commissioner moran. commissioner maxwell and commissioner paulson. we have five ayes. >> ok, the motion carries. >> next item, please. >> the next item is item number 4, general public comment and members of the public may address the commission on matters within the commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. members the public who wish to make public comment on item 4, general public comment dial (888)273-3658, access code 310-7452 and pound followedpy pound again. dial 1-0 to be added to the speaker line. mr. moderator, can you please open the lines and we'll give it 45 seconds or so. >> madam secretary, there are two callers on the line. >> first caller, please. >> operator: you have two questions remaining. >> question: can you hear me? >> yes, go ahead. >> question: my name is chris gilbert. i'm representing the cr club bay chapter, particularly the water committee. i want to urge the sf puc to continue to address a question of how to restore the bay delta and the tawalmai river in particular. there was a directive given last year, i b

>> aye. >> commissioner moran? >> aye. >> commissioner maxwell? >> aye. >> and commissioner paulson? >> present. >> but do you vote aye on the minutes? >> oh, aye, i'm sorry. >> thank you. it's 5-0, madam president. >> president moller caen: please read the next item. >> item 4 is general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. members of the public who wish to make public comment on item 4 dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound followed by pound again. dial 1, then 0 to be added to the speaker line. mr. moderator, please open the phone lines. >> madam secretary, the lines are open. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, we do have callers in the queue and people can continue to queue up while callers are speaking. >> thank you. we have our first caller. >> one question remaining. >> hello, caller, go ahead to speak on general public comments. >> yes, thank you. i sent you a latter yesterday. i hope -- letter yesterday. you hope you ha

>> aye. >> commissioner moran? >> aye. >> commissioner maxwell? >> aye. >> and commissioner paulson? >> present. >> but do you vote aye on the minutes? >> oh, aye, i'm sorry. >> thank you. it's 5-0, madam president. >> president moller caen: please read the next item. >> item 4 is general public comment. members of the public may address the commission on matters that are within the commission's jurisdiction and not on today's agenda. members of the public who wish to make public comment on item 4 dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound followed by pound again. dial 1, then 0 to be added to the speaker line. mr. moderator, please open the phone lines. >> madam secretary, the lines are open. >> thank you. >> madam secretary, we do have callers in the queue and people can continue to queue up while callers are speaking. >> thank you. we have our first caller. >> one question remaining. >> hello, caller, go ahead to speak on general public comments. >> yes, thank you. i sent you a latter yesterday. i hope -- letter yesterday. you hope you ha

senator moran? i had more times i would extol the virtues of the secretary and the chairman and their team during this crisis. i hope you understand the sentiments that that sentence expresses. i want to focus, i guess, secretary mnuchin, we have talked about ppp and seen the positive consequences that have come from the program. inre are large businesses which the facilities are being developed to assist, but i'm worried about other businesses. i would use an example, not that i am lobbying for any company, but it example that comes to my mind in kansas is yellow roadway. it employs almost 30,000 people. it is not investment grade. it has leverage, and it is a company that in the absence of assistance, the jeopardy of its employees are significant. there are a lot of companies like that. there are number of other companies in kansas like that. i want to make certain we are doing the things necessary to prepare to be of assistance to them. senator toomey and senator warner indicated that very few of

senator moran. senator moran: mr. chairman, thank you. had i had more time, i would have extolled d the virtues of both the secreretary and the chairman in their efforts in public service during this crisis. in the absence of that time, i hope you understand the sentiments that sentence expresses. i want to focus, secretary mnuchin, we have talked about p.p.p. and seen the positive consequences that have come from the program. there are large businesses, main street, in which the facilities are being developed to assist. but i am worried about other businesses. i would use an. not that i am lobbying for any company, an example that comes to my mind in kansas is yellow roadway trucking company. it employs almost 30,000 people. it is not investment grade. it has leverage, and it is a company that, in the absence of assistance, the jeopardy of its employees is significant. i think there is a lot of companies out there like that. a number of companies in kansas like that. i want to make certain that we are doing the things necessary to prepar

secretary moran, thanks. mr. moran: governor, thanks. the question is to do with vincent martin's parole, convicted of killing a police officer back in 1979. the parole board some weeks ago determined he was eligible for parole and granted his parole after 40 years of serving his sentence. fast forward to today. i believe the parole board has determined to put that case on hold. put his release on hold. we have a new chair of the parole board and there have been a number of concerns raised. by the richmond police department, why the local commonwealth attorney. because of those i believe there's now been an independent investigation begun as reported by a local television station last week. parole board became aware of it in. light of an independence investigation into the process by which the parole board made that determination, they have determined to put it on hold temporarily. this will allow the removal of the cloud that has formed over this parole decision. there have been a number of aldwations made and independent review will --

