and engage with their local pharmacist and buy the other products at the pharmacy we're going to be erever way a consumer wants to perch the drugs. if it's mail, great. if it's retail pharmacy, we'll help them, too >> i want people to know how i know doug. i am going to hold up, it's a plastic thing, it's for a drug called diaxapam, and it's an off patent, there's nothing proprietary. off patent and a little plastic thing. now, this cost me $500 $500 i get it from this guy for $70 how is that possible how is it possible this is $500 and then i get my coupon and it's $70 what did you do? >> we try to shine a light on the totally nonsensical world of pharmacy pricing and health care pricing in general just like the $500 band-aid. the reality is because of the complex nature of insurance and the government's involvement with medicare and medicaid and pharmacies, contracts, there's no supply and demand action in pharmacies >> how did you find it for $430 less than i was paying >> because all of the prices are -- >> an algorithm, a.i., how did you do it? >> we good 200 billion price point

today i'm going to the pharmacy. [music playing] now i'm not a medical professional or a doctor of any kind. sorry, mom. i'm a video guy. and this is my personal story. i have a family member who's in the at-risk group so i'm the one going to the pharmacy. to get the most detailed and up-to-date information about the virus, go to sfgov.org. there's a really good f.a.q. there. i've been taking a plastic bag from the house and putting a sanitizing wipe and for this trip, i feel safer wearing latex gloves. i'm taking the smallest number of items with me. my debit card, i.d., the gloves and the wipes. and that means there'll be fewer items to wipe down later if they come into contact with shared services. when i get to the pharmacy, i put on my gloves. my goal while i'm inside is to not touch any common surfaces and try to keep at least six feet away from anybody else. this is my second visit of the day. the first time i came, there was a huge line so i just left. this time there is no line-up. i'm very careful after i us

question how do you avoid this confusion is there a way to stop them from just stop showing up at the pharmacyget a vaccine? >> as with the first rollout in the primary series it is self attestation the fda and cdc have looked at the efficacy data and only pfizer so far so again self attestation with the data we have reviewed and with people who receive that series. >> so building on what doctor wilensky says make sure people have clarity on the recommendations is important to us. and then to inform their immunity. and then with the covid-19 in an effort to make sure messengers on the ground have what they needd to share with others. along with other public health officials will speak directly to the public to make sure people understand the new recommendations. and don vaccines.gov not only places to get vaccinated but get information on the new booster recommendations taking you to the cdc sitee which lay out the conditions and then to have friday w of needs and to put those recommendations into effect. >> there will be temptations for people who recently got vaccinated there was the reason

pharmacies are ready for boosters. at the same time, pharmacies will continue to mount robust outreach and education campaigns to vaccinate the unvaccinated. importantly, we've also been working with roughly 1400 community health centers so they are ready to get boosters to the hardest to reach communities as we ensure equity remains front and center of everything we do. bottom line, we have been preparing and we are hitting the ground running to get booster shots in arms. we will continue to lead with science and act aggressively to stay ahead of the virus, including preparing for potential roosters for additional populations and with additional vaccine types in the weeks to come. importantly, we will continue working to get unvaccinated americans vaccinated, because more vaccinations will accelerate pandemic. we are making important progress in this front. 75% of all americans 12 and older, three out of four, have at least one shot. and we are getting nearly 800,000 shots in arms each day. we are on pace to administer 24 mi

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pharmacies. his accomplishments are nothing short of extraordinary from starting the georgia pharmacy foundation to his service on the georgia pharmacy association, jeff's leadership has been felt throughout the great state of georgia. during his accomplished career, he served on numerous leadership positions within the georgia pharmacy association. jeff has received numerous awards throughout the state of georgia for his immense contributions to the pharmacy community. while his work with the georgia pharmacy association is coming to an end, i'm confident his service as a pharmacist will continue. i'm truly grateful for his contributions and thank him for his years of service. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. murphy, for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. last week in her attempt for deflect the biden administration's complete and utter devastation at our southern border, the white house press secretary jen psaki said there are a lot of republicans giving speeches about how outraged they

