.>>> more breaking news, this time ed zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, a body was found in a stairwell. joe vasquez is there with what we know so far, joe what do we know so far? >> reporter: it's behind me in this building, officials say an engineering staff member found the body of a woman in the stairwell. this is a part of the hospital where there are no patients. it's the power plant of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital peer they found the body around 1 pm, authorities are not elaborating on who she is or what kilter. a spokesperson said the victim is not a member of a hospital staff and they have not determined if she's a patient. debt does not appear to be suspicious according to us it -- source it appears she died of natural causes and officials are looking into how she got into the building in the first place. >> we are very concerned, we don't know how this woman made access to the area and we are absolutely looking into that.>> reporter: today's that brings to mind a different stairwell situation in 20 desmet 2013 lynne spalding was disoriented upon admis

the behavioral health center, residential care facility for the elderly on the campus of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> ms. anderson was not a patient of san francisco general hospital. >> an important distinction that the san francisco sheriff precluded deputies from looking for anderson inside the nearby power plant building we facilities staff notified them on may 20th. >> for a code green, a patient disappearance, we do have that protocol in every building would be searched including the sheriffs department would have search the power plant stairway as well. >> it was a hospital engineer not deputies who discovered anderson's body in the power plant interior stairwell yesterday. the director of san francisco's health network says prior to anderson's body being discovered no security badge was needed between 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. to allow the constant flow of staff materials and vendors into the power plant building. health network officials instituted 24-/7 skourt badge access after anderson's body was found yesterday. >> i think hindsight is 2020. >> the director of the heal

and saint luke's and three hospitals report voluntarily, keizer foundation hospital san francisco, ecss and zuckerberg san francisco general. with these eight hospitals together dph is more accurately able to capture city wide trends and charity care. so before i start on the report i wanted to give you a little bit of a timeline for charity care because there's some important factors to take into account. this timeline here on your slide provides some significant events that have occurred since the passing of the charity care ordnance and these have had an impact on charity care in san francisco. starting with the creation of healthy san francisco in 2007 this was our health access program here in san francisco that have allowed uninjured residents access to health care services and we are able to capture healthy san francisco patients cost services in our annual report separately from traditional charity care. with the aca becoming law in 2010 and then our preparation period here in san francisco from 2011 to 2013 we have seen an increase in health insurance coverage through medical expansion and co

back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this

when it comes to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, why some h >>> a new effort is underway toy clean up litter while curbing pollution. >> kristen sze has the ban that's being proposed. >> san francisco laurms today unveil legislation to ban plastic traus and not just straws but also coffee stirrer ohs cocktail sticks. processors katie tang and asha safyi. they only offer reusable abstraws and that will be a requirement unthe proposal. backers say it represents reduce litter in san francisco and improvement the environment. i'm about to show you go disturbing video showing how plastic can harm marine life look away for a few seconds. the poor sea turtle discovered in costa ricka with a straw in its nose became a rallying cry for action. >> our planet is going to suffer if we don't reduce the amount of plastic waste that we consume every day and disard on streets. >> other bay area cities are taking steps. berkeley is considering a plastic straw ban as well a 25 cent surcharge and disposable cups and containers. oakland is considering making plastic straws available upon request

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was being treated at one of the department of public health facilities on the campus of zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. something similar happened five years ago. the body of 58-year-old lynn spalding was also found in a stairwell in the hospital building after she had been missing for 17 days. daifrd perry was a good friend of spalding. >> i can't imagine what the family of this poor woman is going through. more to the point, what this poor woman went through. you go to a place of healing and you're supposed to be safe. >>> as for anderson, the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. live in san francisco, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> it's 6:34 now. developing news this morning, the coast guard reaching out to the public to try to figure out the source of debris that's washed ashore in pacifica. >> some of the debris is marked with the words barka and rio. abc news was in the area where the items were kfrd. crews also found lifejackets and clothes. the coast guard has no reports of accidents orr missing boats. the coast guard is searching for a possible shipwreck and are

