maybe it's time to go to digital detox, but then why did i pay all this money? some people have become to attached to their phones that now is a good time to put the phone down. there are apps to help you through with that task, including timed blackouts that lock you out of all your apps except for it texting and calling. turn off notifications except for abc 7 news app. >> obviously. >> don't respond to work e-mails when you are in home except if you still want your job. unfollow or unfriend toxic people and posts. good luck with that. create rooms in your home that are tech free. >> yeah. >> go for a walk without your phone. hope you don't have an emergency. >> okay. we will see how that goes. speaking of a digital detox, as bay area re dents say hello to 2018 many are starting to commit or recommit to new year's resolutions. i found what's on top of mind for people in san francisco, heard from the digital detox to green juice recipes to one that really touched me. >> the fireworks are officially done and dried out christmas trees are lining the curbs ready f

." >> still to come on "action news," saturday morning, digital detox, we'll tell you ways to break looseight now from facebook and twitter and other tech gadgets. >> i might need one of those. 5:39 a.m., live look sky6 live hd over the center city skyline, it is going dob -- to be a frigid day, meteorologist chris sowers back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, and some changes finally in sight. we'll tell you when. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. philadelphia school students a few extra days off. crews are hard at work getting the buildings ready to return on monday. it's back to class. "act

." >> anthony: detoxing from what?ank you, guys. >> group: thank you, tony. >> anthony: to minas. there's always somewhere that cooks come from. usually it's the ass-end of a country. here it's different. it's not just where the cooks are, but food and ingredients and some pretty amazing visual inspiration. ♪ >>> expressing regret. donald trump's former adviser distancing himself from controversial comments attributed to him about the u.s. president and his family. >>> face-to-face as north and south korea get set for talks, there are hopes it could lead to more dialogue. >>> and a room full of winners. oprah winfrey brings hollywood to its feet with a rousing message. >> the room was ringing after she had the podium there. >> it was amazing. >> live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta. we want to welcome our viewer here is and around the world. i'm george howell. >> and i'm rosemary

from it, the detox period is difficult. when you come out on the other side, you feel much better. what they're doing in the white house is detoxing after getting over this bad drug steve bannon. >> like euphoria after throwing up. feel good for a little while. the nausea comes back. >> the detox will be painful but they'll be better off for this. what we learned today is bannon views himself as bigger than the trump family, bigger than the president and bigger than the office. he viewed trump as a vessel. but when the vessel got out to sea, it got its own mind. it became more like what you would expect a republican vessel to do, which bannon hated. why? because he's not an actual republican. he's had a hell of a couple months here on his exit interview he said the administration has no credible military strategy in north korea a strategic disaster for the white house. he promised civil war against the president's allies in the senate, led the president down a disastrous path in alabama. and now, this book, if i didn't know

process it helps people get through most people are deathly afraid of the detox process that they don't even try to continue to use you know from their cannabis can help them stay off it might help people is that they achieved their goal whether that's sation of all to use or whether that's replacement there is no lethal dose of cannabis nobody dies using cannabis so that's really our thing is nobody finds any recovery of their debt so let's start with taking debt up to table and see what we go joe shrunk thank you so much. for you show that you already recognize this music the james bond theme is one of the most iconic pieces of music that you will hear at the but it's also one of several featured in a new documentary called school that opens in germany this week. whistling melodies twenty guitars and fatalistic trumpets never before had a movie score set the mood for a series of films in the way ennio morricone is did for the renowned spaghetti westerns. took that sound of that it's r. and they called it in so that was the violence. that is the sound of you know look at us that still

. >>> first, if you have an out of control sweet tooth, it might be time for detox.er shows you how to cut back. >> with a doctor's approval, a sugar detox can help you drop unwanted pounds and feel better in just a few weeks. here's one plan you might want to try. for the first three days, cut out all sugar. that means no fruit, starchy vegetables, dairy, grains, alcohol and artificial sweeteners. for the first week after that, you can add one apple and one unsweetened full fat dairy food per day along with some higher sugar vegetables and high fiber crackers. up to three glasses of red wine per week are allowed. on week two, you can add berries, another serving of dairy and starchy vegetables. grains are permitted in week three along with more fruit, dark chocolate and another glass of red wine. week four is the home stretch. you can drink up to five glasses of wine each week now and have two daily servings of starches. after that, an occasional indulgence is allowed. for more details on this detox, check out cnn.com/health. - [narrator] imagine a shirt that actual

