy crisis. they're trying to find ways to shield citizens and businesses from spiraling gas and electricity prices, including consumption counts and price caps, energy costs to have seen a sharp rise across europe, following sanctions and reaction to russia's invasion of ukraine. will more now on the death of queen elizabeth and how she was viewed in the rest of the world. she was the 1st british monarch to visit china. she mit leader ding shopping during her visit to beijing. in 1986, the trip was seen as a critical piece of diplomacy. it came soon after difficult negotiations between the u. k and china and the signing of the agreement to transfer hong kong back to chinese rule. will islands, president michael de higgins has paid tribute to the queen. he prized her for her historic visit in 2011. to all those who have suffered as a consequence of our trouble passed. i extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy . she was the 1st british monarch to visit the co

. >> their union is in negotiations with kaiser permanente, and they want patients to know what's at stake. >> what's this about? >> patient care. >> well, that was the picket line in south san francisco outside the kaiser facility there, one of 12 bay areas where nurses are picketing. more than 22,000 registered nurses and nurse practitioners are picketing across the state. the two sides have been in negotiations since august of last year, 2021, asking kaiser to spend some of their profits on more staffing, better work place environment protection. >> our nurse says, we have been missing our breaks and 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's head of human resources for northern california sent us a statement reading in part, we hear the fatigue and frustration of our nurses and we continue to work effectively to hire skilled nurses in spite of the acute shortage, our commitment to being the best places for nurses to work has enabled kaiser permanente of northern california to hire 3,288 additi

and you can see more on panorama tonight — that's undercover hospital: patients at risk, on bbc one at 9pm. the european union russia to europe are the result of sabotage. eu commission president ursula von der leyen stopped short of accussing russia of causing the leaks in nordstream one and two, but said deliberate disrpution would be met with a strong response. the pipelines, which run under the baltic sea, aren't currently operational, but still contain gas. we can talk to our brussels correspondentjessica parker. a concerning development for europe? as you say the eu is calling this sabotage although not publicly pointing the finger at russia but a lot of questions over who could be behind this and one theory put forward by analyst is could russia be showing it can interfere with european infrastructure even though these pipelines are not in use. the kremlin rejected that as a stupid idea and said it is america that stands to gain further theory that does not gain much traction around here. it is not clear when ever we will find out who's this and that is a further question as to how the european can res

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the engineers contract union went on strike for a few months. this is hurting all the patients of kaiser. there is going to be a rally on october 7th at 7:00 a.m. because the same thing is going on for laguna honored. we are going to be meeting october 11th. we have to unite all. >> thank you for your comments this evening. all right. mr. atkins, let's hear from our next caller, please. i think we've got about four more in the queue. >> public speaker: the union went on contract for a few months. it's harming all the patients of kaiser. i wanted to say that this coming saturday -- [inaudible] public speaker: hi, my name is david, i'm a kaiser oakland patient and my spouse is a kaiser worker. i have suffered with depression for three decades. if it was properly treated when i was younger, i wouldn't be going through the hell that i have been in. i'm grateful to have health care and grateful to have a spouse. it's not just about kaiser here in california, this is about mental health care in the entire us and the world. we need to have adequate and timely care and we need to ensur

a union representing ds representing doctors said staff actually had to scramble to mov. move patients. county health officials tell us it does have procedures in place for emergencies like this and no lives were ever in danger. one reason we avoided rolling blackouts, people apparently listened when the state sent out out an emergency alert, asking everyone to drastically cut back back on usage. >> had it not been for the efforts of literally millions os of californians to turn off a light or turn down a thermometer , not use a large appliance, we would not be in the position we are today. i'm hoping we don't have to do that again. if we do that again, please take it seriously. we don't do that lig. that lightly. >> we are keeping a close eye on on the power demand. you can check out kpix.com for all your updates. > >> let's get to some headlines around the bay. police are searching for the person who shot a guard and robbed an armored truck. it happened just before noon right outside of the the kaiser hospital. police say the guard had just picked up money and was on his way back to

