health board. last may, the council leader called for allison williams to resign. i raised it on the phone with the senior person in the health board. ultimately, the chair ofwas asked at that point not to go public. it was a difficult and challenging conversation. the term used was that the health board could push back, i asked for clarity on what that meant. after some heated conversation, i terminated the call. i have a duty to speak out and i told them in no uncertain terms where to go. this is the chair of the health board, professor marcus longley. he didn't want to be interviewed and said he was unable to comment on private conversations. last year, he and allison williams apologised for the failings at the senedd. a community like ours deserves the very best for all the reasons that you say, and we have failed them, there is no disputing that. allison williams took sick leave before quitting herjob last summer. the health board recently held a special meeting to explain how miss williams and three colleagues failed to share the scathing report. three of the four responsible have since left the health board. somebody like allison williams, given the

health board. last may, the council leader called for allison williams to resign. i raised it on the phone with the senior person in the health board. ultimately, the chair oft i was asked at that point not to go public. it was a difficult and challenging conversation. the term used was that the health board could push back, i asked for clarity on what that meant. after some heated conversation, i terminated the call. i have a duty to speak out and i told them in no uncertain terms where to go. this is the chair of the health board, professor marcus longley. he didn't want to be interviewed and said he was unable to comment on private conversations. last year, he and allison williams apologised for the failings at the senedd. a community like ours deserves the very best for all the reasons that you say, and we have failed them, there is no disputing that. allison williams took sick leave before quitting herjob last summer. the health board recently held a special meeting to explain how miss williams and three colleagues failed to share the scathing report. three of the four responsible have since left the health board. somebody like allison williams, given

the sport now and in football juergen klinsmann has been removed from the board of health of beldin. the he stunned the bundesliga i abruptly resigning as coach. the form of germany and us trying to had said that he wanted to remain on the board had his mind invested says that after his most unusual departure the club can no longer work with mr klinsmann. up next here i documentary here on the sound of freedom looks back at the history of protest songs i forget the website is there for all the latest around the clock at d w dot com more news is coming up at the top the hour with brian thomas for now but i'm asked me how it thinks watching. it's all happening with me coming. to link to news from africa to the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and welcome to the debut suffocating program tonight from foreign to me from the news it is easy to i would say do damage it could smash africa.

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. >> at the board of health on the serving size of sugary drinks.n a restaurant, 16 ounces is the maximum that they would be able to serve. in one cup. we are not taking away anybody's right to do things, we are simply forcing you to understand that you have to make the conscious decision to go from one cup to another cup. >> or senior to understand! don't you think that there would probably be a lot of things that he would force us to understand? if you are present? now how did bloomberg view people of faith? well, he sent that message a lot of clear when he was mayor of new york. at least on the tenth anniversary of september 11th. he included not a single faith leader in the list of speakers at that service. when he was called on it, this is what mayor snob said. >> there is this separation of church and state and our constitution. the constitution -- >> that doesn't mean that -- >> can you claim to be what square do you want? your religion? my religion? her religion? >> okay, priest, rabbi, minister. it pretty much covers it. he is dripping with

in an effort to promote long-term sustainability of the city plan, the health service board has applied rate stabilization funds towards the rating for active employees and early retirees for 2019, the plan year experience that we're looking at that involved a rate buy-down of $1,161,000 in 2019 rates. as at the end of december 31, 2018, there was actually a slightly deficit of $351,000. so one-third of that deficit per policy was applied to the 2020 rates. again, we'll talk at late in the next presentation about our proposed actions for the coming cycle on rate stabilization. so getting into the conversation on page 4, what we observed in the active employee population in the uhcppo city plan, there is a lot of information on the left side of the page. this table represents the head counts and the member counts in each of the coverage tiers. ee being employee only, ee plus being employee plus one dependant, ee plus two being employee plus two dependants. the average contract size is basically looking at the total lives and the employee plus dependants divided by the number of employees