>> yes. >> alex didn't find out about the detox until much later. he says in the weeks before she died, emily still had a stash of pain pills. how many times did you say to your wife, if you don't get off the drugs i'm going to have to leave you? >> at least three. >> she wouldn't do it? >> she would fall back into her old habits. >> she never agreed to rehab? >> she told me all her doctors are on the same page, everything was fine. >> alex was telling everyone his wife was a victim of her own demons, soon, new evidence would emerge that would send this case in a more sinister direction. coming up -- >> the results came back clean. >> so it wasn't an overdose in. >> it wasn't an overdose. >> what then could it have been what killed ily? >> she was scared. there was somethingwrong. >> when "dateline" continues. shawn evans: it's 6 am. 40 million americans are waking up to a gillette shave. and at our factory in boston, 1,200 workers are starting their day building on over a hundred years of heritage, craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing

for others they're going on a digital detox.a wuerlly has tips. >> reporter: the slow creep of technology into our lives has reached a breaking point for many. aaron shiller is digital life coach. he says we have to get disciplined. >> with any change you make you have to set a goal or have some mind-set that you're going to do something less or more. so if you're like going to not eat sugar you have to wake up in the day and say i'm going to eat less sugar. same would be with technology. >> first step, take back control. for example, taming notifications. you do not need to look at your phone every time a retailer's app blasts a sale notification. so go to settings, click notifications and get serious about turning them off. deny, turn off sound. delete that completely. now let's talk e-mails. the big intrusion is from work. do you really need to be on call all the time? >> there is no life work balance any. now it's about like work integration. you tell your boss your co-workers your employee hey from 6:00 to 9:00 i'm going to

>> put that down. >> people going for digital detox.lp. >> reporter: modern life is dominated by cell 15. breaking point for many. aaron schiller is a digital life coach. says we have to get disciplined. >> with any change have a goal. mindset, do something less or more. not eat sugar? wake up and say how do i do that? same with technology. >> reporter: take back control. taming notifications. don't need to look at phone every time retailer's app send it's. go to notifications and be serious about turning them off. deny. turn off sounds. delete that completely. let's talk e-mail. big intrusion from work. do you really need to be on call all the time? >> there is no life/work balance, now it's life/work integration. tell your boss, employees, 6:00 to 9:00 going to be with family. don't call or text. i'll do the same. >> reporter: social media, get ruthless. toxic people or post too many political rants? easy. unfollow. facebook can let other person not know they're out of your news feed. and go through the pages you like. be sure you wan

. >>> digital detox. is your twice ruling your life? from all that e-mail to app overload.ow to take back control this year and stop phoning it in. >>> are you ready for some football? college's top four teams facing off in just hours. can reigning champs clemson score a repeat or will the crimson tide roll right over them? >>> and up and away. the best p 2018 without breaking the bank. bucket list trips to finally check off the list, from islands to mountains and the ultimate hidden gem. we're kicking 2018 off right, right here on "gma." [ cheers and applause ] >>> if you weren't awake, you will be now. good morning, america and a very happy new year. we want to thank our very festive audience. [ cheers and applause ] >> and thank you -- yeah, exactly. we want to thank all of you for joining us on this first day of 2018. we are on tape this morning so we could be home with our families. some of us recovering. we hope you're enjoying your holiday too, and yes, wonderful audience so you're still with us. [ cheers and applause ] they will be throughout the day. >> yes. as you

anxious that millions of younger voters turned to labour then, the tories have tried to detox their imagels, banning microbeads, plans to end the sale of ivory. what does labour make of the plastics plan? 25 years is far too long. the plastics culture has to be challenged. the throwaway society culture has to be challenged and the pollution of our rivers and seas by plastic waste is absolutely dreadful. the prime minister believes her promise is the right one to make. her hope — to create a habitat more friendly to her political breed. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. dominic chappell, who was in charge of bhs when it went bust in 2016, has been found guilty on three charges of failing to provide information demanded by the pensions regulator. the scheme had 19,000 members and a shortfall of 571 million pounds when bhs collapsed. he'll be sentenced at a later date. our business correspondent, simon gompertz, explains what followed the firm's collapse. in that time since then, mps, the insolvency service have been investigating but also the pension regulator because the company had a huge defic

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some say giving up alcohol is a way to detox. for others it's a way to drink less. doctors say abstaining can improve liver function and reduce anxiety. cocktails are full of clears so it can help in weight loss. >>> for all the chocolate lovers, you may want to start hoarding >> scientists say that chocolate may be extinct by 2050 >> when you think of extensive what comes to mind. >> dinosaurs >> common sense. >> what about chocolate >> doesn't come to mind jb i could stand a lose a few >> scientists claim that climate change could make it extinct by the year 2050 >> chocolate. >> ok. >> wow. >> i mean, that's -- honestly, devastated, you'll get used to it >> no. >> reporter: according to a report by the oceanic atmospheric administration it will make it impossible >> the chocolate producing plants grow 20's degrees north or south of equator, ma i gradually get pushed into higher less heatable areas resulting in less chocolatey goodness. >> chocolate chip cookies. >> keep chocolate won't cut it here >> mix could be anything more important >> what's a chocolate love

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. >> gwyneth paltrow suggested doing a coffee enema as a detox and kim k.this, saying he's on day 9 of meal replacement shakes. it's ironic kim is losing weight when baby three is due any day now. they'll both in the delivery room with no cameras. we are told kim will be hands on from the very beginning. and that they haven't picked out a name yet. >> northwest? southwest? >> gigi and bella hadid. the mom is giving back by making other runway models' dreams a reality. >> biggest mistake a model can make? complain, be bitchey, and not show up on time. >> her daughters are among the top ten highest paid models in the world. bella's worth an estimated $12 million. gigi? about $13 million. yolanda was their momager since the two were toddlers. her advice for making it in the biz? >> you got to be the first one on the job. you got to be the hardest working girl there. you have to be kind, polite to everybody. a pretty face only lasts so long. >> now the former real housewife of beverly hills is getting her own lifetime reality series, "making a model." it's kind

some say giving up alcohol is a way to detox. for others it's a way to drink less. doctors say abstaining can improve liver function and reduce anxiety. cocktails are full of clears so it can help in weight loss. >>> for all the chocolate lovers, you may want to start hoarding >> scientists say that chocolate may be extinct by 2050 >> when you think of extensive what comes to mind. >> dinosaurs >> common sense. >> what about chocolate >> doesn't come to mind jb i could stand a lose a few >> scientists claim that climate change could make it extinct by the year 2050 >> chocolate. >> ok. >> wow. >> i mean, that's -- honestly, devastated, you'll get used to it >> no. >> reporter: according to a report by the oceanic atmospheric administration it will make it impossible >> the chocolate producing plants grow 20's degrees north or south of equator, ma i gradually get pushed into higher less heatable areas resulting in less chocolatey goodness. >> chocolate chip cookies. >> keep chocolate won't cut it here >> mix could be anything more important >> what's a chocolate love

this first set of talks are cold explorative detox. to the social democrats centre—left party. if the except to go to the next stage, the official coalition talks will begin. if all goes well, there could be a government in place by easter. so we are talking quite a long and drawn—out process. there has not been a full—time government in place since the election. there is pressure building to form a government. party leaders have said they are keen and they want to form a government because they know the alternative would be either an u nsta ble alternative would be either an unstable minority government or fresh elections which would draw this process out even longer. the problem is that party members and voters are less keen because over the last eight out of 12 years is a ce ntre—left the last eight out of 12 years is a centre—left coalition and both sides have drifted to the middle. for party members, they have betrayed the ideological principles, so the tricky thing now the party leaders have to do is to somehow strike a deal, com

the squad worked 16 hours days including time spent detoxing the mud off of themselves every night.>>> we are using primitive tools to walk through chest high mud and feeling for anything. we found everything. you can't tell what is what until you touch it.. they are led by marin county fire. they did not find anyone during their searches either dead or alive. >>> and earthquake shook the northbay an hour ago. it struck at 9:55 pm one mile northeast of the geysers in sonoma county. 35 miles north of santa rosa. an area known for is geothermal activity. reports of people feeling a slight shaking. no reports of damage or injury.>>> from seismic activity. closer to morgan hill. it happened earlier this evening at 641 this evening. quakes ranging from 3.0. showing you this the satellite lots of clouds. some areas of father. some green working its way back into the picture. approaching eureka and kate mendocino. the main system is offshore. this will fizzle out by the time it reaches the bay area. we are forecasting scattered showers in your thursday weather outlook. current numbers lots o

. >> extras psychiatric evaluation, detox, blood work and urine samples a lot to consider.ch more information is on six abc.com. there we have zach's full story and i'm happy to say he has been clean now for six years. guys, back to you. >> thanks, nydia. >>> and success stories like his and many others reminus that the treatment works. >> and another former addict was on death's door. he was hook on heroin and other drugs, for more than two decade. but he is now clean, sober, and he tells others it is never too late to get help. >> that is me in the background watching my mentor. >> you could say brandon novac has always lived life in the fast lane. he got his first skateboard at age seven and turned pro when he was just a teenager. >> he was like god came down and handed me holy grail in the form of the skateboard. >> at a young age he was traveling the world skateboard ing and then later making infamous blockbuster movies. he gradually fell into drinking, smoking marijuana and then pills, cocaine, heroin. >> by the time it fully had me wrapped in its grips i was almost l

as a place we take people who, was a detox, want to see clearly the records of their own lives and want to change. then we put them in a place that is tedious, predatory, ganged up, sexual stuff going on. all of that kind of spell only. and the pods that i have seen in seven jails and and one in particular in kentucky, a remarkable. a change of nurturing. one of time together. it is where you're working on recovery from the moment that you get up at eight in the morning and make your bed military style. until 11 o'clock or whenever lights go out. that kind of change in jail would be enormous. as a sediment testimony try to highlight things i thought would not just be beneficial to this problem but for the next drug problem as well. so it's like playing whack-a-mole with this stuff. i believe that jail in fact is one of the great places of effervescence you might say when it comes to the epidemic and the way new ideas are being tried. it is in jail and i've never spent but i think it what you are highlighting is one of those. i do believe it is an essential part of this. if we come out w

are putting proposals together not just about expanding treatment but we need to develop when others detox that is when one people are leaving the facility we want to make sure that outpatient services. when i look at the problem from the medicaid and medicare perspective dealing with that only the addiction but other comorbidities. an increase in hepatitis and hiv. from the medicaid perspective program delivers 50% of the nations babies. there's many babies being born with withdrawal systems. what is that mean over the long-term, what are the children going to need growing up? looking at the foster care system because markets are going into foster care when need to think about the health care needs for these children. as the comprehensive system. as were looking at states its prevention and also enforcement over the long term. were trying to encourage states to avail the services. we had a joint meeting last week with the leadership of cms are doing exciting research around medication and stressing evidence around medication insisted their people. working to make sure they are aware of th

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anxious that millions of younger voters turned to labour then, the tories have tried to detox their imageg microbeads, plans to end the sale of ivory. what does labour make of the plastics plan? 25 years is far too long. the plastic culture has to be challenged. the throw—away society culture has to be challenged and the pollution of our rivers and our seas by plastic waste is absolutely dreadful. the prime minister believes her promise is the right one to make. her hope — to create a habitat more friendly to her political breed. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. 0ur environment analyst roger harrabinjoins me now. plastics and dealing with them is what has grabbed the headlines, but what has grabbed the headlines, but what the prime minister announced today was much broader and ambitious plans to improve our environment. its ironic she focused on plastics because that's one of the weakest areas of the document she produced today. if she wants to be a world leader in plastics, which she says she does, maybe someone should have told her that bangladesh banned plastic bags back in 2002. we are lag

they are saying traditionaljanuary detox could last all year because of new government health guidelinesealth england talking about calorific intake and saying that we should all be calorie capping lunch and dinner at 600 calories and breakfast at 400, and saying the guidelines for women would be about 2000 a day and men 2500, pointing out a kentucky mighty bucket for one is 1200 calories. it's less about alcohol and more about eating less. you've got to 5hare about eating less. you've got to share your bucket for one because it i51200 calorie5 share your bucket for one because it i51200 calories than say 600 —— and they say that 600 is the maximum. are you guys doing dried january? occasionally, with the odd day off. i started. i feel rather better for it. i don't know whether it will last all year. you are a model for a healthy living! that's it for the papers. thanks to vincent and ian. just a reminder we take a look at tomorrow's front pages every evening at 10.40pm here on bbc news. hello there. we've been stuck under a lot of cloud and grey skies for a few days now. today a bit mor

a place where you take people once a detox want to see clearly the wreckage of their lives and change and then we put them in a place that is tedious, ganged up, sexual stuff going on. what i have seen in certain jails and in kentucky, i've seen a remarkable change. one of nurturing and coming together. you're working on your recovery from the moment you get up at eight in the morning until 11:0o up. that change in jail would be enormous. i tried to highlight things that were not just be beneficial to this problem, but for the next drug problem as well. so we're not plan whack a mole with this stuff. i believe jail is a great place of effervescence when it comes to this epidemic in the way new ideas are being tried. it's in jail. sounds like what you're highlighting this one of those. . . lways have used it, then we will not really have advanced. and that is the problem that we will hit and we will wonder why we are not making greater advances.my feeling is changing jail is the way it is happening. not just the revolutionary idea. you can find this in various examples around the count

. >> reporter: some are seeking a digital detox. >> i think i'd spend less time on facebook. >> reporter're city of dog lovers. >> walk the dog. >> more treats, more treats. >> reporter: do you have any new year's resolutions? i asked just about everyone i came across what their hopes were for 2018. including richard, he goes by yo-yo. he's grateful to have found this makeshift bowl. >> i just want a bowl to eat out of. >> reporter: he lost his job at a bicycle shop in the recession and the low point was having his things stolen. he's visualizing good things for the new year. >> have some kind of work lined up or somewhere indoors. >> reporter: he wants to appreciate the little things, the sun through the fog, the beauty of the city. for 2018, wishing you health, happiness, joy and the space and clarity to feel gratitude every day. abc 7 news. >> just asking kristin if she does new year's resolutions. >> same thing every year. l lose a little weight, be healthy. >>> the swim from alcatraz d. tu didn't turn out the way it usually does. the fog made it hard for swimmers to see where they w

when others detox that's only one piece of the puzzle. some people are leaving that they may should have outpatient services. when i look at the problem from the medicaid and medicare approved perspective were dealing with the addiction and other comorbidities. we've had an increase in hepatitis and hiv. i look at it in terms of the medicaid program delivers 50% of the nation's babies. there's a lot of babies being born with withdrawal systems. what does that mean over the long term? what are there's children going to need as they grow. looking at the foster care system. more kids are going into foster care and the systems are overwhelmed. so what are the health care needs for these children. it's about building a comprehensive system. also working to figure out how can we develop that comprehensive system. his prevention but also treatment. enforcement over the long term. we've heard about the medicaid assisted a therapy and we are trying to encourage states to avail those services. we had a joint meeting last week with the joint leaders

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. >> reporter: some are seeking a digital detox. >> i think i'd spend less time on facebook. >> reporterf dog lovers. >> walk the dog. >> more treats, more treats. >> reporter: do you have any new year's resolutions? i asked just about everyone i came across what their hopes were for 2018. including richard, he goes by yo-yo. he's grateful to have found this makeshift bowl. >> i just want a bowl to eat out of. >> reporter: he lost his job at a bicycle shop in the recession and the low point was having his things stolen. he's visualizing good things for the new year. >> have some kind of work lined up or somewhere indoors. >> reporter: he wants to appreciate the little things, the sun through the fog, the beauty of the city. for 2018, wishing you health, happiness, joy and the space and clarity to feel gratitude every day. abc 7 news. >> just asking kristin kristin n does new year's resolutions. >> same thing every year. l lose a little weight, be healthy. >>> the swim from alcatraz d. tu didn't turn out the way it usually does. the fog made it hard for swimmers to see where they were goi

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anxious that millions of younger voters turned to labour then, the tories have tried to detox their imagetheir credentials, banning microbeads, plans to end the sale of ivory. what does labour make of the plastics plan? 25 years is far too long. the plastics culture has to be challenged. the throwaway society culture has to be challenged and the pollution of our rivers and seas by plastic waste is absolutely dreadful. the prime minister believes her promise is the right one to make. her hope — to create a habitat more friendly to her political breed. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. our political correspondent, alex forsyth is in westminster. is this partly as laura was just suggesting an attempt to woo younger voters or is this truly may going green? the criticism of this is twofold. on one front, there are people who say this is political opportunism, that the conservatives have realised they have a problem with younger voters, they recognise that environmental issues matter a lot to the younger generation and so they are trying to capitalise on that by showing off their green credentials an

. >> 16 hour days including time spent detoxing the mud off of themselves. they returned saddened for santa barbara but touched by the support the community showed.>> just like the sonoma fires >>> as we have been reporting tuesday was the deadline for short-term rental hosts to register with the city. if they don't they would be dropped from websites like airbnb. joining us is kevin guy director of the office of short- term rentals. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> tell us the numbers, tuesday was the deadline. how many people have registered with the city and how many illegal listings have been taken off? >> so, to date we have received a little over 2000 fully certified registered hosts. what we really saw as a result of this registration deadline was a really significant surge in applications. that began in the fall and since that time we received 1300 new applications. that represents 30% of all the applications we have ever received. setting these deadlines in place for folks on the platrm but not registered was a strong motivation and that sho

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it to me a couple of detox is and 12 step meetings. it has been about 25 years since i drank. don't understand why fentanyl -- i agree that many doctors may over prescribed pain medication. i had rotator cuff surgery not too long ago and i was given a bunch of percocet every month. sick.ade me i needed something else besides that, but they kept giving it to me. that wasn't my drug of choice. i was never into drugs eerie i remember back in the -- drugs. i remember back in 1970's when they sprayed the pot plants and we used to joke about it. the agent orange they used in vietnam, they were trying to bring down the pot. fentanyl, and i have friends who are current users. i have friends that are on heroin and friends that are on pills and some that are drunks. you are touching on the point where quitting smoking, you didn't die from quitting smoking p why are you tying -- the -- smoking. he was asking why people switch to fentanyl knowing it is so deadly. i think that gets into the state of mind that people who are addicted. quickly -- i believe you do not have rational, free will

we are detoxing. we're stirring the oxygen. i just broke a switch. i'm so sorry. what is the rcs-1.. >> stephen: what is it? >> reaction control jet number one. >> stephen: how am i doing? how am i scoring so far? >> i'm afraid breaking that switch is not going to reflect well upon you. >> stephen: i'm a lot stronger than i thought. do you guys actually say, "light this candle?" >> we never say, "light this candle." >> stephen: if i said, let's light this candle," no one would know what i mean. >> i would know exactly what you mean but the cooler astronauts don't say that. >> stephen: what's the cool thing to say? >> we're ready to fly. >> stephen: all right, that's cool. >> you ready to fly? glerks. >> stephen: oh, let's light this candle. >> you're not doing exceedingly well here. >> stephen: all right. >> flying with a crew and living on the international space station with other astronauts requires someone to be very flexible and get along with others. >> stephen: oh, yeah. >> do you have any experience in this area. >> stephen: i'm flexible in terms of my needs. is that importa

what we have learned is that you can't [inaudible] you can't detox the dead. so how do you stop people from [inaudible]. it's not by saying no. it's by saying, yes, please come in. you're welcome. you're part of us. you're one of us. how can we help you. safe injection sites will provide an opportunity to make those connects. -- connections. thank you. >> commissioner chow: thank you. next speaker, please. >> thank you for listening to our comments. my name is hannah. i've worked in this field for almost ten years. every day i work alongside people in need of this service and it continues to drive a rate of homelessness. so many community members need a place to go to exist even for a minute. not just to use drugs but clean, safe private place to use the restroom and maintain hygiene and maintain peace and solitude. it's something that can be taken for granted and considered a human right. as a service provider we'd be a critical first point of contact for a rare opportunity for the city's highest need community members to connect with support, referrals and l

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