clinical programs that we have at see pmc. at her for hospitals currently. with that, dr. jane, please. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new hospital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our future. as we know, they're changing demands in healthcare. changing the needs of our community. and what they need. as we know, this new hospital is going to be able to meet those needs moving forward. we can continue this 150-year-old tradition of caring for community in the citi

clinical programs that we have at see pmc.her for hospitals currently. with that, dr. jane, please. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new hospital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our future. as we know, they're changing demands in healthcare. changing the needs of our community. and what they need. as we know, this new hospital is going to be able to meet those needs moving forward. we can continue this 150-year-old tradition of caring for community in the citizens

clinical programs that we have at see pmc. at her for hospitals currently. with that, dr. jane, please. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new pital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our future. as we know, they're changing demands in healthcare. changing the needs of our community. and what they need. as we know, this new hospital is going to be able to meet those needs moving forward. we can continue this 150-year-old tradition of caring for community in the citizen

clinical programs that we have at see pmc. at her for hospitals currently. with that, dr. jane, please. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new hospital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our future. as we know, they're changing demands in healthcare. changing the needs of our community. and what they need. as we know, this new hospital is going to be able to meet those needs moving forward. we can continue this 150-year-old tradition of caring for community in the citi

that part take help from pmc founder billy starr. the real stars for the many gyms and cycling studios that pitched into make the resolution work. >> we have instructors and bikes a mother gyms everybody has come together to make this a success. >> we can come back weather it is this another one keeping healthy and also be mindful we all have to work together weather is cancer or other issues facing us. ride -- another day to enjoy the right. find out how you can sign up for tomorrow. >>> something to talk about monday a lot more you can do with toothpicks than clean your teeth. the museum and brockton has a scaled model of fenway park on display helped entirely of toothpicks. everything including the grass and fans in the stands made of toothpicks. other landmarks include hancock place and trinity church. on display in till the end of march. >>> keep matches away from that. >> good point. >>> coming up next more on the patriots getting ready for their final game of the regular season. >> celtics hoping to get the year off to a good

clinical programs that we have at see pmc. at her for hospitals currently. with that, dr. jane, please. >> thank you, pamela. it really is an honor to be here today. it's amazing to get a date that will patronage all the workers behind me and once that are in front of me that event building this new hospital for our community. with incredible it's incredible to think just a little over a year i was looking at a whole: the sandbox analysis of this high-tech steel with this damper system to protect this hospital and our patients and our staff in the event of a major earthquake in the future. now, see pmc has a very long tradition of caring for our community. with this new hospital we feel we be better equipped to care for our community moving into our future. as we know, they're changing demands in healthcare. changing the needs of our community. and what they need. as we know, this new hospital is going to be able to meet those needs moving forward. we can continue this 150-year-old tradition of caring for community in the citi

tony is up pastor of the west bay region foresee pmc. he is now the chairman of the southern health bay area board. is also a longtime symphysis go residents. in fact, he's been working with us side-by-side in building our efforts towards the community hospitals. he was also one of the members of the blue ribbon committee where it formed a few years ago and formulated the idea of what we have in front of you today. so, with that, i'd like to ask mr. wagner to come up here. welcome. >> thank you, pamela. good morning. on behalf of sutter health, i would like to thank a number of individuals for openness make this to get some of this will be repetitive but i think it deserves repeating. i would like to thank my friend, and her mayor mayor ed lee for your leadership and the board of supervisors and the three amigos. also, i would be remiss not to thank mr. gerardo for his help during our entitlement process. i think you, the citizens of san francisco for your patience and continued support as we had necessary traffic disruptions when tunnel

