and encourage the people that are you know we've got and i know i'm running out of time but the ag department is run by a buffoon and it just doesn't. or you know then they have the m. an address the problem of the issues they get all its money and they give it to the wrong people. they had all sugar coated tell us how you really feel i am here you know the buzzword we're hearing to your point about bringing manufacturing and production back to the usa the buzzword hearing is reassuring and so that we don't lapse into lingo you've said something a couple of times that i want to make sure we explain to the viewer briefly you said c.s.a. what's that c s it is consumer it's the community rather communities imported agriculture and most areas now in their farmers' markets they have c.s.a. you buy a share for about most farms $6700.00 a year and you get all of the issues that from now on lettuce is growing in most areas due to the end of the season for squash but you get all the things that are viable and it's something that you know $600.00 for a year a vegetable is a pretty good deal. all you ca

department. disability, aging and service's program. in support of services for older adults and adults with disabilities, this review is for discussion only. >> thank you. >> welcome again, mike. >> good morning again. i wanted to add this item as an informational item to speak more broadly about the grouping of the subsequent items to give you kind of an overview of how we've packaged them this way, provide you some brief discussion on each of them. and then either give you the opportunity to ask questions now about this process or when we go through each one of them individually, i'll b i can answr questions about the individual item at that time, as well. i think that due to the unique circumstances that we are in right now, we have a lot of staff on the frontlines responding -- working as part of the city effort and shereen has done a great job highlighting a lot of those. this is our contracting unit which a very high percentage, i believe over 75% of them, have been deployed to work either at the hsa, department operation's cente

department. disability, aging and service's program. in support of services for older adults and adults with disabilities, this review is for discussion only. >> thank you. >> welcome again, mike. >> good morning again. i wanted to add this item as an informational item to speak more broadly about the grouping of the subsequent items to give you kind of an overview of how we've packaged them this way, provide you some brief discussion on each of them. and then either give you the opportunity to ask questions now about this process or when we go through each one of them individually, i'll b i can answr questions about the individual item at that time, as well. i think that due to the unique circumstances that we are in right now, we have a lot of staff on the frontlines responding -- working as part of the city effort and shereen has done a great job highlighting a lot of those. this is our contracting unit which a very high percentage, i believe over 75% of them, have been deployed to work either at the hsa, department operation's cente

department of human services has been awarded $2.8 million in federal funding for servicesavioral health through this will help expand access to counseling and other support services for residents of every age. the department has launched the nj mental health care is line at 1866202 help. need to connect with someone to discuss issues of anxiety or other challenges, don't hesitate or you we think our federal problem -- hesitate area we -- our usual note of optimism now. over the past two months we have been amazed at the ways new jerseyans have been stepping up to support their communities from the frontline public health and safety euros to making sure friends and neighbors have what they need. i have to give a shout out to , aey or patty from hoboken chef and mother who is not letting this pandemic stop her from doing what she does best. she has been cooking up a storm as part of the frontline appreciation group to help feed hoboken's bravest and finest, delivering meals every tuesday to the police department and thursday to the fire department. great job to everyone who has -- founday's in ways amazing ways to raise the spirits of our state. it is already going to be a beautiful weekend.

age. the department has launched the nj mental health care is line at 1866202 help. 1866202 help. if you need to connect with someone to discuss issues of anxiety or other challenges, don't hesitate. we urge you to call. we thank our federal partners for supporting our state. now if we can close on our usual note of optimism for the days to come. over the past two months we have been amazed at the ways new jerseyans have been stepping up to support their communities from the frontline public health and safety heroes to ensuring that their friends and neighbors have what they need. i have to give a shout out to casey from hoboken, a chef and mother who is not letting this pandemic stop her from doing what she does best. she has been cooking up a storm as part of the frontline appreciation group to help feed oboken's bravest and finest, delivering meals every tuesday to the police department and thursday to the fire department. great job to everyone who has found amazing ways to raise the spirits of our state. it is already going to be a beautiful weekend. we had a nice day yesterda

