you have people coming from red zones, yellow zones, and green zones. it varies. there are some universities and colleges that have a set up where they test virtually everybody that comes in for they get there. -- before they get there. then screen individuals and have situations if you have facilities and resources to do it, where you might have an empty dorm where if someone tests positive, you can safely isolate them. and if they need medical care, you can get the medical care. if you have capability of doing that, it is conceivable that you may be able to successfully bring people back to colleges and universities. >> it is conceivable, but is it feasible? dr. fauci: in some cases, it might be. >> in most cases, you are skeptical. dr. fauci: i cannot say most pure and you have to go university by university. where they are, what resources they have to be able to do some of the things that universities are already showing they are doing. you can test everybody before they come in. you can do intermittent surveillance testing. you need the capability of identify

. >> there have been 32 attacks in the last 10 months in iran, particularly in the green zone. how are you going to help aaron stop these attacks and hold these people accountable? people ask if the u.s. troops will withdraw totally in three years -- is this true? >> at some point, we obviously will be gone. we brought it back to a very low level. when there are attacks, we deal with those attacks and take care of them easily. nobody has the weaponry we have. anything of what we have. in addition to that, iraq has been very helpful where necessary, but we have been taking our troops out of iraq fairly rapidly, and we look forward to the day when we don't have to be there, and hopefully, iraq can live their own lives and defend themselves, which they've been doing long before we got involved. yes. [crosstalk] >> about the bounty, you say you're hit back hard, but we have not seen any definitive strike back for bounties on americans. >> well, if you know something, you could let us know, but you obviously don't know much about that wouldwe found be true, if we found that would be

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because joe is no way to tell where the pharisees no green zone not all right some everybody could have virus and everybody was not cheerful about it just so below deck the galley crew had to keep working to feed guests these crewmembers put on a brave face assuring the outside world that they were ok but some of their colleagues were becoming sick. and that's not surprising because there were not actually feet and then subsequently the cruet began to spread that disease today as a century us and that resulted in the infection. became symptomatic after disembarked to. places. the beer was spreading throughout the shame. days into quarantine suzanne's 21 year old daughter bianca became unwell she was really belle and really frightened she was just pretty much shaking in the chair. she later tested positive along with her mum and dad and they were taken off the ship. the shot i think. at the end of princess radio to about this spread of the disease inside the cruise ship and the there were not. the mind of just about the fact 30 many passengers were elderly people who are susceptible to s

green zone leeching mom. you know new car so said i'm not going to much to me mama it's just our janja. lalich same of only arrives at a putting all sports all off to being absent from russia to receive emergency treatment from an opponent has been in a coma since for the critically ill on the 1st day. potency of the by the russian leader for both human chain through minsk as post-election on the rest rolls on well it's right in support of our example of a shadow has also taken place in the bottom of. sweden but just as its highest 6 months death rates and 150 years you will include a system of its approach to cope with. those are the headlines for now on policy international backed with news updates an hour's time they're with us now although the cause a report.

you are having people coming from red zones, yellow zones, and green zones. it really varies.here are some universities and colleges that have a system set up where they test virtually everybody that comes in before they get there. to make sure they don't introduce into the community and dorms and individuals. then screen individuals and have situations if you have the facilities and the resources to do it where you might have an empty dorm where when someone tests positive, you can safely isolate them. if they need medical care, you can get the medical care. if you have capability of doing that, it is conceivable that you may be able to successfully bring people back to colleges and universities. dr. fauci: i can't go most. you have got to go university by university. where they are, what resources they have to be able to do some of the things that universities are already showing they are doing. you can test everybody before they come in. you can then do intermittent surveillance testing. and you need the capability of identifying, isolating, and contact tracing. if you can

you were having people come from red zones, yellow zones and green zones. it really varies. there are some universities and colleges that have a system set up where they test virtually everybody that comes in before the even get there. to make sure you don't introduce into the community of dorms and in the college infected individual here and then screen individuals and have situations that you have the facilities and the resources to do it or you might have an empty dorm where if someone test positive you can safely isolate them. if they need medical care you can get them the medical care. if you have the capability of doing that, it is conceivable that you may be able to successfully bring people back to colleges and universities. >> conceivable but is it feasible? >> in some cases it might be. >> sounds to me like you think in most cases are skeptical. .. if you can do that then you may well be able to open up the college or university. if you can't, it may be more problematic. >> let me ask you about the health effects. are' on the front lines and watching this closer as

