at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples to collect what medication somebody might need. plus prophylactics is an hiv prevention method highly effective it involves folks taking a daily pill to prevent hiv. recommended both by the cdc, center for disease control and prevention, as well as fight sf dph, two individuals clients were elevated

at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers.rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples to collect what medication somebody might need. plus prophylactics is an hiv prevention method highly effective it involves folks taking a daily pill to prevent hiv. recommended both by the cdc, center for disease control and prevention, as well as fight sf dph, two individuals clients were elevated risk for hiv. >> i actually was in t

at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a healthcare provider can we determine what kind of testing to do, what samples to collect what medication somebody might need. plus prophylactics is an hiv prevention method highly effective it involves folks taking a daily pill to prevent hiv. recommended both by the cdc, center for disease control and prevention, as well as fight sf dph, two individuals clients were elevated

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congresswoman sharice davis, congressman tracey mann, congressman -- turner, -- and congressman ron stdshock for joe, from the american earhart foundation. leaders mccarthy and mcconnell. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable laura kelly, governor of kansas. >> good morning everyone. i am so delighted to be here, honored. ad astra per aspera, to the stars through difficulty. that is the kansas state motto. a recognition that kansas came into the union as a free state, where there was fierce opposition. the spirit of kansans propelled them to beat the odds, and accomplish much. who better to represent our great states, and statuary hall, then dwight d. eisenhower. now, a native daughter of kansas, amelia earheart. i want to extend my gratitude to our congressional leaders, and our kansas delegation for the opportunity to honor one of kansans most iconic figures. a woman who showed all of us what it means to reach for the stars. amelia earhart was born and raised in acheson kansas, a small town overlooking missouri river. from an early, age amelia was a dreamer. her

but unfortunately, this lawsuit and this injunction has exacerbate std street conditions very significantly. it's really upset the balance between our city's ability to provide compassionate shelter and services for unhoused individuals. but at the same time, it is hamstrung our ability to maintain health and safety and safe streets. it's put our city in an impossible situation. it's been very difficult to figure out what to do here with this order in place. >> so as the city's lead lawyer, you went and appealed this. and what are you hoping the judge will do at this point? >> so we appeal this up to the ninth circuit. this had been a san francisco matter, but this case has implications for all of the western united states, and that is the ninth circuit and its jurisdiction in. there are a number of issues that we discussed during oral argument today. one of them involved. and we were very gratified to hear a major concession on the part of opposing counsel. as i mentioned before, the order says that we can't enforce certain laws against involuntarily homeless individuals, but it was very u

people take over the antibiotic and get rid of it and people are coming in the united states with that, stdsyphilis viruses and flew but the bigger problem is they are coming and without healthcare, no sanitation, nowhere to sleep. >> as you witness what is happening, this is just one example. medially, what comes to mind as i the impact to new yorkers? >> i think we already had a problem out of the pandemic democrats carry disease and we will see more and more, the more people on the street who are homeless. >> these are babies you are seeing, what sort of things should we be on the lookout for? >> let's start with dehydration. coming and going, today is not a particularly hot day but it's been hot. not enough clean water and if you drink dirty water, bacteria, disease spread hand-to-hand and everybody is up with it. >> twenty-four hours after our visit, they cleared the streets outside the roosevelt officials remain quiet on how it was done which is where they were taken. new yorkers. the worst is yet to come. >> a concern about long-term plans. i can't imagine people would stay here forev

we will be speaking on some of those std goals. we will be talking climate change. be key issues that you will get to see next week. greg thank you very much. that was our senior editor. let's look at the open there. indian cash trading started just two minutes ago there. we are looking at losses across the board. it is seen 29 stocks down. just two of them up. we are just settling down here. .6%. as we look at all of this, don't forget there is a brakes, taking place in south africa. let's look at what was coming out of india. cash and profit generated from the infrastructure business could cover all of them. the disclosure comes as investors await findings from the countries markets regulators , the investigation into the company. xi jinping asked -- they have largely avoided direct talks as the border conflict began in 2020. they discourage companies from investing in china. >> leaders from the bricks alliance have also invited topsoil exporters. as part of everest to expand influence. >> the 15th break summit culminated in an official announcement by the leaders

