you are the director of medical ethics at uc irvine.are these vaccine mandates medically ethical given the complete disregard for natural immunity? >> i don't believe they are. natural immunity we know is more effective than the vaccine, not to denigrate the vaccines but natural immunity is 99% effective, the johnson & johnson vaccine by their own data was 67% effective. the vaccine immunity is declining over time which is why people are talking about boosters. offers some efficacy preventing more serious symptoms but doesn't prevent infection and transmission. natural immunity does. we have overwhelming evidence in the scientific literature that natural immunity is robust, durable, prevents not only the infection but prevents transmission. i'm the safest person be around on campus but i'm the person being sent home. >> i'm glad you are raising the issue of natural immunity. it needs to be talked about at uc irvine and around the country. got dave chapelle revels in the world back lash, christopher columbus gets canceled. it is friday f

you're the director of medical ethics at uc irvine.are these vaccine mandates medically ethical given the complete disregard for natural immunity? >> i don't think they are. for that reason. natural immunity we know is mor effective then the vaccines. that's not to denigrate the vaccines, but natural immunity is 99 percent effective. the johnson & johnson vaccine b their own data they submitted was 7 percent effective. the vaccine immunity is declining over time that's why people are talking about boosters now. it still offers some efficacy o preventing more serious symptoms , but it doesn't perfect we have overwhelming evidence i the scientific literature now that net natural immunity is robust, durable, it prevents no only reinfection, but it prevents transmission. i'm the safest person to be around on campus, but i'm the person that's been sent home. >> i am glad you're raising thi issue of natural immunity. it needs to be talked about current thinking for raising it. coming up, dave chapelle revels in the woke backlash in christoph

former president bill clinton is in the hospital at uc irvine. he's been there since tuesday, but it was just announced within the past 60 minutes. now, it's unknown exactly why mr. clinton is in the hospital, but his doctor did say he hopes to send the former president home very soon. his spokesperson releasing a statement just a short while ago that reads in part, quote, on tuesday evening, president clinton was admitted to the uci medical center to receive treatment for a non-covid-related infection. he is on the mend, in good spirits and is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses and staff providing him with excellent care. again, former president clinton in the hospital at uc irvine medical center. we will be following this story th off in san francisco and marin counties, but there is a ca moms gatos. the 47-year-old is accused of holding drunken sex parties for teenagers, including her own son, is expected to be in stant a clara county back in the south bay next week. today shannon o'connor was in an idaho courtroom. she was arrested in

he was hospitalized on tuesday, uc irvine with an unknown illness. spokesperson said it's non-covid related. it's an infection, but non-covid related. doctors at uc irvine say he was given antibiotics and fluids and he is responding well. they have been consulting with his primary physicians in new york where he lives. they hope to release president clinton very soon. >>> well, get ready to ditch that mask. san francisco and marin counties are easing some mask mandates beginning tomorrow. no more masks are required inside offices, gyms, indoor college classrooms and religious gatherings. to be allowed, though, inside those places without a mask, you've got to be fully vaccinated with no more than 100 people inside. >>> an interesting change of plans for contra costa county. yesterday the county announced it would loosen all mask rules in january. but now cocoa county is saying it will happen november 1st. so why the change of heart? here's nbc bay area's sergio quintana. >> reporter: at formula 3 fitness in lafayette, the last class of the evening wr

doctors at uc irvine medical center say the former president is now in good spirits. we're going to be there live in a moment with an update. but also this breaking overnight. texas' new abortion law survives yet one more day. a federal appeals court upheld the legislation that essentially bans all abortions in that state, the second most populous in the country. they say the law can be enforced while they consider an appeal of a lower court judge's order blocking it. plus, could former president donald trump be subpoenaed by january 6th investigators? the select committee in the house says they have not ruled that out. this as his former associate steve bannon faces criminal contempt charges now for defying his own subpoena. we'll have much more on all of that in just a moment. let's begin, though, with cnn senior national correspondent sara sidner, in irvine, california, following all the news of former president bill clinton. what do we know about clinton's condition this morning? >> reporter: good morning, jim. we know that he is on the mend, according to his aide

