and kaiser permanente was not the. mark split -- not immune.e specifically, everyone who went to work in health care during the pandemic faced fear and the inability to care for patients the way they normally do. there were no treatments, no vaccines, shortages of protective equipment. it was a remarkably fearful time. that has carried over. very difficult for people to recover from that. and it has been difficult for the organization to get back to being fully staffed as they were prior to the pandemic. those challenges have tested the partnership. partnerships are fragile to begin with. it is a nontraditional way of labored management to engage with one another. that fragility has been tested. caitriona: 20 look at the demands that heth care staff are making out kaiser permanente, how realistic are they? >> there is a realism to the intent and the nature of the demands. i think what they speak to is a real long-term erosion of purchasing power by the workforce, especially low-wage workers. cars are permanente has, to their credit, always pay

-- kaiser permanente on an issue that kaiser permanente is interested in outsourcing the jobs of healthare workers that a year ago they were calling heroes. geoff: what are differentials? caroline: shifts like night shift, weekend shifts, they are harder to staff and attract people to and there are added costs for workers taking those shifts so they are an incentive to take an off shift. geoff: thanks so much for your time and insights. we appreciate it. caroline: thank you for your time. ♪ amna: in the day's other headlines, former president trump appealed a new york judge's ruling that he committed fraud by inflating the value of his assets for banks and insurers. that came as mr. trump returned to a manhattan courtroom for day three of the civil trial in the case. attorney general letitia james filed the lawsuit and was also on hand. president biden hinted today he may try to bypass congress to get more money for ukraine. last week, house republicans forced the removal of ukraine aid from a bill averting a government shutdown. at the white house today, the president said, "there is a

they could be staffed by kaiser permanente employees.eoff: what does kaiser need to do to meet the union's demands? caroline: kaiser needs to listen to the voices of frontline health care workers as they come up with long-term staffing solutions. some of those solutions look like incentives to attract new staff into the health care field. it looks like providing training so that the right staff have the right skill set to deliver care. it looks like incentivizing off shifts, night shift, weekend shifts that are really hard to staff right now partly because differentials have not changed in 30 years and most concerning, we just heard from kaiser permanente on an issue that kaiser permanente is interested in outsourcing the jobs of health care workers that a year ago they were calling heroes. geoff: what are differentials? caroline: shifts like night shift, weekend shifts, they are harder to staff and attract people to and there are added costs for workers taking those shifts so they are an incentive to take an off shift. geoff: thanks so

the kaiser permanente strike is one of several labour strikes we've seen in the us in recent months. led by the united auto workers and the actors' union. the us bureau of labour statistics reports that more than 300,000 workers went on strike through august this year alone. for more on the strike, i spoke earlier with the executive director of the coalition of kaiser permanente unions, caroline lucas. caroline, in a statement today, kaiser permanente said it had already agreed to a minimum wage increase of 25 dollars an hour in california, that they are aggressively hiring new staff. what's your response to what they put on the table? thank you so much for having me at this pivotal moment. we do acknowledge kaiser permanente has made a commitment to hire 10,000 new staff and they are close to that goal but their failure to create a comprehensive solution to the short—term staffing crisis is resulting in people leaving the industry as well so within kaiser permanente, within our coalition, at the same time they have hired 10,000 new healthcare workers, almost 4000 have left so we nee

si se pudieran sentar, ayer se salieron de la sala. >> kaiser permanente reconoce que no ha llegado as de retiro, ella tiene 36 aÑos como trabajadora. >> no nos han subido el salario del referencial en un montÓn de aÑos. >> los mÉdicos y mayorÍa de enfermeras tituladas no estÁn en huelga y algunos servicios no urgentes han sido reprogramados en los 3 dÍas de paro, en este hospital de hollywood lourdes llevÓ a su mamÁ enferma. >> puede afectar a mÁs paciente. >> colorado, oregon y virginia se sumaron a la mayor huelga de trabajadores de la salud en la historia de estados unidos. >> somos los que vemos los pacientes. >> kaiser permanente tiene 39 hospitales en el paÍs y cubre 13 millones de personas, los trabajadores van a permanecer en protestas hasta el sÁbado en la maÑana, sin embargo, de no llegar a acuerdo con la compaÑÍa este movimiento podrÍa ser mÁs extenso y mÁs fuerte en el mes de noviembre, en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz, noticias telemundo. >> y nos vamos a la gran manzana dÓnde el alcalde adams solicitÓ a la suprema corte de justicia del estado de nueva york suspender el manda