. >> while he was at the pharmacy, he received additional protection from the flu. >> came in at 4:00 and waited 15 minutes and got my booster and flu shot at the same time. the santa clara county fairground people trickle into get their booster shoots. >> i believe until the vaccines, just trying to get it done. health officials tell us there was not a big rush and site remains slow. >> we anticipated a higher demand yesterday and today. i think it's a long road to approval and people are still confused whether it really started. >> reporter: while you can get a booster at a drugstore right now, not all bay area counties offer booster shot clinics just yet. as people want to schedule a booster shot now should check with their healthcare providers or local pharmacies. there are still some who have no intention of getting a booster shot. >> i am 75 years old, if i die by tomorrow, i live for three quarters of a century. no. i am not getting a shot. if i keep living, that's good. >> reporter: people who initially received the moderna and johnson & johnson are not eligible for the pfizer

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you know, to sort of drawn a line around what we can take on so i would say that the issues in the pharmacy space are very parallel. you know, the lack of transparency, and many cases the lack of competition, you know, as a result the prices rising, etc. you know, very similar issues. >> thank you. >> and the other question that i would ask, i mean, i found myself in a situation where i was in a fee-for-service practice where i would see a patient who had essentially no health insurance. this is before the recover california, etc., and needed simple x-rays. so i would do all of the phone calls to all of the different radiology departments at various hospitals and free-standing clinics, trying to find the cause -- the price. with the interpretation. and i have to say that it was daunting. and i guess that part of the complexity now is that most people have some form of insurance with co-pays and deductibles. so what may be slightly less to have your gallbladder taken out in hospital a, when you factor in the deductibles and the co-pays and other fees that may happen, sometimes the list price

. >> reporter: and when he was at the pharmacy he received additional protection from the flu. >> came in at 4:00 and waited 15 minutes and got my booster and flu shot at the same time. >> meanwhile at the santa clara county fairgrounds people trickled in to get their booster shots including eli cardanas. >> i believe in the vaccine so just trying to get it done. >> reporter: but health officials tell us there wasn't a big rush and sites remained slow. >> we anticipated a much higher demand both today and yesterday. i think it's been a long windy road toward disapproval and people are still confused whether or not we'll really started. >> reporter: well, you can get a booster at drugstores right now not all bay area counties are offering booster shot clinics just yet. san mateo county says it's waiting for more guidance from the state but people who want to schedule a booster shot now should check with their health care provider or local pharmacies. but there are still some who have no intention of getting a booster shot. >> i'm 75 years old, if i do tomorrow i lived for three quarters

they forced the atm open through the doors of the pharmacy in the montclair district. machine was bolted to the floor. the thieves managed to juncker it off its foundation and out onto the sidewalk. we have reached out to cvs and oakland police for more information about today's theft. a fire burned to families of their homes. crews say the fire started just before 230 this more ash 2:30 this morning. embers from that fire spread to another home across the street. firefighters were able to put those flames out quickly. some cars parked outside were destroyed. no word yet on what caused the fire. caltrans has completed repairs on the central freeway ramp and reopened this morning. nearly 24 hours ahead of schedule. ramp next to freeways. crews are praised a guardrail that was damaged by a big rig last october. an effort to build a better bay area. thousands of feminine products were donated by the product to be distributed to on house women. in partnership with santa clara county, they held their first -- first annual pad parade. help to collect 100,000 feminine project

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this is not a warning about drug from the pharmacy. these fake drugs are the ones bought on the street. >> don't trust a pill just because it looks like something you get from the doctor. there's a possibility that it's a counterfeit drug. it could kill you. >> a professor is talking about these pills. they look like prescription opioids but the dea said they are laced with fentanyl or meth because it's cheaper to make. >> fentanyl has gotten in to the heroin market and the counterfeit pill market. more are dying. >> a nonprofit is trying to help educate parents about the dangers of drug abuse. >> the worst times were three in the morning when we didn't know where he was. he was young. it was really scary. >> leslie is a director of risk sonoma. she had nowhere to turn approximate when her teen son was dealing with addiction. >> we told our son we will do anything to save you. >> she was able to save her son and said the best thing is to keep a clear line of communication with your child and educate yourself about the dangers of illicit

the early on we relied on the pharmacy chains and hospital systems to provide immunization and theree was a need to open unvaccination hubs so i think we have to go back to the pharmacy chains and the hospital systems and hopefully that will be adequate but that remains to be seen. >> some question the benefits of boosters but is there harm to a young person getting a third dose of the pfizer vaccine? i'm not asking for myself. >> i think the big question is we did see some slight uptick in the amount of my ocarditis. we want to make certain that there's not an increase in the rate. i don't think so but we haven't seen that data yet so for me that's the only real safety question and then the -- whether or not they make the recommendation universally is going to be very important to see. >> very important to see. no question about it. dr. hotez, we appreciate it. >> i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, new evidence that north korea's expanding the nuclear program. we'll g you the latest details and new satellite images right after the break. bon appetit. hey kim, you earn 5%