went to the hospital, uc irvine. to the hospital, not covid. they determined it was not related to his heart. they started zeroing in on the fact that he had infection his blood. the doctors now saying the infection originated in his urinary tract. they say he's responding well to antibiotics, that he's feeling better, also that his fever and his white blood cell count, a marker of infection, are also going in the right direction that he might even leave the hospital tomorrow. i spoke to dr. lisa bardack, his primary physician in new york, and dr. alpesh amin at uc irvine, they say he's in the icu but primarily for safety and privacy more than anything else, not an indication of the level of care necessary. he's not on a breathing machine. he is getting iv antibiotics. it sounds if things continue to go in the right direction, possibly leaving tomorrow and staying on oral antibiotics for a period of time. the former secretary, hillary clinton, his wife, is also in southern california. she was there already. she didn'

you are looking live at uc irvine medical center. in just a few moments former president bill clinton will be leaving the hospital. we're told that clinton is leaving the hospital shortly and heading home to chappaqua, citing a source that the doctor about to be released, after getting three, four days of antibiotics. we will be hearing from the former president's doctors. but i think we see on our own camera on screen, bill clinton walking out of uc irvine with hillary by his side. he's been there over the past few days. remember he was initially in california speaking for a public appearance when he was feeling ill and checked into the hospital there. you can see the former president shaking hands with some of the doctors as he leaves. we'll just pause here for a moment . president clinton's spokesman saying, clinton discharged today, his fever and white blood cell count normalized and he will continue home to new york to finish his antibiotics. on behalf of everyone at uc irvine medical center, we will continue to monitor him and

he was seen leaving uc irvine medical center around 8:00 a.m. in southern california with his wife and former secretary of state hillary clinton on his arm. he gave a thumbs up and then proceeded down a line of health care workers, shaking their hands. his doctor releasing a statement this morning reading in part, his fever and white blood cell count are normalized, adding, on behalf of everyone at uc irvine medcon center, we were honored to have treated himd and will continue to monitor his progress. he was admitted last tuesday and diagnosed with a your logical infection that spread to his blood stream. he was treated with antibiotics intravenously rather than orally, and that extended his stay at the hospital. the 75-year-old was in town, in southern california, for a private clinton foundation event. his unexpected stay at the hospital, five nights, now appears to have ended and he gets to head home. >> i'm sure he will welcome a good night's sleep. those doctors weren't messing around with him. let me tell you, when you have an iv in you ar

drank me not to discuss uc irvine's school of medicine psychiatry professor and director of uc irvinert program. welcome to the show. >> thanks, great to be with you and thank you for stopping. kennedy: this is such a tricky time because back in august, the patient was told she did not have to be vaccinated. she had some concerns about the vaccine and she was told she could still have transplant if she secured a living kidney donor so what changed and is this unethical? >> it's highly unethical. you only recent example of hospitals and healthcare institutions putting in place policies during the pandemic that run contrary to core principles of medical ethics doing things over the last year end a half and we've never drink of doing under ordinary circumstances so this is not ethical first of all because she submitted a religious exemption which had been approved as a reason for not getting vaccinated so this is violation of her first amendment rights we exercise religion so she has a constitutional claim against hospital for this policy. it's wrong for many other reasons as well aside

he was taken to uc irvine hospitalve inctin his oos e. colimend and responding well to antibiotics. >>> still to come on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, tiktok is popular for its challenges and recipes, but is it appropriate for kids? >>> i am sorry from southwest. what they are offering customers who got caught up in the travel mass. >>> trending online today ♪ ♪ you can jump. $0 gym membership and free fitbit®. for occasional heavy lifting. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today, or ask your agent about scan health plan. >>> new creatures shows half of american adults under age 30 used tiktok . it is also attracting kids. has kpix 5's morning anchor dat many believe they are two key young for the content. >> reporter: people cannot get enough of tiktok. it attracts 1 billion users every month, including a lot ta . >> reporter: tiktok terms and conditions require users be at least 13 years old. the company has removed millions of suspected under age accounts. the result was h

new images of hillary clinton leaving uc irvine medical center in california.to covid and not related to his history of heart disease. >>> also right now, key fda panel set to review johnson & johnson booster shots discussing the effectiveness of mixing and matching vaccines after they voted to recommend moderna boosters for millions of americans. >>> also the first boeing employee has been indicted for the two fatal plane crashes. he was charged with fraud for misleading regulators. about to make his first appearance before a judge in texas today. >>> this one has us talking. a work of art known as "girl with balloon" by the artist banksy. this first sold in 2018 for $1.4 million. a lot of money. then a hidden built-in shredder was activated. partially destroys this piece of art. well, now this partially shredded work of art with a new name, "love is in the bin" sold for $25.4 million, a record for a banksy piece or anything that's been put through a shredder i'll venture to say. $25.4 million, wow. >>> we've got a lot more ahead including the behind-the-scene