the union is asking workers to give more time away from patients for administrative tasks. kumasi: the founders of health and -- hell's angels was very this weekend. they got their start in oakland in 96 to seven. barber died at the age of 83. reggie: looking ahead to a huge game next week after an opening drive touchdown. they could not muster much in denver. included jimmy garoppolo stepping out of the back of the end zone at one point. the broncos owon 11-10. only the second time in league history that a game ended with that score. >> we still have a lot left. we never like to lose in this fashion. but we have to bounce back. >> giving us opportunities. if we don't turn the ball over and scored 10 points a game, we should be able to do it three times. our goal is much higher than that. but at the lowest we can do that. reggie: next for the 49ers, i came against the rams at levi's stadium. kumasi: a buffalo bills coach could be penalized or fined for destroying his tablet during yesterday's game. he was clearly unhappy about his loss to the dolphins. at the end of the gam

kaiser's previously said the union is asking workers to get more time away from patients for administrativeks. spencer christian joins us right now with a look at what our work week forecast has in store. all right, jr. things are looking pretty good starting with conditions right now. let's take a look outside. well, actually what we see right now is now look outside, but look at conditions outside. the wind is relatively calm in most places a little breezy near the golden gate and it is cooler in virtually every bay area location right now that this time last night three degrees cooler here in san francisco five degrees cooler in san carlos seven degrees cooler in livermore. let's move along now. i take a live look from our rooftop camera looking along the embarcadero. it's a calm evening outside right now 57 degrees here in the city, oakland 59 palo alto 663 at san jose, santa clara 61 59 at half moon bay. nice view from the exploratorium camera looking out over the bay se a few thin light low clouds out over the bay right now. nobody's mainly a clear evening. we have temperatures right

patients. kaiser said today it reached out to the union to begin bargaining again on thursday and friday and the union accepted. 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 w

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 know, everyone's dream traveling read a note that it's not what it is anymore. southwest is a rapidly changing airline and the contract with the 6 years doesn't that operation that they whole federal mediators are being brought

patient, but eventually we will see this fly. and that's something i'm looking forward to very much. maybe one day i might even be on top of it. the last leader of the soviet union, mikhail gorbachev has been led to rest in moscow. gorbachev died 1891. after a long illness, crowds queued for hours to see him lying in state, but gorbachev's funeral was not as lavish as the ceremonies stage for other former leaders. ah, saying good bye to one of the most influential leaders of the 20th century. the man who built the cold war to an end was not given a stay funeral. in fact, the ceremony was more notable for its absences. president vladimir putin, too busy to attend on western leaders, didn't travel to russia as moscow's invasion of ukraine, a solid relations. the last soviet leader was given an honory god. his daughter, grandchildren looked on as a relatively modest funeral, went ahead at moscow's melvit of each he cemetery. a place where many prominent russians lie buried earlier, thousands of ordinary musk of ites queued up to pay their last respects at the pillar hall, where gorbachev open casket was put on display. the whole normally serves as a venue for state

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 ♪ mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in cal

union's demands will reduce access to mental health care for members. kaiser says it rain it remains committed to reaching an agreement that ensures patient while balancinge 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 is taking place in arizona in february rihanna posted a picture holding a football to her. media accounts earlier today rihanna declined to perform at the super bow

unionized workers are demanding that kaiser expand its ability. properly care for patientstimely manner. last week, the striking workers rejected kaiser's latest contract offer, saying it didn't address understaffing or improved access to care. 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. during the strike, kaiser says it's brought in dozens of skilled clinicians temporarily help care for patients. kaiser spokesperson sent ktvu statement that 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 providers from our network of contracting community providers. food workers are sfor going back to work today after reaching a tentative deal to end their striking pay raise, according to the union employees agreed to attended the deal late wednesday night that includes pay raises and affordable healthcare for the employees and

we won’t call a single patient there e for mobilization from yuzhno-sakhalinsk, she ’s sent a special military operation, the grandson of the hero of the soviet union smirnykh, received a name in honor of his legendary grandfather. liberated sakhalin smoked from the japanese militarists, collected, went, took the documents, came to the recruiting station. and so he came here. we should be ready here with a psychologically uplifted spirit, after all, the motherland called us, we must fulfill our duty, honestly worthily mobilized sakhalin residents are arriving. the recruits are preparing for the exercises to be day and night firing. mom, it's all right. the family is great too. don't worry guys michael tokyo and netesque, carry on. you see, the main topic in the second part of our issue is izhevsk a message arrives marked urgently shooting in the city school number 88, we will return to the air in a couple of minutes - this is not a sentence, the treatment started on time allows you to live happily ever after, find out more, but from the speeder. watch today a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukrai

patient here. we will not call for mobilization from yuzhno -sakhalinsk for a special military operation the grandson of the hero of the soviet unionid smirnykh, was sent and named after his legendary grandfather. the liberated sakhalin smoked from the japanese militarists. i went to pick up the documents and came to the recruiting station. and so he came here. we must always be ready in a psychologically uplifted spirit, after all, the motherland called us, we must fulfill our duty, honest, worthy mobilized sakhalin residents arrive at collection points. now recruits are preparing for the exercises to be day and night firing. mom it's all right. family too excellent, don’t worry ivan kireev and anna to lead the sanctions policy today at a meeting of the presidium of united russia , minister of economy maxim reshetnikov made a report to the participants. according to him, the anti-crisis plan developed by the government helped enterprises and businesses adapt to the new conditions . economy play state support measures. the first, of course, what we will focus on is the restoration of lending to prevent monetary contraction of the e

not a single patient we won’t call for mobilization from yuzhno -sakhalinsk there, she ’s sent a special military operation, the grandson of hero of the soviet unionnid smirnykh received a name in honor of his legendary grandfather. the liberated sakhalin smoked from the japanese militarists. i took the documents and came to the recruiting station. and so he came here. we should be ready here with a psychologically uplifted spirit, after all, the motherland called on us, we must fulfill our duty, honestly worthy mobilized sakhalin residents are at the abramets point preparing for the exercises to be day and night firing. mom, it's all right. the family is great too. don't worry, there's no news from tokyo. stella was opened in magadan, the city of labor valor , which immortalized the feat of the inhabitants during the great patriotic war around the 15-meter monument, a semicircular pylon was installed, made in the technique of graphic collage in the design of the used historical photographs during the war years, the akyns worked at the limit of their capabilities, exceeded the norm, mastered new productions. got two new helicopters. they are desig

they can tell the suffering citizens of the eurozone and the european union that you must be patient is the complete catastrophe of the economy of the european union, because this is a policy of expansion to the east. she choked and she now dooms the countries of the collective west to reduce their industry to reduce their economies. they can no longer destroy the economies to the east of their zone of influence, as they would like to do, and they themselves will suffer losses. in doing so, they will pay a higher price for coal, for oil and for gas. and for everything. that is, this is a new situation, then, especially regrettable today, the federal republic of germany announced that it went bankrupt and ceased production of the largest toilet paper mill. this is really serious here. and as for what lies ahead, there will be winter ahead. and putin said he might freeze. following the commercial, two star chefs from moscow embark on an incredible gastronomic journey across russia, our adventure begins with local history and cuisine to prepare a dish worthy of a michelette star cooking

patient as wrong. and they want to become a part of russia. that's true. who is the economic loser in the ukraine conflict? the european union, that's from the former group prime minister who slammed the block sanctions policy say neither russia nor the u. s. has suffered any significant impact. here's our t fear, l isabel was more on the european backlash as leaders say they are shooting themselves in the foot in attempts to ban russia. while most high ranking western politicians and power refused to admit that sanctions against russia have thus far been ineffective against the country and have rather been more burdensome to their own nations, it seems that form or politicians, i've been more willing to say the truth out loud even russia is not losing economically, the rubel has become one of the strongest currencies since the rise in natural gas prices. russia has managed to become the regulator that turns the energy supply tap on and off. europe is going downhill at the moment, and in my view, there's a very clear leadership deficit, a deficit of thinking and strategy. the former greek prime minister acutely noted that th

the engineers contract union went on strike for a few months. this is hurting all the patients of kaiser. there is going to be a rally on october 7th at 7:00 a.m. because the same thing is going on for laguna honored. we are going to be meeting october 11th. we have to unite all. >> thank you for your comments this evening. all right. mr. atkins, let's hear from our next caller, please. i think we've got about four more in the queue. >> public speaker: the union went on contract for a few months. it's harming all the patients of kaiser. i wanted to say that this coming saturday -- [inaudible] public speaker: hi, my name is david, i'm a kaiser oakland patient and my spouse is a kaiser worker. i have suffered with depression for three decades. if it was properly treated when i was younger, i wouldn't be going through the hell that i have been in. i'm grateful to have health care and grateful to have a spouse. it's not just about kaiser here in california, this is about mental health care in the entire us and the world. we need to have adequate and timely care and we need to ensur