they forced the atm open through the doors of the pharmacy in the montclair district. machine was bolted to the floor. the thieves managed to juncker -- yank it off its foundation and out onto the sidewalk. we have reached out to cvs and oakland police for more information about today's theft. a fire burned to families of -- 2. crews say the fire started just before 230 this more ash 2:30 -- 2:30. this morning. embers from that fire spread to another home across the street. firefighters were able to put those flames out quickly. some cars parked outside were destroyed. no word yet on what caused the fire. an effort to build a better bay area. thousands of feminine buttocks -- products were donated by the product to be distributed to on house women. in partnership with santa clara county, they held their first -- first annual pad parade. help to collect 100,000 feminine project -- product items to maintain claim this for on house women. -- house lists -- houseless. >> women are having to make the choice between eating and using the product they need to stay healthy and

the only reason i was asked to receive the nomenclature because that nomenclature absolves the pharmacyndustries of any kind of criminal damages. that is why the vernacular is used. this is not a vaccine. this is mrna therapy. dr. robert malone, the man who pioneered this technology, said himself on multiple videos you can find throughout the interview -- the internet where he said that he would not recommend this gene therapy to be used. there were no long-term studies done so we have no way of knowing what the long-term implications are going to be. host: what would it take to get you vaccinated? i assume you're not vaccinated? caller: i am not. can i give you a few more points? my fourth point is this, there were studies done and all animal studies, the animals died because it was proven to be one of the secret ingredients of the pfizer mrna vaccine for moderna. host: that is robert this morning. this is jeff from brandywine, maryland. supports the vaccine mandate. good morning. caller: i am in support of it. i am glad president biden has taken a stronger stance. the unfortunate part

the pharmacy chain said that the increase will apply to both full and part time workers. it'll be phased in starting in october. that's your cbs money watch report. for more head to cbs money watch.com. >>> it's now 4:44. mary getting us caught up on the caldor fire. >> hazardous smoke for the tahoe area. looking at gusts up to 20 to 30 miles an hour. here is the latest anthe fire for the caldor fire. a closer look at this. you can see just how close it is to echo lake as well as to south lake tahoe. just about a few miles away. so you can see those arrows. that's the wind and it's generally pushing in that easter will i direction. that's why the fire has spread even far to the east. that's something we are watching closely for you. today dealing with smoky skies. temperatures in the mid-60s's for that area and low relative humidity values and gusty conditions that will continue. so that red flag warning in effect until 11:00 p.m. up in the sierra for the caldor fire in the tahoe area. because of the dangerous fire weather conditions. future cast wind gusts and you can se

the pharmacy tells the cdc it has suspended vaccinations for now.he stories of health care workers confronted with hostility by patients or family members as the pandemic rages on. in idaho, where hospitalizations have risen past their peaks in december of last year, one doctor was threatened by unvaccinated patient's family member after refusing to provide ivermectin as a treatment for the coronavirus, reportedly going so far as to tell the doctor, if you don't do this, i have a lot of ways to get people to do something and they're all sitting in my gun safe at home. joining us is the doctor who was threatened in this case. thank you so much for being with us. tell us a little bit about when did this happen with this son-in-law of a patient threatening you violently? >> hi, brianna. thank you so much for having me on today. this happens three weeks ago now. i was on a night shift. i already had two patients die from covid, both in their 30s and 40s. and i went to the patient's room to check how he was doing. he was in significant respiratory distre

agreed, was to get all of the pharmacies, all of the other preparations together, so there wouldn't bead dash at the end to try to actually implement this. i think we're in a good place. >> brennan: we know that next month is the target for vaccine for five to 11-year-olds. what about pre-schoolers and the very young, when do you expect vaccines for them? >> doctor: so the trials on kids under five are still going on. the data won't be submitted to f.d.a. for a bit longer. so i think realistically, we're not going to see approval in that space until very much later this year. i wouldn't want to put a precise date on it, though, there are so many uncertainties about f.d.a.'s review and what the data looks like. but as you said, kids five to 11, the data is supposed to come in at the end of this month, and the f.d.a. will be working 24/7 to go through it. we hope it can happen within weeks, not months. >> brennan: so potentially at the end of this year for the very young. there is going to be a massive gathering in new york city for-the general assembly, are you concerned it will be a su