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senator moran. sen. moran: thank you for hosting the hearing.hank you to our witnesses for joining us today. please be safe, and thank you for your public service. in these challenging times particularly. i would like to start with senator mcwilliams. thanks as we know face potential funding and liability challenges, given the current economic circumstances we are in. section 29 of the fdic insurance act, it is about brokered deposits, is outdated and places limits on access to broader funding mechanisms, as the fdic has acknowledged. they suggested replacing section 29 with an assay growth restriction on troubled institutions. this would enable healthy institutions to access funds for many -- from many stable sources as they lend to small businesses in their communities. chairman, in light of the problems with regulated worker deposits, under section 29 of the fbi act, wouldn't we be better off abandoning section 29 regime altogether in favor of authority for the fdic to limit fast asset growth at institutions that are not well-capitalized? ms.

. >> thanks so much for that till ahead, we'll ask jerry moran who sits on the senate banking committee, whether republicans and democrats will be able to agree on a new round of stimulus. as we head the break, here's a check on bonds we'll be right back. (soft music) - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> welcome back down b about a third of a percent on the s&p let's check some individual market movers. shares of spotify surging after a announcing an exclusive podcast deal part of spotify's push to make podcasting a core focus. they struck deals with president obama's production company and comedian amy schumer it's up 9.5% take a look at these three stocks moving after facebook announced shops. it's partnering with third party services like shopi fy but shares from etsy under pressure down about 1.5%. both up over 2% today. >>> time now for a coronavirus update with sue herera hi, sue. >> hello and good afternoon, everyone president trum

ceo of moran, healthily de monaco says the cost of getting proper ppe.a big toll learned was that we in this country had a. >>a very a much a lack of coordination. and the competition for ppe cause prices to rise. that was became a hardship on the hospital's does marine generals now in good standing with both testing and ppe and they're working to gradually bring back hospital staff that had to be furloughed due to elective surgeries being put on hold and justin are. >>our staffing by about 8% or so during this time were people have reduced hours we have maintained all of their health and it's it's oakland-based kaiser permanente says they've also works to support their staff and despite canceling elective surgeries. >>kaiser says they haven't had to make any staffing cuts. they're also offering short-term housing near medical centers for their >>meanwhile staff at stanford hospital in palo alto were forced to take either a 20% pay cut we're time off leading to protests earlier this week we know that it's hard for everyone that hospitals obviously a busi

what do you think of moran and now all bay area counties starting to relax those rules, reopening. >>restaurant , especially. >>if we're looking at indict dining-in i don't care if it's 50% of core of the people or whatever. >>what do you think of that is it safe should we be doing that. >>well it isn't safe. i think that's a that's a word that it's it's not easy to use that we're sure of it i think we're doing it because you recognize that we need to open you know, we cannot remain sheltered in place but it is important again to know that the virus is still with us we're not reopening because the virus is gone we're doing it because we recognize that we have the structures in place to manage surges in cases if they occur and we do expect to see increased cases as we reopen and so it's really important for people to know it's time to double down on those things that we all have control over which is our own behavior right meeting that is a cult assisting covering their faces and washington, you know concern here is the message might be misunderstood that it's now safe to go back to

>>okay, so now you're in moran and i'd like to know was what you firsthand experience now and being a doctor. what do you think of moran and now all they counties starting to relax those rules, reopening, restaurants, especially. if we're looking at indict dining-in i don't care if it's 50% record of the people or whatever what do you think of that is it safe should we be doing that. >>well it isn't safe. i think that's a that's a word that it's it's not easy to use that we're sure of it i think we're doing it because you recognize that we need to open there we cannot remain sheltered in place but it is important again to know that the virus is still with us we're not reopening because the virus is gone we're doing it because we recognize that we have the structures in place to manage surges in cases if they occur and we do expect to see increased cases as we reopen and so it's really important for people to know it's time to double down on those things that we all have control over which is our own but you're right making that difficult to sing covering their faces and washington, yo

