no hands commissioners. >> [dan bernal, president].issioners, any commons or questions before we goóqñ?ñ?ñ ie broader code of 1999, director colfax will go to the next item. >> [grant colfax, md, director of health]'s life. happy to provide this covert update on june 15th, 2021 which is a big day for our city. it is. this is a big day because the state under the governors directed is for tiring our ts views here are colored tears that are going the way as of today, most preachers stems from the california public health will be gone with the exception that you can read on the slide. the state will defer to the cdc guidance on many studies, including with regard to health care and shoulders. there are safeguards in place and face cardso acquired in certain areas as you can see on the slide including public transit for public order, healthcare settings, indoor schools, jails, correctional facilities and shelters. as of today and the states and in san francisco all facilities have three options and other facilities have three options with

bernal, why don't we start with you. mr. bernal: thank you. and again, thank you for having us. in closing, it's important to point out that we have exchanged a lot a platitudes here but we have not had a substantive debate about the actual components of the bill. nobody wants to talk about the legality and the pieces about bipartisan poll watchers. no one wants to defend the piece about voter assistance. we had an exchange or somebody accused us of being incorrect and we later found we were correct. we can talk back and forth about our sort of hashtag messaging but we have not had a substantive debate at large about the bill. because when we do, people see that we are right. we haven't had it in the statehouse -- had it. in the statehouse, we tried to have it. the substance of the bill, the actual pieces, not the spirit, but the actual nuts and bolts of the bill matter. and when we do that, it is clear what the bill aims to in the face of absolutely nothing to justify it. >> thank you. the devil is indeed in the details. >> and fairness -- in fairness, and i know fair is on my

bernal: no. chairman maloney: texas efforts are no more than a thinly veiled attempt to suppress texans' right to vote, a right guaranteed in our constitution. chair raskin: i go to mr. roy of texas. representative: i served as ranking member with you and i appreciate it. chair raskin: good to see you back. my colleague, a conservative republican, is watching you today. please be on your best behavior. representative roy colin i think you get -- representative roy: i think you guys should be in texas doing your duties. is section two of the voting rights act in effect? mr. bernal: yes. representative: was it just section five that was overturned in the shelby county decision eight years ago? mr. bernal: yes. representative and the reason was because this body failed to update the data? mr. bernal: that was among the reasons. representative: so the 96 to five voting rights act remains in effect, provision, section five, overturned because was 50-year-old data. do you believe texas should submit to

>> [dan bernal, president] looks great kurniadi. a little bit. >> [alice kurniadi, manager, office of managed care], o is this better? >> [dan bernal, president] is great. >> [alice kurniadi, manager, office of managed care] good afternoon commissioner's my name is kurniadi with the office of managed care and today we would like tot a proposal to simplify the program. i will be going over some program backgrounds and how the program works today. the goals and rationale of the civil litigation we are proposing and then i will share a snapshot of the before and after, a schedule for implementation and end with to take currently to improve the overall program utilization. to start and 2006, the health kilts security ordinance was passed to support uninsured san franciscans and workers access our healthcare. the two main components the first is the employer spending requirement or esr. which mandated certain employers to make certain healthcare contributions on behalf of their eligible employees. employers did have multiple ways to sati

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bernal, or mrs. perales, please. are ballots in texas in the language that a person would need them to have? in other words, english, spanish, chinese, are they available? mr. bernal: yes, sir. mr. sessions: they're available in the language of people. that's not backwards. that's pretty important. i'd like to ask you, mrs. perales, you said that texas really had been held in discrimination since -- for a number of years and implied that texas was discriminatory in their practices. but isn't it true that preclearance was required and certainly the clinton and obama department of justice scrutiny of the bills that every time would relate to the laws and the redistricting of texas would be reviewed by preclearance of democrat and republican department of justices? ms. perales: well, representative, i am not what you're asking. it depended on what president was in office at the time. but certainly doesn't subtract from the fact that when we brought these claims in federal court -- and both of the cases i mentioned were

