corso comes before us in january. thank you also, mr. corso.i have nothing further. >> president: thank you, commissioner covington. any -- vice president nakajo, please. >> vice president: thank you very much, madam president. i'm going to refer to commissioner morgan if he wishes to ask questions or comments and i would like to conclude after that. but commissioner morgan, would you like to take this opportunity at this point? >> commissioner: thank you, vice president. yeah. i just want to -- i have a few quick comments. i just want to say congratulations to chief velo and all those at headquarters and the nice lady that was roller blading for cancer prevention and funding. it was a nice event and i met some of the other chiefs. can you guys hear me? okay. and i just want to say congratulations on your retirement. obviously, you know, you've worked yourself up the ranks. you're very confident and a professional person and i like to say thank you for your detailed reports and sorry we couldn't work with each other a little longer. it's going

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a specific study looked at 26 corso pediatric care centers, found 139 cases -- 26 or so. there were no deaths or serious complications with a hospital time of two days. b is a big talking point, but when we look at these and just look at antibody potency, that is not telling the complete story to the immune system. there's another arm of the immune system that can still protect us. the vaccine still boosts, and what is important is that the booster is ramping up those antibody levels to get us to a better place against not just the omicron variant but also delta, which is still raging. >> that was tricky. can i just give a shout out to merrill rojas for being the only one to get it right out of the first 20 answers that came in? you're always on my team. i'm just going to ask you, right, who should use it, and is it better or worse than a vaccine? would it make sense for anyone to say i'm going to go for that as opposed to a vaccine? >> it would not make sense for someone to say they will get this monoclonal antibody instead of the vaccine unless this person is immunosupp

. >> reporter: melissa and nick corso on a regular date night in walnut creek with their baby, despiteisturbing trend and relieved to see local officers and deputies working together to keep them safe. >> we are just saying that on the corner there's definitely more of a police presence than we are used to. >> i think it's, um, a welcome sight. um, i appreciate it. makes everybody feel safer. >> reporter: exactly what the mayor and law enforcement leaders were hoping for. a feeling of calm before the holiday season downtown. the sheriff's department says the high-profile patrols will be there through the holidays. >> we want to ensure that people, when they come to walnut creek and when they're shopping, they are feeling safe and so we have our police department that's out there and we have additional assistance from the sheriff's office now. >> reporter: now, the mayor says it's up to police and prosecutors to arrest and send the people behind these organized-crime sprees to prison for a long time. >> we all need to work together in this. that is the only way to put this kind of a sco