i've been a at st mary's. for since 1987. i've stayed there because i love my coworkers. i love my patients . i love caring for them, but i'm exhausted. on monday. nurses at st mary's medical center or holding an informational picket , hoping to send a message to parent company common spirit, that they are at their breaking point. we don't have a charge nurse. we don't have a break, believe nurse so nurses again are going without breaks whatsoever. so we're working 8.5 9.5 hours 16 hours without any kind of breaks. st mary's medical center released a statement saying in part while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns can fix it as hire nurses. kaiser permanente. mental healthcare workers will begin an open ended strike on monday. workers say current patients aren't being cared for properly and they can't get timely appointments. kaiser permanente says their hands are tied. make no mistake. this strike is not about access to care, as the union

five minutes at st mary's. for since 1987. i've stayed there because i love my coworkers. i love my patients. i love caring for them, but i'm exhausted. on monday. nurses at st mary's medical center or holding an informational picket, hoping to send a message to parent company common spirit, that they are at their breaking point. we don't have a charge nurse. we don't have a break, believe nurse so nurses again are going without breaks whatsoever. so we're working 8.5 9.5 hours 16 hours without any kind of breaks. st mary's medical center released a statement saying in part while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns can fix it as hire nurses. kaiser permanente. mental healthcare workers will begin an open ended strike on monday. workers say current patients aren't being cared for properly and they can't get timely appointments. kaiser permanente says their hands are tied. make no mistake. this strike is not about access to care, as the union cl

i've come to wennington parish church of st mary and st peter, now, right in the centre of the villagetates, but she's agreed to talk to us via video link. so, reverend elise, thanks so much for talking to us today. now, i'm standing here in the churchyard. the ground is really, really scorched. the bushes are burnt as well, but actually, the church itself looks relatively unscathed. yeah, we can see that the fire burned all around the churchyard, but actually did not touch the church walls. we've got some smoke damage and things inside, but it's really quite miraculous. and even the villagers themselves have described it as a halo around the church. if you look at an aerial view, there's a strip of grass almost the entire way around where the fire did not get to the church walls itself. and since that wildfire you have been very much involved in rebuilding the community here and supporting the community, how have the residents been rallying around? the how have the residents been rallying around?— rallying around? the first sunday after _ rallying around? the first sunday after the -

st. mary's coach. thank you very much for that insight. my pleasure. am at the turmoil of china has imposed sanctions against 2 taiwanese funds which beijing accuses of supporting separatism and the smear campaign against beijing. meanwhile, the ramifications of policies visit have already been felt in local financial markets. chaise fell in semiconductor manufacturers, anti one home to some of the biggest such companies in the world over or taiwanese stock stopped about 2 percent, which is the biggest fall in 3 weeks. the controversial visits of the us. how speaker vote down the value of a number of industry giants. in addition, this stock for was not any fault anti one, but also with other global semiconductor manufacturers. tom longo, geopolitical and market analysts, and publisher of the gold goats and guns. a newsletter says that washington is deliberately provoking beijing as part of an economic pressure campaign. the visible philosophy is interesting because it just feels like so much theater to me and. but at the same time it is very serious. r

strike is expected this morning by nurses at st san francisco st mary's medical center. as well as more than 2000 kaiser permanente. mental healthcare workers will be on picket lines in just a couple of hours, demanding changes in the workplace. some of those nurses tell ktvu is lamonica peters. they're overworked and worried about the safety of their patients. i've been a at st mary's. for since 1987. i've stayed there because i love my coworkers. i love my patients. i love caring for them, but i'm exhausted nurses at st mary's medical center are holding an informational picket , hoping to send a message to parent company common spirit that they are at their breaking point. we don't have a charge nurse. we don't have a break believe nur's so nurses again are going without breaks whatsoever. so we're working. 8.5 9.5 hours 16 hours without any kind of breaks, st mary's medical center released a statement saying in part while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to r