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camila bernal reports from california. >> reporter: as the flames from the dixie fire burn out of controlcuation orders. but while many of the more than 16,000 under the orders have left, others like jason ackley are choosing to stay. his wife and son have already evacuated. but instead, he and his brother are working on their own fire line. >> we're really trying to take the fuel down so we can't get it, noticyou know, up into the of the trees. >> reporter: the fire within a qu quarter mile of the property. >> it was a big scare, but this is all we have. this is what we fight for. if we don't have this, where are we going to go? >> reporter: the hmore than 220,000 acre fire has destroyed structures and others at risk. >> no structure is ever worth a human life. >> reporter: people here in indian falls had enough time to evacuate but when they come back in a week or two, this is what they will find. if you look at this home here, the only thing left standing is the staircase. two of the cars were left here in the driveway, of course they are completely destroyed. if you look here, it is j

. >> [dan bernal, president] thank you very much and i'm going to talk and try to continue this hoping my bandwidth will improve. the next item on the agenda's approval of the health commission meeting june 1st, 2021. the

. >>> ams meteorologist chad myers with us now as well as cnn's camilla bernal in lake meade, nevada.had, the storms yesterday were major. some of the scenes of subway flooding, hard to see. >> you know, while most of us were focused on elsa, this didn't have anything to do with elsa. this was a completely separate system that just dumped rain over new york. this is the radar from yesterday. it was just right over bergen county, right over kings, right over queens, over manhattan, and all of this caused this. here are the pictures that we're just getting in now. getting approved to show you people going down into the subway. i have a problem with part of this. you know what that third rail is, jim, right, don't you? that's where the power comes from. if these people are in water here, that third rail must have also been in water. hopefully that got shut off in time. we tell you, turn around, don't drown when you're driving into water. don't go into a flooded subway. i think that was kind of risky there. my own opinion. there it is for what it's worth. >> they hadn't tried to get out.

joining us now from the blaze in chico, california, with more, cam camilla bernal. >> reporter: thereioned already about 200,000 acres, 21% containment. about 16 structures that have already been destroyed and about 10,000 more at risk at the moment. this is the largest fire burning in california. the largest of the year here in this state. but as you mentioned, it's the bootleg fire that's the largest in the united states. authorities there say there is some progress in containment. it's about 46% contained. but the rapid growth of the fire is what's concerning for so many people. we're talking about 400,000 acres already in the u.s., about 86 large fires are burning. and that means about 22,000 brave men and women who are fighting these fires, 24/7, doing everything they can to save as many homes as possible. the problem is that there are so many people who are having to worry about these evacuations. about 1.5 million acres burned all over the united states. and people are having to get used to this and not just people who are evacuating, but people who are dealing with poor air qu

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also for these people who are not leaving despite being under evacuation orders. >> cnn's camila bernalnn tried to ask the governor of florida about the state's explosion in covid cases. what did he have to say? that's next. er, we listen. ♪ ♪ because platforms this innovative, aren't just made for traders - they're made by them. thinkorswim trading. from td ameritrade. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean now helps the places you go too. look for the ecolab science certified seal. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa ♪ >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. this hour,

camilla bernal, cnn las vegas. >> for more on this, joining me now is meteorologist, derek van dam. long-standing heat records are falling. how worried should we be about this? >> yeah, well, i mean, if opening your front door feels like you're checking on a pizza in your oven, every day. if that doesn't set off alarm bells to you, you should be concerned. i mean, come on. we are talking all-time record high temperatures being broken. being shattered in some instances. and that is just incredible because just put this into context. we have to put that double asterisk. i talked about this yesterday. for locations that either tied or set that all-time record high and that was las vegas, nevada, today. where we were just reporting from. needles, california, for instance. also, into bishop, california. but that wasn't just the only three locations. there were other daily record high temperatures that were shattered yesterday, as well. and they were all triple-digit heat. one thing interesting to note here is when we talk about extreme-weather events from tornados to hurricanes, droughts

