commissioner bernal and other commissioners. good afternoon. it is my pleasure to be before you today to present this update on laguna honda hospital closure plan and cms recertification process. i'm joined by members of the laguna honda executive staff and the laguna honda recertification incident command staff who can help to answer questions that might come up after or during the presentation. >> we will move forward. >> as you are aware laguna honda is the largest public run skilled nursing facility in the country been around for miles an hour than 150 years. some noted, when laguna honda first opened, president abraham lincoln was the chief executive of the united states. we have been around for awhile. laguna honda cares for people coping with many different conplex and chronic conscience stroke, traumatic brain injury and other degenerative diseases. like multicull sclerosis. we offer a wide variety of therapeutic modalities including rehab services, physical therapy. speech and other specialities. >> we are proud to offer specialized ca

commissioner bernal. >> yes. >> thank you. the item passes. >> our next item for action is resolution to recommend it thooboard of supervisors to authorize the department of public health to accept and are expend a gift of $47.678.13 very specific from the san francisco general hospital foundation. for this we have greg waung who is administrative analyst. mr. wong. >> greg, are you there? greg, i unmuted you, are you there? commissioner, while hopefully greg is getting on board maybe mr. wagoner can help with that. the resolution is before you and somewhat self-explanatory so you can ask questions and hopefully someone can answer them. mr. wong hopefully can get on board, but it is in front of you. here we go. sorry, hi. >> hello mr. wong, thank you for joining in person. >> thank you. apologize for being late. >> no problem. >> the amendment of the health commission. thank you for taking time to hear the item. [difficulty hearing speaker] >> could you raise the microphone up a little bit? thank you, sir. >> members of the he

presuntamente tres horas atrincherado llamado en una vivienda ubicada en la cuadra 4800 de la avenida bernals le habrían pedido a las personas que se quedasen en casa, en este caso no hubo rehenes ni heridos. ahora enfrenta cargos de cómo realizar amenazas >>> este miércoles se registró una mayor presencia policial en los alrededores de la secundaria vallejo, esto es a raíz de que como aquí le contamos un entrenador de fútbol recibió un disparo luego de intentar detener una pelea, alexis tiene conmocionado a los padres y algunos alumnos. por esa razón se contó con la ayuda >>> un tiroteo al este de oakland dejó cuatro heridos y varios autos tocados, el incidente ocurrió en la avenida 292 >>> cuando la policía reportó que tras la balacera, un par de vehículos chocaron entre sí. luego uno de estos carros chocó con otros autos que estaban estacionados. los heridos de bala tienen lesiones leves que no están amenazando su vida. ahora vamos a seguir las reacciones luego del temblor que se registra anoche en santa rosa y que registró temores en toda la bahía >>> qué el ser funcionarios al respecto

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cnn's camila bernal has more on the story. >> reporter: this is hard to believe and hard to watch.happened. according to authorities, they received a call about a road rage incident involving a gun. this is about 30 miles outside of denver. and platville police responded to this incident. when they arrived on scene, they found 20-year-old ureni rios quon zal less. she pulls over just past the railroad tracks. officers park right on the tracks, then moments later, two more officers arrive there and they arrest rios gonzales. they put her in the back of that patrol car that was parked on the tracks. then they go search her truck. as officers are searching her truck for that gun, they're looking for this gun that supposedly was involved in this incident, you hear the train horn. then there is chaos, and suddenly that train crushes that patrol car with rios gonzales inside. immediately you hear officers calling for medical attention. >> medical emergency, the suspect was in the vehicle that was hit by the train. >> we have reached out to her attorney and have not heard back, but he has

that's where we find cnn's camila bernal, what can you tell us, camila?rter: look, what happened here at the fairview fire was the best case scenario because everyone was really worried about that storm bringing too much rain in a short period of time. that's what causes the mud slides, and just it could have been really bad, but instead, what they got was steady rain throughout the day friday, and now what we have is 40% containment of these flames. there are many people being allowed back into their homes, and of course, people are happy to be back. but unfortunately this fire did destroy at least 13 properties, and so many of the families are coming back to a scenario like what you see here behind me. i haven't gotten a chance to talk to the family here, but of course it looks like they're assessing the damage. you see here also the cars completely melted, just melted aluminum, the bumper of one of the cars also melted. this is what the kind of fire that we're experiencing does to communities like this one, and it is a difficult process for a lot of pe