if the pharmacies hit that will have a negative effect on the surrounding community. the goal here is to work with the community to solve this problem. >> reporter: by now, you have probably seen videos of various brazen retail theft from central cisco stores, high-end shops or neighborhood pharmacies. it is a major problem in the city and the mayor and police chief hoping new initiatives will help combat the problem. >> we will expand central cisco police departments, organized retail crime unit from 2 to 6 full-time officers. >> sf pd lieutenant scott wyant is with the burglary unit. >> when they asked us what resources were needed we gave them a christmas wish list and regarded. >> the crime initiative will also increase the number of pd ambassadors to increase public visibility as well as make it easier to remotely report retail crimes. >> these crimes are underreported. in our discussions with many of the community, mom and pop type of businesses, they are not always reporting that crimes. >> all in on working with law enforcement and the mayor and making sure th

everyone ran into the pharmacy, 3 of the 6 people and they were in a critical condition right now. the attack was just for lincoln man who had been on a security threat less since 2016. he was shot dead by police in the store. he'd been on a security threat list that i say for the past 5 years was previously arrested for planning an attack off the which he was closely monitored. security and anti terror expert. david low believes attacks like this, a hard to prevent and also suspects that it might have been inspired by events in afghanistan. you look at the incident and it was a 62nd attack. no. i know really look about a short time, but it shows the damage that can happen with sharpie blade instruments. it's very, very difficult to have everybody completely on this about 24 hours. again, we're seeing islamic state to inspire these attacks. and of course, this is one big issue, certainly from withdrawal from afghanistan and western forces on western influence with the islamic state in the course of province. it might be a coincidence. but you know, timing wise was this individual w

. >> what about the pharmacies right now. a lot of people using pharmacies. there's concern because of the nursing shortages which are profound, when we were initially giving the doses to the health care workers, we had some nurses who had the ability to provide these whereas now that may not be the the case. i'm wondering where you see the pharmacists in general playing in the mix. >> they are playing a key role here. another challenge is that we didn't have last time was the federal pharmacy partnership program. going into the school facilities to give vaccinations at this time. there's not the expectation that that will be supported. that's another dynamic. given that's a very vulnerable population given that you will provide boosters, the brick and mortar pharmacies are going to play a big role in terms of boosters. they have significant capacity in that regard. the team is going through each of these providers in figuring out what their capacity is asking them what they think they can do an how they can expand that and figuring out what our total vaccines

walgreens says customers who registered for covid-19 test may have had their data exposed reports say the pharmacies tess registration system exposed the information of its customers on its website. experts say linked to the confirmed tests. reservation gives access to private information with no longer require this includes access to birthdays phone numbers addresses and emails. according to reports, walgreens has yet to fix their system. coming up in the kron 4 morning news gop senators are not supporting the decision to withdraw. >> afghanistan. why they say the move went against advice given directly to the president. and a new covid-19 policies now in effect at the chase center. what you need to know before going to the arena for big events. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. the time for you now. 04:14am, we had a very busy tuesday. lot of you all participated and cast your ballot yesterday or stayed up with us over here, kron 4 so we could watch that election coverage come in and today we're in for a cool down. john street will has that update for us. good morning.

but i'm happy that reason p rate at the pharmacy rate people exercise restraint and patience and wisdom. we are very odd and i hope this will be a good beginning at this nuclear deal goes through. we're still dealing with the problem that the states of this region are collapsing and avoid that. they will fail, you will see more violence and you will see more weapons is important to understand that that's not a result of this deal. that is a result of the paradigm, not shifting towards demilitarization and collective security soon enough. the saudi is in the israelis around the same page, they worry about rent, and then they do anything new. they've been worried for the can they do anything they can get their own weapons. this is a region that has more arms for coffee than any other region in the world. so much thanks to the defense industry. israel and some of the arab states are going to be able to buy more weapons and more advance if the nuclear stress from yvonne is decreasing, why should these other countries get a chance to actually arm themselves more? pakistan is a friend of saud

