Manhunt coming to an end late this afternoon. This all began early yesterday when someone fired shots at the Police Department and the sheriff deputy responded to the call was shot and wounded in what Authorities Say was an ambush. The suspects death ends a day and a half into the community, the Officials Say he led officers on a manhunt before he was shot and killed. This all started early yesterday morning, n james lyra the Police Station and then ambushed a responding deputy, shooting him and wounding him. A homeless man was also found shot to death at pointblank range. Officials say they tracked him down twice last night but he got away both times. This afternoon officers formed a perimeter and began a search of the riverbed where he was last spotted. He began shooting and hitting an officer from the Police Department. A second shootout about an hour later wounded officers from the chp and kings county. Authorities say he had two loaded guns that were stolen a few days ago in a com
Yet controversy is brewing after employees requested to wear black lives matter attire, an internal memo starbucks points to a stress code policy against wearing buttons or pens that advocated political religious or personal issue. Im pretty appalled but not surprised by starbucks. Reporter Tamara Williams is with the Silicon Valley black Leadership Community group, he says starbucks statement of support is hollow if theres no action. What we see is that what matters is the bottom line. I think that starbucks is really in hot water. Reporter Joellen Pozner is with Santa Clara University business school, part of starbucks memo expressed concerns agitators could misconstrue the blm movement and amplify divisiveness. Pozner argues the company allows clothing and pins for lgbt queue rights and that can be viewed as divisive. If starbucks wants to take a stand need to be consistent in the way they take the stand and given the way the tide is moving the arrow should be on the side of inclusi
143,000, and nearly 5000 californians have died. There is also a growing concern about an increase in cases across many parts of the country, the governor is halting the states reopening plan as we report help her first professionals are preparing what could be a second wave. Reporter there are now more than 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases in the us, the outbreak is still spreading, as more states accelerate the reopening process, the rate of new infections across the country is holding steady, we are seeing big speightstions to bus and coronavirus hotspots. I think it is time to get back to normal with protection everyone should shop like they used to be. A lot of people are taking the pandemic for granted, they need to be a little more careful. Reporter a growing number of state and local officials are issuing new stay athome orders, in oregon, putting a oneweekold on all applications for reopening. A austin city leader says if hospitalizations continue to climb, they will cont
Only two people who are talking. Nobody is there. Nobody is around [indiscernible] the speakers time is completed. [speaking spanish] [speaking spanish] next speaker, please. [reading names] anyone else would like to speak, please come forward. My name is sylvia. I was here two years ago for the same issue the same, what ever. I know the unit on the sixth floor, i work there. I have six to eight patients. I know how to take care of them a. M. , p. M. , night shift because i have been going around. Im sorry, i have lack of sleep because i just finished working. Im so dedicated to my patients and i want to be here. This is very crucial. Dr. Browner, when they have a town hall meeting, because i just heard, i have been working for three people and i get paid for one. I said that two years ago when i was here. That is still an issue. Now i am on my last limb. The patients are our bread and butter, that is how i feel, so we have to care for them. They peak, they poop 24 hours. You have to t
So you layer on that scarcity onto the disappearing 17 beds. We have a crisis in San Francisco. Again, my office is concerned not only about the quantity of beds that are disappearing, but also the quality of that care, as well. So what happened with the davies patients from st. Lukes, the quality was affected. What happened is was you have people dying when maybe they would not have died, and i cant judge that, i dont have any forensic capabilities had they remained at st. Lukes. Our office looks at the whole i dont call it an environmental scam, i call it a supply matched up with the demand, which needs better data, not only to subacute, but for care, longtermcare longterm care s. N. F. Beds, for all the people aging in the very various supervisorial districts. This is a citywide issue. Thank you very much. Thank you. We will go ahead and open it up to Public Comment. I wanted to ask if there are any additional Family Members of any subacute patients. I know some are here. I will ask