corey cook, st mary's college politics, professor. appreciate your time . be right back. weather wise. we're talking about just trying to wipe the perspiration of being this heat up on the side forecast that we do have a hot weekend forecast. edit our way not not too bad today. but as you can see here. temperatures heating up into the weekend into early next week, so dangerous heat potentially inland could be approaching 108 degrees. fire danger. we do not have any red flag fire warnings, but still fire danger will be on the increase with the hot, dry pattern setting up here. you can see the forecast for a place like concord. those temperatures soaring into the upper nineties, thursday and friday. look at that saturday 104 degrees sunday . extreme heat 107 degrees, so we're gonna actually skip a few days. this is the saturday forecast the first day of the three day weekend and look at these numbers and keep in mind. these numbers will continue to go up into into a sunday and monday, so it just gives you an idea of just what we're headed into into the holida

st. mary's was a good example to make that happen. because we aren't able to add portfolio here in the city, we've partnered with crestwood as one of our primary partners and their newer facilities are coming in further out areas from the bay area simply because the bay area is expensive to do new construction and it is more affordable and because other parts of the state are starting to realize the need for this level care so they're starting to partner with crest wood to open new facilities and that happened in santa barbara and we were lucky to partner with them to access some of their beds and in the same in fallbrook but our goal yes, is to keep people closer to home when we can. >> and so, this contract is for two hundred, roughly two hundred beds. pretty much all outside of san francisco, right? and do you have a rough estimate of how many comfortable beds we have in san francisco? you've mentioned -- >> i want to say it's under one hundred beds in the city. >> okay. and then how long have we been doing the out -- out of -- out

officials at st mary's medical center released a statement saying, while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns. time now is 706, despite an increased focus on mental health at the beginning of the pandemic, some americans now say they've stopped going to therapy because they can no longer afford it. a recent survey on an online mental health resource network finds more than a third of americans who quit therapy say money was the cause. people cited extra costs such as paying for gas and transportation, babysitters, elder care as well as increased costs for therapy, as reasons for not going time is now 706, the monkey pox vaccine clinic at san francisco general hospital reopens this morning over the weekend, more than 800 vaccines were administered and those who were vaccinated didn't have to wait in long lines that we've seen in the past few weeks and increasing vaccine supply has made it easier to get the vaccine that walk. cup clinics in san francisco. i

and we'll start with a big upset at st mary's with southampton coming from behind to beat chelsea 2—1then and adam armstrong secured saints' second win of the season. it also sees them leapfrog chelsea to eighth in the table. it's too easy to put us off balance, to confuse us, to beat us, to push us off track, too easy. but it happens. it happened in leeds, it happened today here, and we need to understand why and find solutions. elsewhere, everton are still looking for their first win of the season as they drew 1—1 with leeds at elland road. luis sinisterra grabbed the long range equaliser for leeds to cancel out anthony gordon's opener. jesse march's side remain fifth in the premier league. crystal palace and brentford also drew 1—1 at selhurst park. palace took a first half lead and held on until the last five minutes when yoane wissa equalised for the visitors. brighton will have to wait a bit longer for their chance to go top of the premier league for the first time in their history. fulham caused an upset with a 2—1win. drew savage reports. from the fulham bench to the fans to t

it is at st. marys cathedral and all day on novembr 17. to know more about that, goo our website. the title of the ce is interesting. both titles, converging roads and the heart of the end-of-life. >> converging roads is where thl practice and ethics converge. the title of the conference is, the heart of end-of-life care. catholics have a great body of social teaching, underlying end-of-life care. if our viewerd like to learn more about it, wee having a conference on november. november 17. we have speakers from all over the country. doctor kavanaugh is a speaker oe hippocratic oath. it is for docs and nurses because continuing en credits are available. it is alo for the general public. the principles will be helpful for s and your loved ones and everybody toward the end-of-lif. the end-of-life. we are lookingd to a good conference. >> you advised us we need to ge. it is serious business getting prepared for end of lives. let e ask you this question, what do you think we should all be doino get prepared for end-of-life? vicki has a practical side. whas the main thing we should take

st mary's medical center, released a statement saying the situation iseized.the statement goes on to say that health, the health care system remains committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns. francisco police department hold another meeting to talk with the community about a police shooting coming up today's virtual town hall meeting and house speaker nancy pelosi marking the anniversary of social security. the call for congressional reform, as some experts worry that the money for that program is going to run out by 2035 later in sports some bad news here for the san francisco 40 niners and starting safety jimmie ward. joe fonzi will have the story. also, walmart has reached a streaming deal with paramount the new plan that will compete with amazon prime ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we only serve those who've honorably served. all ranks. all branches. and their eligible family members. yep, that is exclusive. and we're fine with that. ♪ a new chevy is the smart way to hit the open road this summer. the smart way

