bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young in his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of doing drive-thru in la cruz sites april or march about more than 50% of the deaths related to covid were not asians. >>and there wasn't really much detail, i'm with that data to explain. >>why that was has conducted more than 3,000 covid test through its drive-thru sites but realize that hundreds more people were falling through the cracks not getting the message nor the medical care they needed about the coronavirus they were hindered by the very barriers to healt

>>many remembering seal of kaiser permanente and bay area native bernard tyson tasting climbed h way of kaiser over more than 30 years. he became kaiser permanente's first african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at age 60 doctor amos brown is e president of the san francisco branch othe n a leader in the community is a great benefacto >>for many causes. there's of educatio civil rightleader in the community in every way you can here the flat service. so it was someons humanitarian cared about people former mayor of oakland lsu harris says tyson was monumental to the city it was committed to the city. >>the are holmes programs in kland, but also the health re of everybody whether they were in kaiser or not he gave the communy organition. he came to community events was a real leader in this community. >>a leader aoss the bay area and a leader across the nation timencluded tyson on one its list of 100 most inuential people in named him one of the heahcare 50 this is. >>and then express will who lost. to the civil rights health. and civic mmunities. taylor bus aqi

>>many remembering seal of kaiser permanente and bay area native bernard tyson tasting climbed his way of kaiser over more than 30 years. he became kaiser permanente's first african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at age 60 doctor amos brown is the president of the san francisco branch of the n double acp. he says tyson was a leader in the community was a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>leader in the community in every way you can to the flat service. so it was someone's humanitarian cared about people former mayor of oakland lsu harris says tyson was monumental to the city it was committed to the city. all programs in oakland, but also the health care of everybody whether they were in kaiser or not he gave the community organization. he came to community events he was a real leader in this community. >>a leader across the bay area and a leader across the nation time included tyson on one of its list of 100 most influential people in named him one of the healthcare 50 this is. >>and then express will loss. to the civil ri

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now the foundation that honors the legacy of kaiser's bernard tyson. it's >>almost a year ago the bay area health community was jolted by the sudden death at the age of 60 of bernard tyson. he was the first african-american ceo of kaiser permanente since then the foundation set up in his name has worked to preserve and continue his efforts to reform health care and make it accessible for all and now that foundation is giving 1 million dollars in grants to 7 bay area organizations aimed at doing just that. >>but nara tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young in his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant comm

tyson. tyson died a ek ago unexpectedly at the age of 60. his carr at kaiser permanente spanned more than 3 decades. serving in numerous leadership roles, he served as ceof the health care company since 2013. he was also the first african american to hold at position. >>well outside right there you go to cut some mostly clear skies we arseeing some high clouds in the distae that are making their way toward the bay area but overnight tonight going to see things cloud up arou the bay area we're going to see some major changes at temperatures really going to be coming down by tomorrow afternoon and the wis will be kicking up especially near the coastline by tomorrow afternoon or plan mid 50's in the sunset by tomorrow also yeah, most warm temperatures are going to be gone nowhe cold front going to really rush or in some much cooler air into the y area andthe winds are going to be howling over the next couple of days, 56 in burlingame7 degrees in foster city, 57 impala to maybe 61 in unt view mu

>>you know 2 and a big story this moing, the ceo of crs, permanent day and very a native bernard tyson die have a 60 year-old was a trailblazer in health care an advocate for racial justice with kron four's taylor's cking now with more on his career and how is being remembered. good to see of a life. a can do spirit ana legacy of and concerned about. the concern out the community andhe common good of all people. >>many remembering seal of kaiser permanente and bay area native bernard tyson tasting climbed his way of kaiser over more than 30ears. he became kaiser permanente's firs african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at e 60 doctor amos brown is the president of the san francisco branch of the n double acp. he says tyson was a leader in the community as a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>leader in the community in every way you can here the flat service. so it was someone's humanitarian cared about people former mayor of oakland lsu harris says tyson was monumental to t city it was committed to the city. are holmes progr

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>>another big story this morning sayshe ceo of kaiser permanente and the bay area natie bernard tyson has died. the 60 year-old was a railblazer in healthcare and an advocate for racial juice suffers taylor psaki has more in his career and how he's being remembered. but city of a life. a can do spirit and a legacy of and concerned about. the concern aut the community and the commonood of all people. >>ma remembering seal kaiser permanente and bay are native bernard tyson tasting climbed his way of kaiser over more than 30 years. he became kaiser permanente's first african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at age 60 doctor amos own is the president of the san francisco branch of the n double p. he says tyson was a leader in the community was a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>the leader in the community every way you can here the flat service. so it was someone's humanitarian cared oakland lsu harris says tyson was monumental to the city it was cmitted to this city. e all those programs in oakland, bualso the health care of

