we are optimistic about the expansion of hummingbird, that hummingbird will be another option, but as you know, beyond p.e.s., we have urgent care options. >> supervisor mandelman: over on the -- you know, in the sort of homelessness side, we've spent -- you know, we have significantly increased over time, although maybe not enough, the number of outreach workers, but the thing is they don't always have places to offer people. we could easily replicate that conundrum by having really fantastic crisis intervention teams that could go out and have a conversation with people on the streets but have no place that they could take that person. well, it strikes me as where we are now, and strikes me as completely unacceptable, and i would move to hear -- you know, it doesn't have to be right now, but i would love to hear the best thing from the department of public health on how to manage people in crisis, in psychosis. they might need to be in a licensed psych health facility like door. but i just think my hunch, based on the world that i live in and see, is we don't have places for people

i have a hummingbird feeder up in tahoe and, boy, that not only attracted the hummingbirds but attractedhe bears as well. >> i'm glad they were there. perfect timing for that. >> the right place, right time. >> isn't that winnie the pooh gets stuck in the honey pot. >> this is true. too much reading. >> oh, winnie the pooh. >> oh, eeyore. is it an eeyore kind of day, kari, or a little piglet kind of day? >>> i guess a piglet day. it's been pretty nice around here, but warm in some spots. we get a look at our sun rise this morning, we are starting out with a beautiful start to our tuesday morning. our temperature trend as you make plans for the day in willow glen we'll be in the upper 50s, but you can see our trend going up as we go into late morning and the afternoon at 1:00. we're in the low 80s, and it's going to reach into the mid to upper 80s here. as we go through our micro climates, morgan hill reached 90 degrees and we'll see some mid-80s in downtown san jose. for the east bay we'll see some 90s here as well. up to 93 degrees in antioch. martinez will reach 87 degrees and some upp

we are optimistic about the expansion of hummingbird, that hummingbird will be another option, but as you know, beyond p.e.s., we have urgent care options. >> supervisor mandelman: over on the -- you know, in the sort of homelessness side, we've spent -- you know, we have significantly increased over time, although maybe not enough, the number of outreach workers, but the thing is they don't always have places to offer people. we could easily replicate that conundrum by having really fantastic crisis intervention teams that could go out and have a conversation with people on the streets but have no place that they could take that person. well, it strikes me as where we are now, and strikes me as completely unacceptable, and i would move to hear -- you know, it doesn't have to be right now, but i would love to hear the best thing from the department of public health on how to manage people in crisis, in psychosis. they might need to be in a licensed psych health facility like door. but i just think my hunch, based on the world that i live in and see, is we don't have places for people

we are optimistic about the expansion of hummingbird, that hummingbird will be another option, but as you know, beyond p.e.s., we have urgent care options. >> supervisor mandelman: over on the -- you know, in the sort of homelessness side, we've spent -- you know, we have significantly increased over time, although maybe not enough, the number of outreach workers, but the thing is they don't always have places to offer people. we could easily replicate that conundrum by having really fantastic crisis intervention teams that could go out and have a conversation with people on the streets but have no place that they could take that person. well, it strikes me as where we are now, and strikes me as completely unacceptable, and i would move to hear -- you know, it doesn't have to be right now, but i would love to hear the best thing from the department of public health on how to manage people in crisis, in psychosis. they might need to be in a licensed psych health facility like door. but i just think my hunch, based on the world that i live in and see, is we don't have places for people

has, you know, shifted their attention to hummingbird. we've been doing testing, and shifting to the hospitals to address the positive cases at hummingbird. oh, this slide. okay. so i'm going to focus to the first of our four strategic and budgetary priorities for the coming year. >> supervisor mandelman: actually, i'm sorry. can i make you go back to the problems slide? >> the problems? yeah. >> supervisor mandelman: because i want to talk about the future, but i kind of want to talk about where we are, too, as well. >> okay. >> supervisor mandelman: so what does it mean when p.e.s. is limited to 18-bed capacity? what happened? >> so people coming into p.e.s., i think as you know now, there's a new work flow, so they come through the medical emergency room and have a rapid test before they enter that more congregate setting of p.e.s. we have p.e.s. medical staff who are stationed now in the medical emergency rooms, so psychiatrists, nurses, and some -- because of this change in work flow, i think more people are leaving before they even

. >> pauley: we leave you this sunday morning in pacific palisades, california, where the hummingbirdealth for everyone, everywhere. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pauley: i'm jane pauley. please join us when our trumppet sounds again, next sunday morning. [ "abblasen" fanfare ] captioning sponsored by cbs >> brennan: i'm margaret brennan in washington. this week on "face the nation," as americans push to mend the racial divide, conflict continues between the public and our leaders on how to get there. we'll speak exclusively with attorney general william barr, and former secretary of state condoleezza rice. from washington to philadelphia and chicago to san francisco, saturday saw the largest demonstrations of support yet for cracking down on police brutality and ending racism following the death of george floyd. the overwhelming majority of the protests were peaceful, and the message was pointed: americans have had