all wards in the maternity unit have been divided into red zones and green zones.ted, green means clean. so there's a lady that's just given birth. she's tested covid positive. they've got to transfer her from this red zone to another red zone upstairs. so should we keep the corridor clear now? close the door wherever you can. 0k, thank you. right. so we're to come in and close the door, and then we're allowed back out when she's left. here we are, here we are. thank you ever so much. we can come out. but, yeah, can you imagine? you know, you've just given birth, you've tested positive... for a deadly virus and you've now got to. . . isolate. isolation times in the hospital vary depending on the patient‘s condition. over in the red zone in the antenatal wards, there are also patients in isolation waiting to give birth. theresa is one of the midwives dedicated to looking after them. you're newly qualified? yes, i qualified in november 2019. congratulations. thank you. thrown in at the deep end. yes, definitely. do you feel nervous going into the red zone? i used to

green zone in egypt mom. you know you look are so so i don't know pretty much the same. the mama is just back now and. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy you can foundation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only loosely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. some or a solution it. just sort of all out there in this area is now today recovering would be dollars a big global ization what comes next with the investment manager lawrence. lawrence one of the. crazy. going to. be just to go with a syringe. maybe a shot but heroin. but i have been waiting for the moment of complete and total societal collapse i never knew it would happen this. new york alone has become a place where dozens and dozens of demonstrations were driving through brownsville one of new york's neighborhoods that has the worst homicide shootings rate in the city. just. about to get going. oh my god this is the most of the season you. know i think we're going to the 2nd gr

green zone. and i'm going to go so sad i'm not going to much to me mamma. mia. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for him to let it be an arms race in his own scary dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. either this is max kaiser this is the kaiser report summer solutions that's right some are solutions now today we're covering whether or not gold price moves are signaling an end to the u.s. dollar with our guest superstar alstom a clown of gold money dot com allister welcome thank you for asking me facts all right alistair 1st of all i might want to say of course max my our investors and gold money dot com because we love the company and you do a lot of great research so we're having you on here to discuss some of your research and the solutions to the issues though when you look at gold and you look at the fact that it's sort through $2000.00 do you agree with what goldman sachs who is one of the biggest beneficiaries of

we were in the green zone. that is the green dots here. that increase was less than 10%. then we saw a big jump consistent with the surge in the graph i just showed you. we continue to be in the red zone with a double rate of 20% compared to our target rate of 10%. this is reflective of the surge. this is why we made the very difficult decision to put re-openings on pause. similarly, we are seeing a big increase in the positivity rates of people who are testing. this is the number of cases diagnosed per 100,000 population over seven days. you can see we were in the yellow zone for a long time, and our goal was to get to 1.8 per 100,000. we are now above 6 per 100,000. you can see that on the right. this slide is updated to july 11. we are at 7.8 per 100,000. this indicates that the virus is spreading throughout the city. particularly in the areas that you mentioned southeast part of the city. this is a complicated slide. i will take a minute to describe it. this is looking at the reproductive number of the virus. what is the reproductive number of the virus? that is how fa

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taunt the government with regular rocket attacks targeting iraqi bases and the heavily fortified green zone home to the u.s. embassy i call it the make or break with it now that he is about $100.00 days in office we need to see how many people doubt if he's drug it up to actually do everything he promised he promised the country the former head of iraq's intelligence has often had to deal with the rivalry between the united states and iran. his 1st official visit was to tehran last month before flying to washington and part of me was asked whether or not he was carrying any messages from town hall and he replied we do not play the role of post man in iraq while the white house meeting is about a plan to reconfigure ties between baghdad and washington its outcome will have consequences beyond iraq's borders. dorsets a pari al-jazeera backed up. we're going to weather a take back stay out of syria then argentina steps up efforts to find a coronavirus vaccine as its economy struggles under a months long law and. i accept your nomination for vice president of the united states of america with t