union officially ceased to exist. i was more the cobra to stay at a stage to subway just he has on last. but besides the new patient obisky cigar shaniqua by anybody sure. with a station near la storage company i mitchell says it's i leave somebody say it's not complaining to this matter. cotton goes or dorman, issue coordinate will go to school professor or susan crisp workers, what i just always do is cut dorsey barrage, but beside sir, goshen, you to the go worse, and then you say use a civilian. okay, so that's i to the states. it is got a bunch of, ah, things, lots of skiers. gotta assume you down. i was go home to say a disability to was one was member with keep disabilities from after. it's yet them yeoman. she herself, was whitefield somebody tomorrow's you with small in your career coverage with a choice thought hero, you cover crane i if he didn't don't train you taking the she missed me. see how i knew hero caliah. i knew about it here or president the chena river and it's my catch what do you think. ready college, a young girl is in 40000000 my courage. yes, i'm a years. go to watch. oh oh, the lunch la

unionized workers are demanding that kaiser expand their ability to properly care for patients in a timely manner. now. last week , the striking workers rejected kaiser's latest contract offer they say did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care. sarah sarokin says she striking because she wants to be a better mental health provider. currently our patients are unable to get the care that they need to get feathered. 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, geyser says it's brought in dozens of skilled clinicians to temporarily health care for the patients at kaiser spokesperson. sent us a statement that said in part today 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 contracting community providers and food workers at sfo or back on the job after striking a deal for a raise workers at the airports, bars, restaurants, cafes and lounges, walke

patient growth and development? we will put those questions to one of because leaving voice of the present, authentic god and the shapers of the african union, max out talk to the president of synagogue and the 2 percent of the african union. i can tell. thank you for mister president. africans are paying a high price for the carbon dioxide emissions produced in other regions, but doors responsible for most of emissions, the usa, china, russia, japan, european countries and their leaders are not here today. so do think that they own up their responsibility. george m a. c. level of care. we had an important summit today, and rotterdam, which was a meeting on the adaptation in africa and how to finance this program. you're right to say that there are countries that are mainly responsible for climate warming through their industrialization and their consumption. and in the industrialized countries in the west or in asia. and it was normal that the principle which we all agreed, which is the principle of producing countries, the countries that are mainly responsible for climate mormon finance. the adaptation africa, which happens to be the come

unionized workers are demanding. kaiser expand its ability to properly care for patients in a timely manner.er, saying it didn't address understaffing or improve access to care. 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. during this strike, kaiser says it's brought in dozens of skilled clinicians to temporarily health care for patients. kaiser spokesperson sent ktvu a statement that 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. food workers at 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 like wednesday night that includes pay raises and affordable healthcare for the employees and their families . workers at the airports, bars , restaurants, cafes and lounges h

patients that i care for. >> thanks for coming. thanks for coming. >> reporter: chris works with the minnesota nurses association. and after contract negotiations stalled at several hospital this is summer, the union decided to strike against their employers. he says it's about more than just wages. >> morning shift, all right. >> they don't want to talk about staffing. they don't want to talk about workplace conditions. frankly, the administrators of our hospitals aren't at the bedside. they are not giving care. they don't see how or jobs work. and that's why we need to have a voice in the process. >> reporter: in a statement, the hospital group chris works for says they're disappointed the union is focussing its efforts on a strike instead of at the bargaining table and that the union has consistently declined their requests for mediation, adding, we cannot agree to a 27% wage increase because it's not sustainable. for chris's young family, this hitting close to home. his wife andrea, an oncology nurse who works blorks away also picketing. the two, parents two a 10-week-old son oscar. >> we're fighting to protect not only our nurses but also our community in terms of the patients that we take ca

if you had a union, you could say i shouldn't have to wear a garbage bag to respond to patients in the hospital. i think those issues are universal, if you are a worker at starbucks, you want dignity while working at starbucks. when you work at amazon, you would want to be able to speak out about heat being too extreme. you don't want to worry about being out of a job or having too much time off task if you say some. it is representative of a shift in the way that people view unions. the fact that they see unions as a pathway when most young people have not even heard of the union. a lot of people don't know anyone in a union, what they are, or how to form one. that is our challenge, take these -- 71 percent of people who are favorable and create them -- and create the ability for them to form unions. when i spoke early -- when i spoke earlier about how young people are forming unions differently than their predecessors. digital journalists, i will pick on them, are negotiating their companies carbon footprint in their bargaining agreement. looking at corporate responsibility as a subj