cut operation works be that includes ringback dr collins dr that she has colleagues it and i age the department of defense as well as other members of h.h.s. and f.d.a. dr peter marks from our center for biological evaluation search i'm a spent helping coordinate that is working very closely with dr ouchy is teams in we created what's called a gantt chart to look forward what are the necessary supply chain issues syringes needles accent or a and depending on the various specs that are being developed how many times they have to administered and they were given ministration so we've been weaning in on the supply chain to ensure that when a vaccine is ready to go we will have the necessary supplies to actually minister it not regionalized vaccination thank you very much and have a couple more questions again but there's a lot of you that might i'm also admitted and right thank you senator enzi senator sanders thank you very much mr chairman. and let me find all of the panelists from the hard work play a doing and being with us on today. it in sad to say that we have a president of the united stat

education is another important function of the local health department, pamphlets covering achieving and maintaining good health for all age groups are carefully planned and widely distributed. well, all this and much more is part of the picture of why today, we have good reasons to take good health almost for granted. these two can live in their community without too much danger from communicable diseases, thanks largely to the work done by the local department of health. but there are other agencies, the red cross, for example, that supplement the work of the community health department. they are voluntary organization supported by contributions and staffed by volunteers. ann, as a volunteer in her local chapter of the red cross, is helping to prepare emergency kits for a nearby disaster area, one of the many jobs the red cross undertakes to supplement existing health agencies, particularly in times of emergency. then there are the many other voluntary agencies concerned the problems of specific diseases. some organizations are concerned with research, others with rehabilitation and the burden of caring for the victims o

one asks how unusual was it for the justice department and ag barr to ask a judge to dismiss the case against michael flynn. >> yeah, ana, i was a prosecutor for 14 years and have never seen anything like this. this is a dark moment for the justice department. now, as you said, michael flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi about russia. the president then fired flynn for precisely that reason but later the president started to say that the case was an injustice. then out of the tens of thousands of cases in front of him attorney general william barr ordered a re-examination of this specific case and i think at that point it became clear where this was headed. last week you and i talked about how it looked like the justice department was gearing up to move to dismiss the flynn charges. this week that's exactly what they did. now, it's not entirely over yet. the federal judge on the case has to decide whether or not to dismiss the case. we'll see what he does. now, i read the justice department's motion here. it's just a mess. it twists and distorts the facts and the law, all in michael

department official told nbc news that the move was approved at the highest levels of the justice department, meaning ag bill barr signed off on them. the warrant was served on burr's attorney, but the phone was picked up at the senator's home. investigators also obtained a search warrant to obtain data in burr's icloud storage for his iphone. the move represents a significant escalation in the inquiry. as the "new york times" is noting, suggests burr may be in serious legal jeopardy. the north carolina senator has denied any wrongdoing and announced in a statement that he is stepping down as chairman of the senate intel committee until the investigation is complete, writing in part this, quote, the work the intelligence committee and its members do is too important to risk hindering in any way. i believe this step is necessary to allow the committee to continue its essential work free of external distractions. also, stock trades made by other senators are also under scrutiny. disclosure records obtained by the "new york times" are showing that the three senators sold major holdings around the same time

age. some of the requests are notifications from the cdc, and state and local health departments, asking for reporting of cases up to 21 years of age. those final three years between 18 and 21, they can sometimes be classified as adults and sometimes classified as pediatrics rated. >> 's could it be possible that if a child does develop this could be confused for something else. no onebe of the comparisons that we talked about earlier this perhaps between what they are saying and the other disease or the like can there be confused. dr. david kimberlin: i think what your question is getting out is about this multi- inflammatory syndrome, multi- system inflammatory system that again is very rare. and there are overlaps of any overlaps about how it presents with a condition about this disease and we known about for decades but not what causes it and then also talks about another syndrome that is a type of presentation that can have a similar appearance to this inflammatory will take systemic disease presentation. at least in conversations with colleagues in england and in europe, and looking at