tricare is a generous plan and i know many people who are on it all stop express scripts scripts as the pharmacy benefit management that many with public and private insurance use so it's not really the express scripts program, if the underlying insurance which i imagine is tricare that lawyers on top of medicare. it's pretty generous and some people have that her insurance than others. if you do, be thankful. host: harry from georgia, medicare recipient. caller: good morning to you and thank you c-span. i just wanted to raise this issue. i hadn't heard it mentioned yet. it's already been demonstrated that the pharmaceutical companies spend twice as much on advertising in a year as they do on research and development. their argument that they cannot produce all of these new innovative drugs if we start negotiating with them for prices is really a lie. they are spending probably a whole lot more in advertising to produce these advertisements again to scare us. host: what about the cost of lobbying? guest: the drug industry spends a lot of money on lobbying and advertising. and in campaign contrib

the last few weeks intensely with our partners, governors, state and local health officials, the federal pharmacy programs, the community health centers to ensure that we are ready for next week to begin boosters. i want to emphasize, when you talk about incentives and i will add to that the requirements that i talked about, it is really important that the unvaccinated americans which is still north of 70 million people have not gotten there first shot even though there eligible. it's important the people get their first and second shot based on the recommendations of the fda and cdc, we will make it easy for them to get a booster as recommended. next question. reporter: my question is for the surgeon general. you said on sunday that you will be monitoring exemptions for vaccine requirements to make sure they are not being abused. can you elaborate on how you will do that and what actions you can take if you find abuse? dr. murthy: that was in response to a question raised about exemption. the answer is that we have said medical and religious exemptions will be accepted for the new requirements i

today i'm going to the pharmacy. playing] now i'm not a medical professional or a doctor of any kind. sorry, mom. i'm a video guy. and this is my personal story. i have a family member who's in the at-risk group so i'm the one going to the pharmacy. to get the most detailed and up-to-date information about the virus, go to sfgov.org. there's a really good f.a.q. there. i've been taking a plastic bag from the house and putting a sanitizing wipe and for this trip, i feel safer wearing latex gloves. i'm taking the smallest number of items with me. my debit card, i.d., the gloves and the wipes. and that means there'll be fewer items to wipe down later if they come into contact with shared services. when i get to the pharmacy, i put on my gloves. my goal while i'm inside is to not touch any common surfaces and try to keep at least six feet away from anybody else. this is my second visit of the day. the first time i came, there was a huge line so i just left. this time there is no line-up. i'm very careful after i use the

the pharmacies are giving it out. but it is actually only going to be pfizer that is given out right now as a third dose. right now there is not going to be mixing. that is why the fda saying, give us more time to approve moderna and we can say, get moderna. kristen: in terms of being on board, you got moderna and maybe you are more vulnerable in two, "i want my booster," so -- >> you get the pfizer. it is ok, because this kind of mixing, in the future, we will never remember the brand. we know the brands right now. whenever we give a vaccine, it is whatever the hospital bought. mixing mrna and dna is fine. kristen: with this mixed messaging, i've heard people say that i don't know if i should do it. let's talk about how people think about whether it is right for them. say the white house says two weeks from now, if you want it, you can get the booster, how should i approach in my situation, whether i should? is it like bank it will not help me much but there's no harm, what do you think? i don't think there will be m

don't head to the pharmacy, just yet, though. vaccine maker still has to submit that data to regulators. >> this was supposed to be the week boosters would be available to the general public. that was the hope of president biden. instead, we are seeing a lot of confusion. tonight, we are learning the cdc could provide more clarity on who's eligible for a booster. >> nbc bay area's ian cull lays it out. >> reporter: tonight, johnson & johnson says its one-shot vaccine is holding up against covid variants but also says its data shows a booster could do more if given within two months of the first shot. a second dose can provide 94% protection against moderate to severe covid. both, pfizer and moderna have said their booster will increase antibodies, as well. especially, in people over the age of 65. a pfizer board member and former-fda commissioner says the cdc could add clarity this week on who will be able to get one. >> they provide granular guidance to physicians and patients and they interpret the -- the recommendations that co