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joining us now, cnn's camila bernal. how did this happen? >> reporter: here's what happened.hey received a 911 call reporting a road rage incident involving a gun. so when police responded, they found 20-year-old gonzalez, and she pulled over just after the railroad tracks. so when the police officers pulled over right behind her, they parked right on the railroad tracks. so moments later, there were more officers that arrived to the scene. they arrest her, put her in handcuffs and put her in the back of that car that is parked right on the tracks. as they're searching in her truck for this gun that was supposedly involved in this incident, you hear the train horns and you see these officers kind of going back and forth. it is chaos, and then suddenly, that train crushes the police car just like you saw the video a couple of minutes ago. it is so hard to watch that. officers immediately calling for medical attention. she is obviously taken to the hospital. we have reached out to her attorney but have not heard back. but he did speak to local media and she has nine broken ribs

cnn's camila bernal joins us where the deadly wild fire has been burning. what are you learning? we learned from yesterday and today firefighters made significant progress. look, everyone here was worried about too much rain in a short period of time because that's what causes the flooding and the mud slides, especially in areas like this one affected by the flames. but what happened here was essentially a best case scenario. what cal fire was telling me is they got consistent, steady rain throughout the day friday and that led to 40% containment. there are many people being allowed back into their homes, evacuation orders being lifted. but unfortunately the fire did destroy at least 13 structures. so many of these families are going to come back to areas like the one you see here behind me where nothing is left because of the flames. and look, we have covered enough fires to know that it is going to be a very difficult process for the people that come back to these destroyed homes. and it's also really important to point out that the flames are still burning. there's still a lot

cnn's camilla bernal joins me now from southern california.about potential flash floods and mudslides. what's the latest? >> reporter: hey, jim, yeah, the concern is too much rain in a short period of time because that causes those flood watches. that causes the creeks and the rivers to rise very quickly, and then those mudslides, that was a huge concern, especially for areas that were impacted by fires. here in the fair view fire, though, we know that the worst-case scenario did not happen because instead what they got was steady rain throughout the day, and that was extremely beneficial for the firefighters, the containment here is now at 40%. so a lot of people are actually being allowed back into their homes. unfortunately, this fire did destroy at least 14 structures, so there are some families that are going to come back to an area that looks like the one here behind me. they're going to have nothing left, and that's always difficult for the families that have to deal with all of this. but keep in mind, the fire is still burning. fire of

joining us right now cnn's camilla bernal. camila, what are the crews up against?d, a lot of wind, winds that could reach up to 30 to 40 to miles per hour this afternoon and that's all happening before the rain. so, that's the concern here. firefighters say they're hoping to make progress. they feel like they've made some progress. but this is sort of a test period as they wait to see what these winds can do. they spread the flames quickly and then they also spread the embers, and that creates spot fires, which means more work for these firefighters. so, they're hoping that the winds are not as strong so that they can continue to make that progress. they have lifted some evacuation orders in the area. we're talking between sacramento and lake tahoe. and they are anticipating more progress as that rain comes, but unfortunately, as you mentioned, already more than 71,000 acres burned and only 21% containment. so, there is still a lot of work to be done here. experts, though, say that with the rain it is going to slow not just the mosquito fire but the fire season ove

our camilla bernal joins us live this morning from los angeles. that is terrible to see. years now, since the pandemic, flight attendants have been under attack. >> yeah, and they've been asking for these people to be held accountable, because it is shocking, it's scary, but unfortunately, it's not uncommon. and here's what happened. according to the people who were on that plane and federal prosecutors, this man was trying to use the bathroom in the front of the plane. and the flight attendant told him, look, you are not a first class passenger, so you have to use the restroom in the back of the plane. there was this confrontation and this man, who is now identified as alexander lee, then follows that flight attendant, as he's going to talk to the pilot about this incident, and that's when you see him punching him, attacking him. you hear people just saying, oh, my god! everybody in shock, as they see this. there were people who had to restrain him. he had to be zip tied. people had to sit next to him for the remainder of the flight, just to make sure that this didn't es

