susan phillips. the health officer for the city and county of san francisco. as health officer issuing the declaration to affirm our commitment to the wellbeing of the communities that dr. colfax mentioned, the lgbtq xhungties. to alloy us to move more quickly, to obtain and distribute the resources needed to help those who are disproportionly impacted and within the lgbtq community we know latino men who are gay many bisexual men, other men who have sex with men and trans individuals are impacted so happy to work with community based organizations such as dr. tyler (inaudible) here today with the san francisco aids foundation and amazing team and partners who have particular expertise and work in from within and for latino communities in san francisco. san francisco will not leave anyone behind in this crittle moment. we understand the difficulties and trying to get vaccinated. and let's make no mistake, even though one died of monkeypox in san francisco it is causing severe suffering and pain for many individuals. there are people who are unable to eat due t

susan phillip. thanks so much for being here.'s start with that new cnn reporting that some lab techs are refusing to draw blood from potential patients. help us understand the truth versus the fear. is this a virus that's spread through blood, or is it skin to skin contact? >> the main route of transmission of the monkeypox virus, as we understand it currently, is through skin to skin contact. you know, we have not heard any cases of lab technicians or other medical care providers declining or being afraid of seeing patients with monkeypox in san francisco. i will say that all of us in medical training, lab techs, physicians -- >> hold on one second. the president is speaking on abortion rights. stand by. we'll be back with you. >> doctors uncertain on what they can do to provide for their patients, pharmacists unsure if they can fill prescriptions they've always filled, wiping out the right to choose in the case of incest or rape. this is just extreme. you know, even the life of the mother is in question in some states. republi

susan phillips, and members of the board of surprisers including the president of the board walton, members mandalten, dorsey and our state sin scott wiener. we are here because we as a city and county of san francisco officially are declaring a state of

susan phillips says while the pandemic may have affected families abilities to stay up-to-date, this opportunity makes sense. the idea is to ensure schools and classrooms are safe. >> we know how incredibly important it is. we have seen this with covid-19 and we are hearing now about polio being detected on the east coast. it's critically important that all of her kids are up to date on the vaccinations. >> dr. phillips says the state has not required that kids be vaccinated against covid to attend school but she strongly encourages it. >> when kids go into pre-k or kindergarten, they need to be up-to-date on rubella, measles, polio. >> that's not all. they offer many vaccine therapy people came to check the child's status or updated. >> the demand for vaccines has picked up in the last month or so. >> christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> is another vaccine option for teens looking to get vaccinated against covid. the fda has given emergency use authorization for novavax shot for kids ages 12 to 17. two dose vaccine received emergency approval for adults back in july. having more v

susan phillips said they were not requiring covered vaccines but they strongly encourage it. >> we have knowledge of how incredibly important it is. we are hearing now about polio being detected on east coast. all of the kids are up today on the vaccinations. >> no polio. >>> 5:00, a spoke he seen after two homes caught fire this afternoon. the fire started around 12:30 on hanna street. you may not have seen the fire you saw the smoke from around the valley. this is video from one of our traffic cameras. firefighters say two homes were destroyed. no one was hurt but at least four people are displaced. no word yet on how the fire started. >>> we are following developing news out of union city when a night out turned violent when shots were fired at a busy restaurant. happen before midnight at mexico linda. they said the restaurant was crowded and officers found two men had been shot both taken to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. no arrests have been made and police are not saying what led up to the shooting. >>> today marks two weeks since kylie rodney disappeared. she was

susan phillips says the pandemic likely delayed many parents from getting their kids protected from covid and other viruses and diseases. we know how incredibly important it is. we've seen this with covid-19. we are hearing now about polio being detected on the east coast so it is critically important that all of our kids are up to date on their vaccinations. that is something that we're stressing as trying to get everybody vaccinated with all their vaccines because they're outbreaks. mainly of different things like measles and different places or mumps. we want to make sure that all kids in san francisco are protected. nine-year-old vlad just got his shots. his shots how you feel about that. no, okay. we want to explore how covid has affected our neighborhoods in san jose this covid-19 recovery fair allowed hundreds of people to connect with resources and services from getting covid test kits to mental health outreach. the pandemic has hit everybody in all corners of the city and so we've really been reaching out to some of the local community organizations who work with the people who h

susan phillips says the pandemic likely delayed many parents from getting their kids protected from covid and other viruses and diseases. we know how incredibly important it is. we've seen this with covid-19. we are hearing now about polio being detected on the east coast so it is critically important that all of our kids are up to date on their vaccinations. that is something that we're stressing as trying to get everybody vaccinated with all their vaccines because they're outbreaks. routinely of different things like measles and different places or mumps. we want to make sure that all kids in san francisco are protected nine year. glad just got his shots. how you feeling about that. no. okay, we want to explore how covid has. ed and san jose this covid-19 recovery fair allowed hundreds of people to connect with resources and services from getting covid test kits to mental health outreach. the pandemic has hit everybody in all corners of the city and so we've really been reaching out to some of the local community organizations who work with the people who have been most impacted by the

susan phillips, and members of the board of surprisers including the

susan phillips, and members of the board of surprisers including the president of the board walton, membersdorsey and our state sin scott wiener. we are here because we as a city and county of san francis

phillip mena. the former president trump facing trouble on multiple fronts nbc's susan mcginnis is in d.c. with the latest for us the clock is ticking after yesterday's hearing in florida >> reporter: that is true. good morning, and this court order could give us our best look yet at the justice department's case against the former president the florida judge telling the government to prepare a redacted version of the affidavit that it used to justify that fbi search, saying there are portions that can be unsealed. the judge gave the government a week to make redactions to the document at the center of it, highly-classified documents seized from the property, from the white house. mr. trump's lawyers remaining neutral while attorneys for media, including nbc news, make the case for one sealing the affidavit, saying not since the nixon administration has the federal government seized records from a former president in such a public fashion the doj disagreed saying the investigation is still in early stages and the government's concerned about the safety of witnesses in the case. the justice

susan mcguinness joins us from washington, d.c. what do we know about what the fbi was looking for there? >> reporter: well, good morning, phillip and frances. a source familiar with the matter telling nbc news that the raid was tied to classified information that trump allegedly took when he left office they retrieved 15 boxes of information. they also were sasked to look into whether his handling of information violated any law trump supporters lining up last night to defend him, calling this action politically motivated. some of them expressing outrage, wanting to know the grounds for the search >> i was the guy who got the call this morning. i called my father to let him know it happened there's no family in american history that has taken more arrows in the back than the trump family, every single time. and you know what? it's gone on past politics you look at attorneys general, district attorneys across the country, all think want to do is get donald trump >> merrick garland, chris wray, come to the house and answer our questions about this action today which has never happened in american history. what was on the warrant?

phillip mena. we begin with the latest fallout from the search of donald trump's mar-a-lago home. a new warning has spiked nbc's susan mcginnis joins us from dc. what do we know? >> we have three law enforcement agencies telling us about this five-page document, the fbi warning the threats are coming mostly online and it's seen personal information of potential targets including home addresses and identities of family members last week a man fired a nail gun and tried to break the into the cincinnati field office's secret service is looking at its security different field offices are also taking action. former president trump speak out on his social media site accusing the fbi and the department of justice of political motives. now, also over the weekend senate intelligence committee has requested access to all classified documents that were seized a spokesman for the committee -- for the chairman of the committee manner warner says they want an assessment of the risk to national security. senate collins wants to see the affidavit, giving the detail for the justification of the search. it's a document usually not rel