and to keep in mind, uc irvine medical center is the level i trauma center for the region. it was designated as the hospital that would be able to provide the level and type of service that secret service required. so that's why they came here on tuesday when the former president first started feeling unwell. and the reason he stayed this long is partly because of that iv antibiotics treatment that had to be done through iv that we're told typically could take three to five days. so, at least during that time, he was able to get up, walk around. he was slowly improving in the last few days, had conversations by phone even with president joe biden, vice president kamala harris, and former president george w. bush along with his own vice president al gore, according to our colleague jamie gangel. jim? >> okay, natasha chen, thank you very much. we're glad the former president is doing much better. >>> and we're following a developing story now out of haiti where the state department is monitoring reports that a group of missionaries, 16 americans and one canadian, have been k

quote: president clinton was discharged from uc-irvine medical center today.l count are normalized, and he will return home to new york to finish his course of antis. we were honored -- antibiotics. we were honored to have treated him and will continue to monitor his progress. the 75-year-old former president was reportedly in pretty bad shape when he first arrived on tuesday suffering from fatigue, fever and other issues, but it was head clear early on he did not have covid. he was immediately it on intravenous antibiotics and was cared for in the icu where he received visitors, engaged with hospital staff and continued his work on behalf of the clinton foundation. an event for his charitable towningation is the reason why he was in southern california this week. but now his unexpected hospital stay is over, the former president is heading home as his doctors continue to closely monitor his recovery. mike? mike: looks like a beautiful day in orange, but i think he's probably looking forward to getting home to new york. claudia cow warning thanks so much. >>>

he was admitted to california's uc irvine medical center on tuesday. spokesperson says he's expected to be discharged from the hospital tomorrow. senior correspondent claudia cowan will have much more on this coming up later in the hour. >>> one deputy constable killed two others wounded when a gunman opened fire outside a bar in houston last night. the deputies were working an extra shift when they responded to a suspected robbery outside the bar. laura ingle is live with the latest. >> hi, jon. well, we are finding out more information about this horrifying ambush that took the life of a new father and put two of his colleagues in the hospital. they are still there, and we're also learning more about the weapon used in this attack, that it was an ar-15 assault rifle. now, the harris county constable precinct four has identified the three officers involved here, deputy ka ream atkins 30 years old died from his gunshot injuries and recently returned to work after coming off paternity leave leaving behind a wife and baby. the deputy was shot in the back

on behalf of everyone at uc irvine, we were honored to have treated him and keep in mind his progress. this is the designated hospital that is able to provide the level and type of service that secret service would require of the person they're protecting for this region. it's a level one trauma center here so that is why he came here when he started to feel unwell last tuesday as he and secretary clinton were here for a private event for their foundation. fred? >> all right. double thumb's up. natasha chen, thank you so much. >>> all right. on the covid front the number of americans getting their covid-19 vaccines continues to steadily increase. the food and drug administration has authorized a second dose of the johnson & johnson covid vaccine, but the director of the national institutes of health says don't rush out the door for your booster just yet. >> you know, if the mrna vaccines from pfizer and moderna had not been so utterly amazingly effective, 95%, then johnson & johnson would look like a hero with their one dose, but i guess our standards are being set awfully high here b

so the question first and foremost is, how is he doing on arrival, 48 hours ago, to uc irvine.d, unwell. they did what they were supposed to do, they started him on broad spectrum antibiotics, very powerful, the best way to make sure you survive sepsis is early intervention. so fluids to keep your blood pressure up, antibiotics to make sure you're covering any possible source. the second question, rachel, is what's the source? is it a non-covid pneumonia, does he have a pneumonia from another source? did he have a skin infection that traveled to his blood? something else? all these things sound scary to viewers. was there a urinary tract infection? we don't know. i'm sure this workup has already been done and they probably know the answer to it. the fact that he's already well, probably transferring out of the icu in the next 48, 72 hours if not sooner, are all good prognostic signs. early treatment and prevention and an early rebound, rachel, are all great predictors for getting out of the icu and ultimately getting back home. >> they say after two days of treatment his white

he was admitted to uc irvine medical center last night. his doctors say after 2 days of treatment, he's responding to antibiotics well. this from his spokesman just a few minutes ago, quote, he is on the mend, in good spirits, it is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff providing him with excellent care. >>> now to our other breaking story near sacramento. at least four people seriously hurt when a small plane slammed into the front yard in the rural community in wilton. the initial impact sent up a plume of smoke that could be seen from sacramento, about 20 miles away. reporter steve large is at the scene. 4 it's not often you can get this close to a plane crash, and show the wreckage in the immediate aftermath. we are in sacramento county in a front yard, and what you are looking at right now is the wreckage of this plane. you can see it burst into flames and started a fire. there were four people on this plane and all, a man, a woman, and two teenagers. it sounds like a family. they were all able to get out of the plane.