in an effort to promote long-term sustainability of the city plan, the health service board has applied rate stabilization funds towards the rating for active employees and early retirees for 2019, the plan year experience that we're looking at that involved a rate buy-down of $1,161,000 in 2019 rates. as at the end of december 31, 2018, there was actually a slightly deficit of $351,000. so one-third of that deficit per policy was applied to the 2020 rates. again, we'll talk at late in the next presentation about our proposed actions for the coming cycle on rate stabilization. so getting into the conversation on page 4, what we observed in the active employee population in the uhcppo city plan, there is a lot of information on the left side of the page. this table represents the head counts and the member counts in each of the coverage tiers. ee being employee only, ee plus being employee plus one dependant, ee plus two being employee plus two dependants. the average contract size is basically looking at the total lives and the employee plus dependants divided by the number of employees

health care agency. let's do the functions of the state department of heat, oklahoma health care authority, department of mental health, and others, as well as all of the state's licensing boards that deal with health. in addition, oklahoma can no longer afford to be so far behind other states with regard to using and protecting health data. within the next couple months, we will select a vendor to establish a state-wide health information exchange. this effort has been a long time in the making. and with the right leadership in place, more progress has been made in ten months than in the last ten years. [applause] i want to thank you ohca director kevin corbit and secretary jerome lockridge for your wonderful leadership. [applause] a functional hie will protect oklahoma's health records, while ensuring these records are portable and accessible at all times. and i appreciate senator greg mc-courtney legislation that will enhance hard work under way in our agencies. and this is just the beginning of health reform in oklahoma. many of you in the legislature are spearheading legislation that will help to create a better health care system across the board, to include legislation

earlier this month of that ship was quarantined in japan with thousands of people on board health officials say more than rather 400 of those people on the ship contracted the coronavirus and dozens of those are americans some of those americans weren't allowed to fly home, they're still in japan for treatment. >>some of those the did fly home have since tested positive for the virus. hundreds of others now back in the u s aren't in the clear just yet they face a mandatory 2 week quarantine. >>the other plane carrying evacuated americans landed in texas this morning. this is a lockland air force base in san antonio after arriving in texas and california. the 14 people with coronavirus were taken to nebraska. one was taken to the hospital the rest are teen at the university of nebraska medical center. >>and the bay area relief from a local woman whose father was just evacuated from that cruise ship in japan. our kron four's dan kerman spoke to the father who is now in texas and his daughter. >>is here in the bay area he joins us now live from the newsroom. dan yeah, a lot of sigh of relief d

board of the ship. and only people over 70 years old so there is much concern about. the conditions this is why several officials from the health ministry they boarded the ship now they're trying to assess the situation there would it be more. people to stay on board the ship or rather. be of the ship and also people with chronic diseases yes all right fatty for now thank you very much fatty salami there with the very latest. meanwhile in beijing the government there has announced 97 more deaths from corona virus and that brings the total number to at least 1115 people most of them on mainland china on cheese say the head of the world health organization said the virus should be viewed as public enemy number one given the grave threat it poses to the world all right let's go live now to our correspondent adrian brown he is in hong kong and adrian now as far as i'm aware it is now the end of that extended new year holiday people should in theory be going back to work is that happening. yeah in theory people are supposed to be returning to work next week as well i think the government is sending out a message of reassurance at th