san francisco department of public health. we operate this hospital, san francisco general hospital. today at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital the body of a woman was discovered on the grounds in a stairway of the power plant building. it was not in the hospital building or any building but the power plant building itself. the woman's body found at approximately 1:00 p.m. by a member of the hospital staff. the case is currently being investigated by the department of public health, the san francisco police department and the san francisco sheriff's department. any questions? >> the power plant behind you? >> yes, the building and gray and white xs. it is a power plant building. >> does the public have access to that area? [ inaudible question ] >> i cannot describe her. i don't have any further information about her except that she is a woman who was found today and was deceased, found in a stairway of the power plant building. >> patients access to that area, to the area where -- >> the building is locked. >> so the building is not generally acceptable for the public or to patients? >> correct

a staff member at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital found a woman's body on the hospital grounds this afternoon. the employee found her in a stairwell inside the power plant building there which the hospital says is only accessible by the engineering and maintenance staff. the woman has not yet been identified and officials have not said how she died. >>> strong winds fueled 7 fires in eastern contra costa county this afternoon. cal fire says at least 500 acres burned. air spotters were used to determine where to send resources. no injuries are reported. >>> federal investigators say a massive fire that destroyed an apartment complex that was under construction in concord last month was arson. today investigators released surveillance video of a suspect crawling into a construction site, setting the fire and leaving. that suspect is at large. the fire caused $55 million in damage to the 180-unit complex in the city's downtown area. ou're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> it's now less than a week before voters in santa clara county vote to decide if the sitting judge should l

a woman's body was found this afternoon in a stairwell at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital in a gruesome discovery by a hospital employee. the discovery occurred around 1 p.m. in the stairway of a power plant building on the hospital's campus at 1001 potrero ave., according to san francisco department of public health officials. the woman's identity has not been released and the case in being investigated by the health department, as well as the city sheriff's and police departments. in oct. 2013, the body of 57-year-old lynne spalding was found in a hospital stairwell after she had been reported missing the previous month. (vicki) we first told you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (vicki) an earthquake to tell you about tonight-- a 3-point-one magnitude quake hit the east bay just over an hour ago. it was centered in concord at 3:57 this afternoon. right now there are no reports of any damage. (grant) more breaking news -- firefighters in the far east bay are battling several gra

we may get more information about the body of a woman discovered at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital in a stairwell. >> hospital officials say the body of a 76-year-old, ruby lee anderson, was a dementia patient. when she was found yesterday afternoon by staff member. something very similar happened at the hospital a few years ago. >> reporter: removing the body of the woman who was found around 1 pm in a stairwell on the power plant building by a member of the staff. a hospital spokesperson said the building was locked. >> we are very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found in we are absolutely looking into that. >> reporter: there was no active report of a missing person. a member of the sheriff's department says they are looking into whether anderson went missing from the behavioral health center. the hospital is working to confirm if the deceased woman was using other services on the grounds. in 2013, a patient named lynn spalding went missing and was found in a stairwell 17 days later after leaving her roo

>>> a search goes on for answers after the body of a woman was found in the stairwell at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. what we now know about that woman and the similar incident that happened in that thing hospital just -- same hospital just a couple of years ago. >>> after a year of scandal, what we are learning about the future of uber and the possibility of a hit on wall street. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> the masters manufacturer is closing its plant in san leandro. damage the 172 people who work there are losing their jobs. the company says the first round of layoffs will happen in july. most of that work will be transferred or the workers will be transferred to other plans. sarah simmons is the country's largest bedding maker. the company do not see what's behind that decision to close this plant. >>> uber's new ceos of the company could go public within the next year. the ceo says the writer company has a strong

the body of a woman found at zuckerberg- san francisco general hospital ...een idenitifed. and we just learned she has been missing for 10 days. brand new information.. next in a live report. plus...crews have their hands full battling several fires fueled by fierce winds near the town of byronpart of a very windy day across the bay area. and bart takes action to address those needles passengers are finding on trains. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >>> this way, please. >> that is one proud mama. christie brinkley recording alexa ray's big moment. the clover part. >> all eyes were on alexa's ingage imt ring. mom approves. >> they're just adorable together. >> he wants to get married at the statue of liberty. i'm thinking about the con seb toir gardens at central park. we have a little bit of a debate. >> no wedding date yet. alexa is planning to sing with her father, billy joel. >> yeah, sure. but there may be a duet sooner than you realize. but there may be a duet sooner than you realize. >> that's a g to california schoolsd, n