siendo residente permanente, mauricio estÁ mÁs tranquilo de que Él y su esposa podrÁn cuidar de sus hijos los prÉstamos estudiantiles. se destinarÁn $9,000,000,000 para aliviar la deuda de cierto nÚmero de personas. leÓn: se van unir tres continentes y nueve paÍses para el mundial de 2030. se va a celebrar el centenario de la copa del mundo en el lugar donde se jugÓ por primera vez, en montevideo. los siguientes partidos se jugarÁn en espaÑa, portugal y marruecos. ya hay posibles sedes para la copa de 2034, que se jugarÍa en asia u oceanÍa. paulina: al regresar de la pausa, encuentran los cadÁveres de seis bebÉs abandonados en un cementerio de santo domingo. leÓ ♪ leÓn: autoridades dominicanas investigan el descubrimiento de seis cuerpos de bebÉs a la entrada de un cementerio. se sospecha que habrÍan sido abandonados por la funeraria que debÍa sepultarlos. dos de los bebÉs llegaron muertos a un hospital. otras dos criaturas habÍan nacido prematuramente. las dos restantes fueron tratadas de sepsis neonatal. paulina: escuchen lo que sucediÓ en ciudad de mÉxico: una mujer policÍa embistiÓ co

kaiser permanente added that due to the strike, some pharmacies may be closed. elective surgeries put on hold and lab appointments may be short handed and i >> is not genius. >> the right way. >> again, this is a three-day strike, but workers say that it is possible that it could go longer if an agreement is not reached here in santa rosa. theresa stasi, back to, you know, out. >> alright, quite a story there. thank you. to 2 recent now to a story of resiliency in san francisco. you know, well, many businesses around market street certainly union square have been closing their doors. one restaurant is celebrating more than a century and operation today. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> player. >> and to celebrate serving customers for more than a century. john's grill wanted to give back free those who lined up were treated with a free lunch with wine and they said they had good steak and seafood. know she the one that brought me out here what i like to stay in the herd. all like good reviews a full house inside and out founded in 19. 0, 8, john's grill is set

miles de trabajadores de calle permanentes se fueron a huelga para exigir mejores condiciones laboralesro sanitario mÁs grande del paÍs. ahÍ conversaciones sobre la profunda diferencia entre las mujeres, pablo monsalvo habla con una monja y activista que llevÓ un mensaje importante al papa francisco. >> las mujeres no tenemos que esperar que nos den la voz en la iglesia, tenemos que tomarla. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn con cooperamos ella calderÓn. jorge: paulina, la noticia en washington sigue siendo la destituciÓn de kevin mccarty como lÍder del congreso, y por ahora en la cÁmara de representantes patrick, ese hombre que venga allÍ, ocupa la presidencia temporal. paulina: mientras tanto se busca al que serÁ presidente permanente, los nombres que estÁn sonando son los representantes en orden, kevin, steven, don cold y patrick mchenry. jorge: serÁ hasta el 10 y 11 de este mes que se escogerÍa un nuevo lÍder de congreso. paulina: antes de este voto la prioridad que era presupuesto, porque el dinero que se aprobÓ para el gobierno sigue funcionando y se acaba en el prÓximo mes de noviem

>> kaiser permanente is a giant health care institution.at made over $3 billion in profits already this year. they have 114 million dollars invested in the stock market. they have a lot of resources for employees that are represented by a coalition of unions. there are 85,000 kaiser permanente employees represented. there 75,000 of those workers who had contracts expired and were able to take this action. amy: keven dardon, can you tell us the response of people in oregon around you in clackamas, the public officials, and what this three-day strike has meant? >> over the past two days we have been out here, we have had state representatives, out and join us on the picket lines. we have providers, nurses, community members, kaiser patients come to us driving on this boulevard behind us, honking their horns, giving us a thumbs up. they know the struggle that kaiser is going through. they know they can do better. they're giving us full support. we are probably out here. we are here for our patients and community. kaiser can do better. amy: the