. >> for more on the difficulties of testinghe virus on board the cruise ship, here is -- jon shopkinschool of public health. >> if you have everybody at on time and it is possible they have been infected by the virus, they may show signs of that virus over the next two wee. teing everyone, at any moment in time, it is difficult to know whether the person is infected or not. they decide whether or not it is safe to go. ifthey decidhey can start the clock over again or for another two weeks. depending on how many people develop the infection. >> there is much more information on the coronavirus at bbc.com/news. let's move on to ireland. it's the first time that i left of center party has won an irish election. nearly the first time that neither of the two big parties has not come first in t history of the irish state. >> this isn't a protest vote. anybody who makes that claim has missed the entire point of this election. this election has been a drawing of the line in the sand. it's a clear message to the old two of the political establishment thatheir days of domination are over. people wt different politic

efforts to implement a ceasefire that would allow millions of syrian refugees to return to their homes. is on board. the head of the world health organization says the corona virus outbreak should be considered public enemy number one given the grave threat it poses to the world almost 1200 people have been killed by the virus after china reported $100.00 more deaths 2 top officials have also been fired for the handling of the outbreak and there are reports. as the 1st patients were released from temporary hospitals and city on tuesday there was a glimmer of hope that china's efforts to contain the corona virus may be succeeding reassuring perhaps for the 50000000 people on lockdown under quarantine measures meant to stop the spread of the disease now known as coded 19 the world health organization has praised china's response but it's worried it could spread to poor countries if this virus makes it to a week ahead of systems it will create hubble it depends on how. really we need this response and how these power we respond to the outbreak. the scientific community still doesn't know a lot about the virus and a vaccine probabl

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of health. >> the people on board were happy to disembark and head for home. have to clean all my stuff outside my room first. world dream was put into quarantine after officials discovered several passengers on a previous cruise had teststed positive f for the coronavirus. hong kong health officials were worrieied some of the staff may have b been infected, but testsf the 1800 member c crew all camee back negative. >>>> passengers on board had no contact with the confirmed cases. that --der put intoong has also place a mandatory two week quarantine. for all arrivals from mainland china. anyone who disobeys could face up to six months in prison. meanwhile, on another r crse ship off the japanese coast, only the sicick can leave. japanese officials imposed a two week quarantine for those aboard the diamond princess after discovering a passenger who had and barked in hong kong tested positive for the virus. in hong kongbarked tested positive for the virus. counting is underway in cameroon after elections were held for the first time in seven years. the boat was

it seems they are running out of options, but there is a ray of hope from the who, saying they may be able to send health officials on board to check the health of the passengers there. shery: we are getting the latest coronavirus case numbers, china reporting 2015 additional cases as of today, again, china reporting 2015 additional coronavirus cases. we are also at the moment rbn governor adrian rb holding steady at 1%, enzi governor adrian -- ,bnz governor adrian orr holding steady at 1%, as the 2 1113,ll rises by 97, again, the death toll rising by 1113, the latest numbers out of china, beijing reporting theupdated death toll in latest coronavirus cases. we continue to see the impact on the chinese economy, and yet president xi jinping seems confident underachieving he's economic goals. pledgingi jinping china is going to meet its economic and also social development goals during the coronavirus, that according to a call xi jinping had to indonesian leaders, as officials become increasingly concerned about how exactly to balance fighting and containing the virus while trying to increase economic activity. the government

after a high number of cases were identified on board and out of consideration for japan's already overburdened health system, the department of health and human services made an assessment of u.s. citizens and the crew on board were at high risk of exposure and should be repatriated to minimize risk going forward. in cambodia we organized response team to assist citizens on the cruise ship in the embassies of others on board the ship them to see teams included consular and logistic experts to facilitate health screenings and travel needs of more than 600 citizen passengers and also utilized its consular messaging platform accounts to provide timely updates to passengers. iand coordination to usaid provided funding for effective anin that first countries to address critical gaps in the readiness including risk communication and engagement, laboratory detection enhanced surveillance and prevention and control. in addition, usaid to the selected countries and coordination with the world health organization. our efforts continue. we are continually engaging with host governments in the asia-pacific regio