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we're in a new era of private commercial space travel, bernal's reports on how we went from space travel to space tourism in 1961, soviet cosmos, your good gar and blasted into outer space. and as his last stop rocket blasted off guard shouted cheerfully. that means let's go. the guards 108 minutes and space was the beginning of the space age and age of space, heroes, gar, and was idolized at home and travel the world. cheered everywhere by jubilant crowds, his american counterparts, allen shepherd, followed by john glenn, were similarly lauded as courageous adventurers. glenn later became a us senator and ran on successfully for president pasco is go for docking is going to go for doc and it's up to you guys. the space race was a cold war era strategic competition between the soviet union and the us with military overtones. but it also had a genuine air of optimism and idealism, seen by many as the next great stage in the human saga, and perhaps a forest for global brotherhood around the world. kids dreamed of growing up to be space men and women, and left off of discovery. well, things

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread co

i co host a feminist sports podcast called bernal down and then of course i'm the co author of this book with the visa. hi, i am cathy to gave it's in. i'm based in new york, i'm a sports writer and a podcast host. i host the athletic flagship, show the lead and very proud to be the co author of this book as well. i love that we have 3 women talking about school or just they said america. our heads may well explode. if they're exploding, i'm new to god. ok, jump into the comics section if you got questions for jessica, aka visa, about being a sports fan and some that big the dynamics that go along with that. jumping to that you keep comments and you to can be part of the conversation. let's talk about these modern dynamics. what as a, as a sport, final sign of sports. what that actually means, why did you get together to write the book? jessica? well, i think especially as women in this space were constantly made to feel like we don't belong, as sports fans let alone as sports writers and journalists and you know, i think that a lot of the frustrations that arrived from that from being k

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camilla bruin bernal. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me.e opportunity. >> so you saw los vegas where the city broke the record yesterday, it could potentially break the heat record again this weekend. i understand it's 102. that is unbelievable. what are you concerns about how people are going to stay cool? >> well, it's warm right now. it could get up to 116, 117, 118 this afternoon. we understand that. most everything is air conditioned. it's still a great place to come on vacation. we encourage people to come. the pools are incredible. the properties are air conditioned. we're going through a little heat snap right now. we will come out of this like anything else. this is a part of the overall increasing climate change, how it has affected us on the west coast. it's something that we are learning to deal with. >> okay. heat snap, you call it that. then, yes, it's a part of the big climate change picture. in fact, you and eight, you were one of eight western governors, both democrat and republican, talking to the president in a virtual me

is the neighborhood with the highest number of people who have yet to be vaccinated, followed by bernal heights. in the mission, well known activist roberto hernandez, who runs the mission district food hub, says he knows a few who are still skeptical about getting the vaccine, despite the outrage. >> one of them is against getting vaccines. vaccin up, sk upfollowed procedures. she is in the hospital. one specific person said, roberto, i know people who got the vaccine that got covid after they got the vaccine, so how do you explain that to me? i said, yeah, they are not dead. it is that simple. >> reporter: like that mother he mentioned, right now there are 86 people hospitalized in san francisco with covid. 24 are in the icu and i have to tell you, this is striking to many of us. on average, san francisco is reporting 176 cases of covid per day. in early summer we had a low of 12 new cases. covid on steroids, as dr. colfax said. >> if we are seeing these surges, why are we going into the weekend without a mask mandate? why not impose it today? >> reporter: that's right and you know we

so i think that -- yes, that concrudes my part of the presentation, and commissioner bernal, i didn't know if you wanted me to take questions now or wait for dr. tenor. dr. tenor will be adding considerable depth to the overview i just provided. >> dr. colfax, let's do questions now, and commissioners, if you have any questions or comments, please indicate so by raising your hand. we have commissioner chow? >> thank you, and thank you, dr. colfax. although the last slide, it only had one line, so i don't know if we were missing it or whatnot, but it indicated that there were xs for projected hospitalizations, there were only one line, but the indication was clear. i'm wondering if the cases are going up and you have a breakdown in terms of how many were or were not vaccinated, and is it within that vulnerable age range is normally -- i mean that you have shown that has not been vaccinated? so i think that would be of some interest. and secondly, if we were only vaccinating at about 400 per day, it would take us about 375 days, i calculated, in order to get those people vaccinated. so

