the clinical director in public health _ care. the clinical director in public health at _ care. on newsnight tonight at 10:30 on bbc two and iplayer. twitter says it will tell staff on friday whether they still have a job. the social media company says the cuts are intended to put it on a "healthy path". twitter was taken over last week by the billionaire businessman, elon musk. but there are concerns about what it might mean for regulating hate speech. here's washington post's technology reporter taylor lorenz on what she knows of the downsizing so far... lay—offs have already begun. people in the uk office had been notified of their redundancies and already even people here in los angeles have seen access to their work e—mail and slack cut off even though lay—offs were not supposed to begin until 9am tomorrow. the work culture within the firm has traditionally been pretty positive and collaborative, people who work at twitter really love the creativity and scrappiness, it has been a really good place to work. they famously have a lot of good perks that come with a lot of tech

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thousands of people have rallied in spain's capital madrid, the calling for better services in the public health care system. ah, the crowds came out and support of medical workers who are demanding more staff and resources. they say the original government is trying to dismantle the public health system. in favor of private providers. did i, jojo and missy mary open on the way them up for the last month and a half. i have not been sleeping or eating properly and not living. i have anxiety attacks that i have to control with breathing techniques and even medication. yes, my colleagues are the same. where seeking help from the associations that have the pace in pain services, which are the programs that provide care for sick health professionals. the u. k says it's working to secure conchella exist to an activist, jailed and egypt. a lot of alpha has been on hunger strike since april. he's now started drinking water after refusing to do so. a week ago, the british egyptian activist was accused of spreading false news. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness

in the public health care system. the crowds came out and support medical workers who are demanding more south and resources. they say the regional government is trying to dismantle a public health system in favor of private proprietors. east african leaders of announced talks aimed at stopping fighting in the democratic republic of congo. the peace dialogue will be held in kenya on november 21st. it comes as congolese forces battle rebels for control of kit bomba. just 25 kilometers from the eastern regional capital goma. it's the closest the rebel group. m 23 has come since it began it's offensive in march, malcolm weber's in going up on a road that many have used to flee the conflict. been a steady flow of people walking down the road, carrying whatever they could drive before they left their home. everyone was spoken to says has been heavy fighting between the congress, the army, and the $23.00 rebel group, which is widely understood to be a proxy of neighboring wonder. they were wonder, denies it. military source

come from rural areas that have almost no government services, is very little in the way of public health care, education, or access to contraception. all things that contribute to families having high numbers of children, extreme poverty, compression, families into making their daughters. mary is a young age and displacement and sexual violence contribute to many women not being in control of their bodies and not choosing how many children they have. there isn't much data available, but the, you and estimates that the population of congo is about 96000000 people and projects that to double in the next 25 years. more than 5000000 of those people are displaced from their homes, is the highest displaced population in africa, and congos, vast mineral wealth over which armed groups and foreign armies have fought for decades. haven't made congolese people rich well than half the population lives in extreme poverty, surviving on about $2.00 a day. india has been one of the largest dr. is a population great. it will soon overtake china as the most populated country. though indian women are now having

we don't need to garner differently than our public health care. yes, they could have said things that would have prevented me great i would have said ok, let's give it a few more days. or let's not do this at all. they said lots of things. that threshold that i had wasn't met. >> some of them did express opinions. we got it under control, this problem has been cropping up here or is cropping up in a way that our law enforcement can deal with. are you drawing a distinction therebetween it is under control here but that doesn't mean it is under control everywhere. they would have had to come to you with something that would solve the big problem as you saw it? is that it? pm trudeau: there would have been a sense that the measures i was proposing were not going to be useful or effective. what i heard on the contrary it was concerns that we had shared that this might inflame the protesters to declare public order emergency and bring in martial law which was one of the concerns. or they would interpret it as that. it wasn't martial law and it didn't s

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the pandemic exposed flaws in its public health care system. and basic services are still inaccessible to many in rural areas. and to say this partly explains a surprised victory for new commerce in local pulse. in may, it was on part of that the independent voting brock would infringe the proportional representation because they would not have the mason wide influence. but what has happened, you know, the, the influence of this new commerce on an ottoman space where you have a more population these days. so the major parties may be assured of directly elected seats under the proportional representation system. 110 may swing to independence. 40 was as founded, more candidate would definitely get more. but if everything was well for the public, homeless lit coalition is likely to have more sits. but i still have a doubt that there will be single handedly able to form the government. social media and urban ization may have changed the landscape of their police politics. but most voters are hoping that whoever gets the majority will have their bes

