according to mcfadden, the fence is a regular electric fence that you would find in a field. he says the customers are happy with this barrier and they even laughed about it. he says the fear factor appears to be enough of a deterrent. >> okay. so, that's obviousl lly extreme. but i have to agree with him on something. you have two drinks and all of a sudden the social distancing you thought you had under control, you don't have it under control any more. >> you lose depth perception. >> people start touching. >> they do. jobina's right. >> they want to touch you. they want to, oh, my gosh, hey. no. but my one concern is what if someone like a little clutz like myself trips into the electric fence. >> you are shocked. >> you need to have someone buy your drinks for you is what you need. >> come on, mike. he already knows. >> see, there you go. all right. let me round out this segment by saying, reggie, you lost because we want round three of you and adam. >> i accept it. >> i haven't even looked at it yet. i'm just saying. let's take a look at what's going on. i thought we wo

a new one in english pub owner has come up with a new way to maintain physical distancing jonny mcfadden who runs the star in cornwall england. >>installed an electric fence to keep customers at a safe distance he says the fence is not on but everybody thinks that it is and says quote they'll keep well away from it it's the fear factor. england's pubs were allowed to reopen their doors on july 4th after being closed your uk's lockdown physical distancing remains mandatory and customers must hand over their contact details before they enter. that's to help with coronavirus tracking if needed. best buy has the latest retailer to issue a mask mandate for its customers the company announced that starting tomorrow masks will be mandatory in all of their stores. costco and starbucks have also announced similar policies. some industry groups and unions have been pushing for stricter mask policies. but some retail chains have been reluctant to do so fearing reactions from customers who are opposed to wearing face masks. as more people struggle to feed their families during this pandemic food ban

johnny mcfadden was having a hard time getting people to socially distance.e barrier is a normal electric fence that had you would find in a field. he says the fear factor appears to be enough of a deterrent. i wonder if we could even legally put something like that in here. i don't know why i'm going to you with this one, larry, but i felt like that that was your topic. >> it's funny. >> yeah. it only gives us more ideas on what we should do with a barrier to the sports department, but there's nobody actually in the sports department anymore so we don't need it, but it is an idea that i think is worth considering can. i mean, look, people are clearly not paying attention, and those that are paying attention are just disregarding a lot of the rules anyway, so, i mean, has he really charged the thing up, or is it just a sign to keep people back? i'm not sure. maybe we should get some video and see how it's playing out. i think that that would go viral very quickly. >> spencer, what do you think? >> i agree with harry. i want to see some video on how it's worki

executive director mcfadden. again, yes, this items seeks your approval as part of the completion of the certification process. approval of this contract allows us to receive funding that we use for the operation of our health insurance counseling and advocacy program, or as it's commonly known, the hicap. the hicap is a medicare focused program providing community, education, one to one tt counseling and advocacy services for folks who are medicare beneficiaries or eligible for medicare. we actually take the funds in through a separate contracting process and contract out with self-help for the elderly, who administer the program in the community. while it's not central to this item, i would be remiss not to do a quick report on how the hicap has fared through all these changes. they've done quite well, actually. you know when the shelter-in-place went into effect, hicap halted operations and then kind of watched to see how things were evolving. their program does not do a lot of walkup services, a lot of the se

executive director mcfadden. again, yes, this items seeks your approval as part of the completion of the certification process. approval of this contract allows us to receive funding that we use for the operation of our health insurance counseling and advocacy program, or as it's commonly known, the hicap. the hicap is a medicare focused program providing community, education, one to one tt counseling and advocacy services for folks who are medicare beneficiaries or eligible for medicare. we actually take the funds in through a separate contracting process and contract out with self-help for the elderly, who administer the program in the community. while it's not central to this item, i would be remiss not to do a quick report on how the hicap has fared through all these changes. they've done quite well, actually. you know when the shelter-in-place went into effect, hicap halted operations and then kind of watched to see how things were evolving. their program does not do a lot of walkup services, a lot of the se

>> this is serita mcfadden, a milwaukee native, writer, and new york city english professor. she knows all about the racial history of this city. people believe that, like, black people moved out of the south to escape racism and they moved to these northern cities where there was no racism. >> there was so much racism. >> yeah, exactly. >> if i can -- >> it's hilarisad. >> i never heard that word but i think i knew exactly what you meant. or sadlarious. >> the north, or, definitely the middle west north, buys into this narrative that they are somehow far more superior in terms of character and tolerance. you know, we call it, what, midwest nice? >> i was going to say that, yeah. >> but there's this, like, veneer of, like, i'm not in my heart racist. but you're doing shit that's racist a.f. let's just go with why the city has the shape that it does. so this map is from 1937. it's what they call a security map. but in common parlance we call it a redlining map. it was a series of maps that were produced by the federal government. they did these surveys in kind of like neighbor