he was hospitalized at uc irvine. it's not related to a covid infection. he has been consulting with his primary physicians in new york where he lives, and they hope to release the former president, soon. >>> today is the day where you can get red 83 to ditch that mask at least in some places. san francisco and marin counties are easing some mask mandates. everybody must be fully vaccinated with no more than 100 people inside. bob redell will break down the updated rules. not just san francisco and marin, but contra costa county is pinpointing when it will lift some of the mask requirements. those are controlled spaces where everybody is fully vaccinated and not open to the general public. contra costa is making the move as covid hospitalizations and case rates continue to survive. >>> it still stings and might sting for months now, the giants' magical moment coming to an end. >> there was more to the game than just one play, of course. and anthony flores is breaking it down for us this morning. >> a historic season comes to a heartbreaking and disappointi

today his wife and daughter arrived at uc irvine medical center. was admitted to the icu on tuesday, diagnosed with sepsis from a urinary tract infection. a spokesperson says his condition is trending in the right direction. >>> tonight convicted murderer robert durst has tested positive for covid-19 days after he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the 2000 fatal shooting of a woman. according to his attorney he is hospitalized and on a ventilator. he has additional health issues including latter cancer. >>> earlier this week henry police warned the public about fentanyl that look like bubblegum. now, alameda county sheriff deputies are warning about a similar finding on bay area streets. the sheriff's department tweeted out that picture writing just like in hayward deputies came across brightly colored fentanyl recently. baggies in pastel pink and purple. deputies want a child might be attracted to a substance like that and take it. >>> onto the fire watch, crews are making progress on the estrada fire burning in santa cruz. evacua

admitted to uc irvine medical center for urinary tract infection that spread to his bloodstream, wife hillary and daughter chelsea had been with him. >>> president attending the national peace officers' memorial service for officers died in line of duty. president recognized heavy burden that police officers bear and says departments need more help. >> we have to stop asking law enforcement officers to do every single job under the sun. i'm committed to investing in mental health services, mental health professionals who can respond alongside you, you shouldn't be the one having to talk someone off the edge of the roof, you should have professional help with you. >> 2020 was deadliest year for law enforcement on record, nearly 500 officers died in line of duty in 2019 and 2020. >>> supervisor matt haney kicked off campaign today. serving as district six supervisor in san francisco. says he has support of 17 unions, going to continue to tackle homelessness, housing and climate change. currently it's david chu, next city attorney in san francisco. >>> dozens gathered in aids memorial gr

his wife and daughter were spotted arriving at uc irvine medical hospital today. diagnosed with sepsis from aure theiry tract infection. >>> in other news kobe bryant's widow might have to take a psychiatric exam as part of her lawsuit against la county. she filed a civil lawsuit against the county after photos leaked of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter. attorneys have argued they need a psychiatric exam. her attorneys say it is unreasonable and it doesn't take an expert to understand her emotional distress. >>> will keep some big film projects on schedule in hollywood. the stage employee unions had threatened a walk out over benefits, wages and also safety standards. now while the exact details are not being released film and tv production is expected to be able to be continued. the bill still needs to be voted on and ratified by the members before it becomes official. >>> as the atrot fier continues to burn and for once they know exactly how it started. it began on a hot windy day when a controlled burn jumped containment lines and sprea

i'm gonna read it to you verbatim, quote, president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center andl for close monitoring and administered iv antibiotics and fluids. he remains at the hospital for continuous monitoring. after two days of treatment, his. . white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. the california-based medical team has been in constant communication with the president's new york-based medical team, including his cardiologist. we hope to have him go home soon. reference there to his cardiologist, of course, who is relevant here, because former president clinton has had both heart surgery in recent years, well in 2004, and then some years after that had a further procedure to put a stent, to install a stent. so, that is why the cardiologist is being referenced here. don't take it from me, let's take it from a doctor who understand these things better. joining us now by phone is dr. vin gupta. affiliate assisting professor at the institute for health metrics and evaluation at the university of washington. dr. gupta, thanks for join