the us docked off the japanese port city of yokohama since february 3rd thousands of passengers remained on board as health officials confirmed more than 350 cases of coronavirus the largest concentration of cases outside mainland china. from the balconies of their cabins passengers watched teams in full body suits boarded t ship to escort them off one y one some 0 amerins loaded to buses destined for tokyo where 2 planes chartered by the us government waited to bring them home. while the diamond princess cruise ip is finally behind them, it not the end of the journey for those amercans headed home, both flights are destined for us air force bases one in california. the other in texas once they arre passengers face a mandatory 2 week quaranne. >>and we for sure going to be quarantined for 14 days i i like that answer. >>the department of health an human services along with th cdc will monitor evacuees for symptoms of coronairus anyone who test positive or exhibit symptoms will be transferd for further evaluaion and treatment. >>that was david daniel reorting for us tonight and those arring in the us will b

do this with a close support of russia's military and its up to the russians and to the turks to decide what happens in syria next how about al-jazeera islam board world health organization says the number of newly confirmed cases of rhinovirus in china has stabilized but the agency says it's too early to say when the outbreak hit end director general says coordinated global efforts are needed to contain the spread of illness. there are 44730 cases of corbett 19 in china. $1114.00 of outside china there are $441.00 cases from 2 in total countries and one death. the number of newly confirmed cases reported from china how destabilized over the past week but that is to me that much to be interpreted with extreme caution this outbreak could still go you know you don't action. china's government has announced a series of measures to economic production while fighting the outbreak of formula one has confirmed the chinese grand prix and shanghai originally scheduled for april will be postponed. for the beijing's noisiest and detainment districts is now silent and these restaurants karaoke rooms and nightclubs have been closed until further notice or to prevent the

obtain reimbursement and ensure that e county's public health professionals have all necessary tools at their disposal keep the community safe. board of supervisors vote to extend this local public health emergency at least through march 11th. again still just 2 confirmed cases of the corona virus here in santa clara county. reporting live from the county administration building in san jose dan kerman kron 4 news thank you. dan, the corona virus has now killed more people than the sars epidemic at least a 1000 people are dead worldwide more than 40,000 have been incted in 27 countries. >>at a hospital in china. the first american has died from the virus. we know only that person was 60 years old at least 12 cases have been confirmed in the u s 6 of those cases are here in california for e patients being treated in the bay area to patients from san benito county are a few csf 2 others in santa clara are also being treated 5 hospital workers in santa clara county are in self isolation and it's see at least 135 people on the diamond princess cruise ship in japan have now tested positive for the virus there are 3700 passengs and crew aboa

people are finding and then passing around online and the santa clara county board of supervisors is meeting to declare a local health emergency as china reported a record 97 deaths in one day. the china president went through the streets of beijing wearing a face mask today amid word the number of new cases in china jumped after a few days of decline. the death toll is larger than the epidemic of sars in 2002. the outbreak aboard the cruise ship is getting worse with 60 more cases found, bringing the number of confirmed cases up to 130 . >> rebecca frazier of oregon was taken off the ship and separated from her husband after she tested positive. >> it was a surreal experience to be told that you have this virus that as far as i knew could be deadly at that point. although i didn't feel sick at all. >> reporter: in hong kong 3600 were allowed to leave after health officials lifted a quarantine. with 12 confirmed cases here in the u.s. the trump administration says they plan to spend up to $66 million in the initial response in the first group of americans evacuated from china are expected to be released tomorrow fini

crimes against humanity also on the program as the coronavirus death toll tops of thousands the world health organization boards i think poses a very grave global threat we'll hear from them about the latest efforts to fast track new vaccines. and in full form a german and us national coach your conclusions one stung supported us think i'd be signing from here to back then after just 10 weeks in the job. i'm for welcome to the program sudan's transitional government and rebel groups in the darfur region have agreed to handover former president omar al bashir to the international criminal court the court in the hague issued warrants for his arrest more than 10 years ago he's charged with committing crimes against humanity and genocide in $1002.00 oppressions against awful rebels in 20032008 sudan's military ousted al basham last year amid mass protests against his 30 year dictatorship is lawyer says the former president has condemned the court's political and fusing to cooperate with us. d.w. a reporter even him can tell us more welcome let's start with the charges facing russia so this man is accused of war cri

workers doctors nurses from the self-defense forces on board of the ship they're helping in taking care of the health of the passengers there so maybe they would get all of this for the more passengers until they. come back again until the ship comes back again tomorrow morning as you can imagine it's very frustrating it's very nice but it's well for the passengers they were boarding on very luxurious cruise ship and now they are in a semi prison yesterday when this ship was looking here we saw a flag waving its flag written on it's that there is a lack of medicine and many people they are expressing their that i stand there also feeling anxious about this but at the same time lift the 1st group infection in japan and authorities are observing the situation very carefully because the case of the ship could be a great example of understanding how the. infection is spreading. health minister. he is now investigating the bastards of the infection and they're making little investigation about how all of the soldiers who have got the virus how did they get get this virus and at the same time some health e

of the coronavirus. japanese health officials confirm 70 more coronavirus cases on board the quarantined diamond cruise ship off the coast of japan. that brings the total number of infected passengers to at least 355. the united states is taking no chances evacuating americans on board the ship. >> here are the latest numbers from china. they reported 105 more deaths today. there are more than 2,000 new cases bringing the total number to almost 71,000 cases worldwide. most of those in china. that flight headed to travis air force base is now in the air and expected to land later tonight. ktvu alyssa arrington is at the airport with details. >> reporter: they will monitor passengers during the flight and when they arrive here at travis air force base during the quarantine period. if anyone shows symptoms, they will be treated off site. melanie herring is onof about 300 evacuees who packed up and finally left the quarantined diamond princess cruise ship that had been docked in yokohama, japan, to board a chartered flight back to the united states. she posted videos of her ordeal on social media. >> it's been

incidents of infection among us injures on the crew members on board of the ship the health ministry announced that more 60 more people have been infected it wasn't actually a shock to many people here because the experts have been warning of the possibility of more infections on this confined place. am of this of the current enough. time on the basis for 14 days was to prevent the virus from spreading but the experts say that in such environment virus could spread among the passengers and crew members especially the crew members who who have to stay in come on places and who have to stay even double bedrooms so. many of the infections now we're hearing of. might be might be among the crew members that are around 1000 crewmembers on board of the ship and if this numbers prove to be among the crew members then we may hear of more and more numbers during the coming days. well stereo's moskos is an associate professor of cellular and molecular sciences at northumbria university he joins us live via skype from newcastle upon tyne thank you for joining us when we saw that some people are r

contact with any service members at the base and there are no reports of infections on board the other plane in texas. >> japanese health officials confirmed another 99 cases of coronavirus on board the ship. this pushes the total number of cases to more than 71,000 around the world. most of them are in the chinese province where the outbreak started. nearly 1,800 people have died in china including one american. there are now 29 known cases in the united states, which includes the passengers who landed overnight at travis. >>> and a part of the south bay parkway is closed after a girl was attacked by a mountain lion in the open space preserve near cupertino. investigators say the mountain lion attacked the 6-year-old while she was on a talk on the hiking trail with two adults just a few miles from the main parking area. >> this happened on the trail and likely she had some very quick-thinking adults with her, and one of them was able to push the lion away and it took off down the brush. >> we captured the lion, and put it in a culvert, but we'll collect dna evidence before that happen comes make sure we have captured t

word, official word through the captain from the japanese ministry of health, that their plan is to test the remaining people on boardthat if you test negative and complete the 14 days, you will be able to leave the ship for yourfurther quarantine here in japan the ship for yourfurther quarantine here injapan at the same time, if they didn't com plete same time, if they didn't complete the evacuations, we wouldn't be able to return to the us for a period of time which they have subsequently advised us is basically the 14 days. they will count us 14 days. they will count us 14 days from when we leave the ship, we will have to get another negative test and upon satisfaction, we will be allowed to return, that is the current state of affairs. matthew smith speaking on board the diamond princess. so what are the ethics of keeping people in quarantine, either on a ship, in their homes or in specialist facilities? dr alexandra phelan is a specialist in global health science and security at georgetown university. i asked her how fair she thinks quarantine is. there is a real question here whether these quarantine, where the

crewmembers are now in an isolation ward in hong kong after complaining of a fever officials from hong kong's health prevention center and now on board the vessel they are taking the temperatures of we understand some 2600 passengers to determine what to do next now of course we know that this virus has a very long incubation period perhaps as long as 14 days so of course even if some of those passengers don't test positive for the virus a decision i think is likely to be made to have them remain in quarantine on board that boat for 2 more weeks and adrian any breakthrough in the strike by the doctors and nurses who are hong kong's leaders and seal the border with china. no real breakthrough if anything this dispute seems to be spreading daryn because these striking doctors and nurses who believe the only way of containing the virus is to seal hong kong's border with china and now appealing to workers in other unions to join their action in particular workers in the transport sector now the hospital authority here in hong kong says that this strike is having a major impact on emergency services in public hospitals and they're saying

board the diamond princess is right there behind me, it's a beautiful ship. but inside the number of coronavirus cases has continued to increase every single day. and healthknowledged people who remain on board do face a higher risk of infection than those who are off the ship including the 300 americans who are either back in the united states now or will be, you know, within the next couple of hours. >> yeah, a lot of concern, lot of people calling that quarantine a failed effort at quarantining people. and we are learning as we go along what needs to be done because there is so much that isn't known about this coronavirus. many thanks to you, will ripley, bringing us up to date as we await for the return of those americans back to u.s. soil. but as you pointed out, they still have another 14 days in quarantine to look forward to before they go home. many thanks again to our will ripley. we'll take a very short break. back in just a moment. out using, overwhelming scents? try febreze one; it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes, so you can feel good about using it in your home. for a light, natural-smelling freshness, try febreze one. and my side sup

health care. if they don't have symptoms, they'll get instructions on what to do next because people may have symptoms outside of the state of california. >> health services boardfor the pledge of allegiance. [pledge of allegiance] madam secretary. >> roll call. [roll call]

of public health. supervisor fewer gave a background and this was passed by the board of supervisors in 2006 and the purpose is to ensure that off-sale alcohol establishments in the city do their business with the goal of protecting the health and welfare of san francisco residents. off-sale alcohol outlets include all establishments that sell beer, wine and/or distilled liquors for consumption off the premises they were purchased. this included online retailers. the ordinance is actually within administrative code 26 and the city agencies that are a part of the partnership are listed on the slide. all off-sale establishments have a type 2 20 or 21 license from e california department of alcohol and beverage control. according to their data, this is a map outlining the density of the establishments in san francisco and according to their data, san francisco has the highest per capita based on number of residents in san francisco of outlet establishments. in the city. as a part of the dao, establishments are expected to pay an annual fee. currently, it's $272 for fiscal year 1920 and the city revenue generat

the who is offering a ray of hope, saying they could sent health officials on board to check on the health experts, that this cruise liner may be forced to wait until it goes into distress, or until they run out of food and supplies. of the seaese law conventions kick in. basically, that means any country close to that vessel will be legally obliged at that point to provide help or admit the cruise liners. that is what we are awaiting right now. the cdc is also voicing concerns about quarantines we have seen among cruise ships like the diamond princess, where 135 people contracted the disease. they say quarantines of such large groups of people could present issues, particularly when it comes to the elderly, who are at risk of complications for this virus. so they are now exploring what the safest option is. an extraordinary situation. yvonne, we are also seeing more corporate fallout. yvonne: we have more news here when it comes to companies resuming production, airbus the latest to stay they will restart -- to say they will restart production at their factory in shenzhen. we also learned

