so thank you much. >> secretary: commissioner chow. >> commissioner chow: yeah. thank you. i'm sorry we can't quite see you. but we must be having technical issues here. in follow-up of dr. green's questions in regards to visitation, i thought we had seen [indiscernible] maybe can you tell us what status that had in terms of permitted visitors to skilled nursing facilities and or long-term care. i think mr. rich afterwards, sent us to documentation that this was occurring and i wanted to know what laguna was doing. we heard what general was doing, in terms of visit oshes, and i just heard what you were saying in terms of being quite cautious about doing this. so what are your plans and is there going from the state that is actuallying us also, in terms of visitation of families? >> as you know, we are a little different from the normal skilled nursing facility in that with 13 units and almost 780, you know, residents here, so you know, we're in 10, 12, 13 skilled nursing facilities all wrapped into one. and like i said before, we have really spent a lot time and we have con

chow. could i ask commissioner wagner would have any idea -- it sounds like the interim budget is just sort of a budget for appropriation, but that the real budget that you're talking about us all trying to have input into would be the one that goes into the august period, is that right? >> that is correct. as a matter of law and process, the charter has a june 1st deadline in it. and so june 1st there's a placeholder budget which is essentially continuing the current year's budget. and so that it meets that charter requirement for the timing, but then it will buy two months of additional time to submit a budget that has kind of the substantive response to this covid-induced economic situation. so you're right, dr. chow, it will be a place holder and the august 1 budget that we're shooting for to make new decisions and address the new economic situation. >> commissioner chow: so do we have an approximate $2 billion budget. and i don't remember the exact fund -- let me put it the other way,

chow, that's exactly right. and in this compressed timeline and in this time of social distancing, and the many challenges that we have, your comments are even more salient. and certainly you're committed to achieving the goals within the timeline but also getting as much input as we're able to during this period. >> clerk: all right, thank you. commissioner bernal, is it okay to go back to item 3 to the director's report? oh, you're muted, commissioner bernal. >> president bernal: yes, that's okay. >> clerk: dr. colfax, and the director's report? >> yes, and, again, i apologize for my delayed participation in the meeting. we were having challenge with microsoft teams. and so good afternoon, commissioners, grant colfax, director of health. you have the director's report in front of you. and much of what i'm going to talk about in the covid-19 response is going to be covered in that discussion. so there are some details here that i would -- i would leave in the interest of time for you to ask any questions about.

chow. i can't raise your hand. i wanted to congratulate you on having dr. horton selected and in spite of everything that is going on that we haven't lost sight of keeping our eye on trying to get key administrative people to fit into our department. so thank you very much. and congratulations to dr. horton. >> i don't know if you can hear me but thank you so much and thank you for the nice introduction. >> clerk: thank you, dr. horton. >> hi, dr. horton. >> hi, dr. horton. thank you. >> clerk: great. shall we move to the next item, commissioners? okay. so let me pull this up quickly. item 4 is a coronavirus preparedness update and, again, this is dr. colfax. >> hi. good afternoon, commissioners. i think that the slides are up. >> clerk: actually, no, give me one second dr. colfax. okay, now they're up. >> great. so good afternoon, commissioners. this is my -- this is the covid-19 update. i would say that it's a preparedness response and recovery update. i think that one thing that i would

chow. yes. great, thank you very much. we can move on to -- let me see -- we move on to item 10 which is the laguna honda regulatory affairs report. mr. smith. >> hi there. it's troy williams first before we have adrian come on. and i just wanted to report that and to acknowledge the work that adrian has been doing here as the acting chief quality officer for laguna honda. he'll be transitioned back to zuckerberg san francisco general on june 1. and since this will be his last laguna honda regulatory report, i just wanted to take the opportunity to thank him for all of his work over the last year and really helping to stabilize the quality program here at laguna honda. we were working on transitioning him back in february, and then our covid response began and as usual adrian stepped up to the plate when we were asked to stay and to be the incident commander and the deputy incident commander for our structure. so i just really want to personally thank adrian for all of his work. i know that

thank you, commissioner chow. i see mr. wagner, his microphone is muted and i'm not sure if he was at the meeting, but i will pass that along to him. >> it's something we would like to hears hears a hears hears t presentation. any other questions? >> commissioner green. >> congratulations on your continued success with epic. mr. wagner spoke of how important optimizing revenue with epic as a tool would be as we face our future deficits and you mentioned that there was, maybe, some issues in stabilizing the optimization and so i'm wondering if maybe you can either elaborate a little or tell us in your future update, you know, how that is being approached in the context, also, the anticipated increase in the medicale enrollment and in-patient versus outpatient billing, you'll approach that, because it sounds like a great source of revenue for the department and it pivots on all of the aspects on what you're doing in so many ways. >> to bring together a shared perspective because a lot of the work that's going on already has b