he is at uc irvine medical center right now. the "new york times" reports he had an infection that developed into septis. he was admitted on tuesday. doctors say he is responding well to antibiotics and fluids. >>> checking in on coronavirus. tomorrow if the fda will discus to approve johnson&johnson booster vaccine. today they granted emergency use for moderna for seniors and other high risk groups. it could be administered as soon as next week. >>> and another bay area transit agency will require covid-19 for all of its workers. >> the b.a.r.t board approved a new mandate going into effect two months from now. so, what could that mean for riders? kpix5 is live at the b.a.r.t station for us, katie? >> reporter: tonight has been a busy day for b.a.r.t. we got disappointed giants fans coming off of the trains here right now. and, earlier today the board approved the vaccine mandate so employees now wondering what does it mean for me? >> b.a.r.t takes your safety seriously. >> reporter: that is why b.a.r.t board member voted for t

clinton was hospitalized on tuesday at uc irvine with an unknown illness and he has been given antibiotics and fluids. they say he's responding well. a spokesperson says it's a noncovid-related infection adding that he is on the mend and in good likely he'll be released in the next 24 hours. >>> san francisco giants fans feeling a little blue after a bad call at a bad time to end last night's thrilling playoff finale against the dodgers. the call will no doubt have fans wondering what if probably forever. the giants flores with a check swing. the ump called it strike three. fans leaving oracle last night not too happy about it. many disappointed, even mad. the scene outside the stadium at times got tense and violent. this is video from a hotel across the street afterward. someone on the ground and a man walks up. we're going to freeze the video there but we'll tell you this. the video shows him kicking the confrontation between a giants fan and dodger fan. police would not confirm that part to us but tell us they arrested a person who is facing assault charges. >>> in southern california,

released from southern california hospital as early as tomorrow. 42nd president is being treated at uc irvine medical center tonight. the doctors say his condition is improving and he is responding well to treatment. when he was admitted to the hospital on tuesday there were signs of danger. the 75-year-old was showing signs of a serious infection of the blood. >> he was disoriented. he was not speaking clearly. he was nauseous, vomiting, they were scared. it is very dangerous. you know, literally hours or a day later he could of died from the infection. >> since then he has been up, walking and talking. the former first lady hillary clinton has been by has side and president biden called him this afternoon. >>> tonight, san jose water company is warning its customers in the half-dozen cities that it serves go over your water budget and you will pay the price. the utility fired a request with state regulators to start charging surcharges to customer who's use too much water. the city asks customers to cutback 4 months ago but after that did not work, it is now hoping that these monetary fines

admitted to uc irvine medical center tuesday evening for a urinary tract infection which spread to hisod stream. his wife hillary and daughter chelsea with him throughout the day. >>> also following a fire in the east bay. this one in oakland. the fire burned a home on 73rd avenue. this is about 2:30. made quick work of it. under control there 3:00. the picture shows how high that smoke carried. firefighters say one person was take ton a hospital for smoke inhalation and the red krots helping two displaced. >>> and hoping this sketch will help lead them to a man accused of stabbing a skateboarder in pleasant hill. the suspect is about 5'8", dirty blonde hair, late teens maybe early 20s. the stabbing happened wednesday near the intersection of putnam and oaks corner. three people got out of a car, chased down the skateboarder and stabbed him a number of times's pt skateboarder suffered serious injuries but is in stable condition. >>> ma lynn county a in development in an extensive investigation, one. most, in sheriff's department history. a seventh suspect arrested in connection with a

. >>> in other news, former president bill clinton is spending another night at uc irvine medical center. he was in the area for some private events when he fell ill on tuesday. he had an infection that spread to his bloodstream, and he is being treated with antibiotics, was in good spirits, when he took a phone call today from the current president. the former president has faced other health issues since leaving office, including quadruple bypass surgery, and a procedure to place two stents. >>> taking a look at top headlines, a day after recommending moderna boosters for older and high-risk americans, an fda advisory panel said johnson & johnson recipients 18 years and older should get that second shot. a final decision from the fda on both is expected within days. >>> the news comes as the biden administration announced that fully vaccinated international travelers and cross u.s. beginning november 8. that's good news for sfo and bay area businesses, see some of the highest rates of international travel and tourism in the country. >> in 2019, 62% of all tourism spending in san franci