pleasanton police 3 hours after a distressed woman left her home at the civic square apartments on bernal avenue. police say she told investigators mock was still inside armed with a handgun. those a for good. now just before 08:30am, in the morning, neighbors were asked to shelter in place while the police department's crisis negotiation team worked on mock, giving himself up. >> the victim's mother tells kron for her daughter is in her 30's. and mark is her boyfriend this morning. there was a dispute up there. she was screaming are nick post tag lives below the apartment in question and says it's been a distraction for months. this is the second time the ssat teams been out here. >> i they were out here maybe 4 months ago. my daughter was i supposed to going to school. >> she stepped out on the total. go back inside. the complex is directly across from the police department. so officers arrived quickly. patrick returned from a doctor's appointment line and kept his daughter home over the phone until mark was taken into custody around 10, 30 in the morning. >> he was booked into jail for

because it might be the end of lives below the unit in question that the civic square apartments on bernal avenue. he says this is at least the second time this year that a large police presence has responded to that unit. it's horrible. we've been looking for another partner. he says he thought this was a good place to considering it's directly across the street from the police exactly. you think they'll find another place and all that, you know, shady so probably not. patrick left early for a doctor's appointment only to return to flooding. the was not allowed back on property during the shelter-in-place 13 year-old daughter was told by police to go back inside. >> when she tried to to they told me get back in the house and i liken it gives out to be likely. she did miss some class, but not the whole day. the victim is also safe. >> in pleasant all kron, 4 news. >> search organizers who are looking for alexis, gabe have launched a website to try to help find the 24 year-old. gabe was last seen january 26th at an antioch gas station. authorities believe she was killed and are currently wo

this all happened yesterday morning at an apartment complex on bernal avenue. police say that incident started as a domestic dispute between 34 year old chacon mocking his girlfriend when witnesses says they heard the girlfriend scream what she got out of the apartment. she told police mark was on with a gun. one resident we talked with said this is at least the second time this year large police response has responded to the unit that that couple lives in. >> this morning there was a dispute up there. she was screaming or at all. this is the second time the swat teams been out here. i they were out here maybe 4 months ago. my daughter was i supposed to going to school. she stepped out on the toll and go back inside. >> mark was booked into jail for criminal threats, brandishing a firearm and being a felon in possession of a firearm. in the an investigation is underway after a high school staff member was shot while trying to break up a fight. investigators say that shooting happened tuesday afternoon. high school. they say that fight of all students at a group

that band was stolen last wednesday morning in the city's bernal heights. neighborhood officers say they recovered the van in less than 30 minutes. from that, 1st 911 call. the owner of the van told ktvu. he was frustrated that he was able to track the van quicker than police through gps. when the van was recovered , it had been ransacked and vandalized. the city of san jose , officially lifting a ban that's been in place for more than 35 years, coming up the end to the cruising ban also lift now facing several lawsuits over abuse. allegations of the bay area company is responding. you might already know that prop 27 taxes and regulates online sports betting to fund real solutions to the homelessness crisis. so how will that new revenue be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. okay night, the centers, a city council

millions of kilometers away the so called space crash may prove very handy for planets. us as well. bernal's explains. a spacecraft is just hours away from impact with a far off asteroid, a multinational mission which could be instrumental in some day preserving human civilization masses, double asteroid redirection test, or dart is a 570 kilograms spacecraft launched in november 2021 traveling more than 6 kilometers per 2nd, it is on track to smash itself to pieces on the surface of a small asteroid called di more, both 11000000 kilometers from earth. the object is to alter die more forces trajectory slightly small ned is about deflection not disruption. it's not the hollywood blockbuster of blowing it into a bunch of pieces. small nudge, find it many years in advance, and that adds up to a big change and position my time. the asteroids pass will be studied by earth, observatories, and satellites for years to come. there more force itself is not on a course to collide with earth by but mass of objects have struck numerous times in our planets history. one of the biggest, in recent times, wa

pleasanton police 3 hours after a distressed woman left her home at the civic square apartments on bernalice say she told investigators mock was still inside armed with a handgun. those a for good. now just before 08:30am, in the morning, neighbors were asked to shelter in place while the police department's crisis negotiation team worked on mock, giving himself up. >> the victim's mother tells kron for her daughter is in her 30's. and mark is her boyfriend this morning. there was a dispute up there. she was screaming are nick post tag lives below the apartment in question and says it's been a distraction for months. this is the second time the ssat teams been out here.