i used to love doggy chow. i used to love doggy chow, too! that's it for this week.ith more home viewing treats. i need somebody to tattoo, i'm running out of... come on, rich, what about you? don't even look at me, dude. why? your work is mad inconsistent. obama ain't right! the broad with a pattern is going to change very little of the week ahead, it will be a week of contrasts in the uk as it was over the weekend. many places in the south of england having a warm and sunny day on sunday, a dramatic skyline though in the north—west of england following those late in the day thundery showers. an area of low pressure is keeping this very u nsta ble pressure is keeping this very unstable air across the uk to more showers to come. a lot of low cloud is streaming in from of the north sea at the moment so a great start for some places but over the weekend we keep this mixture of warm sunshine and some heavy and thundery downpours. anyplace is starting dry on monday, great start for much of scotla nd on monday, great start for much of scotland in the north—east of england

i used to love doggy chow. i used to love doggy chow, too! that's it for this week.. i need somebody to tattoo. i'm running out of... come on, rich, what about you, man? don't even look at me, dude. why? your work is mad inconsistent. obama ain't right! hello there. saturday a much cooler day across eastern scotland misting cloud coming back across the country in the northeast of england. the shower should be gone by the end of the night and to preachers to 13 degrees. the grey start for much of scotla nd degrees. the grey start for much of scotland and northeast and the retreats back to the coast of northeast england and into eastern scotla nd northeast england and into eastern scotland and sunny spells elsewhere triggering some showers that could be happy and fun to read and mainly focused on wales and the midlands. the large part of the uk will be dry with sunshine and temperatures typically again into the low 205. looking ahead to the beginning of next week and again we have got some local out affecting scotland in the northeast of england for a while and sunny n

chow, commissioner chow. i appreciate those questions. with regard to the p.p.e.ssue, as you know that we have worked very closely with the hospital council throughout this -- throughout this pandemic and coordinated the efforts very well. and has been a remarkable leader in that work. and our p.p.e. issues in some ways were the most challenging across the network of providers and they assured us that their p.p.e. concerns have diminished quite a bit. and we think that as long as our supply chain is strong, theirs is probably even stronger. so we basically have developed a system where we don't require them to certify they have 30-day supply, but we have regular check-ins with them to make sure that they are able to have that 30 days. that hasn't been a major concern recently. with regard to the long-term care facility, i appreciate you pointing that out. and just to be clear, we issued -- not to be clear, but to remind the commission that we issued and they issued a health care order requiring long-term care facilities to test patients and staff for covid-19. bas

>> commissioner chow?>> i was just wondering, once a budget gets through, how the city was going to be trying to monitor it? this is an unusual budget year, then. are there thoughts that they would, you know, be withholding funds for the latter part of the year and have some withholds that we would have to show revenue targets? are they going to monitor and make sure there are the funds coming in and our expenditures are coming down. >> yeah, that's literally the hundred million dollar question and so two pieces to it. so we do have our normal financialmafinancial monitorings that we'll have to beef up and we have flexed these up and down, depending on where we are in our financial condition. so i expect that within the department and with the controller's office, we'll be putting additional layers of approvals and reporting into place as we have done in the past and so that would be additional controls over hiring, over materials and supplies, expenditures and all those types of good financial hygiene too

chow.> thank you, dr. colfax, for the explanation. i'm wondering, your display of the three or four metrics with the different colors were very clear, but the large metrics you showed earlier, does it have more measures and, therefore, it comes up into this scorecard that is simpler to read and easy to understand and that's the reason you're showing us what's behind it, or is it that the whole scorecard is really what's going to be used and this is merely a summary? because the summary was easy to understand. the other one was very complex, and i'm sure well thought out. i'm not sure if it means that 9 greens and 4 yellows equal what then? >> yeah. i appreciate the question, commissioner. the metrics, the table i showed is complicated. it translates -- yeah. the cutoff that i showed translates into the more -- the more generalized assessment that i showed you in the subsequent slides. so there's no one color. it's not an interpretation of the various metrics that add up to any one color. ea