stephen wolpert, political science professor at st mary's college.lways appreciate you joining us, sir. my pleasure. picket lines, horrific kaiser hospitals all across northern california today as mental health clinicians highlight what they say are unacceptable. wait times for patients to receive care coming up. we'll talk live with the kaiser clinician about the key issues in these ongoing negotiations. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. you feel so safe, it's as if... i don't know... evander holyfield has your back. i wouldn't click on that. hey, thanks! we got a muffin for ed! all right! you don't need those calories. can we at least split it? nope. advanced security that helps protect your devices in and out of the home. i mean, can i have a bite? only from xfinity. nah. unbeatable internet. made to do anything so you can do anything. non-gaming tribes have been left in the dust. wealthy tribes with big casinos make billions, while small tribes struggle in poverty. prop 27 is a game cha

st mary's medical center, released a statement saying. while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns, political reaction and fallout to the fbi search of former president donald trump's florida home continues today. madeline rivera reports from washington. pressure is mounting for the release of the affidavit that justify the unprecedented search of former president trump's mar a lago home the property receipt that was released last week shows in part what the fbi seized, including 11 sets of classified documents, but why the search was carried out is still unclear. we're left with more questions than we than we have answers and it seems that they're multiplying. some of the items the fbi took included a set of classified top secret sensitive compartmented information records with that information can only be viewed and secure government facilities . however, trump is defiance, saying in a social media post, some

st. mary's for competition and sporting. it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance. the field is surrounded by the track and used by high school and college football and soccer. it is open for public use as well. >> good afternoon. i was about to say good morning but we changed the meetings to the afterno

political science professor stephen wolpert from st mary's st mary's college. excuse me. thank you so much for joining us this evening. my pleasure. our special program. voices for change comes back this weekend for its season finale this week as the nfl prepares to kick off its regular season will talk to a local coach who wants to build a more diverse pipeline of minority coaches. his weekly zoom calls have received national attention and helped many black coaches get to the next level will also speak to the producer of hulu's most watched movie premiere ever. the film is breaking ground for indigenous representation. and authenticity. the ah excitement in the people that have seen the film. they're just like, thank you. and oh, my gosh, that was so accurate. that was great. and you know, to see ourselves, you know, portrayed accurately, is just all we've ever wanted and very rarely get. and look for more of that interview on voices for change that will get started sunday morning at 9 30 right here on ktvu coming up on ktvu news at 6 30, a judge makes a decision regardi

st. mary's medical center in san francisco will hit the picket line in an effort to increase the hospital's nursing staff. the one-day informational picket is set to start at 1:00 p.m. nurses there say there's a chronic shortage that jeopardizes patient safety. they say that since a merger in 2019 to become common spirit, they have seen a drastic decrease in staffing. common spirit did not reply to our request for comment. sf general and kaiser permanente help walk-in clinics yesterday after the city received about 10,000 monkeypox vaccine doses. sf general says it administered 822 doses yesterday and all walk-ins were served. the vaccine clinic will open again tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. ucsf health says it is providing vaccines as well, even for those who are not ucsf patients. and we have everything you need to know about monkeypox, including vaccines, symptoms, and treatment on our website, abc7news.com. an asian-owned sandwich shop in san francisco's tenderloin district is under siege. burglars have in targeting it at least twice a week for the past several months. it has gotten so bad at le

if you are well versed in architecture, you will immediately understand the temple of st. maryypt, a typical church, an ant. paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple in order to preserve the memory of the dead, and the engraving image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate the harmful polish influence. the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture; money for them collected by parishioners. although they were originally planned, we couldn’t get inside as an element of decor. the temple is being repaired, by the way, the only one in the country named after the associate of mary of egypt, the former harlot achieved holiness thanks to fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of them eating only three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk both on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures although she never r