the first item for the health administrative contract extends of hiv and std services for one year. item 4 is from mission neighborhood. another known agency of ours. this is an extension up to 10 years. they were given a 4 year contract. good time to reminds us that -- commission's policy while we -- will grant a contract for up to 10 years we like to see it in mid contract to see that services are rendered and this is one of those contracts that says they have been doing a good job and center for aids and taking care of clients. this is a 6 year extension. item 5 is canyon manner. which is in nevada. i want to get it correct. this is a mental health unit that is taking care of the very vulnerable and very difficult parents we have. we have about 8-10 there in their 89 bed wards. bed facility. we were asking because the patients we could use more beds that we have here that whether we get more and they said that actually it is a competition throughout the state to place the parents. and -- in fact when we have one of our patients be ail to be discharged we want to use that we canno

you are going to cry and hopefully you will get an std., you are in tv. you have run across our fair share of people who identify as life coaches. >> kat: i just asked my sister. >> greg: good. she is my life coach. >> kat: no, she is the best because she will tell me whatever it is a want to hear and she is like, that is fine. [laughter] like, i can totally see how you can do that and how -- and i'm like, thank you. [laughter] >> greg: that is pretty good actually. >> kat: some computer who might tell me i did something wrong, no. julia will tell me that i always said it right. >> greg: there you go. all ready 10. don't go away. we will be right back. [applause] >> america takes a step in a long journey. >> it is like the leader of the free world. >> this is that first step. >> the first republican primary debate. >> of a first statement. >> of a first question. >> every first answer. >> to me, this country's next president. >> you only get one first impression. >> announcer: the first repu mlb chooses t-mobile for business for 5g solutio

but sure, make the united states more like florida. 41st in literacy, 4th in total std cases, and numberplanned jet-ski pregnancies. use protection before you jet-ski. desantis writes with subtle literary touch about his beloved state, saying, "in a world that has increasingly gone mad, florida is a beachhead of sanity." "florida is a citadel of freedom in a world gone mad," and "florida is a redoubt of sanity where woke ideology goes to die." i'm gonna fact check ya there, governor. florida is a madhouse of doubtful sanity where everyone goes to die. eventually. in his book, which again, is titled, "the freedom to be hamburger," desantis writes about how his parents came from "gritty, working-class, god-fearing" towns in ohio and pennsylvania, which he claims gives him rust belt values. you grew up in florida! this guy is so thirsty for approval from the heartland. "my parents were from the rust belt. my uncle married a steel beam! my cousins are corn." but desantis is proud of his book, "the big tree i saw." that's my favorite. "the big tree i saw." is my favorite. as he told his buddi

continues -- persistence to get more way of sensing and sharing regime to allows to know the next next stdhotgun the chinese water hosing a ship or dumping classify -- chaff into the engine. ultimately you want to condition the country to be a true responsible stakeholder and you want people to understand what their intent and activities truly are, not just what they are saying from their podium. >> the idea of using this exposure, naming and shaming for lack of a better term, is that going to be sufficient to cause china to back down on its more aggressive actions and potential for it being, attacking its neighbors? >> i think that is better than not using it. in terms of providing a convincing case and evidence wave -- of what their behavior is. will they stop? probably not if the objective is to continue to intimidate taiwan. but the rest of the world is watching and faces don't have have the benefit of nothing what is going on the responsibility if you have more capability is to share that largesse with a number of people. it has not been enough to keep it in classified channels so you