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hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in spain's capital madrid to call for better health care services. public health workers and their supporters demand and more primary health care staff. they've called for an end to what they say is the regional governments dismantling of the public health system in favor of a private providers. they also want more support for health workers. did i jojo or missy mariano when i'm up for the last month and a half? i have not been sleeping or eating properly. i'm not living. i have anxiety attacks that i have to control with breathing techniques and even medication. yes, my colleagues are the same. where seeking help from the associations that have the pays and pain services, which are the programs that provide care for sick health professionals. israel's benjamin netanyahu has officially been tasked to form a government, his block one, the countries, 5th election and nearly 4 years. meaning he'll return as prime minister after losing the seat in 2021. stephanie decker reports from western gruesome back to where he wants to be. benjamin netanyahu is now offici

hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in spain's capital madrid to call for better health care services. public health workers and their supporters demanded more primary health care staff. they call for an end to what they say, solutions governments, dismantling of the public health system in favor of private providers. east african leaders have announced talk saying that stopping fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo, a so called peace darla will be held in kenya. on november, the 21st announcement came as congolese forces battled rebels for control of the town of cuba in north cuba. province and protested, haven't rallied in service. habitable bel grade at calling on authorities to improve air quality. organizers say toxic angels, thousands of people salvia each year. this all the headlines in these continues herron al jazeera, that's after spiraling costs dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas, the blowing uncertainty. europeans are bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera ripple on the human cost

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health care? the party of social services? the party of wraparound services? the party of public libraries? he parties of youth and health services? the party that knows if we actually care about public safety, then we need to care about the public, we need to care about the people? amy: speakers at the rally sunday for summer lee included senator bernie sanders. >> brothers and sisters, we have a corrupt political system which is enabling billionaires to buy elections, and that is what sommer is up against right this moment. as we speak, you have a billionaire-funded super pac putting in over $1 million trying to defeat her. and we are seeing this all over this country with progressives come up and stand with working people, the big money interests try to defeat them. and i know, especially after this campaign, at the very top of summer's list ofto-do things will be all the turns. amy: to talk more about summer lee and other progressives running on tuesday, we are joined by waleed shahid. he is spokesperson for justice democrats which has endorsed summer lee. waleed is former senior adviser

i best solution is to come up with a conversation of investments and public health care and insurance programs that actually they a greater burden on health care costs so that people can go to hospitals for purposeful treatment, not just fear which i think is a trend in chinese society. people tend to go to the hospital and they are not feeling well rather than waiting at home for it to be more needed. i think you need to educate the public, deal with the hospital systems inadequacies for real and then a form of social distancing. having lived in singapore throughout covid, it was really an effective approach or it is flatten the curve that china needs to approach rather than the absolute lockdowns they are currently employing. >> all right, drew thompson. thank you for joining us. let's get to vonnie quinn for a check of the first word headlines. >> thank you. the president says she would be surprised if she -- or, suggest the central bank's recent wrap up will continue. and doubling down on raising rates, warning that high inflation is dampening spending and production and that the

read enemy 13 and 14 together. 13 a les lugz approving an agreement with public health and the california department of health care services. to provide substance use services. and public health to nernt amendments modifications to the agreement prior to final execution by all parties increase the obligations or liability to the city and are necessary for the purposes of the agreement or that resolution. item 14 a hearing to consider the d. public health employment policies and the over all condition of baker place inc. and requesting the upon department of public health and human resources to report. member joining remote and wish to comment call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2486 967 3951 ##. supervisor safai you. to introduce these items. >> so, of there are items things we are talking about today. want to thank d ph for being here. the purposes of the hear twofold. the first part is to hear from the d. public health on the fiscal condition of bake are place is. the second is to discuss one item we discovered liking in to bake are place finance and that was to do a secondary. employment. this is focussed on ba

public health was a big issue then and krez it is still a big issue now. i mean we are in the richest country why don't we have universal health care. poor marginalized people don't get the right diagnose. they get pushed oust hospitals like my fellow peoples my fellow board of supervisors y'all said. candidates said. i'm a little nervous. but yea, i'm know the face of one of the people who got misdiagnosed for years. i know what it is like. i know what like i said earlier. it is people that, cities that do and the cities that don'ts. san francisco wake up. we know exactly what we have to do. we have to do. it is a shame they have not done it yet. i'm here for change. do we want a 12 more years of the same politics we just got, just left. do we want 12 years of the same nothing that was there before temperature is time for change. put me put machine like me from the other side of the track in city hall. you know let me bring up my game and show what you i can do. >> thank you. . that's how it feels up here. didn't it. >> weyy returning to the timic of affordable housing how can new construction be used to address low income and unho

health management associates. they're a national company and they focus specifically on publically run health care institutions like laguna honda hospital san francisco general and others, and then we have the health services advisory group. they are a quality improvement expert that in fact cms uses around the country to help institutions with their quality efforts. the health services advisory group you will be hearing more about them in your finance committee tomorrow where you will have a presentation on a budget initiative for approval at your finance committee tomorrow. next slide. so as you are very much aware as a result of the lawsuit filed by the city attorney the city reached an agreement in principle with cms and california department of public health on behalf of the laguna honda hospital. as you've just discussed that settlement needs final approval by you along with the mayor and then final sign off by cms. under this agreement in principle cms as supervisor melgar indicated has agreed to continue paying for resident care at laguna honda hospital up until november 13, 2033 essentially another year fr