nurses at san francisco st mary's medical center will also be on picket lines. today the nurses call it an informational protest, saying they are trying to send a message to the parent company that nurses have hit a breaking point. they say, low staffing and dangers patient care. we don't have a charge. nurse. we don't have a break, believe nurse so nurses again are going without breaks whatsoever. so we're working 8.5 9.5 hours 16 hours without any kind of breaks, st mary's medical center released a statement saying in part quote, while we are disappointed in this decision and believe the situation is being mischaracterized, we remain committed to working together in good faith to resolve any concerns and pope. despite an increased focus on mental health at the beginning of the pandemic, some americans now say they have stopped going to therapy because they can no longer afford it. recent survey and an online mental health resource network finds more than a third of americans who quit therapy save money was the cause . people cited extra cost is paying for gas

st. mary's. he and u. k. a power plant, you know, no one can stop the wind that was spread for nuclear food out. the little, probably old ukraine will be contaminated, but will europe as well? also coming up the united states, the world's number one emitter of greenhouse gases, is about to take a major step to fight climate change. apparently with no support made in china. china has said it ceasing cooperation with united states on dealing with climate change. and that's not punishing the united states. that's punishing the entire the entire world. and especially the developing world to our viewers watching a p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with fears of age. second, nuclear disaster in the making, in ukraine tonight, or calls for a demilitarized zone to be established in ukraine around these efforts, you nuclear power plant, the largest power plant here in europe. that separates your plant has become another battlefield in russia's war with ukraine. he

st. mary's college in california says the move expose as a loophole in the us sanctions. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even u. s. government, the ellipse, them temporarily, perhaps put it on the leg, lifts them, not just gas should natural gas and oil in europe, but they be surprised how much of the industrial commodities have have exemptions, especially for american corporations who need nickel and some of the other key resources, so the, the sensors are pretty much a shambles except for certain military goods. and this is just another example. the banks are really exposed if they're going to just hold onto the deck that they have the russian debt and they can do anything with it. just another example that they're all kind of a loop holes in the general holes in the whole sanctions regime. ah, firefighters are struggling to contain an enormous wildfire which spread rapidly and rushes rural south. over $300.00 firefighters have been mobilized to fight the blaze which spread dramatically in the roster region and just hours. the fire

if you are well versed in architecture, you will immediately understand the temple of st. marypical church, an ant. paradox apollo redkin initiated the construction of the temple to preserve the memory of the dead, and whose image is still woven with contradictions in order to eradicate the harmful polish influence? the well-known professor of historical painting mikhail vasiliev painted the shrine . pay attention to the tower clock. they are not at all characteristic of orthodox architecture ; parishioners themselves collected money for them. although they were originally planned, we were unable to get inside as an element of decor. attained holiness through fasting and prayer. she lived in the desert for 47 years, 17 of them eating only three loaves of bread. it is known that mary of egypt was not touched by wild animals, she could walk on water and on land, she foresaw the future and knew the holy scriptures, although she had never read books. and we continue to explore the central square of the city and in front of us. they are just decorations. a symbol of the unity of peo

professor corey cook with st mary's college says well , jenkins did not do anything illegal. her work as a paid consultant should have been disclosed you would those? oh not tell people and let this blow up the day after you announce your candidacy? that's an unforced error. that's a that's that's that's political malpractice. i reached out to jenkins about this revelation and she wrote in a statement quote. i leveraged my career and prosecutorial experience to help provide a new source of income to help support my family and small children, opponents accuser of misrepresenting herself as a campaign volunteer . this was not a, um, you know, volunteer gig that she was doing in her spare time. i think she needs to be transparent with the voters of san francisco and rebuild trust. jenkins said that she provided consulting services for a few sentences, isco based nonprofit organizations. quote i compiled legal analysis research reports and provided advice for all of these organizations and their respective issue areas. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey and mayoral appointing h

going to be replaceable, a big loss piled onto other recent losses on sunday, the parking area at st mary's square garage near chinatown was also hit someone smashing a cabinet and stealing tools and thieves broke into their main tenderloin office on post street about the same time last year, stealing thousands of dollars worth of gifts and equipment for students next door to the richmond district office and the way owned the keys. shot. he says the c y c staff donated money to him when a thief stole tools last month from his store. we lost the total amount about like $3000. we have kids to feed, so we have to, you know, continue our business sign posted with a plea . no cash inside. please don't break window. i would like to see more police patrols. if you think you might recognize either of these men in the security camera footage the youth center hopes that you will call san francisco police are hoping to try and get more donations so they can help these young people out reporting from san francisco's richmond district. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news teenager accused of shooting and k