kaiser permanente. workers on the picket lines where the 7 day in a row as they make demands of contract negotiations will tell you what they're hoping to change in a live report. >> and we're just hours away from senator dianne feinstein's memorial service right in front of san francisco city hall. coming up, i'll tell you about some sudden late changes >> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news are going on 05:30am, this week has been such a nice one, such a war. one, it's almost hard to believe were nestled in fall. john, good second week of fall, the first week actually felt like fall. the second week. this felt like a return of summer and any summer day would be. >> consider hot if we're looking at numbers like we're about to today. but it's october, which is just kind of wild. but, you know, help all works in the bay area. this can be the hottest time of year this year proving it bay bridge in the downtown san francisco skyline. both seen here from mount tam under those crystal clear c

i want to ask you about the kaiser permanente situation right now.eems inevitable. if it does happen, how long are you expecting this to last? >> well, this initial round is for three days. if history is any guide, though, when it is these larger union groups, they don't last very long in the case of kaiser. they had smaller groups that have gone out, engineers who were out for about three months. they had mental health workers who were out for about two months. but when you get these big, big representative groups, usually it doesn't last that long. so we'll see this first round of three days and the hospital says kaiser says it is prepared, it has, you know, really strategic things they can do in terms of emergencies to be able to cover that during these three days. >> bertha, thank you very much. bertha coombs, the latest on this store quiy here, potential another strike in the u.s. >>> the strike at kaiser permanente the latest in a growing list of union actions across the country that is hitting multiple sectors of the economy from healthcare to

too little pay and too little staffing at the hospitals, there's around 39 major think, kaiser permanente hospitals in the country, the strike is mostly on west coast, but it's extremely meaningful as message to the united states to return to regulate and put the health of people and workers first, thank you mam, mr. frank, welcome to the program. now i should correct myself, i said $4.3 trillion dollars, but that those are total, that's a uh figure for back in 2021, according to this um uh zipia.com that i'm that i'm checking right now, and at 35 health systems frank, ranked by revenue, guess number one uh kaiser permanente based out of oakland california with the annual revenue of 25.2 billion, the second one is hca healthcare, it's at 15.6 billion, so my question too, the $25.2 billion dollars, why are so many workers in the kaiser system? i understand it's an hmo, but there's enough money to go around. where's it all going? frank? well, it isn't going to the workers, it's going to shareholders, it's going to various financial manipulations, and the and the issue is that you have a sys

kaiser permanente serves about 13 million patients across the nation at about uh, i'd say 19 different hospitals and 600 medical offices across the country eight different states. right now this strike is affecting five states and the district of columbia, washington dc, so this is a really huge strike, and what these employees want is more pay, they want better benefits, want the hospital system not to cut back on staff so people aren't overworked and of course as they argue they would be able to do their jobs more efficiently and it would overall improve the care of the patients. so if i'm understanding you correctly, you said there were just few states at this point, um, so does that mean that the people who need attention or medical care cannot get it if they're subscribed to keisermanants? yeah, if there's part of the kaiser permanente system, those who are in dire need of medical care, their care will most likely not be compromised according to officials or uh personnel who are striking uh union workers for the uh for permanente, however those who are looking for general care, it

kaiser permanente. para todo lo que tú eres. sigue acontecimiento fue histórico.esenciar el despegue. chris cabezas no tiene reacciones. así observan el listo único despegue de la misión espacial siki. >> la familia de rogelio estaba en la luna de felicidad. yo tengo mi. >> mi diploma en ingeniería mecánica. concentrándome en termal y mi sueño siempre ha sido de trabajar en nasa. y esto es para. esto es lo que yo vivo a los que estamos viendo ahora. >> de familia mexicana creció en el sur de los Ángeles, pero ahora trabaja en los laboratorios de propulsa ción de jets en pasadena. desde aquí vigilaron el lanzamiento de la aeronave, que mide aproximadamente 16 pies de alto y seven pies de ancho y que va rumbo al espacio para aterrizar en un asteroide de metálico llamado shaky. entre júpiter y marte. un posible planeta menor que fue dañado en colisiones cósmicas y que fue descubierto en 1852. el proyecto es en coordinación con nasa y la universidad estatal de arizona entre otras organizaciones y marisol mercado de arenas está en la florida, presenciando en persona mi