the files include people seen at zuckerberg san francisco general and laguna honda hospitals. investigators say other hospitals in other cities were also affected, but they have not said why. a now former employee of the transcription company accessed thousands of patients' records. >> the good news and what we want to make sure our patients understand is that there is no evidence that this information was put to any use at all, that it wasn't sold or used in any manner, and all of the data has been recovered. >> reporter: the kind of data that was accessed included names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, and even diagnosis and treatment information. now, that transcription company says that it has since tightened its protocols to make it more difficult or hopefully impossible for its employees to access patients' information. i asked if the department of public health is satisfied with that. they say yes, and they are continuing to work with this company. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> all lanes of the san mateo b

i am a san francisco native as well as a resident, a voter, and a county worker. i am here, i work for zuckerberg san francisco general, san francisco general d. d.p.h. like you have heard from my previous speakers, we are here for help from the board of supervisors, elected officials in regards to the harassment, abuse we have taken not only from management but also h.r. in labor relations protecting the management. there have been a lot of things going on within d.p.h., workplace nepotism. miss cheryl that is with us today who has been with the city and county for 27, 28 years and was plucked out of her permanent position, it has been a lack of accountability, it has been numerous complaints regarding the treatment of us city and county employees, line staff, line workers. every time we try and address issues, we get put to a brick wall. so we're here, asking you, begging you, pleading you to give us some type of support as we try and work to help out the residents and the patients of the city and county. and we would also like to see if the d.p.h. could also be added to open hearings so we cou

. >>> also, new at 6:00, the data of 895 patients at zuckerberg san francisco general and la honda hospitaler employee at a third party medical transcription company gained unauthorized access. all of the data has been recovered and the affected patients have been informed of this incident. the justice department says it does not appear that any of the data was used or sold. >>> starbucks changing its customer only bathroom policy. >> the bathrooms will now be open to anyone. we want to know what you think about that. if you made the rules, what would the policy be? >> yeah, you can weigh in going to abc7news.com/vote. >> reporter: this is the video that went viral immediately last month. two black men arrested. they were told they couldn't use the bathroom and declined to buy a drink while waiting for an acquaintance to arrive. critics accused the workers as racism. >> we don't want anyone at starbucks to feel as if we are not giving access to you to a bathroom because you are less than. >> reporter: from now on the key to the bathroom would be given to anyone who asks, regardless of race,

. >>> also, new at 6:00, the data of 895 patients at zuckerberg san francisco general and la honda hospital was compromised. a former employee at a third party medical transcription company gained unauthorized access. all of the data has been recovered and the affected patients have been informed of this incident. the justice department says it does not appear that any of the data was used or sold. >>> starbucks changing its customer only bathroom policy. >> the bathrooms will now be open to anyone. we want to know what you think about that. if you made the rules, what would the policy be? >> yeah, you can weigh in going to abc7news.com/vote. >> reporter: this is the video that went viral immediately last month. two black men arrested. they were told they couldn't use the bathroom and declined to buy a drink while waiting for an acquaintance to arrive. critics accused the workers as racism. >> we don't want anyone at starbucks to feel as if we are not giving access to you to a bathroom because you are less than. >> reporter: from now on the key to the bathroom would be given to anyone who a

it's called zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. enamed three years ago after zuckerberg and his wife donated $75 million to the institution. but let's make a special note. in 2008, residents there did approve nearly $900 million bond measure to run that hospital. this is another impairing thing for mark zuckerberg. it comes amid scrutiny over facebook's handling of user data and privacy issues there. let's get to the guests. we're going to bring the guests in. his name is sasha. he is with the nurses association there. good to see you, sasha. >> nice to meet you. my name is sasha, and i'm a facebook addict. liz: so one thing that you're pointing out in these protests is that it's research and manipulate users emotions. is there a sense from you guys and the nurses community that this is a serious issue for facebook users? >> it's much more than a tempest and a teapot and an example of the slogan why move fast and break things is not appropriate for a hospital and particularly for a public hospital such as san francisco general hospi