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cnn's camila bernal. what are you seeing? >> reporter: cal fire is telling me today is a test day.re out whether the rain was helpful and will help them keep advancing or whether they're back to square one because it's, again, hot andre. it is important to point out these firefighters are working around the clock trying to do everything they can, and yesterday they had a good day because we had cloud cover. the fire did not grow in size. now they were also able to do some assessments. the number of structures destroyed increased by two times. we're at 30 structures destroyed or 30 after they've done these assessments. what happens these families come back to an area that looks like what you see here behind me. it is cars that are melted. you see that melted aluminum. everything scorched. essentially what you are left with is just ashes. it's also so important to point out two people already died as a result of the flames trying to escape this fire. and yesterday a helicopter crashed. this was a small helicopter and it was on a mission essentially to help out the other helicopters,

camila bernal, cnn, hemet, california. >>> the hottest european summer on record is melting snow in theort in western switzerland says a rocky path has now emerged between two glaciers that hasn't been seen in at least 2,000 years. think about that. one expert says it is all happening very quickly. >> ten years ago, i measured here with georadar. i still measured about 15 meters of ice. so more than 15 meters of ice have melted during the past ten years here, and actually the pass is not an ice pass connecting two glaciers anymore, but now it is separating the two glaciers from each other. >> extraordinary. one report says the alpine glaciers are headed for their biggest loss of ice since recordkeeping began more than half a century ago. scientists say meanwhile, one of the most unstable glaciers in antarctica, known as the doomsday glacier, is holding on by its fingernails. it's about the size of florida or great britain and got its nickname because of its high risk of collapse and its potential to drastically lift sea levels. in a study published in the journal nature geoscience, rese

dozens of homes and businesses have been destroyed and camila bernal is following this for us.here might be rain on the way to help out. that certainly would be good news to firefighters who are working on this. what you can tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that will be extremely beneficial for those firefighters. they are waiting for the rain, but before that happens, it is going to be windy. the problem with the wind is that according to the cnn weather team, it can reach up to 25 to 35-mile-per-hour at around sun set time. and that wind being so strong really is helpful for the flames because they spread very quickly. it picks up the embers and then it creates spot fires. and that of course creates even more work for these firefighters who have been working around the cl clock. they to expect progress after that because we expect rain sunday into monday and so they continue that progress. but unfortunately the fire has already burned at more than 71,000 acres. we also are waiting for assessment teams to go in and give us an updated number of the structures that have already been

to all of you and to speaker pelosi staff, dan bernal, mr. hope, christine who is not here, all of your staff and mayor breed, your staff. they are always there for us no matter what. the people behind the scenes. we thank you. we thank you because we couldn't get this job done without you because this is about all of us and none of us. we wanted to go to graduations and not funeral asks we want our kids to excel and not look over their shoulders while in a classroom and we want them to play freely on the school yard, so the only way we're going to get that done is in the voting booth, y'all. in the voting booth, you got to vote and support the senators from ohio and pennsylvania. you got relatives and families back there, spread the word. spread the word to get those people elected because those people represent us you. they represent what we do on a daily basis because as i say, this is about all of us or none of us. we will stop the killing and start the healing. all lives matter. all lives matter because i want to hear you say it, we don'

>> camila bernal and nick watt in california, thank you so much. >>> the ongoing change in professional full display this evening at the u.s. open tennis tournament. on one side of the court 24-year-old frances tiafoe who smashed his way into our hearts when he beat rafael nadal. tiafoe, the son of immigrants as a child sometimes had to sleep at the tennis center where his father was custodian is the first american to reach a u.s. open men's semifinal since 2006. and he is the first black american man to make the semis since arthur ashe in 1972. now tiafoe is going to phase another phenom, rising spanish star carlos alcaraz who is only 19 years old, but ranked number four in the world. he reached the semis after winning a five-hour, 15-minute quarterfinal match, man, that ended at nearly 3:00 a.m. yesterday morning. they have played each other once before that was last year. and tiafoe was the victor then. this weekend, join cnn as we note the remarkable career of another tennis icon, serena williams. serena williams on her terms. that's sunday night at 8:00 p.m., only here on cnn. unti

pleasanton police 3 hours after a distressed woman left her home at the civic square apartments on bernal avenue. police say she told investigators mock was still inside armed with a handgun. those a the good. now just before 08:30am, in the morning, neighbors were asked to shelter in place while the police department's crisis negotiation team worked on mock, giving himself up. >> the victim's mother tells kron for her daughter is in her 30's. and mark is her boyfriend this morning. there was a dispute up there. she was screaming are nick post tag lives below the apartment in question and says it's been a distraction for months. this is the second time the swat teams down here. >> they were out here maybe 4 months ago. my daughter was i supposed to going to school. >> she stepped out on the total. go back inside. the complex is directly across from the police department. so officers arrived quickly. patrick returned from a doctor's appointment line and kept his daughter home over the phone until mark was taken into custody around 10, 30 in the morning. >> he was booked into jail for crimi