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prosecutors confirming chow vin was negotiating a guilty plea to local and federal charges, so, what changed? as george floyd's brother appears before congress today, saying his brother did not deserve to die over $20. and what he said when asked if he believed his brother's killing was premeditated. >>> also tonight, as we come on the air, the urgent hunt for a gunman who opened fire on a police station. investigators do believe the shootings are connected. residents ordered to shelter in place. and what authorities have

munich on the northern edge of the alps germany's highest peak this pizza and king movie the 2nd sperry chow palace linda holds a close by no wonder the village is one of the various most popular tourist destinations. although the passion play is staged only once every 10 years it has a permanent influence on the village. the gospel story is painted on the facades of houses in all its myriad asians. the numerous souvenir shops so carvings of saints apostles and crucifixes. oberon mcdowell represents a tradition that makes the gospel narrative accessible in many forms. the villages crucifix carvers are as famous as its passion play which has been attracting visitors since the 19th century. film with them were illusion good excels it was free the british the swedish and the danish royals and the austrian hausberg been here a little. frederick myatt knows he'll be tied up here for the next 10 months 5 times a week from mid may until october the residents of oberammergau will rehearse jesus's suffering and death each performance lasts more than 5 hours it's a mammoth undertaking devised to come

new cases it is now registering dozens of new infections for the 2nd day in a row professor benjamin chow from china western university finance and economics believes the country is responding swiftly on correctly. in the measure 80000 samples have been tested in just one day on sunday 59 points and more than. 6000 workers at a market nearly 7 percent of them have been cast as good news the only time negative so i think. even. the safest place we know or know almost always in china i think people are confident about the procedures. the way. they are no new pace and a lot of new cases out i think it's just very isolated it's spreading by now because. now you know the rush of support for the book lives mattera campaign in the current climate has seen big names race to show their solidarity all over the place really some major brand celebrities you know they are in it to pressure for change of course but there's suspicion over the motives but in some social media influencers saskia taylor has been looking at how some seem more concerned about their own reputations than you or writes. great i

beijing and international affairs commentator victor gao who is the chair professor at china's sue chow university victor welcome back to the program good to have you this law the timing of it it's been passed on the eve of the anniversary of the british handover of hong kong to china how significant how much does not play into what beijing is saying here. well this national security law enacted for hong kong is a milestone in hong kong and will serve the purpose of men to need stability and making sure that the one country 2 system can continue to thrive up to 2047 we've seen the turmoil and the violence and the attack on rule of law in hong kong over the past one year and you can see very clearly there have been very obvious for ring finger prints in the tamo in hong kong and this is exactly this national security law is aimed about that is anti subversion anti treason for example and making sure that the one country 2 system is fully abided by and to have it in acted on the eve of the anniversary the 23rd anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty back for a u.k. to china is even mor

jessica chow is one of nearly two dozen from san francisco general to put down their stethoscopes. >>a very different skill set. ( laughter ) i think we painted this tribute mural really to-- to those who have touched our hearts and souls. >> reporter: does this almost feel therapeutic to you? >> it was definitely inspiring and rejuvenating, and a very humbling experience. maybe it's also partly because maybe it's also partly because we n we needed this for ourselves to give ourselves hope. >> reporter: doctors, who have seen the worst, finding some of icine st medicine may be art. jamie yuccas, cbs news, los angeles. >> o'donnell: a reminder again how grateful we are for our healthcare heroes. we'll be right back. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what

it's now registering dozens of new infections for the 2nd day in a row i spoke to professor benjamin chow from china's southwestern university of finance and economics who thinks the country is responding swiftly and correctly right now. i think beijing is very good this time being. in the measurements 80000 samples have been in just one day on sunday we posit and then more than. 6000 workers at a market nearly 7 percent of them happy past it and good news all week. so i think. the safest place way now and almost in china i think people are confident about the procedure is. the way right now there are no new cases that a lot of new cases. they're isolated spreading out in this. funny from the russian support for the matter campaign in the current climate to see big names race to show their solidarity while some major brands and celebrities are in it to make change there's also suspicion of the motives behind some social media influences taylor looks at how some seemed more concerned about their own reputations than equal rights of the day. currier virus caused a serious content crisis the

and is commissioner chow on the phone by chance?> commisioner chung: yes, i am and i will try for the visual connection as the phone goes on. >> clerk: okay. and commissioner bernal, i believe that you have smgz to say? >> president bernal: thank you to my chigdzers and welcome to all of the members of the public who may be viewing the health commission meeting for tuesday, may 19th. before we begin i wanted to let everybody know that the commissioners and i have sought to -- with the support of the mayor, beginning in june to meet twice a month with remote meetings. so on the first and third at a new time at 3:00 p.m.. the meeting on the first tuesday of the month will include a covid-19 update and a d.p.h. update and contract items and d.p.h. program updates. and the meeting on the thursday tuesday of the month includes covid-19 updates and we'll focus on the general hospital and the laguna honda related issues. so with that let's move on to approval of the minutes. >> clerk: actually, commissioner, do you mind if i do my intro wi