>>another big story this morning, the ceo of kaiser permanente bay area native bernard tyson has died in just 60 years old he was a trailblazer in the health care of business and aadvocate for racial justice. >>copper's tale of the sacking has more. >>but city of a life. a can do spirit and a legacy of an concerned about. the concern about the community and the common good of all pele. >>many remembering seal of kaiser permanente and bay area native bernard tyson tasting climbed his way of kaiseover more than years. he became kaiser permanente's first african-american chairman he died sunday morning in his sleep at age 60 doctor amos brown is the president of the san francisco branch of the n double acp. he says tyson was a leader in the communityas a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>leader in the community in every way you can to the flat service. so it was someon humanitarian cared about people former mayor of oakland lsu harris says tyson was monental to the city it was committed to this city. the all programs in oakland, but also the healt

tyson. he died yesterday mning in his sleep at the age of 60. tyson was a bay area native he clied his way of kaiser over 30 years and became kaiser permanente's rst african-american chairman he's being remembered as a trailblazer in health care and then advocate for racial justice. time magazine even incd tyson on one of its lists of the 100 most influential people and named him on a list of important people in health care as well. as a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>leader in the community in every way you can imagine. re the flat service. so it was someone's humanitarian cared about people. >>tyson is survived by his wife and 3 sons. the board of directors h named egory adams as interim chairman and c e o 4,000 health care employees, including workers from kaiser. we're set to go on strike this morning for 5 days but that's been postponed now because of tyson aff. >>let's turn our attention to the east bay people in a random are remembering the

>>one year ago the bay area health community jolted by the sudden bernard tyson at the age of 60. tyson was the first african-american ceo of kaiser permanente since then the foundation set up in his name work to preserve and continue his efforts to reform health care and make it accessible for all. >>and now the foundation is giving 1 million dollars in grants to 7 bay area organizations that are aimed at doing just that kron 4 incur pam moore has the story. bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young and his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of

remember the life and legacy of thlate ceo of kaiser permanente bernard tyson today. there was a blic viewing athe oakland rotunda. tyson died a week ago unexpectedly at the age of 60. he served as the ceo of the health care company since 2013. he was the first african american to hold that posion. there will be a priva funeral on monday. coming up we're still following the breaking news out of fresno on the latest reports now are saying 10 backyard party. shot at a >>and 4 of them have died. we will have a live report coming up a1030. also president trump sa he's not getting his side fairly represented in the impeachment hearings, but house speaker nancy pelosi is now prosing that the president can do. next week's round of hearings plus a sweet showed support for chi facing the fight of his life but he and his family from the north they are doing to hel him stay strong during his cancer battle. cooking up with country fed turkey, hand-breaded and fried 'til crispy, and topped with liday herbed gravy. our taken a festive favorite is back. and it's only at licracker ba

tyson. the public memorial was held at the chase center yesterd. tyn died unexpectedly just over a week ago at the age of 60. he was born and raised in vallejo then his career at kaiser permanente spanned more than 3 decas serving in a number of leadrship roles the san ancisco mayor london breed texas. some of her memories of >>it is a devastating loss of such an incredible figure in our lives. and it would be easy to simply mourned the lo and the void that he left. larger than onlitime and our commitment to that vision st be large or 2. >>the priva family service will be held today and listen to this kaiser pmanent annound that a new medical scho will be named after bernard tyson in his honor. >>it's 5.42 and as we head to thbreak, let's take a peek san francisco's airport looks prettyclear actually which is good news plans seem to be roll in. i would always call ahead no because have aapp for that the right back. the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collecon. tograce, you get thee chair. be

bernard tyson was known as a champion for equity in health care whether in washington dc your here at home in the bay area passing at age 60 so young and his drive to make health care better for all. >>efforts cut short by a heart attack. now the been rj tyson impact fund under the umbrella of the american heart association is giving out 1 million dollars for community let solutions aimed at the social factors that affect people's health. one beneficiary is nam's northeast medical services in san francisco which helps low income asian immigrant communities in particular need now because of covid-19 we adopted the approach of doing drive-thru in la cruz sites april or march about more than 50% of the deaths related to covid were not asians. >>and there wasn't really much with that data to explain. >>why that was has conducted more than 3,000 covid test through its drive-thru sites but realize that hundreds more people were falling through the cracks not getting the message nor the medical care they needed about the coronavirus they were hindered by the very barriers to health care that

