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. >> caller: hi, my name is marcel moran, a ima san francisco resident and member of the s.f.e coalition. today i'm joining the growing chorus of voices calling for the opening of j.f.k. drive to uk waters, runners, parents and cyclists. currently it privileges the automobile above all other modes. there are approximately 10 miles of free car parking in the park on top of the 13 surface parking lots. 13. not to mention the underground lots. at the same time, there is not a single mile of fully separated bike lanes class four. the subsidizization of car use works against many of san francisco's goals, including increased transit ridership, vision zero and improving our air quality. it is inconceivable if we were designing j.f.k. drive from scratch, we would end up with the car-centric layout that we have. as san franciscans elsewhere make great progress, it stands out. we're asking you in the midst of a global pandemic to match the ambition in other cities of reclaiming streets for people when the need for such space so high. thank you. >> thank you. operator: you have 11 quest

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not only with ima, but the entire federal government. so we know that there are areas that have adequate ppe, pharmaceutical, testing is an issue in a lot of places. but we also know there are shortages because of so much usage. in particular, in new york, they've got a number of flights, 69 total, and they are fine directly to china, picking up supplies, ppe, personal protective equipment and bringing it back to various cities across the country. and how does fema and those in charge of the equipment prioritize which supplies go where, and how do they get it to those different states in a timely manner?>> in this particular case, they've done two things. for instance in arizona that governor signed an executive order demanding that all hospitals report the number of things, in particular the number of ventilators they have, icu beds available, etc. each governor is doing that and that information gets transitioned up to the national response center in washington dc. from there emma they are sitting down and taking a look at where the ho

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decades.ave been building up for >> in an underwater paradise, a plastic nightmare. s sullivan: recurring ima dead whales... >> 80 plastic bags found inside the whale. >> sullivan: bloated seabirds... >> oh. >> sullivan: ...and littered waterways have fueled a global anti-plastic movement. >> enemy number one-- the plastic straw. >> many u.s. citieare taking steps to ban plastic grocery bags... >> save our earth before it's too late! >> sullivan: and yet, despite the backlash, the industry that makes plastic isxpanding. >> the start of construction on that multibillion-dollar plastics plant... >> sullivan: plentiful supplies of natural gas are driving down the cost of making plastic. the u.s. is now one of the world's largest plastic proders. >> it's going to be the largest plant of its kind in the world. >> sullivan: and industry is investing tens of billions of dollars in new plastic plants. >> construction will eventually employ 6,000 people. >> sullivan: by 2050, it's estimated that global production of plastic will triple. >> a plastic boom. >> there's going to more plastic than ever on

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. >> caller: hi, my name is marcel moran, a ima san francisco resident and member of the s.f.e coalition. today i'm joining the growing chorus of voices calling for the opening of j.f.k. drive to uk waters, runners, parents and cyclists. currently it privileges the automobile above all other modes. there are approximately 10 miles of free car parking in the park on top of the 13 surface parking lots. 13. not to mention the underground lots. at the same time, there is not a single mile of fully separated bike lanes class four. the subsidizization of car use works against many of san francisco's goals, including increased transit ridership, vision zero and improving our air quality. it is inconceivable if we were designing j.f.k. drive from scratch, we would end up with the car-centric layout that we have. as san franciscans elsewhere make great progress, it stands out. we're asking you in the midst of a global pandemic to match the ambition in other cities of reclaiming streets for people when the need for such space so high. thank you. >> thank you. operator: you have 11 quest

is reimbursement, not advance payment. .t can take years just give you an idea -- hurricane katrina, imas still writing checks to louisiana for reimbursing those payments. it is a long, frustrating process. up,way the system is set those checks and balances built in. as far as individuals getting their own checks, or if your house got destroyed, that also can be a very frustrating process. because there are rules that fema has the following about who is eligible, who can get it, who can't. if you have insurance, and you can get certain things, can't get other things. no one ever accused fema of being too simple an agency or a pushover. it is difficult and it is very frustrating. one of the goals fema has laid out in the past couple of years is simplification. fema follows the rules that congress wrote. really, fema administers the system it was given by the lawmakers. fema can do certain things to make it more simple, but it has to follow the law. it is a federal agency handed inferred -- and enforces laws. hello. mr. frank, i'm a little confused. are you an employee of fema or are you a

say variousors occupations that one might attend to to get through this and one as you mentioned, ima picker. -- i am a picker. i heard the doctor mentioned a possibility -- mention a possibility of travel. how are we supposed to travel when we are stuck in our house? guest: it is virtual travel. travel sites are doing things like visit the coliseum and doing a virtual tour of the visit -- a lot of parks are doing that. national parks are giving you virtual tours of the park. you are not traveling literally but you are traveling virtually so you can see and it is great for kids to experience different areas without actually leaving your home. caller: thank you for your answer. guest: thank you for not picking on me too badly. host: thank you joseph. we will let you charge up. we will go to melanie in california. caller: good morning. high is theis, how spike in the domestic violence department? i have noticed a lot of women and men in my area -- at no if it is because we are locked in. i am not getting much information about that. what are some options? guest: that is a great question

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