green zone. and i know look i said i'm not going to march to the mama just back. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks protect the only population tens of thousands are forced to flee their homes come up with strike and put these attacks was that the r.u.c. the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of coal streets in belfast i thought i was in a 100 innocent civilians women. as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent of the currents which the pollution was involved in some of those cases the killers would lead to be named. i think it went to the very very top i think it is. the water where. he is on his way to germany after he was loaded on to an air siberian city of the russian opposition figurehead has been fighting for his life after falling ill on thursday. the battle of the opposition leader urges citizens to keep up the pressure on president lukashenko with

taunt the government with regular rocket attacks targeting iraqi bases and the heavily fortified green zone home to the us embassy i call it the make or break with it now that he is about $100.00 days in office we need to see how many people doubt if he struggled up to actually do everything he promised he promised the country the former head of iraq's intelligence has often had to deal with the rivalry between the united states and iran. his 1st official visit was to tehran last month before flying to washington to me was whether or not he was carrying any messages from town hall and he replied we do not play the role of post man in iraq while the white house meeting is about a plan to reconfigure ties with the background of washington its outcome will have consequences beyond the iraq's borders. dorsets a party al jazeera back to. opposition supporters in belarus of our own to defy warnings by alexander president alexander lukashenko the tough new crackdown on dissent has ordered security forces to clear the streets after nearly 2 weeks of mass rallies over disputed election results is wa

we have one or two green zones, there it's possible if people are really careful about wearing masks,about congregating, if they're really careful in a yellow zone, we have a chance of putting the genie back in the bottle. as long as a zone is orange or red, opening up further is a recipe of disaster, whether that's going to work or going to schools. let me reiterate, this is not necessary. in china, i have offices there, my chinese office workers are going movies, going to parties with hundred, two hundred people. going on vacation. they're very careful. they isolate everyone. this can be controlled. even with the tools we have. not mentioning waiting for the tools we might have. >> so, i wanted to ask you about testing for a moment, it's front and center in this country's debate, despite increasing cases in the u.s. and abroad, the washington post is reporting that the trump administration recently blocked the fda from regulating all coronavirus tests, what's your opinion on that? what effect could that have on our ability to test accurately? >> that's an open door for scam artists.

we are looking at speed sensors around the bay in the green zone is good stuff. changing a little bit. a crash in fremont around mission and details on that. skip over in toward slowing for liver more for 84 and out of the altamont. back to you. >>> now to decision 2020, joe biden's vp pick dominating this headlines this morning. "the washington post" right here. it's in a historic move, biden selects harris for vp making a first joint appearance today as running mates. scott mcfarland is covering the announcement from washington. >> to make the first appearance in the presumed presidential nominee's hometown of wilmington, delaware, mid afternoon as senator harris is first woman of color on a major ticket for vice president. in-person appearance today. the historic yesterday totally electronic as joe biden spoke with senator harris asia zoom and issued a text and a tweet announcing the decision calling senator harris a fearless fighter for the little guy and one of the country's finest public servants. fellow democrats say senator harris' record and experience i

but new jersey is in the green zone, 2%. it's the lower end of the yellow zone and dr. fauci said those are areas that schools could reopen. so another way of asking it, if you can't do it in the new jersey which is at the low end of cases, how can we open schools anywhere? >> john, two comments. one is we have gone through hell to get to where we are and you know the state well. over 14,000 lives lost. the last thing i want to do or any of us want to do is to go back through hell again. secondly, there's no question the overwhelming richness of the in-person educational experience. i can't speak to other states, new jersey is my obsession. again, i want to repeat while we could give districts flexibility, the objective is clear. in-person education safely, responsibly and let's not forget equity. not every family's circumstances are the same. not every family has a range of choices and we have to keep that in mind at every step. >> governor phil murphy, from new jersey, we appreciate the work you're doing and appreciate the work you're doing to keep kids and parents an