of its citizens has died from the coronavirus. >>> and we're reporting to you how u.s. health officials are scrutinizing accrues sh cruise docked in new york city. and some americans on board have tested positive of the coronavirus. >> and there is growing concern over how the chinese government has handled it. brian todd has this. >> reporter: the anthem of the seas was just on a standard caribbean cruise, but the alarm other than the kroern hcoronavi gotten so strong that when it docked in new jersey, passengers were screened and four people who had been to mainland china in late january but not wuhan were taken for additional testing. half a world away on another cruise ship in japan, rebecca frazier is one of about a dozen americans who have tested positive for coronavirus. >> a little scared. hard to know what the future holds since i don't really feel sick right now. is it going to get worse. >> reporter: thousands of people have been quarantined, confined to their cabins, which one expert says could present a new set of dangers. >> cruise ship are petri dishes. one thing that concerns me, you are you keeping them in close quarters where you may be amplifying transmi

here in the bay area santa clara county supervisors today extended a local health emergency because of the corona virus. the board's vote extended the health emergency through march 11th to date there have be 2 confirmed cases of the virus in santa clara county. well as current ira's concerns grow across the bay area tourism and businesses in sa francisco. >>we're seeing a slight slowdown across forced to leave the sec, you spoke to tourist hot spots or at least business leaders there she joins us live. in the city with the latest tell us. >>well sfo says many airlines are already stopped service to and fr china but a majority of the flights will be suspended by this friday of course with less people coming in from china that means less peoplespending money in the city some businesses say that they're already feeling those efcts. >>canceled. its herd is hurting us. >>restaurants like swan oyste depot say they're eing a slowdown in business after airlines has traveled between the us and china because of the corona virus. the last couple weeks, especially duri the middle of the week tuesday wednesday thursday. >>line

crisis on board, given that with 352 hong kong people on board the ship, they were some of the biggest roots of people on board, yet they said health officials were screening based on age and not nationality. 53 hong kong people infected by this disease on board out of the total 621. we heard from an infectious disease specialist who visited the diamond princess who said he was scared about being infected himself, that not everyone was being careful, and the control measures seems inadequate because there was no clear distention between the infection zone and virus free zone. emily: we will see how the situation evolves on the cruise ship. , some of itscao casinos reopening today. macao: 29 out of 41 in open at midnight today, but this will not be full capacity. 1800 gaming tables have reopened. that is just one third of the territory's total. we heard from casinos saying it will take a couple months to get back to normal. china says it will need two to three months. saying they are taking a phased approach, given they will gauge customer demand and whether employees can get back to work. it will be relief for the sector, but jp mo

board have e virus. a health official whoshoarded th to hand out questionnaires is one of them. there are over 3500 people on board. none have been allowed to get off. japan is saying it doesn'ttyave the capao treat them all. >> we are good little prisoners. we stay in our rooms and just go out on the balcony, put our trash out. the door.essages outside we wear our masks when we open the door for our food trays. we look forward to the food like any prisoner. this is the poshest penitentiary there is. odthe as got better. it is very we have three choices for our meals. sobody to me that we're the worst cluster of disease outside of china. i don't want to be part of any cluster of disease. >> unfortunately disease outside of china. of pehere is wingfield-hayes. >> the numbers on board the ship continueo climb quite fast. 39 new cases today and there are around 3000 700 people arantined on board the ship. they will ha to stay on for other week. they are stuck in their cabins. there is concern about the elderly people. >> another ship cut up was in hong kong. the difference between t