everyone ran into the pharmacy of 3 of the 6 people injured or in a critical condition right now. the attack happened at around 2 40 pm local time on friday was reportedly carried out by us for lanka, national, who had been on the security threat list since 2016. he was shot dead by police shortly after grabbing a knife of a shelf in a supermarket and starting the stopping rampage. he was previously arrested for planning an attack after which he was closely monitored. new zealand prime minister, you send to arden said that the man was inspired by isis and that he was a violent extremist, a violent extremist undertook a terrorist attack on innocent, easy islanders. it was senseless. and i'm so sorry it happened. okay, let's talk to david low, an expert terrorism and security also former police officer david, welcome back to l t. a times like this is we often hear when there's been a suspect, who's been on a watchlist, who then carries out an attack. those questions get out, did the police do enough from what you've seen? how would you assess the police, his actions here? i think it

either through bankruptcy or voluntary or restructuring, especially involving the lenders and the pharmacy as of all kinds, will be a very, very sophisticated exercise. ok, now death to legalize the cost to all the stakeholders. it seems like you have quite an optimistic view should restructuring happen. i want to come up to you later back in london. if a grand were to default want flow on impact, would that have both in china but also internationally? hey, very much depends on whether they can contain the problems within china. i think one advantage of being a communist states is that you do have a lot more control over your financial system than say for example, the u. s. did ahead of the levens crisis in 2008. so it means for example, that the chinese government could force banks to continue to lend to each other. so you don't have this kind of in the big crisis that you did that you did back following layman's that being said, you know, it's, it's certainly possible with the chinese government trying to click more pain on the property developers that they make a mistake that, that that

the pharmacy chain will hold a virtual work event.the digital screening process. the 25 thousand jobs open in the u.s., 3100 are in california. kumasi: no more stocking up on toilet paper, cleaning supplies and other items at costco. it is not because of people panic buying, it is because of supply chain issues overseas. costco says many shipments have been delayed. more top stories coming your way at 6:00. did you feel the small quake that shook the north bay? it was 2.7. a lot of people said it felt much stronger. reggie: dramatic new video from firefighters on the front lines, giving you a view of what they are up against. kumasi: the moderna misspeller turn fugitive. a woman is now on the run. reggie: a live look ou ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> let the booster shots begin. the director of overruling to make decision, shots coming to

if you have to go to the supermarket, if you have to use the pharmacy, you'll notice that there are no workers there. and in total chaos and ramshackle supplies, empty shelves, all that stuff like you talk about what happened at the end of the soviet union. and on the other hand is kind of what, you know, you have the national problem of this wealth gap, but also international. so americans are, and some of the western economies are able to stay home, not locked down and get paid more. but somebody's paying for it somewhere like that, that the gap between us and what they can do in latin america or parts of asia or africa, is that's also starting to break apart. right? and the have to remember, of course, that the money printing is causing inflation to rise. a lot faster. purchasing power is falling apart faster than people are getting transfer payments from the government. now if you're hank paulson or john paul sam, or any one of these hedge fund managers out there, you can insulate yourself and profit by this unfortunate circumstance where the finance airs are captured, the rest of

but then i realized when i was trying to drive my call one day to, to get to the pharmacy, to get my prescription, the. she couldn't feel the pedals properly with my feet. and then i started to realize actually my legs went as strong as they were. and i kind of hate but you know, obviously i've been on well, so it takes time and hopefully every couple of weeks i would build up that straight to my next again. but i just never did. despite going books every single day. i never managed to build that strength up again, and then things seem to kind of gradually get worse in stages. so in that temper time i had quite a significant deterioration. and that's when i was, i became a very limited in how far i could walk and, and then gradually every time i, i got the crutches and i was a bit further using crutches but not, not without them. and then i think in january time i had another set back, some issues with my bladder and so on. so that kind of yeah. so it kind of continued to progress from their say, well of course your own medical experience included working on academics and the african

with theft, the seniors and folks who depend on the medications of those pharmacies, they lose, the community loses. what community doesn't want a pharmacy in their neighborhood? what community doesn't want a grocery store in their neighborhood? what community doesn't want resource that is they can access that are easy to get to? and when we rob these places that serve our community, we're taking away this resource from the people that we care about from our mothers, our grandmothers, our grandfathers, our family members who are in need. the people who work at these establishments when they lose their jobs, what do they do? we are better than this. and what i will also say sadly in many of these organized theft rings, a lot of young people, parents, what's going on with your kids? in some cases, these kids are under the age of 18. we are better than this and we can do better than this. here is san francisco, we're a compassionate city. we care about criminal justice reform. we care about second chances. we care about making sure that people are not wrongly accused. but don't take our