major quake, the city has prioritized phasing out the older buildings.. in 2016, the new zuckerberg san francisco general hosptial and trauma center was completed. the older buidling remains and the city does plan on using it. sot that building is being renovated not to be a trauma center but to provide out patient services. that was funded through our last public safety bond.it's important to note that none of these buildings are considered to be an immediate danger to the public. in the event of a major earthquake, city official expect the people inside will be able to make it out unharmed. sotthey are built to make sure people get out alive.however, after the quake the city will have to examine the structures to see if they are still usable. the city hopes to complete it's long term seismic safety project by 2042. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: it was a beautiful day all the way to the coast today. it was hot inland with temperatures soaring into the 90s. even at the coast it wias nice with highs there in the 60s and low 70s. we'll see a little sea br

back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset. the hospital has also vowed to figure out how this happened. now, if this all sounds familiar it's because back in october of 2013, the body of 57-year-old lynne spalding was also found in a stairwell here at sf general after being missing for severl weeks. it now, if this all sounds familiar it's because back in october of 2013, the body of 57-year-old lynne spalding was also found in a stairwell here at sf general after being missing for severl weeks. it was determined that she died of dehydration and complications from liver disease.in that case, investiators ultimately found that hospital staff and the sh

personal information of some 900 patients at zuckerberg san francisco general exits last november and december. it happened after former employee at one of the hospital's vendors got unauthorized access to the data. it included details of their medical condition. the justice department investigated and said the information did not appear to be used or sold and that the data has been recovered. >> police may help with the art station reducing the amount of open injection of drugs at the station. the chronicle says san francisco mayor mark farrell asked the police department to come up with options. which he called unacceptable. sent physical bart director said bart needs the help of police, mental health, and drug diversion programs to help the problem. >>> here we are at lunchtime, rosemary. still windy out there. >> still breezy and so cloudy for many. slow clearing they across the bay area. let's give you a live look at there. up close shot there at san francisco. you can see the breeze is blowing. onshore breeze stretching all the way. we look at widespread cloud cover. here's a lo

as a volunteer organization has blossomed into a foundation that's generated over $200 to zuckerberg san francisconeral hospital for initiative in research, education and health services. during the rebuild part of the $200 million, 141 million was generated for the purposes of focusing in on the new acute care hospital which you guys are all familiar with. so the lease is basically since we did the ucsf lease for the research facility we are now going through all the leases on campus to make sure they are up to date and has all the provisions that the city has in them. this is a lease to create that base and then we are going to come back probably in about three months to do a longer term lease, probably a 10 or 20 year lease for the foundation. these are some of the terms that are contained on page 1 of the lease that go into more detail. so the 2300 square feet, it's on the second floor, there's improvements that the foundation is going to make and that's why there's adjustments to the base rent. the city is also receiving money, received $350,000 last year and is hoping to receive about $1.8 m

. >>> san francisco police are investigating a woman's body found in a hospital stairwell. the discovery was made this afternoon in zuckerberg san francisco general. joe vazquez is here with the details. >> the woman's body was found inside this building behind me. this is the power plant for zuckerberg general hospital. her body was found in a stairwell inside. this is the part of the property that does not house any patients. a spokesperson for the health department said a member of the engineering staff found her body around 1:00 this afternoon. they're still trying to find out who the woman is and how she died and how she got into this secure building in the first place. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we are absolutely looking into that. we're very concerned that that happened. >> reporter: back in 2013, lynne spalding, a patient, went missing. her body was later found in an outdoor stairwell. her family sued and won a $3 million settlement from the city. police have not identified the body. police say there are no obvious signs o

major quake, the city has prioritized phasing out the older buildings.. in 2016, the new zuckerberg san franciscol and trauma center was completed. the older buidling remains and the city does plan on using it. sot that building is being renovated not to be a trauma center but to provide out patient services. that was funded through our last public safety bond.it's important to note that none of these buildings are considered to be an immediate danger to the public. in the event of a major earthquake, city official expect the people inside will be able to make it out unharmed. sotthey are built to make sure people get out alive.however, after the quake the city will have to examine the structures to see if they are still usable. the city hopes to complete it's long term seismic safety project by 2042. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (robin) in the north bay.... a pilot and passenger are killed after a small plane crashed in petaluma. it happened shortly after takeoff on sunday afternoon. the plane was turning around and heading back to the sonoma county airfield when poli