earlier with some oranges i do too about the golden gate for this that we see off in the distance moran. little of that haze going on right around the immediate they there because remember the bay does not host the it is quite chilly. so there's a contrast that there will be this afternoon as well there it is a high-pressure cell in the west providing hot weather for us today, but the change come this weekend. in early into next week talking about not only cooler temperatures still but also some rain developing with this now. les just take a look at the weekend forecast first already tomorrow morning things starting to change a little bit with that marine layer try to sneak in here a little bit here. most of the bay will remain mostly sunny, although some scattered coastal clouds lingering a little bit tomorrow now sunday a little bit more so still good day for mom though it looks like temperatures reduced and then early next week as we're talking about this rain so lining up here for you mostly sunny hot roast be toastie what everyone to call it. 70's of the coast a tease for the bay 9

melinda: moran's plan was that his wife susie was very -- warren's plan was that his wife susie was veryolved and philanthropy. she passed away unexpectedly and --came to -- surprised at surprised to bill and i. melinda: -- david: when someone calls you you $50, i'm giving billion more than you expected, what do you do? melinda: bill and i took a walk and cried. i think we cried both of us because to know warren's generosity and that we would be able to do so much more than we for doing -- already doing millions around the world, it was touching. david: when you are doing work for the foundation, there is a lot of travel. eventually you decided you wanted to focus more on women's issues and one of the first you thought about was contraception. you are a committed catholic. was it difficult for you to say we should focus more of the foundation's efforts on contraception? what was bill's view? 100%da: bill was supportive of this decision. he knew that i had learned so much in the developing world from talking to women. he knew that i had looked at the data. i looked at where we did not hav

ceo of moran, healthily de monaco says the cost of getting proper ppe. >>took a big toll learned was that we in this country had a. >>a very a much a lack of coordination. and the competition for ppe cause prices to rise. that was became a hardship on hospitals does marine generals now in good standing with both testing and ppe and they're working to gradually bring back hospital staff that had to be furloughed due to elective surgeries being put on hold and justin are. >>our staffing by about 8% or so during this where people have reduced hours we have maintained all of their health and it's it's oakland-based kaiser permanente says they've also works to support their staff and despite canceling elective surgeries. >>kaiser says they haven't had to make any staffing cuts. they're also offering short-term housing near medical centers for their physicians. >>meanwhile staff at stanford hospital in palo alto were forced to take either a 20% pay cut we're time off leading to protests earlier this week we know that it's hard for everyone that hospitals obvio

. >>> they are opening a free testing site in moran county just southeast of the 101 580 split.octors know that it is not required but unless you are an essential worker you must have had one symptom. they expect to be able to test up to 130 people per day. sonoma county is opening two new testing sites tomorrow in santa rosa. they will be free and open to anyone by appointment. >>> in fremont, testing site is now closed. the drive-through site has been open for a month and it was initially budgeted for three weeks of operation but the city was able to purchase more tests and extend operations by an additional week. >>> today, several bay area golf courses will reopen. this after lucent shelter-in- place orders go into effect. they were forced to make several changes to follow social distancing guidelines and many shops and restaurants are still closed. let's get a check to see if there is good developing weather. >> i think there is so much pent-up desire to do anything no matter what the weather was. it is great golfing weather. it is going to be fantastic. it is going to be n

. >> madam secretary: commissioner moran? >> aye. >> madam secretary: commissioner maxwell?aye. >> madam secretary: and commissioner paulson? >> aye. >> madam secretary: there are five ayes. >> president moller caen: the motion carries. and then again a roll call of item 18. >> madam secretary: on item 18, president caen? >> president moller caen: aye. >> madam secretary: vice-president vietor? >> aye. >> madam secretary: commissioner moran? >> aye. >> madam secretary: commissioner maxwell? >> aye. >> madam secretary: commissioner paulson? >> aye. >> madam secretary: there are five ayes. >> president moller caen: motion carried. that now concludes the business for today. this meeting is adjourned. at 3:05. minn the health emergency, the commission chamber and city hall is closed. furthermore, the mayor and governor have issued emergency orders suspending select laws applicable to boards and commissions, making it possible to hold remote hearings. on april 3, 2020, the planning commission received authorization from the mayor's office to reconvene remotely until the end of th

dinner and concludes so with commencement a commencement ceremony august first that will be at the moran civic center. a new strain of the coronavirus has emerged one that's even more contagious apparently than the original. that's according to a new study by a team of scientists, the report says the strain first appeared in europe in february then migrated to the east coast. scientists say the new strain is now dominant. they're warning that it spreads faster and could make people more vulnerable to a second infection. last week the fda approved the emergency use of remdesivir and an.iviral drug being tested to treat virus patients. president trump has been promising he'll keep working to reopen the country health experts they continue to warn that relaxing restrictions too quickly could cost 10's of thousands of american lives karin caifa has the latest from washington. >>in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic president trump has one clear goal we're going to build the greatest economy in the world again, and it's going to happen pretty fast from parks and beaches to retail shops and