camila bernal, cnn. >>> and residents along the southern coast have been forced to leave their homes as firefighters try to get the hands on the flames. and the same situation in lebanon. one volunteer firefighter reportedly died trying to battle the blazes. the company has called on cypress to send specialized aircraft to help the firefighting support. >>> diplomatic talks between the u.s. and russia got under way in switzerland on wednesday. laying frouground work for futu issues. >> reporter: the state department called the u.s. talks with russia other strategic civility both professional and substantive. and frankly, this is one of those rare topics that the u.s. and russia both see as in their interests to discuss with the other country because both countries are working on things that the other one feels threatened by. on the russian side, they are building up their military might in the arctic, they are also working on an unmanned torpedo powered by a nuclear reactor, something that the u.s. is a looking at. on the u.s. side, theys working on nuclear projects that russia has t

camila bernal is there near the fire. good morning to you.there? >> reporter: hey, poppy, good morning. many of them leaving for the day here. as you can see behind me, this is the incident command center. already they are telling us they are working these 24-hour shifts to do anything they can to make progress. as you mentioned, 21% containment. already about 200,000 acres burnt. and the problem for today is that there are going to be challenging conditions. we're told that these pyrocumulus clouds will likely be over the fires. these are these gigantic clouds we've been seeing. that means there's a higher potential for spot fires and higher potential for rapid growth in these fires. so, there is some concern of this fire continuing to expand. we are being told that they're doing anything they can to save homes and property but already about 16 structures have been destroyed. about 10,000 more are at risk. so, really, we're going to continue to see these firefighters working 24/7 to do -- to try to do anything they can to save as many people

it is bernal to me. i listened to his comedy albums. as first leading actor on "i spy."nd millions of americans loved him as dr. huxtable. forcing himself on dozens of women it was crushing it was a betrayal. on this program six years ago i spoke to barbara bowman, within of his accusers. >> i told my agent and she did nothing about it. no one believed me at all. eventually i went to an attorney. he laughed me out of his office. howie: that is how things were before the "me too" movement. i'm not challenging the pennsylvania supreme court ruling that binever never should have been charged. the previous prosecutor gave him immunity. in the court of public opinion everyone knows bill cosby is guilty. that the his lawyer said the charges are racial and this is justice for america, that is despicable. i'm howard kurtz. this is media buzz. i had a conversation with ari fleischer about the media and the president and former president. after weeks of leaks the manhattan d.a. obtained indictments against the trump organization and chief financial officer allen weisselberg who is

is the neighborhood with the highest number of people who have yet to be vaccinated, followed by bernal heights. in the mission, a well-known activist who runs the mission district food hub says he knows a few who are still skeptical about getting the vaccine, despite the outreach. >> one of them, she was against getting vaccines. she did not get her children vaccinated. masked up, followed all procedures. she is in the hospital. one specific person said, roberto, i know people that got the vaccine that got covid after they got the vaccine, so how do you explain that to me? i said yeah, well they are not dead. it is that simple. >> reporter: it is that simple. while we were doing that interview, hernandez announced he will have a vaccine drive during his low rider car show, yes he owns one, scheduled for august 14 at the cow palace and will give $100 to anyone who gets vaccinated on that day at that location. as he says, whatever it takes. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> now to the grim update from the cdc. new data shows the delta variant is changing the war of this pandemic. health of

texas representatives chris turner, jessica gonzalez, diego bernal, and senfronia thompson, thank youor joining us. up, next we'll talk to some of the democratic parents who brought their very young children to washington with them and we will do a little fact check on texas republican attacks on skipping work. let's just say a state legislator is not like a united states congress person. >> and if my colleagues left behind children and sick loved ones and they left behind their day jobs and they took health risks to be here because there is an active pandemic but none of these are results in the fight for voting rights. ng rights. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neuroscientist. and i love the science behind neuriva plus. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. (realtor) the previous owners left in a hurry, so the house comes with everything you see. follow me. ♪ (realtor) so, any questions? (wife) we'll take it! (realtor) great. (vo) it will haunt

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camilla bernal joins me from the california/nevada border. how are people coping? people who have had to evacuate and also for firefighters because it is only getting worse. governors in western states asking the federal government for help. they're asking for boots on the ground and for air support. in oregon, the largest fire has been burning for almost three weeks now and it is only getting bigger. authorities are asking for help there and here in california. the dixie fire, it is just getting bigger and containment numbers are not going up. it is already burned more than 220,000 acres, that containment still at 23%. about 16,000 people here are under evacuation orders. some have already packed up and left the area. others packing. but not leaving just yet. i spoke to jason from quincy, california and he said he's worked too hard for what he has aent doesn't want to leave. >> it was a big scare but this is everything. that is all we have. this is what we fight for. i mean, if we don't have this, where are we going to go. >> when we see the red lights and them ge