. >>> some breaking news now in san francisco, where a woman's body was found on the campus at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. ktvu's christien kafton joins us now from the hospital with the latest. >>> reporter: good afternoon. in just the last half-hour we learned a lot of new details about this but at this point we can tell you that there are still a lot more questions than answers. now, we are here at the san francisco general hospital. we are here as the medical examiner removed the body of the woman found here this afternoon. the hospital said that that body was discovered at 1 p.m. in a stairwell of the power plant building by one of the building engineers. so far, we don't know the identity of the woman. we don't know how she died or whether she was a patient at the hospital. the hospital is saying at this time that they are not aware of any patients more staff members who are unaccounted for. but they are saying that this building is not one which is usually accessed by patients. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman got access to the

>>> the -- we may get more information about the body of a woman found in a stairwell at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> the hospital officials say the body of a 76-year-old, ruby lee anderson, a dementia patient was found by a staff member. rob malcolm talks about this case and something very similar that happened at the hospital just a few years ago. >> reporter: removing the body of the woman who was found around 1 pm in the stairwell of the power plant building pick a hospital up spokesperson says the building was locked. >> we are concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we are absolutely looking into that. >> reporter: there was no active report of a missing person. off-camera, they said they're looking into whether anderson went missing from the behavioral health center and failed to return after being issued a date -- they pass. the hospital was working to perform -- confirm if that deceased woman was using other services on the ground. the hospital made widespread changes hiring a director of security for a

we may get more information about the woman whose body was discovered in a stairwell in zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the hospital is expected to give an update at 10:00 this morning. officials say the body of 76- year-old ruby lee anderson, a dementia patient was found around 1:00 yesterday afternoon inside the power plant building on the hospital grounds. spokesperson for the hospital says that building is locked. it's not accessible to the public. so they are trying to figure out how she ended up inside there. >> we are very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we are absolutely looking into that. but this, by the way, is the second time that a woman's family was found in a stairwell at that hospital. in 2016, lynn spalding went missing. she was found in a stairwell 17 days later after leaving her room. the hospital made security changes after ms. spalding's death. >>> the judge in the golden state killer case wants lawmakers, lawyers on both sides to come back to court. the issue is whether to make public th

the hospital changed its name to zuckerberg san francisco general after he donated $75 million back in5. the hospital is committed to maintaining patient privacy. >>> the 2018 tour of california bike race makes its only pass through the bay area. it begins in morgan hill and is a 21-mile scenic route and circles back to morgan hill. this is the first time that morgan hill has hosted any of the race and the 13th time that san jose has been part of the race. it starts in downtown morgan hill at 12:45 this afternoon. >>> new information surrounding the possible future of the oakland a's. up next, what the team's president is now saying about keeping the a's at the current coliseum site. >>> we do have a problem on the nimitz freeway. it looks like there was a crash southbound 880 at 66. and now it looks like there is another crash southbound 880 just before haganberger. we will tell you where all of the trouble spots are ahead. >>> i'll tell you, it is very active towards contra costa county, to the valley. pretty good thunderstorms already this morning. every fire department every police

in a stairwell at "zuckerberg san francisco general hospital."ning, it's 8:55. i'm anne makovec. the body of a missing woman was found yesterday in a stairwell at sf general hospital. the stairwell is in a power plant building that's normally locked. the woman is identified as 75- year-old ruby anderson. she has dementia. >>> crews trying to douse several wind-driven wildfires in eastern contra costa county. cal fire says at least 500 acres have burned since the fires started yesterday near byron and brentwood. yesterday, there were wind gusts up to 40 miles an hour in that area. >>> and bart says it is about to take action to clean up messes on its passenger trains. starting next week, passengers will be able to report trash left on trains using the bart mobile website. raffic and weather coming up next. to california schoolsd, need big change. marshall tuck is the only candidate for state superintendent who's done it before. less bureaucracy, more classroom funding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. >>> good morning. 8:57.

we may get more information about the woman whose body was discovered in a stairwell at zuckerberg san franciscoofficials say the body of 76-year-old ruby lee anderson, a dysmnesia patient was found by a staff member yesterday afternoon inside of the power plant building there on the hospital grounds. the hospital is expected to give an update at 10:00 this morning. >>> a san jose man is under arrest in connection with an attack at a 7-eleven store in milpitas. he attacked a 7-eleven employee with a knife on friday. he is charged with suspicion of attempted murder. no word on the worker's condition. investigators are not saying what may have provoked the attack. after the attack, he ran out of the store and drove away. he was later arrested in san jose sitting in his parked car. anyone with information is urged to contact milpitas police. >>> bart is doing more to keep train cars clean and safe for riders. bart has added a rapid response team sent out to clean up messes on trains. the move was sparked by the number of needles found by riders. there was a report where a passenger was injured by a

expected to release new details today after a missing woman's body was found in a stairwell at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found, and we are absolutely looking into that. >> lee anderson suffered from dementia. she was reported missing more than a week ago. let's switch gears and check in with traffic and sue hall. hi, sue. >> good morning, jessica. and we do have some problems on the roadways out there, continuing on the peninsula. this happened earlier with a stalled apple commute bus and a car slammed into it. it has been cleared off to the right-hand shoulder, but look at the damage. we are backed up all the way to roadside road, highway 84. >> looks like a nasty backup. sue, thank ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to

back on may 20th. now, the health department said this afternoon she was not a patient at zuckerberg san franciscoeneral hospital and trauma center. there are several different health facility's on this campus and she my have recieved treatment there.it's also unclear how anderson was able to gain access to the power building, which is not normally a place patients and staff go. this afternoon we were able to speak with anderson's daughter on the phone and she says the family is very upset. the hospital has also vowed to figure out how this happened. ( robin ) happened.out how this vowed to figure out how this happened. ( robin )milpitas police have arrested a suspect wanted in connection to a stabbing at a seven-11. it happened last friday afternoon on west calaveras boulevard near south abel street. police say ánoland terlepá attacked an employee stocking merchandise just before three o'clock. the employee was treated for several non-life threatening injuries. terlep was arrested without incident. he was booked into santa clara county jail where he faces attempted murder charges. ( robin )bart r

it was a >>> our top story, a push to delete mark zuckerberg's name from san francisco general. it was added after they made a donation to the hospital. but jackie ward explains that the name is beginning to cause some discomfort. >> people are afraid. i've spoken with people who say that they are afraid to tell their doctor anything. >> reporter: he is a registered nurse and he said that other members are standing up for their patients rights. especially after it was revealed that the information of 900 patients from sf general was compromised. >> it is fine to accept a donation, but that does not mean that you can do whatever you like with patient data. >> we don't pick it makes sense for san francisco general to be publicly associated with an organization that does not care about confidentiality. it is so crucial. >> reporter: to the mayor, the recent privacy issues and the name of the hospital are completely separate. >> as a city, we should be supportive and thinking individuals that contribute to the safety of our people and not demonizing them. >> reporter: the former sup

.>>> some nurses at san francisco general are pushing to remove mark zuckerberg's name from the facility. why they say it is causing some discomfort for their patients. >> reporter: they donated $75 million to this hospital and that is enough money to get your name put all over this place. some nurses say that this had tech companies are infiltrating their way into the city. >> people are afraid and i've spoken with people who say they are afraid to tell the doctor anything. >> reporter: he said he and other members are standing up for their patients rights. especially after it was revealed that the information of 900 patients was compromise. >> it is fine to have someone's name and to accept a donation, but that does not mean that you can do whatever you like with patient data. >> we don't think it makes sense for san francisco general to be publicly associated with an organization that does not care about confidentiality. it is so crucial to providing quality healthcare. >> reporter: these recent privacy issues and the name of the hospital are completely separate. >> we should be suppo