the life andhe legacy of th late ceo of kaiser permanente bernard tyson there was a public viewing today in the oakland rotunda. tyson ied a week ago unexpectedly at the age of 60. he served as the ceo the health care company since 2013. he was the 1st half an american thold that position. there will be a private funeral. 4 news at a touching tribute as hudreds of firsresponders shut down traffic to remembeone of their own. >>who lost his life ssive firefights. and it's considered a big win for those who have been affected by deadly gun shootings. now the ker of the gun that killed all those kids at sandy hook. well is now being sued and we'llell you what that could mean for the gun industry. us a sweet show of suort for child facing the fight of his life. what his family d friends are doing to help the nortbay boy, stay strong during a cancer battle. itakes a village to raise child. to build a br. to tow a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fearto create hope weelieve that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated,assionate, driven medical and non-medical pr

tyson of california based kaiser remains hopeful the healthcare sytem can be fixed.bernard tyson / ceo kaiser foundation health plan 1:20-1:27real solutions exist this is not a situation where we have to throw out the baby with the bathwater.in washington alexandra limon ( pam ) ( pam ) experts in also said... advertising care plan options .. would help with the a-c-a's success however president trump slashed a-c-a advertising funds by 90-percent. ( steve ) senator john mccain says he will stay on the job while getting treatment for brain cancer. mccain says he consulted with his doctors earlier this week he will be getting chemotherapy to treat the disease and plans to keep a regular work schedule. the 81-year-old received his diagnosis in july following surgery for a blood clot. he then took a leave absence to go through the first round of chemo treatment in his home state of arizona. he then returned to senate to cast one of the deciding votes that shot down republicans' plans to scrap the affordable care act. ( pam ) contra costa county has a new district attorney tonight. the boar

he succeeds bernard tyson. the ceo who died last month at the young age of 60. >>the news a north bay businessm is looking to get away hundreds of coats e going to tell you where he got thman who wants to give them too we do have someight showers across the bay area this morning, nothing too ha, but you are seeing it just enough to make those roadways wet. i'm talking what to expect for the rest of the day ahead in your forecast. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area is small and soggy. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza a long line into san frcisco plus the hot spots still details afterthe bre'll have ♪ running out of gift ideas seeking something more. ♪ ♪ell if inspiration's what you're searching for... ♪ ♪ follow me to a place i know withndless posbilities ♪ ♪ so you can check your listff row-by-row. ♪ ♪ comon! look aund! ♪ so much in store, you'll spend much less ♪ ♪ that you've been searching for! ♪ spend ss, ft better. at t.j. maxx, marshall and homegoods. ah, that worked well! >>and it's all done up at the ligh

people across the bay are really remembering the least of kaiser permanente bernard tyson. >>he died sunday morning in his sleep at the age of 60. tyson is a bay area native fia climbed his way up the ladder at kaiser over 30 years and became kser permente's first african americ chairman he's being remembered as a trailblazer in health care and an advocate for racial justice. time magazine even included tyson on one of its list of 100 most inflntial people and named him on a list of important people in health care as well. as a great benefactor. >>for many causes. there's of education. civil rights. >>the leader in the communi in every way you can to the flat service. ere certainly was some was humanitarian cared about people. >>tyson is survived by his wife and 3 sons, e board of directors has named gregory adams as interim chairman and c e o 4,000 health care employees, including workers from kaiser permanente we'r set to go on strike this morning for 5 days that strike has been postponed until further notice because of tyson's death. jason would mean is the next san frci

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tyson of california based kaiser remains hopeful the healthcare sytem can be fixed.bernard tyson / ceo kaiser foundation health plan 1:20-1:27real solutions exist this is not a situation where we have to throw out the baby with the bathwater.in washington alexandra limon (james) experts in the hearing also said... advertising the affordable care plan options .. would help with the a-c-a's success however president trump slashed a-c-a advertising funds by 90- percent. (james) apple unveiled a new iphone yesterday... but did it live up to the hype? find out coming up in our tech report. (james) a lot of speculation surrounding a new iphone ahead of yesterday's apple event in cupertino. turns out... it's not that different from the current iphone 7.(tiffany) kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate was at the press event and has all the details on the new apple gear.

tyson. there will be a public viewing today from 11 until 3 o'clock in the afterno in the oakland rotunda that will be followed by a private memorial svice in san francisco. tyson died a week ago today at the age of 60. he had served at the ceo of the health care company since 2013. he was the first african-american to hold at position. coming up on crime r newsweek and another round of impeachmentestimony as an official says he was unaware that military aid to ukraine was being withheld by the white house. we all have things we love and long for. place, a feeling, a moment. but on kerrygold can take you there. to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows producek for the most delicious taste imaginable. that's no ordinary cheese. no. i's kerrygold. rrygold. the taste tt takes you there. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still ma my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity i