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to use the waters efficiently as they can not to waste the water and and also to knott's to not settle to not develop businesses or establish new farms or grow crops that are inappropriate in water stressed areas that's quite a supply and demand example you've given us in a big college town certainly there's demand for bruno but there just wasn't enough water to supply yeah i tell you a lot of my friends are quite disappointed this is a company that makes some pretty good craft beer so this is not a this is not of the situation that was taken lightly well you've given us a very local example and i wonder if there is a generic message to write to your congressman what would it be. well i think there's a couple of ideas there one is that congress because of what i said about how important what a big user irrigated agriculture is the governments at the state and federal level can provide a lot of financial incentives to encourage farmers to become more and more efficient with their water use and that can go a long way so if we can bring that big chunk of water use back down to lower level

i commend congress for the second round of ppp, but let me explain why it's knotts enough.here are 30 million small businesses in america that employed approximately 60 million people. within that group, 500,000 independent restaurants employs 12 million people. now, in your first segment, you demonstrated how difficult it's going to be to open up new businesses. approximately 25 to 40% of parity will be the volume that most businesses and independent restaurants will have. as a result of ppp, which is a good plan, good intent, but the wrong medicine, that will only get them through eight weeks. the question in front of the congress is how do businesses 30 million-plus, open up and transform their business in a world in which there is not going to be enough revenue? so what's needed is a bridge to the vaccine. that is an economic plan in which the banks can have a resource to lend the money to every small business in which it's backed by the government. if this does not take place, no marshall plan for small businesses and independent restaurants as each state reopens, what

can you still see knott's firefight on the scene keeping an eye out if any hot spots. there is also pg&e workers here and we saw them a short time ago removing one of the electrical meter outside the building. obviously, power it is out here so there is no danger of any live wires here but a lot of work needs to be done. the damage on the outside of the building is pretty evident with the soot around the windows and some gaping holes in the roof of this nearly 100- year-old church. a battalion chief at the scene told us earlier this morning that, after the fire brock out, they called for help from firefighters from el cerrito and continue contra costa county. as many as 33 firefighters could be seen fighting the flames. building's alarms did go off. he was at home and got a phone call early this morning to alert him about the fire from the alarm company. he rushed over to see the back area. we had another smaller church in the back and along with the offices. and the upstairs, it look like it is burned down. >> so we have he had a fire here about 12 to 15 years ago wit

knotts wants to reopen more than me.re than me, and everybody else. we're all in the same boat. we all have the same feelings. the tension on reopening is how fast can you reopen and what can you reopen without raising that infection rate so you go right back to where we were, overwhelming the hospitals? the infection rate now is one person infects 0.9 other people. you can't infect 0.9, but basically one person is infecting one person, a tad less. i don't even know that it's a tad less. i don't know that the statistics are that accurate, frankly. that's where we are now. when that is happening, the virus is basically stable. where we were was one person was infecting 1.4 people. that's when you have outbreak, widespread epidemic. we brought it down from 1.4 to 0.9. how did you do that? those were the pause policies, close down business, close down schools, everybody has to take precautions, but it work. we went from 1.4 to 0.9. wuhan says at one point they got down for 0.3, which is where you start to see the numbers dr