things like health care, access, public, transportation, et cetera, et cetera. and what sectors are clearly destructive and socially unnecessary and should be scaled down. so you know, se, reproduction private, car production, no arms production, fast fashion, advertising, planned, obsolescence, et cetera, et cetera. there are huge sectors of our economy which are totally irrelevant to human well being. and we can actively scale those down without any loss to our ability to satisfy, cor needs and achieve flourishing lights for all knowing that went on to kind of gross, we're having to rely on most is highly dependent on explain it even on the since the ink was on the blood cells and that makes that because we're not only b a hand that like a global agenda that has to take into account what is happening in the global south in the needs of the one south. and oh, so that means that, yeah, i guess we made those ideas. mine should camp primarily in the blindness because boost mobile consume, goes love, honesty and as testing in my way of life. our people in the globa

things like health care, access, public, transportation, etc, etc. and what sectors are clearly destructive and socially unnecessary and should be state alone. so, you know, you'd be production private, car production, you know, arms production stuff, fashion advertising plans that are on their shoes, stickers or economy which are totally willing to human well being. and we can actively scale those down without any loss to our ability to satisfy cor needs and chief learning wise for all knowing that well, the kind of rules we have in the nose is highly dependent on expected conditions. the input on the, on the out and that means that because not only be, not that i had that like a global agenda that you take into account what is happening in the global south in the needs of the south. and also that means that if i just made those should come primarily in the bill. and last because of a consumer goes in way of life out people in the north, ki matter here is what the economy is for. and this is a very exciting part of the story, which is that we know i

voters, working with republicans and democrats to deliver key results when it comes to public safety, health care, and also dealing with our economy. but democrats, we want to close this out. we don't want it to go to a runoff. it will be a four-week runoff this time unlike what it was in 2021 when it was a nine-week runoff. i've talked to some of the senators, people in his campaign, they feel enthusiastic, spent money wisely, have a great ground game. but herschel walker is tightening in the polls and so we have to wait to see what happens on election day. >> of course the other seat is the open senate seat in pennsylvania where two candidates are so close and of course the crowds went wildly particularly with obama's star power. can mehmet oz win? the guy obama calls a snake oil salesman and the candidate even oprah winfrey who made him a star won't support? >> he can win. that's why we're talking about this. if this was a race over we wouldn't be talking about it. there's been a lot of races not nearly as close that don't get a lot of attention. we could talk about north carolina, for instanc

public safety? i want you to tell them, who do you believe truly cares about public safety, the parties have guns and more guns or the party of public education? the party of health the party of health carhe

public safety? i want you to tell them, who do you believe truly cares about public safety, the parties have guns and more guns or the party of public education? the party of healththe party of health care, the party

public health emergency 8 opinion for behavioral, 3.for you for laguna honda. we have one time thresh hold payment under groebl payment program of 38.5 million. one time state grant for public health care. and 9 penalty 4 million of one time behavioral health settlements. . >> diving in the details san francisco general this is where we see the significant revenue and our largest division. net patient ref nows 70 penalty 9 million the matching s map. medical 8.6 the net of the 38 opinion 5 the payment plan increase. we also of the 29.2 million prior year settle am the net impact is 8.6 million. quality and center program is expected to perform better boy 4.9 million and the educational program continues with 9 million. tation ref nows of 4.3 million and quality insurance was 7.4 million. minor negative variances of 600,000 on salaries. 900 jobs and nonpersonnel and approximate 1.2 on supplies as a result of covid-19. laguna honda hospital received 10 million in sniff rates includes some of the formula changes in our rates. but it is off set boy 6.1 million of cost we rely on other divisions to reflect the cost report. expenditure side 1.4 million savings and minor savings and materials

so in health, in public education, in health care access, and kind of the daily things we consider good representation to usually take account of that, lack of political representation affects black voters in particular. and so the voting rights act as it stood or is it stands today would have prevented the legislatures in alabama and louisiana and in florida from enacting acts that deny-y the rights of black voters and would've required federal courts in the district in alabama, including the fifth circuit in louisiana, found would have required those legislatures or the court to have an eye to the map that provided black voters with an additional opportunity to a later candidate of choice, meaning that two districts would have allowed black voters to elect candidates of choice and all the representation that comes with that. >> the basic math here is that for years, before the voting rights act, doesn't matter how black your state is. and you control the districts you just make sure that there is no black majorities in any district. you have an all white state legislature, all white c

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her family was a member, believed in public service. but health careg that my father-in-law was the first person to introduce universal health care, 1940, after he was one of the authors of social security. nancy never gave up. she had to bring the coalition of different perspectives and different people together, and when of that affordable care bill went through she had the spine in the backbone to not give up, and we saw what happened in the 90s when bill clinton tried to get something through. nancy pelosi is singularly the person that deserves the credit for getting that done. >> if kevin mccarthy wields the speakers gavel in the next congress do you think he will have the success speaker pelosi add? >> first of all, i don't ever wished for somebody not to be successful, because if we get policies past that help every american, that is something we should all be doing. but by the, way i think the republican caucus now is so focused on oversight and so divided among themselves that they need to understand the american people are still worried about