a thing that instead use the -- syringe, which is also handy for doing lavage or cleaning out the stdsin a certain part of your body. and you use this on a baby as well. and so by using this, they were able to clear up what was with him. and the onion pulses work and nothing else seemed to work. but eventually when they gave him the cluster, it did. but i have a theory that and that is every time somebody cost of or had an upset stomach and they went to see either clark or captain lewis and said i feel terrible. and they said, well, give you the cluster. and they said, i'm feeling much better. that's. all right. let's take a look. that's the medical theory. there's some more interesting developments that have along since then. but in those days, that's what you did you may remember the story about george washington, his doctors, what was wrong with him and. so they played him and bled and bled him until he died. and that is the theory. in that order, you purge you bleed, you cluster doesn't work, you purge, you bleed, your cluster doesn't what do you do until the patient either the wil

so now the question becomes, std what started the fires? >> well, there's a few factors in play. first, there's hurricane dora hurling 60 mile an hour windsa, across the island, pushing push hawaii.sland, pushing that fed the fire. but we don't know if it started it. >> this is an interesting thing, though, wasarted it it tt that the island was also in the midst of a crippling drought? it's dry season there. that also could have triggered it. but residente triggered it.s had a significant amount of fire prone grass and shrubbery . these non-native grasses are highly flammable. they've been introduced into hawaii from out of state. wealthy buildersthese , landscad demands, imported drier greenery that sparks more easily. >> and what about the possibility that this was manmade? 85% of wildfires in thee camp united states are caused by negligence like campfires, cigarette and of coursfie, and h arson. >> and there's been a rash of arson in hawaii overbeen a r thr two years. could have been a combination of factors. highs. could'v a combi winds cod down the power lines, a lit down th

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happen if somebody you're going to get broke up with, you're going to cryou are yhat, and you'll get an std> but other than that, lifeis is good. yeah. >> greg: kat, you're in tv, you've run across our fair share of,s quote, people, people who identify as life coaches. >> have you ever had any experience with a life coach? no, becaus e i just ask my sister. >> yes. good. she's my life coach. beca ml, you know, she's the best because she'll tell me whatever it is i want to hear. >> it and whatever i told her i did. >> she's like, that's fine. >> she's like, i could totally see how you could do that and how the way you acted wayous not your fault. and i'm like, oh, thank you. that's pretty good, actually. it's the some computer who might tell me i did somethin. tellg wrong. >> no, julia will tell me that. i always said, right. >> there you go. all righty, then. don't go away. right >> we'll be right back. every four years , america, the first step in a long journey to select not just the presidenest, the leader ofte the free world. this is that first step. the republican primary debate from m

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only are they very effective for preventing pregnancy, they are only option for for not passing along stds like this is it. this is there is no hormonal birth control that is stopping sexually transmitted infections like that. that's just not and you've got condoms. that's it. so we should be so excited about condoms and how easy to use, how accessible they are. all these and how much they've improved. and that was something i also didn't know. but i'm again in this research, i've talked to so many men who said, look, if you are willing to learn how to use them, that means trying a lot of different kinds, finding the right brand, the right size, the right lubrication, troubleshooting, basically that they could confidently say sex with a condom, sex without a condom, not enough of a difference to even ever hesitate using a condom and i know if that's that feels like a lot to ask to say, hey, get out there and learn how to use condoms. but women have to learn to use birth control, too. like these are these are this. it's not a big ask and it should be something that we can talk about freely.

so it's quite complex std, but can can they be forced to have to rebuild the pub on their own land, landat from somebody in central government or some other body? is that can that actually happen? is it feasible? >> and we are, of course, just going through the detail of the law. >> and it's why it's so interesting what's the power in the law? but my understanding is that the local authority have the to enforce that. but the power to enforce that. but that's just been worked through and we must give time for the local authority to actually do their investigation and determine that, because this is quite technical legal stuff. but thatis quite technical legal stuff. but that is my hope to be clear as well. on another point, marston sold that pub very legally fine . so there is an underlying point to the citizens watching thinking this is terrible support your local pubs as well. this is an obvious point. they sold it because wasn't sold it because it wasn't trading well. a hard thing trading well. it's a hard thing to but it's to acknowledge, but it's true. so let's support heritage build

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