. >> reporter: spending his fourth day at the uc irvine medical center, former president bill clinton is said to be in good spirits after sources tell nbc news he was diagnosed with a urological infection that spread into his bloodstream with hillary rodham clinton also at the hospital last night and today the former president feeling fatigued on tuesday decided to go to the hospital for testing. a source close to the situation says he was in the icu as a precaution, but is not under intensive care in a joint statement, clinton's doctors said in part his white blood cell count is trending down and he is responding to antibiotics well. >> it looks like the president was diagnosed with a urine infection that led to sepsis and that he had an infection in the bloodstream. sepsis can cause severe inflammation that can lead to a lot of complications, so it is very important to treat it early and recognize it as soon as possible.te the former president was in southern california feeling ill tuesday, he was taken to the uci med center and administered iv, antibiotics and fluid for a non-covid

. >> doctors at uc irvine health says his fever and white blood cell focount has normalized he had been in california to attend a clinton foundation event last thursday, but got sick last tuesday. the former president has had multiple operations at new york presbyterian hospital. he's since become a vegan and made changes to his lifestyle to support his health >>> to football now. neither the seahawks or the steelers could afford a loss on sunday night"sunday night foot." with that toss to harris, seattle playing without russell wilson for the first time in a while, would respond with two big touchdowns in the third quarter and trade field goals in the fourth seattle forced overtime as time expired. and in overtime pittsburgh's defense stepped up and got them a game winner. the steelers get back to .500 with the 23-20 win over the sau seahawks and in cleveland, the cardinals got out to a 24-point lead against the browns early and never looked back. kyler murray threw four touchdowns, and the cards remain perfect. arizona over the browns 37-14. >>> and there was no party for los angeles

he was admitted to uc irvine medical center last night.of treatment, he's responding to antibiotics well. this from his spokesman just a few minutes ago, quote, he is on the mend, in good spirits, it is incredibly thankful to the doctors, nurses, and staff providing him with excellent care. >>> now to

the 75-year-old was admitted to uc irvine medical center tuesday. a spokesman says he's on the mend. he has badminiered iv anbioticd . the infection is non-covid related. sources tell cbs news that he's up and about and joking with hospital staff. in a statement, physicians for the former president said after two days of treatment, his white blood cell count is trending down, and he is responding to antibiotics well. we hope to have him go home soon. since leaving the white house in 2001, mr. clinton has faced some health scares. in 2010 he had a pair of stents implanted in a coronary artery. in 2005 he underwent surgery for a partially collapsed lung. and one year before that he had a quadruple bypass surgery after suffering chest pains and sortness of breath. >>> also breaking overnight, a federal appeals court says that a strict abortion law in texas can stay in place for now. earlier this month a u.s. district court blocked the ban. but after the justice department challenged it, last night's ruling is expected to be appealed to the supreme cour

overnight former secretary of onvisi husband.li doctors at uc irvine medical center are stressing clinton's diagnosis is not related to covid and is not related to his history of heart disease. >> my sources are telling me that president clinton on tuesday evening was feeling rather fatigued at a private event in california, and he went to the hospital, and they did a routine checkup in the emergency department, and they identified an infection of his blood. they're also telling us that he probably likely had a urinary tract infection that caused the infection to go to the blood. >> reporter: according to the hospital, clinton was given an iv and is responding well to antibiotics. it's the latest health scare for the 75-year-old since leaving office. he had quadruple bypass surgery in 2004 and a pair of stents implanted in 2010. >> sepsis can be a serious matter. we are concerned about a decrease in blood pressure and we also need to monitor the heart. president clinton is about to be transitioned to oral antibiotics. it is less likely that the infection has affected his heart because in th

. >> doctors at uc irvine health say his fever and white blood cell count as normalized he had been in california to attend a clinton foundation event last thursday but got sick last tuesday he's had multiple heart operations in new york he has since become a vegan and made changes to his lifestyle to support his health >>> a crisis averted in hollywood this morning, with less than a day to spare, major studios reached a three-year deal with the union representing its film and television crews, ending the threat of historic strike that would have shut down production the agreement includes mandatory break periods and a 54-hour weekend. >>> investigators have found a new lead in the search for the cause of the leak that dumped an estimated 25,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean off of the southern california coast. the coast guard believes the cargo ship's anchor struck an underwater pipeline, pulling it across the sea floor in january of this year it's still undetermined if the impact caused the leak earlier this month, or another issue led to it. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb

he was seen leaving uc irvine medical center around 8:00 a.m.h care workers, shaking their hands. his doctor releasing a statement this morning reading in part, his fever and white blood cell count are normalized, adding, on behalf of everyone at uc irvine medcon center, we were honored to have treated himd and will continue to monitor his progress. he was admitted last tuesday and diagnosed with a your logical infection that spread to his blood stream. he was treated with antibiotics intravenously rather than orally, and that extended his stay at the hospital. the 75-year-old was in town, in southern california, for a private clinton foundation event. his unexpected stay at the hospital, five nights, now

clinton was admitted to uc irvine medical center on tuesday after feeling fatigued at a private event brought to the emergency room and diagnosed with sepsis doctors are treating him with antibiotics and he said to be on the mandan in good spirits. police department is hoping you'll recognize this car they say was involved in the killing of a 15 year old girl shamara young was shot during a road rage. incident on october 6th, the suspect's vehicle looks like a silver two-door honda accord from the early 2000s shemar's uncle was taking her home when another driver started taunting them and shot into their car in the south bay a first of its kind resource fair to help build a better bay area for unhoused residents in south san jose organizers. say the area is a resource desert a distance away from much needed services abc 7 news reporter amanda castillo has more on the behind today's fair a collective effort to take care of san jose residents experiencing homelessness on the city's south side. thursday's unhoused resource fair was the first for the all volunteer team unhoused response g

the 75-year-old former president was admitted to uc irvine medical center on tuesday night. doctors say he is responding well to antibiotics and that his white blood count cell count is trending down. now, experts say that kind of infection, not unusual for seniors. mr. clinton, by the way, underwent a quadruple bypass back in 2004. >>> re-opening the u.s. border starting november 8th. vaccin in people from 33 countries who were, previously, banned to covid. that includes the uk, france, italy, spain, as well as china and iran. travelers will need to show proof of vaccination, and a negative-covid test taken within three days of travel. >>> well new at 11:00 tonight, safari west is losing its gold standard accreditation. sf gate reports the association of zoos and aquariums says the santa rosa based wild life preserve failed to uphold its standards. they cited issues with the safari west veterinary care. appealing that decision. once that happens, they have 45 days to make a final decision. >>> santa clara university now home to a new state of the art campus space aimed at b

with a thumbs up and wife hillary on his arm former president bill clinton walked slowly out of uc irvine medical center sunday morning thanking a line of health care workers one by one. his doctor reporting his fever and white blood cell count are normalized adding they were honored to have treated him and will continue to monitor his progress. the 75-year-old was in town for a clinton foundation event but felt ill tuesday. he was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection that spread to his blood stream. doctors delivering antibiotics through an iv which we're told extended his stay. describe the gravity of something like this for someone at 75. >> when older individuals develop those kinds of infections they can very quickly become life threatening. and then the hospitalization becomes much more significant. >> reporter: the two-term president has a history of heart problems. in 2004 he had a quadruple bypass prompting him to make major lifestyle changes and i've been give lease on life so i felt i should do more of the things i'm doing now. >> reporter: over the weekend clinton receivin

is expected to be released tomorrow the 75-year-old with a history of heart problems has been at uc irvine medical center since tuesday evening for a urinary tract infection which spread to his bloodstream, requiring iv antibiotics. a clinton spokesman today says he's made excellent progress in the last 24 hours and is in great spirits. former secretary of state hillary clinton and daughter chelsea spent much of the day at the hospital where aides say mr. clinton is up and joking, watching college football, eager to head home. jose >> monica alba at the white house, thank you >>> coming up, the hollywood cliffhanger and the countdown to a possible strike that could shut down your favorite shows >>> also, the major worker shortages impacting holiday shopping what you need to know before you hit the stores ♪why do you build me up (build me up)♪ butter... cup... baby... up would be the operative word there pal. oh, yeah, yeah. sorry, have a good day! if you ride, you get it. - come on in! oh wow, we're really backed up. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

doctors at uc-irvine medical center underscored clinton does not have covid and that his condition is not related to his history of heart disease. clinton had quadruple bypass surgery in 2004 and a pair of stents implanted in 2010. since then he's gone vegan and adopted a more healthy lifestyle, something he told abc news he wished he'd done sooner. >> maybe if i had stayed on a lower fat diet, you know, maybe if i had not eaten so many hamburgers and steaks which i love, maybe if i had, you know, had slightly less stress in my life and not worked as hard as when i left office as i did when i was there, maybe it one of different. >> the president going to stay another night, diagnose with an infection that spread. but the doctors saying his prognosis is gd.usntgo his reiterating that the president is responding well to the intravenous treatment and critically his white blood cells are decreasing. could be a sign that his infection is getting better. they want to keep him here one more night just to be sure. >> thank you, matt. >>> next tonight, the first capitol policeofficer charged