kaiser permanente says it has plans in place to keep hospitals and emergency departments open in the strike, but it may reschedule non-emergency and elective procedures. and also send some prescriptions to outpatient pharmacies. rhiannon andrew, a final thank you. >> amazon is accused of using a secret algorithm to drive up prices on its site and across the e-commerce industry. the algorithm code named project nessie, would reportedly inflate prices, then monitor whether competitors like target did the same. nessie allegedly let amazon know how high the prices could go. the wall street journal reports details about the algorithm, which stopped in 2019, were included in the ftc's antitrust lawsuit against amazon. the company has said the ftc is wrong on the facts and the law. >> coming up, an alert for travelers. the airport crime that's on the rise. >> also ahead, road rage caught on camera. a man stomps on the back window of a woman's car. her kids in the back seat. she explains what happened when a explains what happened when a gun came out she found it. the feeling of finding the

these workers say that kaiser permanente has to bargain in good faith.crease wages significantly. they say they don't want to leave their patients' bed sides and leave the care of their patients but they say they have no choice at this point. listen here. >> thousands of us are here and they are still not listening to the short staff crisis we're having at the moment. it's sad we have to be out here. >> you are willing to strike again if necessary? >> we will be here. >> kaiser says it is doing everything it can to tackle what it admits is a staffing shortfall. it says it has faced unique post pandemic challenges but it is doing what it can to fix that. as for wages, they say they have offered what they consider reasonable increases. 5% next year and 5% in 2025 and 5% in 2026 which would bring the minimum wage in california tore $25 an hour and $23 in the other eight states and district of columbia where kaiser operates. these workers on this picket line saying it's not enough. it is not happening quickly enough and therefore if there is no deal struck i

i want to caucus about kaiser permanente's statement in a moment. first, staffing shortage and what it's doing to health care workers and patients. what has it been like? >> you know, thank you for asking that question, omar. as an ultrasound technologist request kaiser for 20 years, i have never seen it this bad. for me in the facility, my co-workers are stressed. they are burned out. leading to injuries. and we are also losing fellow co-workers to the burnout and the heavy workload because of the kyrie short saiser short st crisis. i work in a breast imaging center. a lot of my patients are coming in pause they feel a lump or because something's been seen on their mammogram. and when they are delayed by weeks, by weeks, to get their exam, the amount of torture and anguish and worry that is inflicted on my patients not only is unacceptable, but i feel it's immoral. and i wouldn't want that to happen to my family member. i wouldn't want it to happen to your family member. that's kg kaiser executives can't avoid by bargaining in good faith and fix th

what about these kaiser permanente workers?kay: the inflation demand -- the wage demand was made early in bargaining and my recollection is that the initial demand was 7% annually for the four years of the contract but i think the bargaining committee is in discussion about that demand now. jon: you highlighted some of the stress workers have felt and request they have. how should those who are watching this as patients maybe have nonessential services and seeing these headlines, how should they navigate to all this? mary kay: the union has set up a phone center to help people navigate what we ask for is patient support for the workers demands because we want them to stand in solidarity with us to address the staffing crisis and make sure we are adequately staffed to provide the care we believe they deserve and they have been demanding. so, i think patience is the most important thing for kaiser members that are watching. to stay connected to the news about what workers are able to achieve. matt: thank you for joining us. servi

kaiser permanente added that due to the strike, some pharmacies may be closed. elective surgeries put on hold and lab appointments may be short handed and i >> is not the light the strike is expected to last 3 days. however, workers tell me that they will extend that strike if an agreement is not made. >> aaron santa rosa, theresa stasi, a kron, 4 news. >> thank you, theresa. coming up, another bay area strike is looming now why employees with san francisco school district say they're ready to hit the picket lines. >> and california congressman kevin mccarthy voted out of a job house speaker. a closer look at the next steps finding look at the next steps finding his replaceme my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nos

one of 14 kaiser permanente. hospitals in the bay area. >> got to hear >> as the largest health care workers striking u.s., history plays out around 60,000 kaiser permanente. workers here in california took to the streets to strike many telling kron 4 they were locked down of the building wednesday morning because hasn't been listening to assist frontline healthcare workers we are partners in the situation and we're telling them that there's a health care and we want them to come back and going >> but nationwide, there are around 75,000 workers who are on strike in multiple states, including colorado, washington, oregon, maryland, virginia and washington protesting what they say is unfair labor practices and unsafe staffing levels. those on strike chanting kaiser shame on you saying that the company is working in bad faith. >> i want to say come back to the table, cargo in good faith and listen to us on the solutions we for the health care having this type is it is really hurting our patients members in >> some o