supply within the department is at 100%, placing us in the green zone. so as we follow these indicators, as we continue to gradually reopen our city, we are focused on equity and safety. this means opening areas with lower risk and helping those who are suffering dearly as a result shelter-in-place. while covid-19 is a public health priority, so is the development and learning of children. we know that education and particularly early education is a key public health intervention. we can simply not hit pause on our children's development. they must continue to learn and grow. we also know that prolonged school closures can exacerbate the socio-economic disparities and amplify existing educational inequities in our city. classrooms, after-school programs, child care facilities and learning centers are all an important part of our community infrastructure. they provide safe, supportive learning environments for students, and enable parents, guardians and caregivers to work. they also provide critical services that help to mitigate health inequities, such a

on this map the green zone is where people are allowed to return home. the area in red is where the evacuation order remains in effect. >>> one woman lost her home to the czu lightening complex and now her family is braving the risk of coronavirus staying with her elderly parents because they have no other choice. abc 7 reporter chris reis on what gives her hope and courage to move forward. >> beautiful original glass in the windows so charming. >> now you'll understand why this moment was so delicate. she gave us permission to drive by her house in boulder creek. this is the first time she's seeing a video of what's left behind. >> that's it. we loved it so much. it was my husband's and my first home purchase together. >> we love everybody on that street. we love where our house is. it was such a special house and it can never be replaced. >> reporter: i asked her how she knew right away it was her house just from glancing at the rubble. >> because everything's so familiar. it's just covered in ashes. >> reporter: megan, her husband and two kids are now

if you are in the yellow zone or you're in the green zone, which will be less than ten cases per 100,000ation, then you're in a much better position. simply there is less virus in the community and your ability to do things like open schools and have sports is much, much greater. >> we should all light a candle for dr. redfield. i don't know what his job prospects are in the administration. but it's clearly obvious if you are in the red zone in some cases, if your case level is high, you need to behave differently. that goes for schools, and as you said, dr. del rio, that goes for sports. and you noted, you say, deciding to play fall sports is like being on the sinking titanic and deciding what time the band should play. explain exactly what you mean by that. >> john, what i mean is that we're having all this discussion about whether we should have college sports, should we do this, do that, and the reality is what we need to be focusing on is controlling the infection. if we control the infection, then opening schools, doing sports will be so much easier. we need to focus on what's the

that the best way to get your school open is to get out of a red zone , into a yellow zone into a green zoneou want your schools to open, get your community level down, down to a safe level. judy: and again, we hear you and we know there are still skeptics out there among the american public. i want to ask about a vaccine. your original projection that we will have one by the end of this year or early next year, but given thisnnouncement from russia this week -- it was met with great skepticism -- how confident are you that when this vaccine comes in this country, from a project called warp eed, that people are going to be willing to be vaccinated? dr. fauci: two aspects to your question. the firsone, let's take the russian situation. just to say you have a vaccine doesn't mean that you should be administering the vacne. we have a half a dozen vaccines, but before you give it to the american public, you want to be absolutely certain that it is effective and safe. which gets to your second question, which is the issue of warp speed. in some respects, that is a bit of an fortunate terminology

and the backup at the toll plaza coming off the maze and the 880 overkraucrossing no back in the green zone. that is how light the traffic is around the bay. everything else looks great and the san mateo bridge flashing lights westbound away from us and looks like they have cleared the span and around the right shoulder and double checking with chp and not reporting anything right now. we'll track it. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much, mike. >>> all right. we're being all clean and sanitizing, right? what is on those surfaces? still ahead at 6:25 right here on "today in the bay" the everyday items we all touch that may have that covid-19 virus on it. what a new investigation reveals. >>> lyft says it will join uber in the threat of shutting down its app in california for months. we'll tell you why, coming up. >>> grab your popcorn and your bonbons as we take a lfutures. i want you to hold tight to those because soon we could see a return to amc theaters. we'll talk about the reopening process that is being talked about right now coming up for you after the break. 6:12. >>> righ