the department of disability and aging services operates this program on behalf of the state. and our department is responsible for carrying out standardized assessment with ihhs recipients to offer as program elgibility and allocate home care hours for household assistance such as laundry and meal preparation. to support all san francisco, ihhs is utilizing the program, we operate a robust range of supports designed to meet the tiered needs of our consumer population. this is the ihhs continuum of choice and support. contract mode is an essential part of this continuum. if the services help some of our city's most vulnerable residents to live safely in the community, specifically homebridge provides supported and supportive home care to roughly 4% of the ihss consumers, who can't direct their own home care. consumers of contract mode often do not have any other support systems in their live. and without services from homebridge, would be a significant risk of eviction, hospitalization, and long-term institutionalization. during the covid-19 emergency, homebridge has further de

the department of disability and aging services operates this program on behalf of the state. and our department is responsible for carrying out standardized assessment with ihhs recipients to offer as program elgibility and allocate home care hours for household assistance such as laundry and meal preparation. to support all san francisco, ihhs is utilizing the program, we operate a robust range of supports designed to meet the tiered needs of our consumer population. this is the ihhs continuum of choice and support. contract mode is an essential part of this continuum. if the services help some of our city's most vulnerable residents to live safely in the community, specifically homebridge provides supported and supportive home care to roughly 4% of the ihss consumers, who can't direct their own home care. consumers of contract mode often do not have any other support systems in their live. and without services from homebridge, would be a significant risk of eviction, hospitalization, and long-term institutionalization. during the covid-19 emergency, homebridge has further de

i call the san francisco department of disability and aging services commission meeting of may 6th, 2020 to order. i am the commission president and this commission meeting is being conducted pursuant to visions of the brown act and recent executive orders by the governor to facilitate teleconferencing to reduce the risk of covid-19 transmission at public meetings. ordinarily, the brown act sets strict rules for teleconferencing. the executive order does require that we continue to notice meetings in advance.

doctors to report any patient who meets the criteria to local and state health departments and that includes anyone under the age of 21 who has a fever of 100 degrees for at least 24 hours, and requires hospitalization. there should also be evidence of inflammation. at least two organs that are impacted. and no alternate possible diagnosis. they also need to have a positive test for covid-19, antibodies, or have been exposed to the virus within four weeks before develops those other symptoms. >>> a top government scientist who would have been leading the race for a coronavirus vaccine testified before a house committee today. ousted whistle-blower blower dr. rick bright told the house committee he raised concerns about the virus back in january. but he was met with indifference and then hostility. bright says he was transferred out of his role after warning of critical shortages of medical supplies. >> the alarms were not responded to with action. >> it is nothing more than a really disgruntled unhappy person. >> president trump later spoke from pennsylvania, at a ppe factory saying he wants to shift his focus o

you characterize the typical sex offender well if i look at our data from the department of defense young people that are ages 18 to 2425 when you say that most of them are serial rapists. i don't have data one way or the other to determine that what percentage of the rapes you think are caused by serial predator. i don't i don't have any numbers i don't know how to i don't think we collect that type of data there's been studies done of people who enter the military are twice as likely to have committed rape as their equivalent population in the civilian world not aware of that study my area of expertise focuses primarily on prevention and victim care but when prevention includes focusing on the perpetrators. i notice that dr kay whitley is not in her chair is it under your direction that she has not shown her testimony this morning yes or you have an executive privilege to do a search no sir you've instructed her not to come what is your reason for doing that if you find the department's response in provisions efforts fall short of your expectations responsibility for that shortfall rests with me the ridicul

the city's department of disability and aging services estimates that great plates delivered sf with the number on your screen could end up serving more than 6,000 seniors every day. if you are interested in this program and want to learn whether or not you are eligible. call 415-355-6700 for assistance. >>while most of the bay area saw rain over the weekend in the sierra take a look at this a lot of fresh snow is there this video was shot over the weekend and posted on the caltrans twitter account. it was a white out on interstate 80 at the south yuba river at about 6,000 feet in elevation chain restrictions are in effect for parts of that area and now this live look at interstate 80 in soda springs, more snow and rain is in the forecast we welcome in our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with more on this late spring snowstorm. lawrence. >>they have about that guy certainly a lot of exciting weather around the state of course we had a rainier do. >>one of the sierra nevada. yeah, they got some more snow up there that continues to fall up there tonight, here's a live look outside