san francisco general mental hospital. mrs. anderson was not a patient at zuckerberg hospital. but a spokeswoman says there are other clinics on this same campus that are not directly run by the hospital. she says because of privacy laws, she cannot elaborate on which clinic mrs. on ther son went missing from -- mrs. anderson went missing from and they don't know how she got into the secure building. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area whe she was found and are sotely looking into that. we're very concerned that that happened. eporte sheriff deputies patrol the outside of the power plant but don't go inside according to a spokesperson for the sheriff's department. >> something similar to this happened five years ago in 2016 when a woman was record missing. her body was found two weeks later again on a stairwell in a building. so the family sued the city and they settled for $3 million. that death was ruled accidental. from san francisco general, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> thanks. firefighters in san jose have their ha

san francisco general mental health. a hospital spokeswoman said she wasn't a patient at zuckerberg hospital but says there are other clinics on the same campus that are not directly run by the hospital. kagan says because of privacy laws, she can't elaborate on which clinic mrs. anderson went missing from. it is still unclear how she got inside the power plant which is supposed to be a secure building. >> we're very concerned that this happened. we don't know how this woman gained access to the area where she was found and we ar absolutely looking into that. we're ve concerned that that happened. >> reporter: sheriff deputies patrol the outside of the power plant but don't go inside according to a spokesperson for the sheriff's department. we spoke to a person from the family last night. we are expecting to hear from him again. last night he said they are in deep grief and shock right now. from san francisco general, jackie ward, kpix 5. >> didn't something similar like this happen at that same hospital just a few years ago? >> reporter: in 2013 a woman was reported missing and her body was found two weeks later in an outs

zuckerberg. josh lipton has the story in san francisco, josh? >> kelly, facebook's mark zuckerberg saying sorry again before u.s. lawmakers in april, and today, before eu lawmakers >> but it's also become clear over the last couple years that we have not done enough to prevent tools from used for harm as well. and that goes for fake news, foreign interference in elections, and developers misusing people's information. we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a mistake, and i'm sorry for it >> now, zuckerberg addressed election interference on the platform saying the company's doing a better job, for example, using ai, saying to detect or remove fake accounts, and reminded the audience of the company's commitment and investment in europe >> we're very committed to europe almost 400 million people in europe rely on our services to connect and communicate with their friends and the communities that matter most to them, dublin is home to our european head quarters london is head to our biggest engineering team outside of

san francisco. our bloomberg technology reporter. mark zuckerberg not impressing too much.d, the case for foreign rate hikes thisour bloomberg tey year. we will discuss this next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: i am haidi lun in sydney. betty: i am betty lou in new york. u.s. stocks erasing earlier gains, optimism on improved trade relations with china gave way to reduce concerns about geopolitical tensions with north korea. joining us now is the chief for whittierficer trust. good to see you in the studio. guest: great to be here. betty: if it is not u.s.-china trade one-day, it is u.s.-north korea relations. what does that tell you about the psychology of the market? guest: that it is very fragile. that even these things that would normally be treated as noise seem to occupy prominent headlines. let me set it straight off the bat. geopolitical issues make for great theater and drama but they have very little significant secular impact on fundamentals. look, what are we hoping for? the endgame is for north korea to be the secular impact on fundamentals. rise -- to denu clea

earlier this week, zuckerberg faced the european can't -- parliament over facebook's involvement in the cambridge analytica breach. >>> last night in san francisco, the bright light at the top of the new salesforce building were switched on again for the second night in a row. this time, the weather cooperated. those lights were flashing the words they one, celebrating the first night you could really, really see those lights. there are more than 11,000 brightly colored lights at the top of the building. they were hard to see during the grand opening tuesday night because of all the fog. last night, it worked. >> nice. >>> we are coming up in our 5:00 hour. the nfl implementing those new rules regarding the national anthem before games. any moment, the league's new policy against kneeling and wife -- why one owner abstained on that vote. >>> tour bus in north beach. john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial

zuckerberg: i will make sure we follow up and get you answers to those. betty: let's cross over to san francisconology editor sarah frier. an awkward moment for mark zuckerberg. not quite acing that like he did in the u.s. what were the unanswered questions? it preparedok had in such a way where questions were asked for an hour and zuckerberg responded to them in bulk for 26 minutes. you ask questions about content, here is what i think about content. you asked about data, here is what i think about data. ofdid not get to the heart very specific questions european lawmakers had prepared. especially when it comes to be able tors should opt out of targeted advertising, or whether facebook is a monopoly that should be split up from instagram and whatsapp, for example. these clear and concise questions, zuckerberg was answering them with the general steps. betty: you followed both of these hearings. what were the new takeaways? what did we learn from zuckerberg? was there anything new? sarah: we learned that the faceny is going to potential antitrust scrutiny in europe that we have not seen be a hug

zuckerberg, to reassure them things will soon be back on an even keel. our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones, reports. ina shared in a shared office based in san franciscong what the next few days will tell him about facebook‘s feature. has software firm helps retailers reach customers through the messaging service but like thousands of other developers heading to the conference, he is worried. i would say anxiety is a very good word to describe how developers are feeling right now because there's not a lot of information on when pieces of the facebook platform will open backup. mark zuckerberg spent two days being lightly grilled in congressional hearings about the privacy scandal engulfing his country. now he has to face the developers, whose access to facebook data has been cut back in reaction to the crisis. this is meant to be just about the most exciting event in facebook‘s year where it lays out a roadmap to a high—tech future and explains how developers will be able to make money from it. but this year is different, they will be an awful lot of looking backwards and explaining what went wrong. this woman has flown in from london hoping to get cl

san francisco. reggie. >> thanks, jessica. mapping today facebook ceo mark zuckerberg questioned by lawmakers again.s time european parliament. zuckerberg wanted the to be private but no such luck. it will be live streaming. zuckerberg will be asked similar privacy questions he answered on capitol hill last month. the 2.7 million europeans among facebook users affected in the cambridge analytica scandal. >>> perhaps you're taking a gamble if you booked a trip to vegas next month. tens of thousands of casino workers are going to vote today on whether to authorize a strike. the contract for house keepers, bartenders and servers and 30 -- other employees at 30 motels and casinos will expire next week. if they vote in favor of a strike, they may walk off the job any time starting june 1st. >>> morning money report. a billionaire toy mogul ended up on trying to buy hundreds of toys "r" us locations. >> he couldn't reach a deal with the bankrupt hotel claim they offered $675 million for 274 toys "r" us stores according to "l. a. times." the bid was rejected as being inadequate. a heads up if you're thinki

in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 6:30, facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg is in france for important tech talks. french president emmanuel macron hosted a meeting to discuss tax and data protection. zuckerberg joined other tech leaders from microsoft uber and ibm at a conference named tech for good. former secretary of state john kerry attended. the conference is addressing issues such as data privacy and tech literacy. the meeting comes a day after zuckerberg faced the european parliament in brussels over facebook's involvement in the cambridge analytica breach. >>> three south bay cities will ask residents if the they want to tax some of the biggest employers. tom vacar reports. >>> reporter: following the recent lead of seattle, mountain view, home of google and many other tech companies, and cupertino, home of apple, have recommended to their city councils to put a so-called yearly business per person head tax on the november ballot. east palo alto will do the same. the idea, raise millions of dollars in revenues to make major transportation improvement

." >> it was funny to see how mark zuckerberg handed them out too, it was like an oprah moment. >> 5:05. new this morning, a san francisco couple facing millions in fines accused of kicking out tenants from buildings they own and renting those units on air bnb. they are facing a $5.5 million penalty. the city attorney there says they used the elis act to kick out tenants from buildings in pac heights and turned into short term rentals. the couple was fined for the same thing four years ago but it appears they never stopped. >>> a new push for soil testing at land fills related to the scandal surrounding cleanup at san francisco's hunter's point naval ship yard. the navy now says a private company may have faked years of data in its collection of radioactive soil. east bay times reports, supervisors fear some of the soil ended up in its keller canyon land fill. yesterday they demanded additional testing. they insist guidelines were properly followed. >>> continuing coverage on the police shooting death of stephon clark in sacramento. new questions after the release of the official autopsy. the new findings contain several