prosecutors confirming chow vin was negotiating a guilty plea to local and federal charges, so, what changed? as george floyd's brother appears before congress today, saying his brother did not deserve to die over $20. and what he said when asked if he believed his brother's killing was premeditated. >>> also tonight, as we come on the air, the urgent hunt for a gunman who opened fire on a police station. investigators do believe the shootings are connected. residents ordered to shelter in place. and what authorities have just revealed tonight. >>> after military leaders said the time has come to discuss changing names of u.s. military bases named after confederate leaders, tonight, president trump saying this will not happen, saying they are part of a great american heritage. and nascar late today revealing they are now banning the confederate flag. >>> the coronavirus here in the u.s. alarming news tonight involving the spike in cases right now across more than 20 states. some hospitals told to enact emergency plans. and some authorities now talking about a potential for a stay at

chow. >> yes. i echo everybody's admiration and obviously it doesn't take away from the extreme hard work for you to have put this together. looking at the -- so -- i'm glad that you continued the initiatives that we thought were very important for the infrastructure because i think that without those backgrounds, like the hr and the quality programs, which we know are in response also to the deficiencies that we have seen and been criticized for, this this is a small amount of money to really put in to that to be able to do all of the other programs you're talking about. so i think we really want to strongly support those stay in and work with the city to understand the importance of that since we've been criticized in those two areas particularly. i am concerned that, as we're looking at -- obviously, it relates to the failure of the city budget to be able to come up with the general funds that we're talking about. we all know that that certainly is almost conservative the way that the st

chow.u, dr. colfax, for the explanation. i'm wondering, your display of the three or four metrics with the different colors were very clear, but the large metrics you showed earlier, does it have more measures and, therefore, it comes up into this scorecard that is simpler to read and easy to understand and that's the reason you're showing us what's behind it, or is it that the whole scorecard is really what's going to be used and this is merely a summary? because the summary was easy to understand. the other one was very complex, and i'm sure well thought out. i'm not sure if it means that 9 greens and 4 yellows equal what then? >> yeah. i appreciate the question, commissioner. the metrics, the table i showed is complicated. it translates -- yeah. the cutoff that i showed translates into the more -- the more generalized assessment that i showed you in the subsequent slides. so there's no one color. it's not an interpretation of the various metrics that add up to any one color. each metric

chow. >> thank you, dr. colfax, for the explanation. i'm wondering, your display of the three or four metrics with the different colors were very clear, but the large metrics you showed earlier, does it have more measures and, therefore, it comes up into this scorecard that is simpler to read and easy to understand and that's the reason you're showing us what's behind it, or is it that the whole scorecard is really what's going to be used and this is merely a summary? because the summary was easy to understand. the other one was very complex, and i'm sure well thought out. i'm not sure if it means that 9 greens and 4 yellows equal what then? >> yeah. i appreciate the question, commissioner. the metrics, the table i showed is complicated. it translates -- yeah. the cutoff that i showed translates into the more -- the more generalized assessment that i showed you in the subsequent slides. so there's no one color. it's not an interpretation of the various metrics that add up to any one color. each metric is assigned a color based on the cr

. >> dagen: greg, that analysis is the intellectual equivalent of eating doggy chow on live television. every side does this. trump making fun of mitt romney walking like a penguin. the difference here is these are actually news people. we can joke about nancy or whoever, but these are actual people creating new segments about this. while they are doing that, they are deliberately not reporting other stories. there was a black lives matter activist that was murdered. that was in the news that they caught the assailant. the assailant wasn't white. it's not news. hannah pfizer, 25-year-old woman was killed by a sheriff in missouri. i think it was saturday night. but it's not news because she's white. now you see this 31-year-old man knocked out in 4-year-old woman and she hit her head -- a 94-year-old woman. i bet you haven't seen that footage anywhere. probably not on this network, not on cnn, not on "the view." these are the stories that the media chooses not to report. why is that? it's a good question but let's talk about the fact that may be trump was wearing new shoes or head body