add new health order saying the programs put on by the recreation park department and many private programs can resume for kids ages 6 to 17. they'll need to submit to temperature screenings and enhance cleaning procedures and groups will be limited to a maximum of 12. priority also given to the kids of people who are now working and kids who need it the most including low income youth and part of vulnerable populations. >> this has not only been challenging for you but kids that have not been able to interact with their friends and have, you know, outdoor time and to dot things they love the most to see a playground they can't play in. >> the order clarifies that child care programs may continue operating or reopen as well. the san francisco health officer will continuously review whether modifications to this order are needed. len. >> anne, thank you . >>> today santa clara county entered phase two of reopening meaning businesses can open for curb side pickups. workers and customers must wear masks to stay in line with social distancing guidelines. >>> in an shaft announced an opening to the essential places prog

says that department of justice and the state ag's are well into planning that litigation.rogram, next on this the commercial real estate market. cities and states get ready to reopen. there's a lot of rethinking of communal spaces. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ are amongitness gyms the many facilities that have been shut down due to coronavirus concerns. we spoke with the equinox executive chairman. take a listen. >> as i speak today, we are still closed throughout the united states, canada, and the u.k. we are closely evaluating the situation in texas. that will probably be the first market we open. but no decisions have been made. >> how do you make the decision? force of and a task internal team working closely with our own medical experts, epidemiologists, infectious disease experts, to help us evaluate how to think about opening. tocreated this task force create something we call the equinox standard. to take those to another level. we've been working with our medical experts to do that. that is the equinox standard we introduced to our community. obvio

unfortunately sometimes that evidences itself even in good institutions like our police departments and like you said, in this day and age where information is traveling so fast and so graphically, there's no hiding it anymore. you know, people can only handle so much of that reality before, you know, outrage and protests and the democratic process starts to set in. it's going to be a painful advance to the next level of civil rights in this country because these wounds are very deep. >> a painful advance, that's a good way to describe it. it occurs to me as well david, that this is a reminder of what happened in minneapolis. we had a couple strange months. you made a great point that we frankly should have made, that people have really been stressed out by job loss, loss of income, businesses closed down. it's been a very challenging time and then this happens. but it occurred to me, as we skuf discussed here earlier, that so many in the country had been united in this shared experience in the shutdown and protecting one another from the coronavirus. and then this incident in minneapolis shakes us back into the reality

scientists, especially in his age group and in his, shall we say, weight group, morbidly obese, they say. so i think it's not a good idea. >> in terms of the state department inspector general's firing, i read the letter you sent to president trump asking for an explanation that the house foreign affairs chair is launching a probe into this. you said the firing looks like it's retaliation. that can be unlawful. what would happen, then? >> well, the fact is that the president should acknowledge why we even have inspectors general. this followed watergate, to have transparency, accountability, to fight waste, fraud, abuse in our governmental actions. while the law -- the president is correct in saying he can fire anyone he wants, when it comes to inspectors general, he has a responsibility to inform congress first. but it is also essential when he says he has lost my confidence to tell us why he has lost this is the fourth inspector general that the president has lost confidence in, so to speak, and it's a pattern that i think is unhealthy for a democracy. >> he has now said publicly, the president, that he doesn't know anything about this person, that he wa

ages 1 to 13. locked inside 100-degree heat. the san bernardino sheriff's department was tipped off after hearing cries. >> it may have traveled along and not been stopped by any law enforcement officer. had it not been for those callers. >> deputies arrested thee people. kenneth, zona, and ashuan. all from sacramento. >> all these records in sacramento county. one having a warrant out for his arrest in sacramento. officials tell cbs 13 drugs and a shotgun were found inside the truck they were in and that the suspects were headed to oklahomaful. >> the children didn't have any air conditioning and they department have any water. so it was a pretty serious situation. >> well, that was ryan reporting. so far investigators haven't given any details about the relationship between the children and the adults. >>> maria medina at the live news desk. oakland city leaders announced new measures for lake merit. they're implementing these measures at all city parks. no food trucks in or adjacent to city parks. parking lots will remain closed. including no parking adjacent to la