executive director mcfadden. again, yes, this items seeks your approval as part of the completion of the certification process. approval of this contract allows us to receive funding that we use for the operation of our health insurance counseling and advocacy program, or as it's commonly known, the hicap. the hicap is a medicare focused program providing community, education, one to one tt counseling and advocacy services for folks who are medicare beneficiaries or eligible for medicare. we actually take the funds in through a separate contracting process and contract out with self-help for the elderly, who administer the program in the community. while it's not central to this item, i would be remiss not to do a quick report on how the hicap has fared through all these changes. they've done quite well, actually. you know when the shelter-in-place went into effect, hicap halted operations and then kind of watched to see how things were evolving. their program does not do a lot of walkup services, a lot of the se

executive director mcfadden. again, yes, this items seeks your approval as part of the completion of the certification process. approval of this contract allows us to receive funding that we use for the operation of our health insurance counseling and advocacy program, or as it's commonly known, the hicap. the hicap is a medicare focused program providing community, education, one to one tt counseling and advocacy services for folks who are medicare beneficiaries or eligible for medicare. we actually take the funds in through a separate contracting process and contract out with self-help for the elderly, who administer the program in the community. while it's not central to this item, i would be remiss not to do a quick report on how the hicap has fared through all these changes. they've done quite well, actually. you know when the shelter-in-place went into effect, hicap halted operations and then kind of watched to see how things were evolving. their program does not do a lot of walkup services, a lot of the se

executive director mcfadden.n, yes, this items seeks your approval as part of the completion of the certification process. approval of this contract allows us to receive funding that we use for the operation of our health insurance counseling and advocacy program, or as it's commonly known, the hicap. the hicap is a medicare focused program providing community, education, one to one tt counseling and advocacy services for folks who are medicare beneficiaries or eligible for medicare. we actually take the funds in through a separate contracting process and contract out with self-help for the elderly, who administer the program in the community. while it's not central to this item, i would be remiss not to do a quick report on how the hicap has fared through all these changes. they've done quite well, actually. you know when the shelter-in-place went into effect, hicap halted operations and then kind of watched to see how things were evolving. their program does not do a lot of walkup services, a lot of the service

. >> good evening, honourable commissioners, my name is molly mcfadden and i'm an alum new as well as an allumni representative for the class of 2014. and i'm a resident of the sunset district and has been my life of 24 years. and i'm calling in support many of which were hinder. they have completed the field after practise and locking away our this was inconvenient and scary as a young woman who stands at 5'3" and 115 pounds walk to go my car in the dark. our students and coached walked me to my car. if you approval this project, all students and staff members as well as our neighbours can feel safe walking own to their vehicles and. >> you are 41 questions remaining. >> my name is brian. i live in the sunset. and as you know, i am also a former planning commissioner and that's why i know that your job is so adult and difficult and o thank you so much for what you do. it's difficult because typically you are at the point of growth and that's a difficult point. they call them growing pains for a reason. this is not big projects but it's a kind of cultural -- they have a lot of problem

. >> good evening, honourable commissioners, my name is molly mcfadden and i'm an alum new as well as an allumni representative for the class of 2014. and i'm a resident of the sunset district and has been my life of 24 years. and i'm calling in support many of which were hinder. they have completed the field after practise and locking away our this was inconvenient and scary as a young woman who stands at 5'3" and 115 pounds walk to go my car in the dark. our students and coached walked me to my car. if you approval this project, all students and staff members as well as our neighbours can feel safe walking own to their vehicles and. >> you are 41 questions remaining. >> my name is brian. i live in the sunset. and as you know, i am also a former planning commissioner and that's why i know that your job is so adult and difficult and o thank you so much for what you do. it's difficult because typically you are at the point of growth and that's a difficult point. they call them growing pains for a reason. this is not big projects but it's a kind of cultural -- they have a lot of problem

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jonny mcfadden said he had struggled to get the message across to some drinkers at the star inn in stjust. one way to keep people at their correct social distance. one way to keep people at their correct social distance. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello, it has been a messy start to a new working week in terms of the weather, the best sunshine so far into the south—east corner, a nuisance weather front across lincolnshire, the midlands and wales bringing at times some heavy rain, and then behind it blustery conditions with sunny spells and scattered showers. in the sunshine, eastern scotland could see 21 by the end of the day with the highest values of 25 in the south—east, that's 77 fahrenheit. but there will be some rain moving south—east overnight, a spell of wet weather for a time leaving a legacy of cloud in its wake with a few scattered showers into the far north—west. but the cloud will act like a blanket, temperatures will fall no lower than 9—15 degrees to start off on tuesday. tuesday is going to be a bit of a frustrating day, a cloudy day with a few gl