of public health. supervisor fewer gave a background and this was passed by the board of supervisors in 2006 and the purpose is to ensure that off-sale alcohol establishments in the city do their business with the goal of protecting the health and welfare of san francisco residents. off-sale alcohol outlets include all establishments that sell beer, wine and/or distilled liquors for consumption off the premises they were purchased. this included online retailers. the ordinance is actually within administrative code 26 and the city agencies that are a part of the partnership are listed on the slide. all off-sale establishments have a type 2 20 or 21 license from e california department of alcohol and beverage control. according to their data, this is a map outlining the density of the establishments in san francisco and according to their data, san francisco has the highest per capita based on number of residents in san francisco of outlet establishments. in the city. as a part of the dao, establishments are expected to pay an annual fee. currently, it's $272 for fiscal year 1920 and the city revenue generat

and i'm glad this is out 0 live from doha also coming up the world health organization boards that the risk of a coronavirus pandemic is increasing as it spreads to 5 you countries including nigeria. where shelling in weeks pushes libya's peace process to the brink we'll have the latest on the ground in tripoli. on patrol with the democratic republic of congo's army as they fight rebels responsible for a series of attacks in the east. so that a strike on turkish soldiers inside syria is increasing tensions on its borders and prompting concerns about where a new escalation might all lead an emergency meeting of nato ended with it calling for syria and russia to halt their offensive take he says $33.00 of its soldiers were killed there on thursday night to express solidarity with turkey but offered no additional support on the ground turkey has begun retaliatory strikes and says it struck more than $200.00 syrian government positions russia denies involvement in the soldiers' deaths and vladimir putin spoke with turkey's president had about a few hours ago and they've decided to stick to the 201

they were among 3,700 passengers on lockdown, some of whom have posted video of what it's like on board-- masked health workers, virtually deserted public spaces. one passenger called the ship "a floating luxury prison." looking at nearly two more weeks confined to her cabin, trudy clement is unsettled. >> apparently we're going to be allowed out to stretch our legs tomorrow, but we are being supervised when we do that, and we only can go to a certain area of the ship, and we must mask up. >> reporter: clement says she feels like an alien. >> we look down off the balcony and we see all these people-- masked, gowned, gloves-- and it's just like the people who deliver food to our room. you open the door and you feel like e.t. at the end of the movie. >> reporter: in china, one of the doctors who sounded the alarm about coronavirus died today of the illness. meanwhile, two newborns, one barely 30 hours old, have been diagnosed with the virus. and here in hong kong, another 4,000 people have been quarantined on this ship, "the world dream" over the past two days. now, that's after more than 30 crew members

i think health care is a winning issue for democrats across the board. we know the president's handling ofmittees and the 30th percentile in terms of approval for the way he's handled health care. we know he supported federal lawsuits that basically will take away protections for pre-existing conditions. >> neil: you raise a good point and how this could sort out, but i wonder, beverly, there's a limit how aggressively they go after bloomberg. this is a same guy who wrote a check to help the nominee, the party. they don't want to go too far. >> he is and lot of influence over the years, not just with local communities across the country but some of those individuals he's going to be debating. what's fascinating is his team already came out and said that this is in his forte. he is not great at public speaking so they are already dumpling expectations just a little bit. they are hoping that if he doesn't have a super strong showing it won't hurt them too badly the polls. from a messaging standpoint, i do think he needs to be on the more moderate level, but he's going to be attacked tonight.

this morning at the contra costa county board of supervisors meeting the county health will update the coronavirus. the san francisco airport commission is also meeting this morning. ucf health addressed cases tuesday. a man infected his wife after coming home from a trip to wuhan china. that's the center of the coronavirus. this brings the number of the coronavirus cases in the united states to 11. four of those are here in the bay area. two at ucsf and two in santa clara county. ucsf says we have instituted a number of measures to screen patients as well as prevent the coronavirus's spread. ucsf health is ensuring we the cdc will screen anyone who's been to mainland china in the last two weeks. by customs and border protection and will have to monitor themselves. it's a different story for travelers who aren't citizens. >> cbp is no longer granting entry to anyone. any foreign citizens who have been in that region. so really it's a change in terms of cdc to who they're screening and it's a change for cbp in terms of who they're letting into the united states. . >> the san francisco a