has ever trained the chinese side like the soviets did in the early days of the prc.prc. >> wait for the talking stick to your come your w-- to come your way. >> thanks, alex boeing. you said earlier in your remarks, china has worldclass intelligence capabilities, in chapter six with human and technical means. can you explain what you mean by worldclass, does that mean parity with the u.s. or something we can't do? >> yes, i would describe worldclass as being able to, you know, one, handle sensitive sources in sensitive government departments that you have to undergo the security check and might be subject to serious v scrutiny and do that within a who hostile environmentment and secondly it's not limited to a certain geographic place, but there is sort of a global scope. maybe not everywhere all the time, but certainly on an able to operate in a variety of different contexts. and on the issue of mingling human and technical, it's, you know, i guess the way that i would put it, i think of the way you would get to an air gapped network, right. you need to recruit a sou

we're testing both for active infekss with the prc test and an anti-body test to see if people have been previously exposed. that kind of dual testing habits been going on at community levels before. >> that is exciting. the drive-through testing starts tomorrow. bolinas has about 1,500 residents. >>> 4:20, always a crowded events at golden gate park. this year the leaders hope to not see anything like last years. what the city is doing to prepare. >> reporter: the fencing is up today and people are out here and the signs are up about social distancing. i've had my mask on all day and we are noticing more people in our travels just having them on. but the message for tomorrow 4/20 is this is not the place to be. >>> a park ranger in a mask spoke with visitors near hippie hill letting them know what to expected tomorrow. >> 4/20 at hippie hill has been canceled. >> no gatherings here. typically thousands of people come out to light up and celebrate the cannabis culture. >> the meadow is already fenced off. on monday starting very early, there will be some road closures. all the entrances

this is the request for approval and new contract with baker place and prc baker place for this service. this is the second of two programs they provide. this is the second one and opening up at 11:56 valencia street. it is a total contract amount over the term of $7,777,339 and annually about $2.9 million. since we had the hearing, the two things that have happened were that, one, you can see that at lo. o funding for this program is funded by a grant by tipping point. and the board of supervisors approved that grant since we were last in front of you. and then the other thing is that they're leasing their location through a city lease withle is activation army for this program. and that was also approve by the board of supervisors. but if you have other questions, i know kelly is there. >> any questions, commissioners? if we have no questions, mark, we can move to a vote to approve. mark, you are on mute. >> so we need a motion, commissioners. >> so moved. >> second. >> all right. i will do a role call. [role call vote] item 10 is the request for approval with a new contract with bard

this is the request for approval and new contract with baker place and prc baker place for this service. this is the second of two programs they provide. this is the second one and opening up at 11:56 valencia street. it is a total contract amount over the term of $7,777,339 and annually about $2.9 million. since we had the hearing, the two things that have happened were that, one, you can see that at lo. o funding for this program is funded by a grant by tipping point. and the board of supervisors approved that grant since we were last in front of you. and then the other thing is that they're leasing their location through a city lease withle is activation army for this program. and that was also approve by the board of supervisors. but if you have other questions, i know kelly is there. >> any questions, commissioners? if we have no questions, mark, we can move to a vote to approve. mark, you are on mute. >> so we need a motion, commissioners. >> so moved. >> second. >> all right. i will do a role call. [role call vote] item 10 is the request for approval with a new contract with bard

this is the request for approval and new contract with baker place and prc baker place for this service. this is the second of two programs they provide. this is the second one and opening up at 11:56 valencia street. it is a total contract amount over the term of $7,777,339 and annually about $2.9 million. since we had the hearing, the two things that have happened were that, one, you can see that at lo. o funding for this program is funded by a grant by tipping point. and the board of supervisors approved that grant since we were last in front of you. and then the other thing is that they're leasing their location through a city lease withle is activation army for this program. and that was also approve by the board of supervisors. but if you have other questions, i know kelly is there. >> any questions, commissioners? if we have no questions, mark, we can move to a vote to approve. mark, you are on mute. >> so we need a motion, commissioners. >> so moved. >> second. >> all right. i will do a role call. [role call vote] item 10 is the request for approval with a new contract with bard

of our country , and in this every single one of our residents but you don't normally taiwan and the prc and japan and south korea each to their credit answering our calls for help. i i want to thank, again, want to thank the koos for their help. before i close i would like to a few additional shout-outs to some people across the state great things doing in our communities. over the past several days i've several young people who have stepped up in our community. new s another young jerseyian who deserves our thanks. enberg. 14-year-old josh i have a son named josh. every friday for the past 18 he's been volunteering with the medical food pantry familiesves over 3,000 in sussex county up in your neck of the woods, pat. older any of the volunteers who josh works along rightfullyeen taking and smartly extra precautions the pantry has found itself has been ed but josh stepping up his volunteering time to help fill the gaps. thank you for , all you're doing to ensure the sparta who rely on the ecumenical food pantry. josh's dad is the state search and rescue coordinator for the office of eme

