Right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, parking lots finally reopened to help relieve some of the crunch at this popular bay beach, but youre still going to have to cop early to snag a spot. And bay area mayors make a plea to the state for more help housing the homeless. Why they say the pandemic has made the crises more urgent happen ever. The leaders in Santa Clara County calling out private health care system. How they ear being pushed to do more covid19 testing. Good evening. Im allen martin. And im Elizabeth Cook. We begin with kpix 5 len ramirez and the hospitals to do more coronavirus testing. Len . Reporter well, there was quite a ill little bit of back and forth between the county and some of the private providers today with the county saying that private hospitals need to do more to help the county reach its goals in terms of testing people for the coronavirus. But the hospitals are saying that the county is not doing enough Contact Tracing at this point to make t
Institute. Welcome to todays symposium on the state of treatment of americas mentally ill. Were pleased and honored to have with us to distinguished authors. Their current books on Mental Illness are shaping public discussion. Also, the assistant secretary for Mental Health and Substance Abuse its. She is playing a key role in shaping public policy. The is worth pointing out that the question of the right role for government into supporting the care and treatment of the mentally ill is one that has long vexed us as a nation. Consider the case of the educator who in the 1930s began presenceresidents prisons. Sadly and tragically, the same can be said about the situation today. Even as the population of the Rikers Island jail here in new york city as declined, the percentage of the population that is mentally ill there has increased. Knowould be distressed to that the atlantic referred to Cook County Jail and chicago as largest Mental Health hospital. Americans who suffer from conditions
Good morning, i am Vice President for research and publications at the manhattan institute. Welcome to todays symposium on the state of treatment of americas mentally ill. Were pleased and honored to have with us to distinguished authors. Their current books on Mental Illness are shaping public discussion. Also, the assistant secretary for Mental Health and Substance Abuse its. She is playing a key role in shaping public policy. The is worth pointing out that the question of the right role for government into supporting the care and treatment of the mentally ill is one that has long vexed us as a nation. Consider the case of the educator who in the 1930s began to visit residents presence prisons. Sadly and tragically, the same can be said about the situation today. Even as the population of the Rikers Island jail here in new york city as declined, the percentage of the population that is mentally ill there has increased. She would be distressed to know that the atlantic referred to Coo
Stephen chase. Alyssa has the forecast. T going to look very similar to the past few days. Hot an humid. A chance for a storm or two. Its tomorrow and friday that changes really tart to move through. Take a look at this. The official sunrise still about 35 mines away. A cloudfree sky right now at the Raleigh Durham International Airport. That pretty color spread across the horizon. Youll have to stay tuned because it look like a thats cloud free skies. No rain to speak of all across central North Carolina. We should stay on the dry side. Well see just a small chance for a shower or storm develop. Heres a current look at our temperatures. 75 in durham. 75 in siler city. Still 77 in fayetteville. Thats certainly the warmest 90 by noon and 94 our afternoon high. Small chance for a shower or storm. Its going to feel more like the triple digits. Stay hydrated. Right now heres allie with a check on your morning commute. Its 6 02. If youre heading out the door no delays to report to you. Our
Georgia U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff has successfully led bipartisan efforts to improve national security and the quality of life for Georgia service members, military families, and veterans. The success comes from his work with the FY24 National Defense Authorization Act, which Ossoff helped pass last week in Congress.