the map ashows you the approach and a nice easy drive in the green zone. back to you. >> sorry to cut you short, mike. we want to take you back out to chicago right now where the mayor lori lightfoot is speaking about the unrest, the looting and some arrests that happened overnight. we have a better look at some of that outcome of the violence in downtown chicago. new video of stores that got looted. we learned that more than 100 people have been arrested. so far officials say hundreds of them rushed into the area, they were breaking into the stores there, taking what they could. police officers at one point even exchanged gunfire with some of the suspects. chicago police tweeting that shots were fired at the officers first and that the officers then returned fire. no officers were hurt. it is unknown whether anybody else was hit. but, again, the mayor is talking about some arrests that happened and what triggered this whole event which happened after an officer-involved shooting earlier in the day yesterday. >>> well back here at home, late night announce

if it is a green zone, one of those places where there are relatively few cases and the percentage ofons is relatively low, then you have to ask, is the school district add quaint-- adequately prepared. the devil is in the detail, one, is there a plan that says wear masks. do physical distancing. and then this thing about ventilation which i think as it gets to be the cold weather, we know that outdoors is a lot safer than indoors and a lot of these schools may have old ventilation systems. are they adequately addressing the question of indoors with relatively poor ventilation, is there adequate, are there adequate measures to make sure the air is healthy. >> stephen: okay, testing. president says we've done 55 million, 60 million tests, more tests than nibbles. have we dong more tests than nibbles in the world? >> we actually have done more tests, but the problem is that even though we are doing all of these different tests, our death rate per 100,000 population, last time i looked it was number four in the world. so it is not just a matter of how many tests you are doing, it is what

they're in the green zone according to many of these criteria, but they're limiting large gatherings. mask mandates were all in place. those were part of the original criteria. if anything, this is evidence it can work and be a good thing. >> dr. reiner, the president went on, made his rationale. he continued to say this. >> if you look at the country. it's really -- we have states, we're thriving. we're thriving. and there's no shutdown. it's enough. we shut it down because we had to. we didn't know anything about what was happening. we shut it down. we learned a lot to protect our seniors, et cetera, et cetera. you've all heard it. but we learned a lot. then we opened it up and now we have a big v -- >> the v, he was not referring to a surge in cases. he was trying to refer to the economy. dr. reiner, how we learned enough and now we can reopen fully and he's saying the age old idea of go ahead and isolate everybody over whatever the age might be, 65, protect our seniors, as he says. >> no. we have not learned our lesson. look, the president talks about a sharp v. he's just talking

interests in iran, particularly in the green zone and u.s. military bases. you going to help iraq to stop these attacks by pro iranian militia and hold these people accountable? there is some reporting that u.s. troops would withdraw from iraq totally in three years, is this true? >> so at some point we obviously will be gone. we brought it down to a very, very low level. we deal, when there are attacks, we take care of them very easily. nobody has the weaponry we have, nobody has the, uh, anything, of what we have, we have the finest, greatest military in the world. when somebody hits us we hit back harder than they hit us so we handle it. in addition to that, iraq has been very helpful where necessary. but we have been, uh, taking our troops out of iraq fairly rapidly, and, uh, we look forward to the day we don't have to be there and hopefully iraq can live their own lives and they can defend themselves which they've been doing long before we got involved. yes, please. >> reporter: about the bounties, you say you hit back hard but we haven't seen any defin

realize that the best way to get your schopen is to get out of a red zone, into a yell zone, into a green zone, so if you want your schools to open get ur community level down. down to a safe level. >> woodruff: and again we hear you and we know there are still skeptics out there among the american public. i want to ask yoa couple of questions about a vaccine. you are sticking, i dear, to your original projection that we will have one the end of this year or early next year. russia this week, early, it wasm met with gre skepticism. how confident are you that when this vaccine comes in this calltry, from a project warp speed, that people are going to be willing to have, to be vaccinated. >> well, two aspects to your questionjudy. the frst one, let's take the russians situation. you know, just to say you have a vaccine doesn't mean that you should be administering the vaccine. we have a laugh a dozen vacs evens but before you give it to the american public, you want to be absolutely certain that if is a, effective. and b, safe. which gets to your second question. ich is the issue of warp speed.