research recruiting doctors and targeted therapies and treatment for all different types of cancers. the pmc. >>> on the "healthwatch" this noon, eating flavonoids could help you lose weight. a study published in the journal says those who eat foods heavy in the compound maintain their weight better. and drops pounds. flavonoids are found in produce like strawberries grapes and onions along with red wine and chocolate. >>> it's a popular vegetable but before you serve asparagus important tepees to make sure to get the most out of your growerry -- tips to get make sure you get the most out of your grocery money. >> this time of year it's refreshing and not only that it's nutritional. it's great for us. but selection in storage is very, very important. otherwise, especially this time year you will lose out on the money. the flavor and nutritional value. let's talk about this beautiful green asparagus. when you buy it green from top to bottom make sure there's no white in the bottom whatsoever. if it's a little bit maybe might pass. but try to stay away from it. this time of year there's -- the

wbz proud to be a media responser of the pmc. >>> get raidy for a night -- ofstars. stephen colbert is the first to premier after the super bowl. check it out february 7th right after super bowl 50. >>> they starred in one of the commercials. >> a special reunion on the gridiron. then next at 6, destiny-- breaking news a accident in framingham sends children to the hospital. we will hear from a kid on the bus. and the zika virus confirmed in boston. what we know about the patient and dr. mallika marshall gets give us a closer -- gives us a new england's energy comes from eversource buys it at a set market price and delivers it to you. but that pool is shrinking, causing energy supply rates to go up and down. so we're working with partners across the region to increase our natural gas supply and bring in affordable, clean hydropower from canada. we're leading the way toward the solution... because more energy means lower energy supply rates for you. ever new england. >>> this is special reunion nearly 4 decade in the making. pittsburgh steelers star mean joe greene st

. >> reporter: this 24 bike athon is part of the pmc. >> it's the kick off of 40 million dollar goal. >> reporter: last year's campaign raised $40 million. owns the gym and donated the space for them to do this. organizers hope to raise 1 million dollars in this weekend alone. >> that's the goal. whether or not we get everyone maybe they're going to rise in pan mass. challenge thisser year. >> reporter: the victory of hard work and sweat here today. >> michael: that was blair miller reporting. the group will be at it again today from 1 to 4. 100% goes towards patient care and cancer research. >> heather: bernie sanders is making the rounds here in new england. but not everyone who came out yesterday was excited about it. still ahead. the donald trump supporter who heckled a crowd of thousands. sarah: and we've got chilly conditions out there. i want to show you wind chills for the day today. about 10 degrees cooler. there we go. and our actual temperatures getting stuck in the 30s. it's going to get even colder. show you when to expect zero sub chills this week ahead. mourning, the me

wbz is proud to be a spanser of the pmc. >>> and at 8 this morning, you will be able to register for the first decathlon in boston raise money for pediatric cancer patients at the dana farber. it's july 23rd and 24th. at brandeis university one day for teams one for individuals and spectators are welcomed. for more information go to the website cbs boston.com. >>> so to all the depressed patriots fans we have a letter from tom brady with love. >> the quarterback posted the handwritten letter on facebookto pats nation thanking everyone for the support and says we never quit and nor lost for. it's rare to have the honor on ended it i learned the road to the next one is paved by seasons like this one. >> it's a classy move. >> and tom and i had the same penmenship. >> the handwriting is similar. >>> 6:54 right now. time for a closer look at what's coming up at 7 on cbs this morning. >> let's check in with charlie rose. good morning. >> ahead on cbs this morning we will talk with one of the country's top infectious disease specialist and what the the government is doing to prevent an out

would provide more money for the chp to do more thorough inspections and more cord ration with the pmc and dmv to register unregistered buses. >>> a family is mourning after a young foster child was mauled to death by dogs. 9-year-old tyler griffin house tin -- houston was left alone with his sister's dogs last night. the dogs were likely pitbulls or pitbull mixes. tyler lived in foster homes since his mother died in 2011. his father who was mentally ill was unable to care for him. >>> new information about a man found dead at point rays yesterday. the victim was identified as 62 john sons. no word -- 62-year-old john sons. no word on the cause of his death. >>> jennifer newson was found dead on a boat on christmas morning, but no word yet on the cause of her death. foul play is not suspected. >>> the chp says a driver flipped over and hit the concrete median near contra costa boulevard around 8:00 last night. the driver and the passenger were killed. >>> ted york takes the fall from the firing. >> you have to learn from mistakes and failure, and we didn't get this one right. >> report