exige ciertos requisitos para solicitar la residencia permanente.as a una medida denominada cancelaciÓn de deportaciÓn que permite la legalizaciÓn de personas con familiares con ciertas discapacidades. >>los requisitos son los siguientes, no deportaciones previas, haber estado aquÍ continuamente por los Últimos 10 aÑos, tener un hijo o hija ciudadana de menos de 21 aÑos o cÓnyuge ciudadano o papÁs que estÁn enfermos y necesitan de tu cuidado por el resto de la vida. >>en el caso de mauricio comandos de sus hijos nacidos en los estados unidos tienen autismo severo. >>el autismo severo es cuando uno no puede realmente ser independiente. >>son varias las enfermedades o condiciones mÉdicas con las cuales se puede calificar. >>parÁlisis cerebral, retraso, autismo severo. >>tambiÉn otras enfermedades graves como cÁncer. en el caso de los menores el trÁmite debe terminarse antes de que el niÑo cumpla 21 aÑos de edad. el alivio sostiene solamente en la corte de inmigraciÓn. segÚn el abogado alex gÁlvez, el gobierno de los estados unidos solamente expide 400

kaiser permanente. for all that is you. >> david: tonight, the urgent warning.l dropping leaflets now over gaza, warning more than a million to move south. what's now coming? >>> in new york city, the massive protests. the images coming in now. the call for a day of rage by hamas. >>> in philadelphia, the urgen

kaiser permanente. para todo lo que tú eres.navarrete . gracias por informarse con este. su equipo. la noticia nos lleva a comenzar en san josé, donde autoridades arrestaron a un sospechoso de robo por presuntamente extraer mercancía de alto valor de una tienda guzzi. >> vamos a ir con flavio lacayo, que nos acompaña en vivo para que nos expliques. flavio que esta persona era parte de un grupo de supuestos ladrones a quienes ahora la policía está tratando de atrapar. te escuchamos. >> césar. qué tal? muy buenas tardes, fátima. los saludo desde san josé. así es. bueno, este robo ocurrió hace cinco días en una tienda guzzi ubicada dentro del centro comercial westfield dahle, aquí en la ciudad de san josé. la policía ya tiene detenido a un sospechoso quien precisamente ya tenía antecedentes penales. imágenes como esta se repiten constantemente. un grupo de ladrones, en esta ocasión cinco individuos y irrumpen en una tienda guzzi del centro comercial westfield valley mall en san josé. según la policía, los criminales se llevaron más

además, esta semana empleados de kaiser permanente podrían irse a huelga tras no llegar a un acuerdo contrato colectivo. así comenzamos. >> este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. muy buenas noches . >> gracias por estar en sintonía . este domingo a las 11 les saluda fátima navarrete. esta noche el gobernador gaby newsom anunció que será la fonda butler quien ocupe el puesto de dianne feinstein en el senado. butler cumplirá esta función hasta que preste juramento el próximo senador, a quien los votantes elegirán en las elecciones de noviembre de 2024. con su elección, el gobernador cumple su promesa de seleccionar a una mujer afroamericana. de hecho, será la única mujer afroamericana en el senado y la primera de la comunidad lgbtq que represente a california en esa institución. la fonda butler es presidenta de la llamada emily least. el recurso más grande de la nación que trabaja para elegir mujeres demócratas en puestos públicos. en otra noticia que estamos siguiendo de cerca, la huelga del gremio médico más grande en la historia del país, podría comenzar este miércoles. y es que 75.000

kaiser permanente in a statement, it said to mitigate the impact of a strike, they have plans to expand kaiser's network of pharmacies to include some neighborhood locations will reschedule some non-emergency and elective procedures and are onboarding critical care professionals to work during a strike. >> kaiser permanente has an obligation to do those things. they certainly want to provide those services during the strike , but it's not going to be easy to other bay area unions have approved a sympathy strike if local 20 and op local 29 workers say they will also walk off the job in solidarity. >> they include technical employees, clinical lab scientists and home health therapists. >> i think that this strike should be seen, should it occur as a national problem that really affects everyone in health care. >> registered nurses and doctors will be at work, hospitals and emergency rooms will be open and functioning. kaiser says. if you've got other types of appointments or services that are needing needed, you may want to check in with your health care team. reporting live in walnut cre

