gibson is being honest in a way. he is also, in a way, dismissing experiences saying, i cannot do anything, this is beyond my control, these issues you are bringing to me, i'm not interested in your pain. gibson this speaks to -- is a little less, maybe a lot less radical revolutionary than the movement that gets him into office. we already mentioned the black and puerto rican convention that kind of allows him to become mayor. that movement is the way he rises to office. many of us think about it as a comparison between gibson and amiri baraka and how there is not a lot of love there. for a long time. baraka is in the meeting and gibson is not necessarily hearing the people, the constituency that got him elected. but he is elected four times. so he is doing something, and i think he is modeling something. he is trying to be the mayor for everyone. he is trying to serve the totality of the community that has had internal ruptures. that has had internal tensions. there is a nobleness to that, but i also think, and i a

gibson. they talked about how gibson did and did not meet the expectations of black voters who elected him. it was part of the association for study of african-american life and histories annual con sense and they provided the video. >> good morning. thank you for joining us what promises to be a promising round table discussion. looking back on the 50th anniversary on the struggle to elect kenneth a. gibson. elected in june of 1970, it marked a turning buoyant for the black freedom movement that was part of a national wave of black political organizing that couple nated in the election of black m mayors in cities like cleveland, gary, atlanta, and detroit from 1967 to 1974. the histories feel particularly vital now as black-led struggles against police violence and attempted murder of jacob black have sounded the clarity call for black liberation while raising familiar questions about the rules of electoral clicks in black freedom struggles. 50 years ago, gibson's landmark election came on t

gibson never talked about that. in 1981, we had the habit versus bookcase, where they were going to have to pay for the schooling of the people in the so-called abbott districts because they didn't have enough tax revenue. it was prescient in that sense. another thing that came up was the question of a police review board. people were adamant about that because the police had been leading up in killing people then as they are now. gibson never mentioned that during his campaigning, and when he was elected, i sat in a meeting and heard him say, i am the police review board. we don't anticipate that. those are two big instances of what we wanted braces what we got. they operate specific goals and objectives that were measurable. specific goals and objectives that were measurable. one of the things gibson said that he was going to do was that those in leadership capacity would meet with us on a regular basis -- basis. he had one meeting and said works to the effect of i am the mayor for all of the people and we are not

i do not know if we can save a about gibson. he does create this black political class of people working in and around city hall, but he is much more trying to brand himself as a mayor for everyone. i think that really speaks to both the possibilities of black political leadership and the limitations of black political leadership. peter: thank you. you all were much more concise than i anticipated. we have a little bit extra time and that gives me a chance to .sk an additional question the black and puerto rican convention of 1969 was brought up several times. i'm wondering if you would like to speak more about the atmosphere at the convention, with that convention represented in newark's political climate in 1969 and maybe some of what you are recalling about the platform of that convention and how that compared to what gibson's administration was actually about and actually prioritize. prof. williams: i can talk about that. the convention was supercharged with hope. most of us were young. most of us were black but we also had

gibson. elected in june of 1970, gibson's administration marked the turning point in newark that was part of a national wave of black political organizing that culminated in the election of course black mayors like cleveland, atlanta and detroit from 1967 to 1974. they feel particularly vital right now as black-led struggles in the wake of police murders of george floyd in minneapolis, breonna taylor in louisville, and kenosha have sounded the call for black liberation while raising questions about the role of electoral politics and black freedom struggles. 50 years ago gibson's landmark election came on the heels was 1967 rebellion in newark when the police beating of an unarmed black man, john smith, had whit supremacy and its enforcers in blue in the jim crow north. amid heightened racist renewal projects and educational injustice, it recalled countless police killings that had gone unpublished into the years and brought thousands into the streets that july. state police and national guard

here in nashville we have our gibson custom shop.re partners to see how we can get more guitars into the hands of people who want to play. good luck with that. thank you so much forjoining us live. thank you so much. chief executive of gibson. to india now, where two thirds of the population are under 35. according to the world bank, india needs to create eight million jobs a yearjust to keep up with the pace of young people entering the labour market. but as the pandemic ravages the economy, millions are being left without work or prospects, as nikhil inamdar reports. it was scenes like this when india announced a nationwide lockdown earlier this year. millions of migrant workers are suddenly thrown out of work and rushing to go home. but while the restrictions have eased, millions are stilljobless, many younger workers. with two thirds of its population under the age of 35, the world bank estimates india needs to create 8 million jobs annually to absorb young indians entering the workforce. but in the last decade, while the economy

euniquejones gibson, thank you so euniquejones gibson, thank you so much forjoining us., dominic cummings, has left downing street for good. he walked out of number 10 very publicly on friday afternoon after clearing his desk. mr cummings ran the campaign to leave the eu in 2016. vicki young's report contains flash photography. leaving for the final time. one of the most influential figures in westminster propelled out of the door after a power struggle that erupted publicly and left downing street in turmoil. cheering and applause. dominic cummings has been at borisjohnson's side for years, and made plenty of enemies. the prime minister has been persuaded he needs a different style of government, which means no place for some of his most loyal advisers. dominic cummings made his name as a formidable campaigner, first against the uk joining the euro. it was the eu referendum that forged his relationship with borisjohnson, and he was credited with the winning slogan "take back control". but the move into government threw up different challenges. mr cummings was ruthless w

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gibson finished with 115 yards and three tds. close game into a route thanks to 21 unanswered points. sweat picked off andy dalton for the final score. washington wins. they're 4-7. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think i would be here, two years later, full circle. i am appreciative of so much and so thankful to be here with the opportunity to still be doing this and enjoying every minute of it. >> no days off for 49ers, they practiced yesterday as they get ready for sunday's game against the rams. kyle shanahan explained why he won't be in the dog house with his family this thanksgiving. >> my favorite tradition is getting out of work earlier than usual. by the time i get home usually everyone is mad for making everyone wait. it will be easier this year since we don't have people. >>> college hoops, cal in corvallis. none of the students can jump like the bears freshman. he was one of 12 to score, cal wins big 86-61. trailing northern iowa by as many as 16 in the second but then koozy took over. the three at the top of the

gibson finished with three tds.ngton turned a close game into a rout thanks to 21 unanswered points. washington wins 41-16. they're 4-7, but take over first place in the nfc east. >> never in my wildest dreams did i ever think i'd be here two years later full circle and i'm so appreciative of so much and so thankful to be here. the opportunity to still be doing this and enjoying every minute of it. >>> the real barry sanders was spared from attending the game this morning in detroit. the lions turned it over to three straight possessions in the first half. fourth quarter the texans poured on. it starts as a running play, but duke johnson throwns it back to watson. watson finds a wide open will fuller for his fourth td pass, two of which went to fuller, as houston beat detroit, 41-25. >>> that prime time match-up between the ravens and steelers was postponed as baltimore deals with a covid outbreak. quarterback lamar jackson is reportedly among the seven players who have tested positive and now there is some question

i'm kendis gibson. >> and i'm lindsey reiser. we are following latest right now. let's go to ali vitali in delaware. the biden team not getting briefings from the trump administration. how are they reacting to these latest coronavirus numbers? >> reporter: well, these latest coronavirus numbers are exactly why they need that information for the transition to be flowing in a way that it is not exactly doing right now. the general services administration still hasn't ascertained or certified that joe biden is the next president-elect of the united states. and that is not a semantics issue, it is really an issue of how the transition can do its work would unfettered access to the kind of information both at the staff and agency level as well as at the presidential and vice presidential level to get this transformation going. we know that biden is not getting the classified presidential daily briefings and the same goes for kamala harris. biden said that is not a bad thing right now. he's been in the rooms before. officials have cautioned us, he knows his way around t

for conservatism, he is joined by friend and author john clark, good evening gentlemen welcome to gibson's. >> ticket for having it's an honor to be one of the most independent bookstores. >> they stand for saying that first of all, i will mention as one of america's great independent bookstores this book is available and we do have books all over the country and all over the world or if you are local we do offer in-store browsing and curbside pickup, tell me a little bit about this book. >> i knew i wanted to write a book i have lots of ideas for the books, i had to have the first book, if you don't like this i won't write any others but if you do have lots of books in my head, i wrote different proposals to the publisher and i got rejected by lots of publishers a lot of authors do another one publisher who came to me from the press and his name is stephen power and if it wasn't for stephen i boudin to begin because it was unheard of in the public industry, he edited my proposal and sent it back to me and literally, that does not happen, he says rick if you write this book i will publish

. >>> a panel of scholars discusses the impact of kenneth gibson. they talked about how gibson did and did not meet the expectations of black voters who elected him. it was part of the association for study of african-american life and histories annual con sense and t

they examine the impact this election had on the broader civil rights movement and how gibson did anddid not meet the expectations of the black voters who elected him. this event was part of the association for the study of african american life and history's annual conference, and they provided the video. >> good morning, everyone. thank you all for joining us for what promises to be a timely and illuminating roundtable discussion log

. >> and i'm candace gibson. we're live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we have a team of correspondents and analysts following the very latest for us this hour. >> we begin with nbc's josh letterman in washington, d.c. josh, how is the president responding to what unfolded there on the streets of washington? >> the president is blaming the violence that we saw here in washington last night on what he calls antifa scum, issuing several tweets in the last 12 hours or so, in which he seemed to encourage the police here to crack down violently on those demonstrators. president trump tweeting, d.c. police, get going, do your job and don't hold back. now, we should point out, of the arrests that we know about from last night, at least 20 arrests, we don't know yet whether those were people who were there supporting president trump or opposing him and supporting president-elect biden. so unclear whether the president's comments there are really accurate. but we've seen the president want to use these rallies, despite the fact that some of them did turn violent,

a panel of scholars discusses the 10 year and impact of kenneth gibson, elected in 1970 as new york's mayor and the first like mayor of any major northeastern city, they examine the impact this election had on the water double rights movement and how gibson did and did not meet the excitations of the black voters who elected him. this was part of the association for the study of african-american life and history's annual conference. good morning everyone, thank you all for joining us for what promises to be a timely illuminating roundtable discussion looking back on the 50th anniversary of the successful struggle to elect new york's first black mayor kenneth a gibson. elected in june of 1970, his ministration mark the turning points of civil rights in newark. there is -- that culminated in the election of black mayors in cities like cleveland, atlanta, and detroit from 1967-1974. th

they examine the impact this had on the broader civil rights movement, and how gibson did and did notpectations of voters. this is part of the association for the study of african-american life and history's annual conference. they provided the video. mr. blackmer: good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us for what promises to be a timely and illuminating roundtable discussion, looking back on the 50th anniversary of the struggle to elect newark's first black mayor, kenneth gibson.

courtney gibson, president of loop capital, and no doubt someone who is not just buying into all thatcal stuff, but i think that. >> dick: a cool stat, that maybe it is a wind in the sails of the markets, but those were not during pandemics what is your take? >> hey, sully. good to see you. i like the good new, i like the optimism and i like what suntrust put out because they are putting the numbers behind this. everyone is talking about this kind of euphoric craze and that our valuations skyrocketing because we're paying it forward, et cetera, either either i honestly do agree with suntru suntrust's data. i can't really argue with it past results aren't a prediction of the future, but it is nice to be able to look at it and i think that it is right so i don't care what kind of sector you are looking at, there are names out there that you can put into your portfolio that should do better we have comeincredible stock pickers market and yesterday's ral was i think a good lead-in to that if you will >> and who are some of those names, courtney? >> i think it is depend end on your risk to

wheel and a lot of them in your book, it brings a lot of light to it there but one of them is george gibson. he's the head of removable budget, he's a man known to calculate fractions of a penny and having precise instructions for clerks on how to hold up their reports. account for a decade worth of tracks but i believe he a sympathetic field officer appealed for funds to help feed these people on the arkansas river and he said it's a disagreeable state of things but everything must be done to keep it self-reliant. there is this absolute lack of care and hundreds, relatively grim, maybe even worse when the war breaks out in the midwest and cholera is carrying by. and i'm wondering for you claudio, were you for doing this research, where'd you go to as ahistorian when you're reading about this ? >> some of the stories are really hard to deal with. but it's also astounding to see these records in the archives recording all of this and these records, you open these boxes and there's these crumbling records of just these atrocious terms of that. so the challenge of recovering those stories and

gibson finished with 115 yards and three tds.hington turned a close game into a route thanks to 21 unanswered points. sweat picked off dalton for the final score. washington wins 41-16, are 4-7 but take over first place in the nfc east. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think i would be here two years later, full circle. i am so appreciative and so thankful to be here, the opportunity to still be doing this, and enjoying every minute of it. >> no days off for 49ers. they practiced yesterday as they get ready for sunday's game against rams. kyle shanahan explains why he won't be in the dog house with his family this thanksgiving. >> my favorite thanksgiving traditions is getting out of work earlier than usual. by the time i get home usually everyone is mad for making everyone wait. that will be easier this year since we don't have people. >> in college hoopscal and corvallis taking on northwest university, a school with only 1400 students. none can jump like the bears freshman. he was one of 12 bears to score. cal wins big 86-61

i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser. we're happy you're with us and have a team of reporters and analysts following the latest. >> let's begin in washington, d.c. president trump is returning to the white house after spending the last three days golfing in northern virginia with his time with the presidential helicopter dwindling, he used marine one to shuttle him directly to the course. like right there, landing him right there. in the meantime, his administration suffered another setback as the pennsylvania supreme court rejected a republican lawsuit targeting mail-in ballots, that blow delivered just a day after trump appointed federal judge rejected the campaign's request to not declare biden the winner in the battleground state. nbc's kara lee gets us started from washington, d.c., with the details. good morning, carol. what's the next move for the trump administration? so many losses when it comes to this election battle. >> reporter: yeah, they say they're going to move this to the supreme court, they're going to

i am married to dolores gibson miles, the flower of berkeley. >> what you are going to be looking at this. >> yes. we live in marin county. i was in law enforcement for 30 years. i started on the berkeley police department for 20 years and came over to novato as a captain and deputy chief. i still live in novato. >> i told you earlier i did not know you have the police background of law enforcement. i was at a gym one day. they said their church would do a lot of work. reginald liles in the liaison. they said that he is a police officer. i said i didn't know that. they said yes, he's had a lot of experience with law enforcement and they had a great reputation for. >> i always believed in the matthew five that said blessed are the peacemakers for they should be children of god. i always wanted to be a peacemaker as opposed to a peacekeeper. anybody can keep the peace if you have enough power, weapons and authority. the police maker has to listen and understand all factions, and try to navigate and create a peaceful solution where everybody is affirmed. everybody is left holes. >> i li

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i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm lindsey reiser. we're happy you're with us.e're live from msnbc headquarters in new york. >> we have a team of correspondents and analysts, following the latest for us right now. >> we begin with josh in washington, d.c. we saw the video. we heard the shouting. how did the rally turn violent? >> good morning. we could see as the tension was building between the thousands of trump supporters and election deniers who gathered at the various events throughout washington, as well as pro-biden protesters who were there to make known their view that the election was legitimate. and while it was mostly peaceful during the day, with police able to stand between those two opposing sides, we saw as day turned tonig night fall, is it started to get out of hand, andless ability for law enforcement to keep the two groups separate. according to authorities and according to our affiliate, nbc washington, there was 20 arrests. there was one person who was stabbed and transported to the hospital with some critical wounds. and part of what we sa

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antonio gibson scored on the next play to give washington a 27-16 lead. he finished with 115 yards and three touchdowns. washington turned a close game into 21 unanswered. washington wins 41-16, they are four and seven on the season but take over first place in that nfc east. >> never in my wildest dreams would i be here two years later, full-circle, and i am so appreciative, of so much, and something to be here, the opportunity to still be doing this, and enjoying every minute of it. >> the real barry sanders was paired from attending this morning's game. the lines turned over on three straight possessions come in the first half. houston's j.j. watt with the pick six for his third career touchdown, fourth quarter and this one, texans pour it on, starting as a running play but duke johnson throws it back to deshaun watson, and watson finds the wide-open area, will fuller for his fourth td past two of which went to fuller, houston beats detroit 41-25. >>> no days off for the 49ers. they practiced today as they get ready for sunday's game against the rams.

true, not true, miss gibson?r peskin, through the chair, in this regard, the decision for me as the environmental review officer is what was the appropriate level of environmental review, and the actions that i took in that regard to rescinding the prior categorical exemption and then reissuing the commonsense exemption were not at all taken with regard to favoring one party or the other. my role is as a neutral official to implement the laws of our city and our state as it applies to environmental review. >> president yee: supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: thank you, president yee. i was hoping for some clarification on a point raised by mr. wolf regarding -- when looking at the emissions whether the baseline point of comparison is the best buy usage or the vacant space there seems like a pretty significant difference. and there's a difference -- mr. wolf set forth his opinion in the materials set forth and project is submitting the best buy usage. what is the city's position -- are we comparing to the

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first play from scrimmage, antonio gibson untouched, three touchdowns with 120 yards rushing. 41 minus 16 washington traditional game in detroit, the lions and texans, matt stafford and company shutting the door. nice trick play here. will fuller will wind up having the ball put in his arms. 34 yard touchdown, 318 yards through the air and four touchdowns for deshaun watson. 41-25. it is traditionally the time for tournament basketball. and they usf get it going with the victory and st. mary's atones for their lopsided loss yesterday. and don't ever forget the bad boys classic as they take care of iowa. tommy with a nice shot, gets it in on the final moments. he had 19. last gasp effort fails, the shot misses, 66-64. pac-12 basketball that cal bears and their coach looking for victory number one and they will get it against kirkland washington at monte bowser, the freshman out of bishop as he gets his career off to a nice start. the bears blow it out in the second half, bradley with the lady in, 86-61. the bears are victorious. all through the pandemic experts have been telling us not

people want to see homelessness addressed the newly elected council member beat the incumbent lynette gibsoncelhaney by a significant margin. she says this win shows contrary to the beliefs of some grassroots activism in the streets can be converted to a seat at the table of political power, you know, i've been successful because of the organizing not in spite of it haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>and now to our 4 zone forecast it has been cold for chief meteorologist lawrence karnow her to tell us how cold yeah boy we we went from that very warm weather a lot of temperatures up in the 70's days all of a sudden here we go cold temperatures settling in and some frigid numbers to begin the day early on this morning, lot of frost showing up parts of the east and also the south bay tonight maybe not quite as cold. we've got a couple clouds up above out there tonight that is the hold up the temperatures a few degrees but these are the official overnight lows get down to 28 degrees in santa rosa, 30 and freezing in the napa valley, 35 degrees in redwood city even inside the bay, cold temperatures, sa

gibson carving up the cowboys to the tune of three rushing touchdowns.kie to have three tds on thanksgiving since hall of famer randy moss back in 1998. washington moving into first place in the nfc east with a 25-point blowout. and all eyes will be on charles barkley's swing this holiday weekend, today to be specific, at the match 3, which looks somewhat improved, by the way. barkley teaming up with phil mickelson, taking on peyton manning and seth curry. very entertaining quartet today. you can watch it today at 3:00 eastern on our sister channel, tnt. the proceeds benefiting historically black colleges and universities. so here's the question, john. do you go with the five-time major winner and charles barkley, the x factor, or a couple of non-pros who are pretty good. >> i would go with phil, the guy who has the green jacket. but it's not the golf, it's not the game that matters, it's what they actually say. it's one of these rare sports you can watch without the pictures and just the volume and it will be fantastic entertainment. >> it's going to be

the last woman executed was kelly gibson, after she was the 55th woman to be put to death since the start of the 20th century . 46 year old kelly renee just sundowner is set to die. 7 pm by lethal injection. she was convicted of murder for the 1997 stabbing over husband. prosecutors say she plotted his death with her boyfriend demonstrations to prevent her execution were organized. her children did everything they could to save her life. we want y'all to know that we're still fighting. 2 dollars, your face. this is not over. there's a reason that we didn't get to see her today and hopefully that stuff as we're going to see her again this weekend that they even pope francis let her case down or was it hard? it was. their final words were broadcast on t.v. and on the radio and the, you know, you just go and that is how she's going to go on september 30th, 2015 at 12, 21 am. kelly gets in that or was executed. she was 47 years old in the united states, out of the 2843 inmates on death row, 54 are women and they are incarcerated in 16 different states across the country who were granted permi

they are now taking over the seat of two term district 3 councilwoman lynette gibson in laney. the district includes west oak west oakland, and lake merritt. >>> a live look from our mark hopkins hotel camera. san francisco expanding its covid financial relief for small businesses. announcing the program called sf help. is going to have an extra $3.5 million available to provide zero interest loans of up to $50,000 to private businesses. that money can be used for payroll, rent, inventory and equipment among other expenses and the goal is to help businesses stay afloat as they gradually reopen. >>> covering california's annual health insurance enrollment season is underway. the states affordable care act marketplace. covered california announced a .5% average statewide premium increase last month, but actual rate changes vary among carriers. what remains to be seen is whether the hundreds of thousands of people who lost their jobs in medical coverage this year will need a huge surge in new applications. >>> 12, the supreme court will bgin hearing a case that could end the affor

calm, also won reelection to his district 1 feet and challenger carol five beat incumbent linette gibson michael haney in the district 3 race. >>> coming up, new details but a murder suicide on the peninsula. the love triangle that is pointed to as a motive. >>> up next, talk of layoffs and toll hikes for the golden gate bridge district. the financial trouble brought on by the pandemic. [ whispering ] what's this? oh, are we kicking karly out? we live with at&t. it was a lapse in judgment. at&t, we called this house meeting because you advertise gig-speed internet, but we can't sign up for that here. yeah, but i'm just like warming up to those speeds. you've lived here two years. the personal attacks aren't helping, karly. don't you have like a hot pilates class to get to or something? [ muffled scream ] stop living with at&t. xfinity can deliver gig to the most homes. >>> they will meet later this week to decide their next steps. >>> a worker at a summit hill care home was shot and killed by a colleague who later turned himself in, or excuse me, who later turned the gun on himself and c

the last woman executed was kelly gibson, after she was the 55th woman to be put to death since the start of the 20th century . 46 year old kelly renee, just some downer, is set to die. it's 7 pm by lethal injection. she was convicted of murder for the 1997 stabbing of her husband. prosecutors say she plotted his death with her boyfriend demonstrations to prevent her execution were organized. her children did everything they could to save them and we want you also know that we're still fighting to dilute your faith. this is not no, we didn't get that update. even pope francis final words were broadcast on t.v. and on the radio. and on the way you just have to go out on september 30th, 2015 at 12, 21 am or was executed. she was 47 years old. in the united states, out of the 2843 inmates on death row, 54 are women. they are incarcerated in 16 different states across the country were granted permission to interview 3 of them have been on death row for over 15 years . in the shawna forde has been charged with the most unspeakable crimes violent acts that resulted in the claimed, the life of a

. >> and it brings alive of life to which one is george gibson and the removal budget for the world department so for a decade's worth of trust the sympathetic field officer appeals performance on the arkansas. to have the self-reliance. and hundreds of margins and that was from the solutions in the south florida. and then to learn about this where do you go to as a historian when you read about this? >>. >> so the stories are really hard. it was astounding to see the archives recording all of this and the atrocious events and then present in the way and then to keep going and doing the research. he was the judge but if you look at the correspondence before 1830 he is sending 20 pounds beef and pork to the troops. as an old friend of johnson's in the war of 1812. and to be a meticulous even to the fraction of a penny to scour the accounts and certainly if you cannot afford this we should not pay for them. with $18.42 it would say you miscalculated that by a fraction of the plenty on - - ever a penny so please revise this. he was obsessed with this but doesn't see the bigger picture and the hum

. >> and i'm kendis gibson, live at msnbc world headquarters in new york. thank you guys for being here on this saturday. we have full coverage of the growing crisis with josh letterman at the white house and cory kaufman in wisconsin, where things are so bad, health officials reportedly needed a whole new category just to track the cases. >> we begin with josh letterman in washington, d.c. josh, what is the president saying about this nationwide spike in coronavirus cases? >> reporter: well, this is the first time we had heard from the president in public in about a week, and the first time that he had really addressed coronavirus in any way since the results of the election. the president acknowledging for the first time recently that things are getting worse as far as the numbers, with hospitalizations going up, but the president trying to put an emphasis on what he sees as major advances under his administration, under this "operation warp speed" to move ahead as quickly as has happened with the vaccines. but the president getting a lot of flack for com

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and what is the current situation at the gibson medical center in albuquerque. the last briefing, there was periodo be a week trial and an assessment to see if more individuals were going to be brought in. i wanted to see how that has been going. thank you very much. gov. lujan grisham: i'm going to pitch to dr. scrase. he is responsible for looking at gibson facility and tracking our improvement and unemployment. what nationalber news said and this is a debate we have on the modeling team. -- part of our emergency preparedness is preparing for the worst case scenario. the best outcome is never having to use it but you need it. we never thought we could create the same kind of icu, everyone who needs a ventilator at an off-site field hospital. you would have to have all of the of what it meant and staff. the issue today is not so much .hat we havefor patients we do have them in hallways where we have physicians and nurses and every other clinician and practitioner. the issue is staffing. you cannot staff all of these outside locations. we have been dedicated to