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their lungs by 97% within 48 hours, reduced lung damage and helped the hamsters getting back towards chowing away on food and getting fat again as opposed to when they're sick, they don't really eat. that's really good news for hamsters. we hope it's also good news for people. the drug is moving from manufacturing into clinical trials that will happen this fall. cheryl: so if there's a 97% efficacy rate for hamsters, how good is that for humans? what's the promise there? >> it is good, it shows that the same virus in a hamster would get normally, it's protecting its lungs, it's reducing the virus. that's really good. you still need to run the study in humans to make sure there's no surprises. antibiotics would work in a hamster and in a human. it gives us a lot of confidence our medicine is effective. cheryl: you also worked the past with flu vaccines, on different treatments for maybe more common diseases around the world, i mean, your experience with the coronavirus and where we're at today, is this the worst that you have seen as far as infectious disease? >> i mean, this is the biggest m

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that's about a resurgence of shopping, chowing down and the roar of big-time commerce. a return to normalcy trade and that's how you get everything from nordstrom to kohl's along with the railroads like norfolk southern and union pacific caterpillar, honeywell and even boeing which trades at 737-max on the verge of being approved by the faa it's cheesecake time in america. that's right turns out if you open it like cheesecake factory they will come which is why the hallowed institution is crushing the numbers. remember, some of these retailers were supposed to be out of business by now cheesecake factory skipped rent in april same for the cruise lines. save j. powell almost no major corporation goes out of business in this happy era aside from small businesses hanging on by a thread thanks to the pandemic remember that? and the looting happening in conjunction with the otherwise totally justified george floyd protests what do you do first off, you have to know where the money is coming from to buy stocks. bonds sold off hard today. hey, who needs bonds when we're lookin

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sent a letter to then the task force for the covid-19 crisis, vice president pence, and to secretary chow and to other members asking for guidelines. i think they still have not been issued and i am not sure they are going to be issued, which i think is a mistake. guidelines can help us move forward, help us put the right safety measures in place so our economy can move forward. our colleagues also last month as the chairman was saying introduced the critical infrastructure employee protection act. i was glad to join chairman wicker on this bill. and this bill would direct the federal government to direct states in prioritizing testing and access personnel protective equipment to those people on the front line that includes firefighters in my state. one thing that has gotten left out in the ppe funding were the firefighters. you wouldn't think they would, but they have. it is weird because they are essential in transporting individuals from our nursing home facilities into hospitals and we have a high, high number of deaths occur in nursing homes. that transport is deny by firefighters. a

klobuchar: the special committee by secretary chow to review the practices recommended that the faa shouldexpand its standards . in already references with senator moran and kept up. and cantwell. and one of the cosponsors and the authority assistance, has the capacity act to help improve international pilot training. do believe that the faa should work international, safety standards for the industry. they will know, my constituents, during the crash, no one are americans are going to be on the flights all over theti world. stephen dickson: i wholeheartedly agree. and then i talked about before, is activity that were already undertaking in this area. we look forward to continue to engage both bilateral originally on pilots training qualification issues around the world. it. >> thank you. technically that are o'clock is a must be on the screens. >> thank youl mr. chairman . administrator dickson, welcome. it is good to have you here. the joint authorities technical review is said the faa was not aware of the mcas but because the information and discussions about these recommendations we pr

i used to love doggy chow. i used to love doggy chow, too! that's it for this week. out of... come on, rich, what about you? don't even look at me, dude. why? your work is mad inconsistent. 0bama ain't right! hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. people intending to protest in london today will have to be off the streets by 5:00 this afternoon. the metropolitan police says it has put conditions in place which apply to all demonstrators, including left and right—wing groups, that have notified the authorities of their intention to rally. senior officers have again urged people to stay away while coronavirus rules remain in place. hundreds of black and minority ethnic doctors in the uk have told the bbc they are still waiting for a coronavirus risk assessment. guidance issued by nhs england at the end of april recommended that staff who are at greater risk should be assessed. similar recommendations were made in wales, scotland and northern ireland. 94% of doctors who have d

last, in january the special committee excision hadded by secretary chow to review the process recommended the faa should expand efforts to improve international standards. this bill was already referenced with senator moran and senator capito and of course senator cantwell and i'm one of the co-sponsors to help improve international pilot training. do you agree that the faa should work with international partners to develop international pilot and safety standards for the work force and agency. i think we all know as we know from my constituent dying in that crash that no one is immune. our americans are going to be on flights all over the world. >> yes, senator. wholeheartedly agree. the effort i talked about before is the activity we're already undertaking in this area and we look forward to continuing to engage both bilaterally and regionally on pilot training and qualification issues around the world. >> thank you, senator klobuchar. i would note that technically our clock is supposed to be on the screens, so we'll -- >> i'll fix it. i'll fix it. >> next is senator fisher also joining