Noelle bellow, our top story this afternoon. Another disturbance at San Francisco international airport. This time a man was stabbed in the baggage claim area early this morning. One person has been detained. Kron 4 Sarah Stinson was there. She has details on what happened. A man in his 40s has been arrested for stabbing another man right here in the terminal. 3 baggage claim. Now the scene has been cleared. It is back to normal with people flying out the starbucks opened. They can still see where that scene was. They had to clean it up and sanitize it. The man stabbed has been taken to the hospital with stab wounds and is expected to be okay. Video shows care. So for all wrapped up in crime tape, San Francisco police say the call came in just before 5 this morning. Officers found a man with stab wounds in baggage claim and helped him until paramedics took him to the hospital with nonlifethreatening injuries. Officers quickly located a man nearby detained and questioned him and later a
This challenge. And were proud of what we have accomplished. But were exhausted. Were disenheartened. Reporter in may, a vmc doctor created suicide in their Medical Center office, and then last week another doctor attempted suicide. Its too many in such a short period of time. Reporter doctors say the Staff Shortages are also affecting patient care, especially for nonemergency services. One patient we spoke to said it can take months to see a doctor. Hospitals and county managers declined to comment on the doctors concerns. But one other physician said the problems can be traced to cost cutting and dollar stretching. Health care decisions are being made by people with no medical training based on spreadsheets that have dollar signs on them. Reporter doctors have been working without a contract for two years and say the work is piling up, but pay raises are not. Len ramirez, kpix 5. A survey from the American Medical Association found one in five doctors plan to leave their practice wit
Well with residents. Its hard being displaced and Everybody Needs help during this moment. For them to be able to say oh, were not going to help you anymore is so disheartening. Now the city is getting involved. In a statement, matt dorsey said given the short time frame for housing stipends, im asking the mayors housing of office and Community Development to accelerate replacements for 33 tahama residents. Im asking to help market rate renters cope with their extended displatements as well. We asked mayor london breed about it as well. Its my understanding there are people who fall within the low income category and there are challenges. And i know my office of housing is already working to find defensives. So well do everything we can to be supportive as possible in this situation. Reporter hill is trying to stay positive and hopes for a smoother resolution. Your home is your safe place. And your home is your place to serenity. And that was taken away from a lot of people. So i hope