kaiser permanente serves 12.7 million people in the u.s.ny says some patients could see nonemergency and elective services affected. >> they may have trouble getting their prescription, getting access to health care, they may have to reschedule appointments. >> reporter: kaiser workers are not the only ones on strike right now. the united auto workers are in their third week of strikes against ford, gm, and stellantis, which makes vehicles under the chrysler, jeep, and dodge brands. a work stoppage that has slowly grown to 25,000 workers at dozens of locations. their demands? higher wages, better benefits, better job security. the automakers saying they have already made generous offers including a wage increase of 10% to start, reaching 20% by year four. >> companies and organizations are really struggling to get enough workers these days. so, workers have the power now. they can leave, they can quit, they can go on strike, they can ask for better benefits, they can ask for a working wage. >> reporter: and while the writers strike in holly

the kizer permanente strike could start on wednesday. a longer strike could take place in november, which could have an even bigger impact. >> thank you. >>> tonight, police in philadelphia need help tracking down a group of looters. investigators released new surveillance video showing the moment the suspects used hammers to smash their way into a pc richard and sons tuesday night going on a stealing rampage. more looting took place the next night, putting businesses on edge all week. they are taking precautions, hoping not to get hit again. >>> senator dianne feinstein is being remembered as a trail blazing champion of her home state of california. hundreds of mourners signed a condolences book. funeral plans have yet to be announced. >>> straight ahead on the "cbc weekend news," car hacking. how thieves are using car's high tech computer systems to steal themem. >>>> plus, the show of support from the world's top gymnast for a young, black athlete excluded at a medal ceremony. >>> and busted. how this photo got a dog owner in trouble.

our goal is to reach a fair and equitable agreement that strengthens kaiser permanente as a best place to work and ensures that the high quality care our members expect from us remains affordable and easy to access. the kaiser strike would be just the latest in a series of major strikes that has happened nationwide in recent months. all of them share similarities, says labor law professor william gould. >> much of it grows out of a labor shortage. some of it grows out of wages that have been depressed in the past and labor much of organized labor, is trying to engage in a kind of catch up as negotiations head into their final day. >> allen smith says she hopes kaiser management listens to their employees. >> we want them to bargain in good faith. let us help the health care, the frontline health care worker work with you to solve the kaiser workforce shortage. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. >> our next abc seven news advance are at 11. the renewed talks on the actors strike in hollywood. there's renewed hope on the picket lines now that a deal has been reached with the writ

kaiser permanente. for all that is you. weapons was old. this guy is here to hurt people. >> tonight, we're learning more about the crash at the chinese consulate in san francisco and the moments before police shot and killed the man who slammed his car into the lobby. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. today, san francisco police said they're not ready to provide any updates on the investigation. and so far, the medical examiner hasn't released the identity of the man killed. >> but still, we are learning more information about the deadly shooting at the consulate on geary boulevard that happened just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. >> abc7 news reporter loose pena has the new details and joins us live from the newsroom. >> louis yes, emma and dan, the witness we spoke to said the suspect came out of nowhere and initially people inside the chinese consulate thought the suspect was having a medical episode and crashed by accident. but once he came out of the car with a knife in hand, many started

is huge, most people get their healthcare from kaiser-permanente.his is a huge deal. >> cheryl: it will be certainly. remember that think about patient care. there has been a lot of talk about, they have contingency plans to make sure hospital patients and critical care recover. i want to make it clear, healthcare workers are not walking out on the patients, they are walking out on the company and the company is prepared for the next three days. >> todd: battery plant being built in kansas may actually run on coal. require 250 megawatts of electricity to operate, that is what it takes to operate a small city. >> carley: a coal miner joins us now. what do you think of this ev factory that could be running on coal? >> good morning, thanks for having me on. it is one of the bright spots that i've started to realize could come from electric vehicles, not having the type of structures and things we need to run these kind of cars for our grid. coal is something that is reliable and something plants can look to. honestly, if they are going to pass along ra

(soft music) >> todd: this is a big number, 75,000 kaiser-permanente employees walking off the job inin its history. >> carley: triggering delay on surgery, x-ray, hospital closures. cheryl casone is here with more. wow. >> cheryl: this is one of the big questions here, what about the patients? the er's are open, they are bringing in temporary workers. you will see delays for elective surgery, if they can reschedule those and doctor's appointments. the hospitals and er's are open, be clear on that. they want 25% raises. they want better hours, better working conditions. they say they are burned out, which we hear from a lot of healthcare workers after covid. here is what one worker had to say when they were on the picket line about this thing. >> kaiser-permanente has not been bargaining in good faith, it is ush approximating us to strike. we don't want to, we want to be inside taking care of our patients. kaiser-permanente is not bargaining in good faith. >> cheryl: there has not been a lot of commentary, they say a lot of our patients are on medicare and medicaid and a lot of people