the pmc launched a new event this season. how indoor cycling gets us us closer to a cure for cancer. >> the biggest weekend of the year for health clubs and despite 100 bikes and a lot of sweat, technically, the club by george foreman the third is closed. closed to host the week long fundraiser for the pan mash challenge. >> it's a reality. we can't raise enough money. the sooner we get the money, the sooner we get the job done ishg the mission to raise money for accomplished every summer with state. bringing the bikes in doors is a regular riders. >> beautiful thing the for pell to wake up at -- thing for people to wake up at 8 am and recover from a friday night on a bike. >> since we're a pmc media partner, yours truly raised funds and hopped on a bike too. but the real stars for the many gyms and cycling studios that pitched in to make the resolution worked. >> we have instructors and bikes from other gyms. everybody put everything aside to make this a success. a success city counsel or says we can all learn from. >> peopl

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want to wish you and your office chief in collaboration by which we can meet with emily webb and see pmc >> any other questions or comments? commissioner cleaveland >> a couple of questions,, chief. thank you very much, chief myers for your report. one quick question on the ems six program. the three shifts of 12 hours each and one day will be covered. what they would be? >> i'm not sure good honest dr. to come up. if you could use the microphone, please. >> good morning, commission. to answer question right now the operational schedule has been finalized with assignments. it's unclear there certainly is a seven-day need in the system. just try to work out with the most effective coverage is going to be. i wish i could have a clear definitive answer at this point. unfortunately, i don't get in terms of what services available in the system, obviously sunday is kind of a traditional day went was to the other services that are 9-5 business days and sometime saturday activities recording with rick sobering and respite and other services they have the latest covers. i would sort of predict t

they're buying p pmc-sierra, they're raising 450 million bucks at a blended interest rate of 5.4%.. >> are you serious? that's all? >> that's all. that's a small number in terms of the overall raise, perhaps a sign of life in what is a critical component of the credit markets and broadly speaking important, that is if some of these companies are unable to successfully raise in the high yield market, it will have a much broader effect than on their prospects. >> did you see pinnacle foods was upgraded? they got a good deal last week to buy good capital, to buy older brands. there could be some -- ppf is reacting positively. pf is a company, mrs. paul's, vande kamp, hungry man, these are household brands. the problem -- the problem with pinnacle foods is they don't have enough access to the -- bob doesn't have enough access to the natural and organic. the hope is that bolder will get them in there. they were able to raise capital. >> hospital stocks doing okay. we got this ebita guidance from hca. >> i saw that. >> speaking at a jpmorgan conference today. >> they could refinance a lo

california semi-conductor company closing a deal to buy pmc sierra.ust starting coverage with a buy and a $49 target. the stock is at $32. huge upside seen. crt capital also named this a top pick. it's a big auto play, melissa. they make a bunch of sensors that go into things like driver assist and power management technology. with that we wrap up. seven names form the price of five. you're welcome, america. another market flash. >> quite a bit of volume for the "street talk." let's talk about shares of one that's not so under the radar. social media giant facebook catching a bid you can see in that chart for today's trade after setting a fresh intraday low for 2016 today earlier this morning. the stock's rallied sharply. up 2.5%. facebook was one of the best performing stocks remember in the s&p 500 last year up by 28% over the last 12 months. now, this is one of those momentum stocks that traders will be keeping a close eye on to see if any bounce in the overall market can be sustained. facebook certainly a focus. >> isn't that the "f" in fang? >> i