america will be able to get back to business sooner than we thought you know who is really doing well the prca in wuhan last night, the place where the coronavirus outbreak started, it's a whole new ball game for the second largest economy in the world we're already seeing some instant winners. first and foremost, i like u.p.s. and fedex both of which are getting tons of extra business now that amazon is shutting down its home grown third delivery business. they lost money. the stocks are roaring, but they're not up enough. i'm excited about u.p.s., the genius c.e.o. that turned home depot into the best big box. you have to think bigger than that second, everyone has been taking shots at apple me, i'm sal vindicatiivating ov phone. with china coming back and apple'sservice revenue stream getting a big boost from a locked down america, the stock is darn attractive to me i think their telco chips will be second. you know i'm a gigantic fan of invideo. invideo is a big call. that's the dog they have a ton of chinese business who knows, maybe the chinese government will finally bust their acquisi

this is the request for approval and new contract with baker place and prc baker place for this service. this is the second of two programs they provide. this is the second one and opening up at 11:56 valencia street. it is a total contract amount over the term of $7,777,339 and annually about $2.9 million. since we had the hearing, the two things that have happened were that, one, you can see that at lo. o funding for this program is funded by a grant by tipping point. and the board of supervisors approved that grant since we were last in front of you. and then the other thing is that they're leasing their location through a city lease withle is activation army for this program. and that was also approve by the board of supervisors. but if you have other questions, i know kelly is there. >> any questions, commissioners? if we have no questions, mark, we can move to a vote to approve. mark, you are on mute. >> so we need a motion, commissioners. >> so moved. >> second. >> all right. i will do a role call. [role call vote] item 10 is the request for approval with a new contract with bard

don't believe in the prc over america. as much truth as you may think. >> that's not the only instance of certain entities taking china's side versus taking the u.s. side or this administration's side. th >> you can go there. you can emigrate right to the prc if you want to this is good news. i regard this as the beginning of the end of the true nightmare which is that it's a death sentence if you can take off the death sentence and make it so it's a death sentence for people who might have died otherwise, what happens is you eliminate the fear of becoming a society that it's terrible to congregate in we know crowds are still bad, we have to wear masks, you take off the death sentence, people approach life differently. it's realistic for the dow to go up and for people to think maybe i can lead my life differently and not feel like it's dangerous to walk down the street. that's very good >> what do you think, 78 is where gilead was halted. >> gilead is a great company, they'll give it away, joe. they won't try to make mone

over the past 48 hours, the prc as well as germany. china feels to me outside of the to usee deepest pond, the fishing analogy, in which we are fishing. we are getting hits here and there but we will stay at it. if we have big news on that front, we will let you know. judy? >> we have tested over 72,000 people and a positivity rate is about 42%. i don't know what the false negative or false negative rate is, so i will send it to dr. tam. >> these tests are really good at picking up disease if you have disease. works is theyst pick up small amounts of genetic material from the virus. because there has been a focus on testing individuals who have been symptomatic, there is definitely a much greater chance that you will be picking up individuals with disease. that's why we have had a high positivity rate in general. and again, getting back to the issue of sensitivity, the ability to pick up infection when it is there, it is considered to be very high in this particular test. >> and in terms of how we are organizing the state, the governor

we live in a society not run by the military, unlike the prc you have to take some radical federal action i'm trying to be positive. i thought the program is good. i'm frustrated because this damn covid -- this darn covid is much more intractable than we think it drives me crazy that wuhan is open what they had to do to get wuhan open was to suppress the amount of civil liberties that would be unconscionable in our society. it worked for them it's frustrating to see a military communist totali itotan community win. >> "journal" piece today about the reopening of wuhan, a rise in new asymptomatic cases that was deleted online as eunice yoon pointed out on twitter. that's why a lot of charts are x china. we can't trust what they're saying >> you can't trust them one bit. i think other countries there are to look to south korea. taiwan was ready taiwan was ready for sars, whatever our market is ready for good news i'm always surprised at how resilient it is, given the fact that unemployment is rising, mortgage numbers were bad. but the credit markets are wide open i can't believe who is gett

this is the third test for covid-19 abbott has launched the others are the prc tests and the laboratoryhat we have heard are not being used enough and they are increasing in labor ra tore ris looking through abbott's results this morning, guys, the diagnostics unit seeing the lowest organic growth for the quarter. they're saying covid-19 caused routine tests to decline whereas, analysts are expecting a boost from the three test offerings of covid-19, the other tests are seeing major declines because people aren't going to the doctor right now back over to you >> meg, let me ask you there have been some questions about how effective all of these tests are. a lot of false positives, a lot of false negatives what do you hear what's the real story? how good are they? is there room for improvement? how soon can that happen >> reporter: there are major concerns about the dependability of all of these tests particularly in the antibody space. the fda has tried to allow more tests to get to market by loosening regulations. that's causing concerns about how rigorous the validation is for all of