particularly in the green zone and u.s. military bases.l you help iraq to hold these attacks by pro iranian militia and hold these people accountable? if i may, there's some -- u.s. troops to withdraw from iraq totally in three years. is this true? >> so, at some point we obviously will be gone. we brought it down to a very, very low level. we deal when there are attacks, we take care of those attacks and very easily. nobody has the weaponry we have. nobody has the -- anything of what we have, we have the finest, the greatest military in the world. when somebody hits us, we hit back harder than they hit us. iraq has been very helpful where necessary but we have been taking our troops out of iraq fairly rapidly and we look forward to the day when we don't have to be there and hopefully iraq can live their own lives and they can defend themselves which they have been doing long before we got involved. yes, please. >> about the bounties, you say you hit back hard but we haven't seen any definitive strike back for bounties upon americans. >> y

if you're in a green zone where you have less then ten for 100,000 cases to 100,000 population, you could probably open the schools to a considerable degree of impunity. when you get to the yellow zone ten to 100 cases. 100,000 with the virus in the community, you might want to modify the things you do. physical separation, mask wearing, outdoor classes when possible, situations we have hybrid, some online, some in person. when you get to the grade zone from zone where it's clearly over 100 cases are 100,000 and there's a lot of virus activity, you really want to think twice before you get the children back to school. all the kids go back or they stay locked in. look at extenuating circumstances and the location where the school is. >> ahead of the schooling discussion extends to colleges and universities. ... dr. fauci: schools are grappling with this decision. what is anyway bring students back from all parts of the country and have them gather in the dorms and classrooms in the hallways. deal with reality and be able to safely reopen. dr. fauci: so we want to make sure now that the vie

interest in iraq but to play the green zone and u.s. need to be is how we're going to help iraq to hold these attacks by really and militia and to hold these people accountable and so if i may also there was some reports in that the units troops will withdraw from iraq totally in 3 years is this true so at some point we obviously will be guarding we've brought it down to a very very low level we deal where there are attacks we take care of those attacks and we take care of them very easily nobody has the weaponry we have nobody has the anything of what we have we have the finest the greatest. in the world when somebody hits as we head back harder than they had us so we handle it in addition to that iraq has been very helpful where necessary but we have been taking our troops out of iraq fairly rapidly and we look forward to the day when we don't have to be there and hopefully iraq can live their own lives and they can defend themselves which i've been doing long before we got involved yes mr secretary said there are a lot of i could ass

we were in the green zone. that is the green dots here. that increase was less than 10%. then we saw a big jump consistent with the surge in the graph i just showed you. we continue to be in the red zone with a double rate of 20% compared to our target rate of 10%. this is reflective of the surge. this is why we made the very difficult decision to put re-openings on pause. similarly, we are seeing a big increase in the positivity rates of people who are testing. this is the number of cases diagnosed per 100,000 population over seven days. you can see we were in the yellow zone for a long time, and our goal was to get to 1.8 per 100,000. we are now above 6 per 100,000. you can see that on the right. this slide is updated to july 11. we are at 7.8 per 100,000. this indicates that the virus is spreading throughout the city. particularly in the areas that you mentioned southeast part of the city. this is a complicated slide. i will take a minute to describe it. this is looking at the reproductive number of the virus. what is the reproductive number of the virus? that is how fa

so, you know, the existing white and yellow zones and the blue zones and the green zones are part ofthe analysis that happens when someone applies to do this on the sidewalk or on the curbside lane. so our m.t.a. staff are definitely looking at all of those, and making sure that we're not having any conflicts. with regard to physical proximity or adjay being adjacea shared site. it's something that we're exploring. what is most feasible and viable and what most people are trying to do is to activate the spaces directly adjacent to their frontage. like, right outside. which makes a lot of sense. that being said, there is -- you know, if the driving principle is to help as many people as possible stay operational and survive this distressed, you know -- and these very stressful times, then we're open to figuring out other spatial solutions. so a park across the street or a plaza, why not. we're also as i mentioned earlier looking at -- we just created a process to allow groups of merchants to use open surface parking lots, undeveloped lots in neighborhoods. so naturally that, you know,