. >> thank you, president bernal. first, i just want to take a moment to say hello to dr. kunnis, and i want to say i appreciate so much that you're here and the work that you're about to do. this is a general question that i've been having in my mind, you know, in the last couple of months, accept since we've been coming out of the pandemic and a different stage of it. how is d.p.h. being vigilant about monitoring and figuring out how to respond to problems and threats that are -- health wise that are developing in the community as a result of covid and the way that the pandemic has affected the community? i'm thinking specifically tonight about an article that's recently been written and shared with the commission about post partum depression during covid, and how domestic violence has exploded during covid and people unable to communicate their needs. so family violence and not just between intimate partners but children who have been exposed to greater levels of violence as a result of all of the effects of the pandemic. you wonder what resources the department is thin

the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in allg hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swinging over the entire city. there are two unique aspects. it is considered the fourth chinatown in san francisco. sixty% of the residents are of chinese ancestry. the second unique, and fun aspect about this area is it is the garden district. there is a lot of urban agriculture and it was where the city grew the majority of the flowers. not only for san francisco but for the region. and of course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel

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i grew up in the castro in bernal heights. i went to public schools here and i graduated from lowell high school and uc berkeley and i'm currently a 30-year employee of the city for human services in i.t. operation and support. i'm interested? seeing the great highway and all the streets reopened. i don't believe that the c.t.a. m.t.a. should be pitting people against each other but should be looking for other ways to develop infrastructure. please reopen the great highway. you should use the space between upper and lower great highway. thank you. >> thank you, next speak. >> caller: jean greg or a resident of d1 and i'm calling in support of the pilot closure and the permanent closure to cars of the upper great highway. a couple of quick comments. i note that the (inaudible) has released a vision paper which includes suggestions like creating great spaces and stop growing in hazardous areas but expand natural spaces (inaudible) access and so i hope that it spurs a regional non-profit focused on planning and it involved or be

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so i think that -- yes, that concrudes my part of the presentation, and commissioner bernal, i didn't know if you wanted me to take questions now or wait for dr. tenor. dr. tenor will be adding considerable depth to the overview i just provided. >> dr. colfax, let's do questions now, and commissioners, if you have any questions or comments, please indicate so by raising your hand. we have commissioner chow? >> thank you, and thank you, dr. colfax. although the last slide, it only had one line, so i don't know if we were missing it or whatnot, but it indicated that there were xs for projected hospitalizations, there were only one line, but the indication was clear. i'm wondering if the cases are going up and you have a breakdown in terms of how many were or were not vaccinated, and is it within that vulnerable age range is normally -- i mean that you have shown that has not been vaccinated? so i think that would be of some interest. and secondly, if we were only vaccinating at about 400 per day, it would take us about 375 days, i calculated, in order to get those people vaccinated. so

i've been in san francisco since1978 , first in the mission district event in bernal heights. i'm 64 years old and i raise two children in san francisco. i was a tenant commissioner on entrances force for 35 years, person appointed by dianne feinstein appointed by every mayor thereafter. i have a 30 year career in affordable housing and community development as an attorney representing cities, counties and nonprofits. there are two things i want to say . first, is that i moved to san francisco in 1998 before the more murders of harvey milk. i worked on the campaign to redistricting elections in 1980, 1987, 1994 and 1996 so i have a detailed working knowledge of what these elections have meant to san francisco. district elections were first in 1997 and as a direct result san francisco elected its first african-american supervisor, its first asian-american supervisor and its first openly gay supervisor . in that first election. in 1980 in the aftermath of bundled murders those collections were repealed and it took three more elections in 87, 94 and 96 to bring them back. so i kn

. >> [dan bernal, president] thank you very much and i'm going to talk and try to continue this hopingmy bandwidth will improve. the next item on the agenda's approval of the health cos