ag barr continues to look over the justice department handling of the flynn case. what is the status of both those questions? >> they already told us more exculpatory documents are coming. they have more to produce. it is obvious they have been held from the beginning of the case. most of what we've gotten so far predates the interview of general flynn on january 24th. then they proceeded to make it up from there. because they knew he didn't lie then either. we learned from the i.g. report in december that one of the agent who interviewed him on january 24th had been surreptitiously, wrongfully inserted into a presidential briefing for trump and flynn back in august of 2016 before the election. and that was done specifically in the event that flynn wound up being in the white house and they wanted to interview him later that agent would have a baseline to go go by and ability to judge its mannerisms, to collect information on anything he said they might could use against him later. again that was all secretly. no warning at all. total breach of the trust that is su

they provide -- they house the department of disabilities and aging services. they service older adults, adults with disabilities and veterans. they provide benefits and a resource hub in this location often includes a public drop-in center. again, the initial term was five years. the renewal term is five years starting july 1, 2020 through 2025. the appraisal determined that $52.75 is at or below fair market value. this lease has a 3% escalator year over year. also the city is responsible for utilities, custodial and operating expenses. those expenses are currently running $9-10 per square foot per year. i'd like to thank the mayor for her sponsorship of both these items and thank the b.l.a. for their work and we accept their recommendations on all three of these leases. i, and robert walsh from h.s.a., are available to answer any questions that you may have. that concludes my presentation. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. i'm hearing echo. okay. the b.l.a. report, please? >> chair fewer, members of the committee, the item number 4 is approving a leas

murder suspect , we don't have the suspects name or age that we don't have any identity information about the suspect according to the sheriff's department, no injuries to deputies or officers, oakland police are also unseen, both departments are exchanging information about what they know about this murder suspect, they are also checking and looking at this crime scene as well, but we also understand, the spokesperson for the sheriff's department is also here, he is gathering information and he is supposed to come out and answer some questions and offer more information about this officer involved shooting and we will be sure to pass that information along. the shooting happened around 4:30 p.m. at this hotel right here, the valley and hotel. they are saying a murder suspect came out, opened fire on deputies and deputies then returned fire, killing the murder suspect. >>> a restaurant in carmel customer to stop serving dining the talk box located on dolores street has been warned several times to close down its dining room. we asked the owner why he's not backing down. >> reporter: the owner of the restaurant cited financial reasons for

there are aspects of the national emergency acts that the usda, that the department of ag, the white house could have invoked to allow fema to come in and distribute the food to where it's needed. remember, the biggest customer for food, many foods, 75% of fish in america is consumed in the restaurant chain that goes from the ocean to restaurants. when you take restaurants out of the equation, when you take schools out of the equation, those are massive, massively large customers. we could have taken that food and redirected it to community resource kitchens, to food banks, and, of course, to grocery stores. so this is -- this is just a stupidity issue. this is a lack of vision issue. i'm just absolutely stunned by it. do i think there's enough public outcry that we will correct it? yes. but i'm petrified about the cult of secrecy that's going on in our plants. those videos of the tyson meat plants that you see are from april 11th, april 12th is when tyson started requiring people to wear face shields in their plant. and it gives the illusion that things are quote/unquote safe despit

age and ill health. his release comes as a judge put a hold on the justice department's dropping of ce rges against chaelnn. the former general pleaded guilty t lying to the fdi -- fbi. we are joined by law professor of george washington university. what exactly is happening in this case? jonathan:he judge issued a scheduling order that was extraordinary. this was an uncontested motion. both parties agreed the case should be dismissed. what the judge is saying that he is going to invite third parties, people outside the case to make arguments that neither of those parties feel are warrand. these are lled amicus brief, friends of the court. the judge will hold a hearing and there will be argument from thirparties. this is extraordinaryecause, usually in criminal cases you do not have this typethf amicus brieg. it's usually something for civil cases. there is not even a re that specifically allows it. the judge is getting a lot of criticism as to whether he is staging a hearing when the result should be the dismissal of thease. laura: are the charges against michael flynn definitely dropped? >> no. the jud

murder suspect , we don't have the suspects name or age that we don't have any identity information about the suspect according to the sheriff's department, no injuries to deputies or officers, oakland police are also unseen, both departments are exchanging information about what they know about this murder suspect, they are also checking and looking at this crime scene as well, but