want to wish you and your office chief in collaboration by which we can meet with emily webb and see pmc >> any other questions or comments? commissioner cleaveland >> a couple of questions,, chief. thank you very much, chief myers for your report. one quick question on the ems six program. the three shifts of 12 hours each and one day will be covered. what they would be? >> i'm not sure good honest dr. to come up. if you could use the microphone, please. >> good morning, commission. to answer question right now the operational schedule has been finalized with assignments. it's unclear there certainly is a seven-day need in the system. just try to work out with the most effective coverage is going to be. i wish i could have a clear definitive answer at this point. unfortunately, i don't get in terms of what services available in the system, obviously sunday is kind of a traditional day went was to the other services that are 9-5 business days and sometime saturday activities recording with rick sobering and respite and other services they have the latest covers. i would sort of predict t

want to wish you and your office chief in collaboration by which we can meet with emily webb and see pmc >> any other questions or comments? commissioner cleaveland >> a couple of questions,, chief. thank you very much, chief myers for your report. one quick question on the ems six program. the three shifts of 12 hours each and one day will be covered. what they would be? >> i'm not sure good honest dr. to come up. if you could use the microphone, please. >> good morning, commission. to answer question right now the operational schedule has been finalized with assignments. it's unclear there certainly is a seven-day need in the system. just try to work out with the most effective coverage is going to be. i wish i could have a clear definitive answer at this point. unfortunately, i don't get in terms of what services available in the system, obviously sunday is kind of a traditional day went was to the other services that are 9-5 business days and sometime saturday activities recording with rick sobering and respite and other services they have the latest covers. i would sort of predict t

and there are opportunities in europe that things are improving and you said earlier bill stone from pmcnomy may not be that much but look at japanese companiess. they are cash-rich and are paying dividends. >> i can promise you in the next few years after their initial public offerings we will find companies that double, and triple their earnings which mean there is stocks will fly. in bear markets we keep them down so it will be a while before it kicks in. >> very, very tough to manage. webber who you interviewed many times said that all this additional stimulus doesn't do much on the margin and makes it hard to operate a bank. >> >> the iowa caucus just three days away. had a strong call of action at fox news in the debate last night. listen. >> ladies and gentlemen you have a chance on monday to gut record straight about who you want. not who will entertain you. who will fight for what you believe. >> the republican presidential candidate rick santorum. thank you for joining us. >> good morning. >> if nothing else senator, this election is about leadership. make the case why you thin

want to wish you and your office chief in collaboration by which we can meet with emily webb and see pmc >> any other questions or comments? commissioner cleaveland >> a couple of questions,, chief. thank you very much, chief myers for your report. one quick question on the ems six program. the three shifts of 12 hours each and one day will be covered. what they would be? >> i'm not sure good honest dr. to come up. if you could use the microphone, please. >> good morning, commission. to answer question right now the operational schedule has been finalized with assignments. it's unclear there certainly is a seven-day need in the system. just try to work out with the most effective coverage is going to be. i wish i could have a clear definitive answer at this point. unfortunately, i don't get in terms of what services available in the system, obviously sunday is kind of a traditional day went was to the other services that are 9-5 business days and sometime saturday activities recording with rick sobering and respite and other services they have the latest covers. i would sort of predict t

the resolution by pmc started at 8 a.m. they're hoping to raise a million dollars with every penny going to the dana farber cancer institute. it's happening at the club george foreman the third in boston. >>> coming up, space x has a new reason to unlaunching its unman rocket. what the company has to say about rocket 9 after the first successful mission. >> heather: regarding what you need to have to board a domestic flight. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough. >> eric: welcome back, it's 6:24. new changes at the rmv aimed at getting you in and out faster. governor charlie baker, talked about the changes, changing the dual lines, improving the website and opening the out post. >> the point here is to create an experience for people that's dependable and reliable and will >> eric: that would be great. registrat

whether we get everybody in the building to build awareness, maybe they're going to ride in the pmc challenge this year. that's really the victory. >> reporter: a victory long after the sweat and hard work today. >> michael: that was blair miller reporting. the group will be at it again today again from 8 to 4. and 100% raised goes to patient