browner, you can help us, and what's happening there.we understand there's maintenance, and there is some questions if there will be a pool returning and how to do rehab units without a pool? >> yeah, so i'm not an expert on in-patient rehab. i know that the pool had very poor ventilation and lots of leaking and was not considered to be -- we didn't consider it to be something we could keep up with during covid. as far as i know, most acute rehab facilities don't actually have swimming pools. most rehab is done without having that kind of facility. we were lucky that we had one. >> is -- dr. brenner, i'm not sure if you were finished, but with those problems at the pool, was cpmc intending not to have the pool anymore? >> ed, if i can call you ed because i've known you for so long, i've got to tell you, it hasn't risen to the list of things that have crossed my desk for decisions about. there's so much else going on about. i'd be remiss if i said i was fully up to speed about what's going on with the pool. we're dealing with lots of othe

warren browner that there are two hospital that are approximate to the tenderloin. st. francis, which has made efforts to involve itself in the community and this crises. frankly, cpmc, has been less of an active participant. i actually communicated with dre to engage cpmc in seeing what they can do with behavioral health specialists with clinicians, with beds to be part of the solution to this crises. i like to add that we have quite a number of shelter facilities in and around the tenderloin that because of covid, have been at 50% of capacity. when we are talking about linkage to capacity that is under utilized because of covid, there are answers there that we need it get serious about and explore. particularly, given that somewhere around two thirds of the homeless population is vaccinated, that we can utilize, shetter sites -- shelter sites more efficiently. to that end, i have a few questions for our city attorney and i apologize if these were asked at the last hearing on december 23rd. given that on top of the public health crises with covid, this is an additional

warren browner that there are two hospital that are approximate to the tenderloin. st. francis, which has made efforts to involve itself in the community and this crises. frankly, cpmc, has been less of an active participant. i actually communicated with dre to engage cpmc in seeing what they can do with behavioral health specialists with clinicians, with beds to be part of the solution to this crises. i like to add that we have quite a number of shelter facilities in and around the tenderloin that because of covid, have been at 50% of capacity. when we are talking about linkage to capacity that is under utilized because of covid, there are answers there that we need it get serious about and explore. particularly, given that somewhere around two thirds of the homeless population is vaccinated, that we can utilize, shetter sites -- shelter sites more efficiently. to that end, i have a few questions for our city attorney and i apologize if these were asked at the last hearing on december 23rd. given that on top of the public health crises with covid, this is an additional