clinton was admitted to uc irvine medical center on tuesday after feeling fatigued at a private eventgency room and diagnosed with sepsis doctors are treating him with antibiotics and he said to be on the mandan in good spirits. police department is hoping you'll recognize this car they say was involved in the killing of a 15 year old girl shamara young was shot during a road rage. incident on october 6th, the suspect's vehicle looks like a silver two-door honda accord from the early 2000s shemar's uncle was taking her home when another driver started taunting them and shot into their car in the south bay a first of its kind resource fair to help build a better bay area for unhoused residents in south san jose organizers. say the area is a resource desert a distance away from much needed services abc 7 news reporter amanda castillo has more on the behind today's fair a collective effort to take care of san jose residents experiencing homelessness on the city's south side. thursday's unhoused resource fair was the first for the all volunteer team unhoused response group or urged and al

clinton along with his wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, walked out of uc irvine medical morning in orange county. they shook hands and thank some of the hospital staff on the way out. waved cameras. the former president was admitted to the hospital last tuesday for a urinary tract infection that had spread to his bloodstream. a spokesperson said clinton was treated with antibiotics. former president trump is scheduled to return to new york to provide a videotaped deposition about an incident involving his security team during the early days days of his presidential campaign. trump the trump organization. his campaign and his security personnel are being sued by six protesters who said they were assaulted by his guards outside trump tower in 2015. former president is expected to record his deposition inside that building tomorrow. jury selection is set to begin tomorrow in georgia in the murder trial of three men accused of shooting another man who is out jogging 25 year old ahmad are very was fatally shot last year are very was jogging near his home when he was chased by

the 75-year-old and his wife, hillary clinton, thanking doctors and staff at uc irvine medical center. his condition is not uncommon for men his age. and there are warning signs. marcus moore is there. >> reporter: six days after he arrived at this southern california hospital fighting an infection, former president bill clinton walked out on his own with a show of gratitude. the doctors and nurses who treated him lining up outside as clinton left with his wife, former secretary of state hillary clinton, sunday morning. >> how are you feeling? >> reporter: giving a thumbs-up when asked how he was feeling. his motorcade heading straight to the airport where the former president would fly to his new york home. aides said the 75-year-old was overly fatigued when he was admitted to the hospital on tuesday. his wife and daughter chelsea, visiting the former president during his stay. doctors found he was suffering from a urological infection that spread. the team treating clinton with i.v. antibiotics and maintained throughout his stay that the former president was responding well to treat

say he is in good condition, releasing the statement saying, quote, president clinton was taken to uc irvine medical center and diagnosed with an infection. he was admitted to the hospital for close monitoring and administered iv antibiotics and fluids. after two days of strict treatment his white blood cell count is trending down and responding to antibiotics well. we have to have them go home soon. the spokesman confirming the encouraging update writing he is on the mend, in good spirits and incredibly thankful to the doctors. a source tells fox news it was a urinary tract infection that developed into a much broader infection. this is not clinton's first healthcare. he had heart surgery in 2004. >> president biden refusing to take questions from reporters as lawmakers sound the alarm on america's record-breaking supply-chain crisis. jillian: president biden's chief of staff calls the crisis a high-class problem. >> when we talk about goods, we are talking essentials, many small businesses struggling to remain stocked. gas and consumer goods hit record high places so many were taken aback

to a statement from the clinton spokesperson, the president has made excellent progress while at uc irvineedical center. he has been in, quote, high spirits, and he has been watching college football. the 75-year-old former president was admitted tuesday night. he's receiving ivy antibiotics for a infection that spread to his bloodstream. >>> hollywood has avoided a strike from the union that represents 60,000 film and tv workers. the three-year contract addresses workers calls for better hours, and better funding and a pay increase. they are trying to make that vote happen electronically. it comes a day before the strike deadline which would have been the first in the union's history. >>> we have important new details in the case of the massive oil spill in southern california. the coast guard designated a container vessel as a party in interest in the investigation. investigators from several agencies boarded the ship that was involved in an anchor-dragging incident at the site close to the ruptured pipeline. the coast guard said it's look into several pipeline scenarios and additional v