laura sullivan if you want to take a stab at it. ear them, was he asking about the color green? host: i think it was connected to the border patrol and i wonder if he is talking about if safety net hospitals are dealing with those migrants in the country or things like that. i wonder if that's what he was correlating it to. laura: undocumented immigrants are part of the safety net system and that has been very controversial. a number of experts in the field will say what do you want hospitals to do when they come in in an emergency. if they are not here and are undocumented do you let people die, is that what we are doing? that is an element of this and treating people who were here without being documented is absolutely part of what safety net hospitals do. they don't turn anybody away. you also see a lot of mental health issues in safety net hospitals. host: they cover the gamut of health care, not just physical conditions. laura: a lot of them are the working poor that cannot afford private insurance under the affordable care act

. >> laura sullivan: earlier this year, l.a. county was the epicenter of the winter covid surge. >> hospitals in this area say they're preparing to ration care. >> one, two... (grunts) >> sullivan: in east l.a., l.a. county+u.s.c. medical center was regularly seeing more covid patients than any other hospital in the region. >> i'm sorry to meet you this way. okay, coming in. nobody deserves to die alone. okay, here's your mom. and we allow family members to see their relatives before they pass. >> mama! (sobbing) i told her that i love her. >> but that's the truth of covid-- there are some that's going to win, there's some that's going to lose. >> ma... ma! >> sullivan: covid exposed longstanding inequities in america. >> we are now getting a look at data that reveals racial disparities in medical outcomes. >> sullivan: and turned a spotlight on the hospitals that serve low-income, working-class communities like east l.a. >> ...a huge problem not just in the latino community, but also in the black community. >> sullivan: this is

i'll turn it over to cyndy and rich and then hear from laura feinstein the sustainability director at spur. >> thank you commissioner sullivan. i apologize for no video. i was able to call in. thank you everyone this evening. i'm cyndy comerford. for this presentation, we are going to give a climate action update. this will include both an update on chapter 9 of the environment code, an ordinance amending the code to update the climate action goals and department goals and responsibilities and then i will turn it over to my colleague rich chien to talk about all of the wonderful amazing work we have done in developing the climate action plan. i'm going to give a brief summary of chapter 9. then we have a resolution for your consideration. we'll take the resolution at the very end of the presentation but i wanted to let people know in advance that will be coming. and then rich will talk about the development of our climate action plan, the collaboration between our stakeholders and city departments and also some of the wider benefits and then we'll hear from laura feinstein at spur and we're happy to take any questions and di

laura: it's good to be reunited again. the u.s. is denying reports of the deal to lift sanctions on iran. jake sullivanold abc there is a fair distance to travel for an agreement. iranian state tv says the u.k. agreed to pay a long-standing 400 million pounds debt to secure the release of that. he is not aware of any such deal. india's prime minister, narendra modi, lost a key state election amidst a voter backlash of his handling of the pandemic. they projected his bjp would win more than 200 seats, up to 292 up for grabs. in the end, it won just 76. they hit a record yesterday. the country has become the first to top that in a single day. elon musk's spacex has returned four astronauts, ending its first ever missions to the international space station. the dragon capsule touched down in the gulf of mexico. it cemented spacex as masses only partner capable of sending men into space. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt. matt: thanks so much. great to be back. laura wright i

i'll turn it over to cyndy and rich and then hear from laura feinstein the sustainability director at spur. >> thank you commissioner sullivane for no video. i was able to call in. thank you everyone this evening. i'm cyndy comerford. for this presentation, we are going to give a climate action update. this will include both an update on chapter 9 of the environment code, an ordinance amending the code to update the climate action goals and department goals and responsibilities and then i will turn it over to my colleague rich chien to talk about all of the wonderful amazing work we have done in developing the climate action plan. i'm going to give a brief summary of chapter 9. then we have a resolution for your consideration. we'll take the resolution at the very end of the presentation but i wanted to let people know in advance that will be coming. and then rich will talk about the development of our climate action plan, the collaboration between our stakeholders and city departments and also some of the wider benefits and then we'll hear from laura feinstein at spur and we're happy to take any questions and discussion. ne

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