st. mary's college in california says them move, exposes a loophole in the u. s. sanction regime. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even than the u. s. government as a lift and temporarily perhaps, but and unless lifts them law in notches, gas and natural gas in oil in europe. but they be surprised how much of the industrial commodities i have had the exemptions, especially for american corporations who need nickel and some of the other ra, a key resources. so the, the sanctions are pretty much a shambles except for certain military goods. and this is just another example that the banks are really exposed if they're gonna just hold onto the deck, that they have the russian net and they can't do anything with it. just another example that they're all kind of a loop holes in the general holes in the whole sanctions regime. those were the top new stories. this our next on r t, the anti russian narrative and how the west as portrayed russia throughout history in our teas, original documentary versa. phobia history of fate. don't go too far to see. a

st. mary's college in california. major wall street banks are set to resume transactions with russian bonds, supposedly to allow sellers to dump their assets. what do you make of that statement? well, what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes. and oftentimes even u. s. government lifts them temporarily, perhaps put that on the less lifts than law in notches gas and natural gas and oil in europe. but they be surprised how much of the industrial commodities i have had exemptions, especially for american corporations who need nickel and some of the other key resources. so the, the sanctions are pretty much a shambles except for certain military goods. and this is just another example. the banks are really exposed if they're going to just hold onto the debt that they have the russian debt and they can't do anything work on, you know, european countries in particular, i believe the france in italy of $25000000.00 each exposure in austria, almost that much, and the u. s. banks far less, but they have to let the

st. mary's college in california says the move expose is a loophole in the us sanctions. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even the u. s. government lifts them temporarily. perhaps put that on the leg, lifts them. not just gas, natural gas and oil in europe, but you'd be surprised how much of the industrial commodities have have exemptions, especially for american corporations who need nickel and some of the other key resources. so the, the sanctions are pretty much a shambles except for certain military goods. and this is just another example. the banks are really exposed if they're going to just hold on to the debt that they have the russian debt and they can do anything with it. just another example that they're all kind of a loop holes in the general holes in the whole sanctions regime. as a breakaway, serbian republic of kosovo has been urging western countries to help join nato in the u. survey as president says, he's not very helpful about making any breakthroughs and upcoming talks with kosovo on thursday. tension between kosovo

st. mary's college of california. great disease. okay, thanks so much for joining us there on that program during our special coverage. gorbachev was a, well, he was one of the well as most controversial political figures hailed by sam was the man who ended the cold war and hated by others is the destroyer of the soviet union. what do you make of those contrasting views? well, you certainly historic figure and did achieve some things with regard to arms control nuclear arms control missiles. of course that proved to be temporary. i'm tragic figure, i would say the stuff of shakespearian plays naive odd to believe a word of baker and bush, that nato horton grove, east of traps his greatest failure. i got the wrong relationship between glass windows and perestroika. i thank leading were glass nelson that produced political instability. and the perestroika, of course, was the western aversion and wild capitalism associated with the great depression. russia in 1990 is most of the west. don't realize what a terrible going on the collapse

st. mary's medical center will be picket line. this one-day informational picket is set to start afternoon. nurses say that chronic shortage of nurses that jeopardize patient safety 2019 they may reggie: rider error now >> we can ask later. that is crazy. >> jacob describing the moment he got stuck on the ride. it happened saturday night napa town fair. >> they did not tell us we had broken down. figured out when purity guard showed up. >> jacob and emery were two of the 12 people who had to be rescued by firefighters. >> each we ha th -- we had the truck, organizers say this ride got stuck at the end people at. >> they have a safety record. most were. -- all their protocols work. >> jacob and emery land to that p -- planned to go back on the ride sunday, but it was closed. >> i was trying to text my parents. my hands were shaking. >> this is the first time in three years the fair was held. everyone is ok. kumasi: about. the fierce office has -- the sheriff's office has. this again say he was a rock and a hammer was accused of lea