jose bernal is organizing director at the ella baker center for human rights. he's also spent some time in jail. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. some say the controversy, especially concerning because dozens of inmates have died at santa rita jail while under the custody of deputies. they questioned whether any mentally ill inmates were abused or mistreated by deputies who themselves had psychological issues not properly hired and not proper fit to do their job. we can't trust them to do those things, we can't rely when anything, they said. county public defender brendan woods is asking for the names of the deputies involved to go back and look at the case. they've been involved in and see if they provided any sort of testimony were critically involved in the case if they were in those cases really should be dismissed or reversed. the public defender tells me hiring these deputies with poor psych exam results will be like him hiring atto

it was all done in the name of humanity survival as well. bernal's reports. 11000000 kilometers from earth. the spacecraft hurtled closer and closer to the rocky asteroid. that was its target. and then bull's eye, oh, scientists and engineers at mission control, cheer as the spacecraft smashes into a far off asteroid all die more full. so it's a key step toward defending the world from future devastating impacts by mass of space rocks, we are showing that planetary defense is a global endeavor and it is very possible to save our planet. this is double asteroid redirection test, or dart was launched in november last year. it's entire mission was to ram into, to more force at a speed of more than 6 kilometers per 2nd, or 3600 kilometers an hour. the result, it's hoped a gentle nudge pushing the asteroid on a new path over many years. the change in trajectory will grow larger, while di morpho itself is not on a course to collide with earth. space rocks like the one that flashed across the sky in russia 9 years ago, hit the planet all the time. and the big ones can change the course of l

a domestic disturbance incident that started around nine this morning at an apartment complex on bernalhat's right across the street from the pleasant and police department. shelter in place was ordered for people living in the complex and a crisis negotiation team was brought into the scene and the suspect eventually surrendered. we are told the victim was not injured. newtown, connecticut, parkland, florida and, most recently, you validate texas. these cities share a common tragedy mass school shootings in the past decade. fox news, ashley's soriano got a firsthand look at the active school shooter training simulation, and she joins us now live. ashley this is certainly on the minds of many, especially with the new school year underway. good evening, julie. that's absolutely right. and last week, survivors of the valve the shooting went back to school, so we wanted to get a closer look at the training law enforcement goes through for these types of scenarios. the video you're about to see has sounds of gunshots and video of that simulation. it may be disturbing to some viewers. suspec

was a domestic disturbance that started around nine this morning at an apartment complex there in bernal avenue across the street from the pleasant and police department. a shelter in place was ordered for people living in the complex crisis negotiation team was brought to the scene and the suspect eventually surrendered. we're told that the victim was not injured. crippling rail strike could be just days away. workers are planning to walk off the job if the railroads and unions can't settle their differences before friday morning deadline not only with this strike affects shipments of everything from oil to cars to livestock feed. it will also affect passenger services as well. amtrak has already canceled some of its routes across the country. before the pandemic 11.7 million people used amtrak here in california in 2019 2.7. million people move through 13 amtrak stations in the bay area alone, and it's ktvu tom baker shows us those who depend on the rails to get around, are scrambling to find other options. with two thirds of railroad unions ready to settle. we're still on track for a

jose bernal is organizing director at the l. a baker center for human rights. he's also spent some time in jail. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. some say the controversy, especially concerning because dozens of inmates have died at santa rita jail while under the custody of deputies. they question whether any mentally ill inmates were abused or mistreated by deputies who themselves had psychological issues not properly hired and not proper fit to do their job. we can't trust them to do those things, we can't rely when anything, they've said county public defender brendan woods is asking for the names of the deputies involved to go back and look at the case. they've been involved in and see if they provided any sort of testimony were critically involved in the case if they were they those cases really should be dismissed or reversed. now the public defender tells me hiring these deputies with poor psych exam results would be like him hiri