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it's been nearly eight weeks since unionized workers walked off the job demanding that cancer expanded ability to properly care for patients in a timely manner. last week, the striking workers rejected kaiser's latest contract offer. they say it did not adequately address understaffing or improve access to care. we want to be able to provide mental health care and addiction medicine care to patients in a way that complies with our code of ethics. during the strike, heuser says it's brought in dozens of skilled clinicians to temporarily helped care for patients. kaiser spokesperson sent ktvu a statement that said, in part during the strike, we continue to reach out to patients whose appointment with an internal providers affected to offer them another internal care provider or provider from our network of contracted community providers. food workers over at sfo went back to work today after reaching a deal. they end their strike and get a paper race, according to the union employees. agreed to a tentative deal late wednesday night that included pay raises and affordable healthcare for their employees and their families. wor

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 patientacting 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 airline and the contract. but when the 6 years about doesn't that operation that today? >> federal mediators have been brought in the union says they expected me with that person next month. southwest airlines told kron 4 tha

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 actually make less an hour than the cost of one meal served to customers. kron four's ella sogomonian listened and she joins us from the newsroom with the latest. hello. >> we stand with you. that was the overarching message toni

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 patientspective. >> 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 the contract. but when the 6 years about doesn't that operation that today? >> well, federal mediators are being brought in and the union says it expects to meet with them next month. southwest airlines told kron 4 that it's lo

ashley: they are working in protest of hospital understanding, the nurses union claims the lack of workers not only harming patientnegotiate a new contract with hospital executives, the strike slated to last three days highlight a nationwide shortage of health workers made worse by the covid pandemic, the union is negotiating a new agreement for 5 months, nurses have been working without a contract for weeks. the walkout is affecting 13 hospitals around minneapolis and st. paul. stuart: strikes all over, teachers, nurses, you got it. nba star stefan curry does not want donald trump back in the white house, says he is a threat to the country. the new york times issues a warning over midterm polling, worried the polls might be overestimating performance of candidates in the same places where they got it wrong for biden in 2020. things are heating up in the gubernatorial race, charlie crist calling himself a uniter just know moments before slamming desantis as theysatan. byron donald deals with that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ good luck. td ameritrade, this is anna. hi anna, this position is all over the place, help! hey professor,

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 you are hitting the roads on this wednesday morning, we are keeping a close eye on the slower spots out. there will have an updated look at your traffic this morning. once we get this morning. once we get back. ♪struttin'♪: by

it's been nearly eight weeks since unionized workers walked off the job demanding the kaiser expand its ability to properly care for patients in a timely manner. last week, the striking workers rejected kaiser's latest contract offer to say it didn't adequately addressed concerns about understaffing or improve access to care and want to be able to provide mental health care and addiction. medicine care to patients in a way that complies with our code of ethics. kaiser says it brought in dozens of skilled clinicians to temporarily help care for patients during the strike, kaiser spokesperson said ktvu statement that says 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 contracting community , part providers. meanwhile, the us house of representatives taking action to deal with the rise in depression and anxiety among the american people. yesterday the house passed the mental health matters act. if the senate also passes the measure, it would increase access to support services an

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 focusing on dire wolf creatures, which were featured on the show. people apparently believe getting a husky. what's the next big thing? but then they got tired of them or maybe the dogs got a little too large for their living space

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's west coast shutting down ahead of the storm. that, of course, causing cancellations and forcing many flyers. just stay put until the hurricane passes. xavier walton reports now from the tampa airport. >> so this is tampa in

while in that same speech, latin and patient, also a keys ukraine of cheating, developing countries out of grain shipments by sending its harvest to the european union and adviser to ukraine's president. call that claim graham list last week. ship carrying 23000 tons of ukraine. grain arrived in east africa, especially curious if, if we did everything we could to get this ukrainian grain out. we did this with turkey. the result, if we remove turkey as an intermediary, virtually all the grain was brought, not the poor country but to the european union. the world food program speaks of the need for the poorest country on the out of $60000.00 tons of production, just 3 percent went to developing countries. we're working with. let's go to gabriel. alexander has lived for us in cave. gabriel. the president of ukraine has now reacted to those comments from president peace. and what exactly, as he said, well, the word here from keith is that those claims by the russian president are simply baseless. they say that you, that you know, that it's very clear that ukraine has exported ukrainian grain to the developing world in fact, present. so in sky is said th

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