so, you know, the existing white and yellow zones and the blue zones and the green zones are part ofthe analysis that happens when someone applies to do this on the sidewalk or on the curbside lane. so our m.t.a. staff are definitely looking at all of those, and making sure that we're not having any conflicts. with regard to physical proximity or adjay being adjacea shared site. it's something that we're exploring. what is most feasible and viable and what most people are trying to do is to activate the spaces directly adjacent to their frontage. like, right outside. which makes a lot of sense. that being said, there is -- you know, if the driving principle is to help as many people as possible stay operational and survive this distressed, you know -- and these very stressful times, then we're open to figuring out other spatial solutions. so a park across the street or a plaza, why not. we're also as i mentioned earlier looking at -- we just created a process to allow groups of merchants to use open surface parking lots, undeveloped lots in neighborhoods. so naturally that, you know,

we were in the green zone. that is the green dots here. that increase was less than 10%. big jump consistent with the surge in the graph i just showed you. we continue to be in the red zone with a double rate of 20% compared to our target rate of 10%. this is reflective of the surge. this is why we made the very difficult decision to put re-openings on pause. similarly, we are seeing a big increase in the positivity rates of people who are testing. this is the number of cases diagnosed per 100,000 population over seven days. you can see we were in the yellow zone for a long time, and our goal was to get to 1.8 per 100,000. we are now above 6 per 100,000. you can see that on the right. this slide is updated to july 11. we are at 7.8 per 100,000. this indicates that the virus is spreading throughout the city. particularly in the areas that you mentioned southeast part of the city. this is a complicated slide. i will take a minute to describe it. this is looking at the reproductive number of the virus. what is the reproductive number of the virus? that is how fast the virus

interests in iraq particularly in the green zone and u.s. military bases.ople accountable? if i may also there was some reporting u.s. troops would withdraw from iraq totally. >> president trump: at some point we will be gone. we deal when there are attacks. we take care of those attacks and take care of them very easily. nobody has the weapons we have and nobody has anything of what we have. we have the finest, the greatest military in the world. when somebody hits us, we hit back harder than they hit us. we handle it. in addition to that iraq has been very helpful where necessary. but we have been taking our troops out of iraq fairly rapidly and we look forward to the day when we don't have to be there and hopefully iraq can live their own lives and they can defend themselves, which they've been doing long before we got involved. yes, please. >> about the bounties. you say we hit back hard. we haven't seen any definitive strikes back or bounties upon americans. >> president trump: you don't know about the bounties. you don't know very much about it. if we

so, you know, the existing white and yellow zones and the blue zones and the green zones are part ofthe analysis that happens when someone applies to do this on the sidewalk or on the curbside lane. so our m.t.a. staff are definitely looking at all of those, and making sure that we're not having any conflicts. with regard to physical proximity or adjay being adjacea shared site. it's something that we're exploring. what is most feasible and viable and what most people are trying to do is to activate the spaces directly adjacent to their frontage. like, right outside. which makes a lot of sense. that being said, there is -- you know, if the driving principle is to help as many people as possible stay operational and survive this distressed, you know -- and these very stressful times, then we're open to figuring out other spatial solutions. so a park across the street or a plaza, why not. we're also as i mentioned earlier looking at -- we just created a process to allow groups of merchants to use open surface parking lots, undeveloped lots in neighborhoods. so naturally that, you know,

supply within the department is at 100%, placing us in the green zone. so as we follow these indicators, as we continue to gradually reopen our city, we are focused on equity and safety. this means opening areas with lower risk and helping those who are suffering dearly as a result shelter-in-place. while covid-19 is a public health priority, so is the development and learning of children. we know that education and particularly early education is a key public health intervention. we can simply not hit pause on our children's development. they must continue to learn and grow. we also know that prolonged school closures can exacerbate the socio-economic disparities and amplify existing educational inequities in our city. classrooms, after-school programs, child care facilities and learning centers are all an important part of our community infrastructure. they provide safe, supportive learning environments for students, and enable parents, guardians and caregivers to work. they also provide critical services that help to mitigate health inequities, such a