the first person is jill duncan or joe duncan. the second one is nato green. >> good afternoon, distinguished members of san francisco health commission. my name is joe duncan. i'm a registered nurse at san francisco county jai. i'd like to start by thank youing for creating resolution number 19-5. incarceration is a public health issue. too often we see the most vulnerable members of our community locked up. the mentally ill, those with substance abuse and the homeless brought in. with the guidance of dr. lisa pratt, we have updated our medical assistance treatment for substance use disorder. we have expanded our roles in methadone maintenance program. our alcohol protocols have been revamped and are much more aggressive in combating the alcohol withdrawal symptom. we started -- we are starting and continuing medications, psychiatric medications at a much faster rate and decreased the use of safety cells and increased our 5150 send outs. it is an unfortunate reality that the jails have become a de facto primary care setting for s

duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >> shannon: i love this sto shannon: joe was ready to graduate with his senior class in hillsboro highear-old never got the chance to walk the stage and get his diploma. he left to fight for his country. 76 years later the 95-year-old kid from tampa joined the class of 2019 at the florida state fairgrounds, the twinkle in his eyes proving some things are truly worth the wait. for his selflessness and bravery you are our midnight hero this memorial day. i'm heading out on a book tour. it is online in your favorite bookstore, would love to see you thursday at 6:00, we will be at the reagan library. and saturday, we added it to the tour. on books a million, in nashville at 2:00 at 2:00 pm. can't wait to meet more of you out there, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful. >> the tornado just hit our house. oh my god. we were just sitting out here. >> reporter: it is tuesday, may 28th and this is "fox and friends first" at 4:00 on the east coast, tornadoes ripping through america's heartland, thousands from ohio to arkansas waking up to utter devastation with entire neighborhoods flattene

joe biden. >> i am reacting to what others are reacting. >> laura: they dictate what you say? >> you can't say we will put you in chains and say things about duncants. >> laura: if we said that we would be crucified. >> a new bernie sanders video surfaced shot in the 1980s. it looks like the 1880s. it was called bernie speaks with the community. here he is. >> okay. >> hold it. all right, all right. one second. one second! hold it. who knows about cocaine? anyone ever seen cocaine? one at a time. what about it? >> if you look like somebody on back to the future. >> michael j fox or the other guy. >> you know the other guy he looks like. that guy. >> laura: [laughing]. >> like doc brown. this is like a mean spirited art linkletter. he would sit with children. this should be called socialists say the darnedest things. bernie sanders would you like a roving reporter like joan rivers on the red carpet. >> that's an interesting hair-do. what does your dress mean? >> it's just saying to heck with society. to heck with -- >> the heck with law and order? >> oh my gosh. >> laura: she is now an account manager. >> it's interesting listening to this. bernar

duncan. stay u no sleepies. >>> welcome back. when former vice president joe going back to work. she's been teaching, hitting the campaign trail. she' wtten a new memoir as well. "where the light enters: building a family, discovering myself." good to see you. >> good morning. >> we'll get to the book in a minute, but of course we know rur husband isning for president. >> yes. >> you've been here before. were you gung ho for this decision or did you have to be convinced? >> yeah, i was gung ho. i felt this country feelsdi so ded and joe knows how to bring people together. he's a convener. you know? so i'm hoping he unite this country. and i want to thank you for celebrating teachers. because as a teacher myself, -- you know, i really appreciate what you're doing. >> well, you'll love our next half hour. i watched very carefully his t. campaign announcement. he said he didn't think the country could survive eight years of president trump. he said he will alter the character of this nation. do you see it that way? do you think that president trump is a threat to