carolina: hablamos de aproximadamente 40% de los empleados de kaiser permanente. para ayudar. gracias. cambiamos el tema, hoy se lleva a cabo el tercer dÍa del juicio civil en contra del expresidente, donald trump en new york por presunto fraude empresarial. un juez reprendiÓ al exmandatario y le impuso una orden mordaza, la cual regula el cumplimiento de un acusado durante un juicio. se produjo despuÉs de que el presidente criticara en redes sociales a una asistente legal, diciendo que ella era la novia de chuck schumer. borja: tras la destituciÓn histÓrica, podrÍamos llamarla asÍ, de kevin mccarty como presidente de la cÁmara baja, los republicanos ahora estÁn luchando para encontrar un nuevo lÍder que los represente. por ahora hay un representante que ha anunciado su intenciÓn de llegar al cargo . carolina: edwin pitti estÉ vivo desde washington d.c., con Último y la polÉmica de traer un pedido que toma por sorpresa la ex presidenta de la cÁmara, nancy pelosi. edwin, cuÉntanos mÁs. edwin: buenas tardes. controversias la mejor palabra que define lo que estÁ pasa

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one of 14 kaiser permanente. hospitals in the bay area. >> got to hear us. >> as the largest health care workers striking u.s., history plays out around 60,000 kaiser permanente. workers here in california took to the streets to strike many telling kron 4 they were locked out of the building wednesday morning because hasn't been listening to assist frontline healthcare we are partners in the situation and we're telling them that there's a health care and we want them to come back and bargain in good faith. >> but nationwide, there are around 75,000 workers who are on strike in multiple states, including colorado, washington, oregon, maryland, virginia and washington protesting what they say is unfair labor practices and unsafe staffing levels. those on strike chanting kaiser shame on you saying that the company is working in bad faith. >> i want to say come back to the table, cargo in good faith and listen to us on the solutions we for the health care staff having this type says it is it is really hurting our pat

i'm aubrey asistio, and by tomorrow, the biggest strike could be hitting kaiser permanente. and two infants died at a day care, and we have the latest on how they got into a backyard swimming pool. >>> we will look at the historic vote on the house floor and house speaker kevin mccarthy has been officially removed as house speaker. >> the office of the house speaker of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >>> eight republicans joined in including florida rep matt gaetz who led the effort, and the first time a house speaker has been voted out. they accuse kevin mccarthy by breaking promises to republicans by working with democrats to avoid a government shutdown. and this time, the dems would not save his job, and now he is speaking. let's listen in. >> i don't regret choosing governance over grievance. it is my responsibility and my job. our government is to find compromise. i don't regret my efforts to build coalitions and find solutions. i was raised to solve problems and not create them. so, i may have lost a vote today, but as i walk out o

one of 14 kaiser permanente. hospitals in the bay area. >> we've got to hear us. >> as the largest health care workers striking u.s., history plays out around 60,000 kaiser permanente. workers here in california took to the streets to strike many telling kron 4 they were locked out of the building wednesday morning because hasn't been listening to frontline healthcare. partners in the situation and we're telling them that there's a health care and we want them to come back and bargain in good faith. >> but nationwide, there are around 75,000 workers who are on strike in multiple states, including colorado, washington, oregon, maryland, virginia and washington protesting what they say is unfair labor practices and unsafe staffing levels. those on strike chanting kaiser shame on you saying that the company is working in bad faith. >> i want to say come back to the table, cargo in good faith and listen to us on the solutions we for the health care reading a statement says in his it is really hurting our patients and

i'm speaking to you from 20 kilometers from one of the kaiser permanente hospital facilities here in northern virginia, but it's part of the breakdown in the healthcare delivery system in the nation. we're losing hospitals themselves, they're shutting down, especially in rural states and the condition of health. of people in the country is declining, as you can see in just statistics, where the life expectancy is has fallen in the past three years in a row, so the the uh healthcare workers definitely have the challenge of too man of too much work, too little pay and too little staffing at the hospitals, there's around 39. major i think uh kaiser permanent hospitals in the country, the strike is mostly on the west coast, but it's extremely meaningful as message to the united states to return to reregulate and put the health of people and workers first. thank you man, mr. frank amspack, welcome to the uh program sir, now i should correct myself, i said 4.3 trillion dollars, but that those are totals, that's a figure for back in 2021. according to this um uh zipia.com that i'm that i'm

