All patients are associated with the same facility. Its unclear whether its related to the thanksgiving event or living it is an annual event for the elderly at the American Legion hall. Investigators say it will be days and possibly weeks before getting the tests vague when it came to details so it will be clear within the coming days. We sent a news alert to people who have our abc7 news app and will continue to send updates as we learn more. Today a suspect was arraigned and a search continues for two others. Alisa harrington is live his attorney argues the da has not explained why this is being called a hate crime. A memorial of candles and pictures covers the fence where william sims was killed. Sheriff detectives say the 28yearold was the victim of a hate crime, beaten, robbed and shot. His attorney argues there is no Police Report to prove he was involved. We have not been provided one Police Report or one arrest warrant and one witness statement suggesting he had anything to do
To find out what sickened eight people. This investigation is just beginning because as we learned tonight here at the health department, all of the patients involved were sickened or died, lived at the same facility. They may have contracted this illness in their own home. Sulter Delta Hospital started receiving patients and three died. Officials are not releasing details about the patients nor confirming reports that theyre elderly. Of the patients attended a thanksgiving charity meal hosted by Golden Hills Community church. 835 people attended that event and part of the challenge is tracking down the illness. All patients are associated with the same facility. Its unclear whether its related to the thanksgiving event or living situation. It is an annual event for the elderly at the American Legion hall. Investigators say it will be days and possibly weeks before getting the tests back they were vague when it came to details so it will be clear within the coming days. We sent a news
[applause]. [applause] back to back via [applause] please join me one more round of applause for these people that have shared in theire jo the musical talent. All [applause] the ensemble by chuck and the Orange High School choir. [applause] before we close i would like to highlight an event at the nixon library. On sunday december 6 at 12 noon in the east room of the Nixon Foundation will host the sixth annual honoring hometown event where we recognize those that have given their lives in military service from california honoring the gold star families we invite you to attend and join us in honoring them. As inspired as i am by his presentations into the incredible warrior i highly recommend you purchase a copy of the book. Thank you for being here and god bless our veterans and the United States in america. [applause] next a Panel Discussion on race and politics from the 17th annual harlem book fair. Im going to begin by introducing my fellow panelist briefly and then we will just ge
Particular disease including one cause of death, which above most claimed black lies not with tuberculosis. This was a disease contrary to disposition that was actually one of in poverty. The black people are dying because they are racially predisposed when this was a way of masking some of the impoverished and just plain terrible conditions in which black people were forced to it. And this includes an exclusion of many jobs. The first myth that i found was one of the race neutrality is a Public Health. The lady mentioned it about the race neutrality of dna and genetics and forensic genetics. We tend to think of it as being as rational science that has emerged and the very birth of a we find racial assumptions which worked quite often to the detriment of the people who we were supposed to serve. There has always been a black Health Optimism and the question is what we look for it. We think of these men as being the locusts of knowledge production that we may not find africanamericans i
Saying, yes its pretty bad. When you talk to caucuses on both sides and you get a glimpse of the inside players. Now from the 15th annual harlem book fair a discussion of science and health. This is an hour and 15 minutes. So our first panel is titled mythologies of race, good science and health. Before i introduce our moderator i also want to acknowledge rich who worked with me tirelessly in pulling these panelists together , discussing and coming up with the ideas of what are the conversations that we are going to present, what are the conversations that impact us as a community and we should discuss and see if we can find a way in or a way out. So again thank you so much, rich. Our moderator for a first panel is earths are sheldon krimsky. He is the author of genetic justice, dna databank in criminal investigations and civil liberties. He is a professor of humanities and social sciences. He is that tops university so you had me there. Tops. Oh that stuffs. You know how these academi