jose bernal is organizing director at the l. a baker center for human rights. he's also spent some time in jail. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. some say the controversy, especially concerning because dozens of inmates have died at santa rita jail while under the custody of deputies. they questioned whether any mentally ill inmates were abused or mistreated by deputies who themselves had psychological issues not properly hired and not proper fit to do your job. we can't trust them to do those things, we can't rely when anything, they said. county public defender brendan woods is asking for the names of the deputies involved to go back and look at the case. they've been involved in and see if they provided any sort of testimony were critically involved in the case if they were in those cases really should be dismissed or reversed. the public defender says hiring these deputies with poor psych exam results will be like him hiring attorneys

jose bernal is organizing director at the l. a baker center for human rights. he's also spent some time in jail. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. some say the controversy, especially concerning because dozens of inmates have died at santa rita jail while under the custody of deputies. they questioned whether any mentally ill inmates were abused or mistreated by deputies who themselves had psychological issues not properly hired and not proper fit to do their job. we can't trust them to do those things, we can't rely when anything, they said. county public defender brendan woods is asking for the names of the deputies involved to go back and look at the case. they've been involved in and see if they provided any sort of testimony were critically involved in the case if they were in those cases really should be dismissed or reversed. the public defender tells me hiring these deputies with poor psych exam results will be like him hiring atto

breaking news this morning throughout the nine it happened at the civic square apartment complex on bernal avenue, right across the street from the pleasant and library and police department told the victim in the case is safe, the situation and peacefully. the suspect was taken into custody. a vehicle crashed at the bay bridge toll plaza led to delays of about 20 minutes. earlier this morning, the california highway patrol said the accident happened minutes after five a.m. a car collided into the sand barrels and damage the middle barricade there. at the toll plaza. two toll booths had to be closed. chp slow traffic to tow the vehicle also had this for you as breaking news throughout the morning lanes open again as of 8, 30. first it was a teacher shortage. now a bus driver shortage of some districts here in the bay area. the impact on students have the new incentive in hopes of hiring more drivers will tell you about that, plus. the queen's coffin now lies in state in westminster hall, where her subjects will have the chance to say their final goodbyes. i'm lauren blanchard in london. i'

it was a domestic disturbance that started at about nine this morning at an apartment complex on bernal avenue across the street from the pleasant and police department. a shelter in place was then ordered for people living in that complex crisis negotiating team was brought to the scene and the suspect eventually surrendered. we're told the victim was not hurt. football coach is recovering after he was shot while trying to stop a fight. right outside vallejo high school, ktvu cristina rendon spoke with his family and friends who all say he works overtime to keep students away from violence between coach joe pastrana and coach alfonso hatton goes beyond coaching high school football. the two played sports together as children and give back to their community as coaches for the vallejo generals basketball team they started five years ago we spoke with hatin on facetime always meeting very ambitious and passionate about, you know, making sure that these kids, you know, have a better life to live here as well. you know, to sports or coach joe, as he's called, was shot while trying to break

jose bernal is organizing director at the l. a baker center for human rights.s also spent some time in jail. the sheriff's office chose to turn a blind eye at the expense of the general, public and incarcerated individuals. this is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. some say the controversy, especially concerning because dozens of inmates have died at santa rita jail while under the custody of deputies. they questioned whether any mentally ill inmates were abused or mistreated by deputies who themselves had psychological issues not properly hired and not proper fit to do their job. we can't trust them to do those things, we can't rely when anything, they said. county public defender brendan woods is asking for the names of the deputies involved to go back and look at the case. they've been involved in and see if they provided any sort of testimony were critically involved in the case if they were in those cases really should be dismissed or reversed. the public defender tells me hiring these deputies with poor psych exam results will be like him hiring attorney

dan bernal should be fired. he's chief of her staff. we have $80 billion and we can't afford to take care of sick and ill people in san francisco. it's a crime and has to stop. we're going to continue to organize and educate the people of san francisco san francisco, the working people and all people to defend laguna honda and make sure it stays a public institution and adds more beds, to allow the reduction of 120 beds in the mist of this crisis and it's a crisis in the nursing home industry. it's across the line. >> all right. thank you for that comment. >> hi, caller. let us know you're there. >> hi there. my name, hi, you can hear me. my name is brandy and i'm a public school parent and you live in the richmond district and i was just heartbroken to hear a 17-year-old child call and beg you to reinstate a mask mandate. my kids start school tomorrow and he'll be in 5th grade and i would be excited. i'm terrified of him getting covid. they have high covid rates. we have principals and teachers in our school that don't mask and most of