history has begun with more than 75,000 employees of kaiser permanente walking out in the latest in aong series of labor disruptions across the u.s. economy. bloomberg loyal labor is reporting with the latest. we have seen tensions growth since the pandemic. we have all heard of underpaid overworked nurses as well. what are the grievances here from the employees? ian: thank you for having me. the main grievance really is that there are not enough workers. a lot of folks according to people hired in these facilities as well as the union, they were burned out and they quit during the pandemic. a lot of those folks the union says have not been replaced or have not been replaced fast enough to ease workloads and provide a safe environment for patients. haidi: so much of this has been exacerbated by the sheer pressures of the pandemic. what are we seeing in terms of similarities between these other labor organizations and starts going on at the moment? the auto strikes, the actors strike, the writers strike that recently concluded? ian: right, well they are certainly -- there are certainly

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our goal is to reach a fair and equitable agreement that strengthens kaiser permanente as a best place to work and ensures that the high quality care our members expect from us remains affordable and easy to access. the kaiser strike would be just the latest in a series of major strikes that has happened nationwide in recent months. all of them share similarities, says labor law professor william gould. >> much of it grows out of a labor shortage. some of it grows out of wages that have been depressed in the past and labor much of organized labor, is trying to engage in a kind of catch up as negotiations head into their final day. >> allen smith says she hopes kaiser management listens to their employees. >> we want them to bargain in good faith. let us help the health care, the frontline health care worker work with you to solve the kaiser workforce shortage. >> in san francisco, tim johns, abc7 news. >> our next abc seven news advance are at 11. the renewed talks on the actors strike in hollywood. there's renewed hope on the picket lines now that a deal has been reached with the writ

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> welcome back. peninsuladrivers, listen up. happening tonight, the start of a weekend-long closure on highway 101. starting at 10:00 p.m., caltrans will close all northbound lanes between whipple and britain avenues in redwood city. crews will be replacing the creek bridge, and the stretch is expected to reopen in time for monday morning commute. but spike going to take a deeper look at all of this and more. mike? >> first of all, expected to. last time they opened nine hours earlier, so our fingers are crossed hoar. looking at the peninsula, you will have to head towards woodside, north of 84, which is woodside road there. the closure is, again, from whipple the bring taun. you can use 82 at el camino, old country road there. if you're heading from the south bay up to the peninsula, past 92, take 280. that's the easiest way. if you're heading towards the east bay, you will not be using the san mateo bridge because the construction cuts you off. take the dumbarton or 880 or head to the south and tak

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, when you win this fight, the entire working class will win as well, yeah again because permanente took us by surprise because that's the that's the largest uh uh of its kind in uh us uh hopefully we can uh maybe do a program on that well uh let's let me introduce our guests for our first q&a we have daryl. mitchell joining us, now daryl mitchell uh is a retired auto worker, he worked at christler motors, he's a former union representative and he's an activist in the socialist movements for 50 years, rather long a resome, former editor at southern advocate, he's a founding member at the league of revolutionary black workers of detroit, and also former executive board member at detroit's coalition of black trade unionist. darel mitchell, welcome to the program. all right, so uh, let's start off by asking you about. is a strike, so in one respects, it's about the pay, we know that, but there are things that have really angered these uh strikers, for example the ceo compensation uh that these the big three automakers and their ceos are making, which has grown by the way 40% over the last f

kaiser permanente.hat is you. >>> workers at kaiser permanente have a major victory, it follows a three-day strike involving 75,000 workers. the deal includes a 21% raover four years. it establishes a minimum wage for kaiser healthcare workers. $25 in california and $23 elsewhere and to address understaffing, the deal includes a number of measures aimed at attracting and retaining a highly skilled workforce. >>> the white house announcing seven hubs around the country earlier today , the biden administration has made hydrogen power a big part of its plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. california's regional hub will include the ports in long beach, los angeles and oakland. supporters say hydrogen is a cleaner alternative but critics say it is still dirtier than solar and wind could lead to higher emissions. >>> the plan to convert a rodeo refinery into a biofuel plan has been put on hold, the judge ruled that phillips 66 has not done enough work to determine the environmental impact on the surrounding