and moran is not here today and i'll tell you why later this is me when i was at o. u. and i had this young son and also when i had more hair. i was a cute little kid brant his plan was to go to college and play football which he did. he ended up playing on the national championship football team never got in any kind of trouble in the drug that brought him down as an opioid and it did not come from the streets it came from a pharmacy i just told him stop using those pills and i found out it's not that easy i found out it's like telling a diabetic to use more willpower and stop needing insulin you can't do that that's crazy. i never told him about addiction i never warned him. and so now i i have survivor guilt now but i'm living with it so i started a foundation called fighting addiction through education because i think education is the key to this problem when i tell this story at schools it gets so quiet you could hear a pin drop. and they're not really interested in me they're interested in brandon they i show pictures of him he was one of them he's just ordinary k

august first at the moran civic center. a new strain of the coronavirus has emerged one that's even more contagious than the original strain. this is according to a new study by a team of scientists, others say the strain first appeared in europe in february then migrated to the east coast, scientists say it's now dominant and they're warning it spreads faster and could make people more vulnerable to a second infection. last week the fda approved the emergency use of remdesivir and antiviral drug that's being used to treat virus patients. the trump administration's top officials for medicare and medicaid. they say more help is on the way for nursing homes hit by the virus washington correspondent trevor shirley has the latest. >>the centers for medicaid and medicare services administrator seema verma says the government is taking action to stop the spread of covid-19 in the nation's nursing homes we've been putting out regulations almost every couple of weeks working with the cdc. the administration is shipping additional p

this bill is sponsored by my good friend on the other slide of the capitol, chairman jerry moran and ranking member jon tester of the senate veterans' affairs committee. this bill would authorize the department of veterans affairs major medical facility projects in kentucky, california, new york, and puerto rico. the covid-19 pandemic has shown us the value of the v.a. health care system in serving not just our nation's veterans, which is the department's foremost responsibility, but also in supporting all americans during times of crisis. the seven projects that would be authorized in this legislation have been requested by the administration in v.a.'s most recent budget submission. they would increase access to high quality care and services to veterans of all ages and eras. they would also ensure that v.a. is better able to fulfill the department's important service training, research, and emergency response missions. and to associate myself with the chairman's remarks, abraham lincoln would recognize the v.a. medical center in my hometown, which was authorized right after the civ

moran alameda santa clara and contra costa counties they're all under tighter restrictions kron four's theresa takes a closer look at what mayors in those counties are saying about when they may ease the shelter-in-place orders. >>the kinds of guidelines that will continue to protect public health, this is a long term. >>plan san francisco mayor london breed tackling the topic on almost everyone's mind when will businesses reopen the governor's spelling out that faced who can take place allowing low risk workplaces like for us to welcome back customers well following state health guidelines, however that's not the case in 6 counties and in the city of berkeley they remain under a local shelter in place order that has stricter rules in other counties. >>it's hard there is no question about it. frankly when we first closed, i thought it was going to be the end of my company a lame petrocelli is the owner book passage with locations in san francisco and marin county. she along with many other small business leaders are eagerly checking in with local health departments to learn all of the

an easing of stay at home restrictions and 6 bay area counties, san francisco alameda contra costa moran, san mateo and santa clara. >>kron four's dan kerman he is live in san francisco with more on how things are changing. dan. >>well for the last few weeks residential construction like this home here had been put on hold now residential construction is resuming along with other types of his construction, it's just one of the steps that the 6 counties are making together to get some people back to work. construction is back underway as 6 bay area counties, san francisco alameda contra customer in san mateo and santa clara ease stay at home restrictions to allow some to get back to work. other businesses allowed to resume includes food trucks and floris like san francisco's flowers of the valley. >>really happy to be open and our neighborhood is excited to hear is not business here online and phone orders are the order of the day but you can also stop by, but you can't come in you can put in an order though something san francisco's mayor is encouraging residents to do the hope of many o

seen it i've seen patients with this it is just it's just fascinates me doctor alexander evans with moran health told me monday he. >>was very alarmed to hear the president say that he was taking the drug yes, obviously heard those stories are probably doesn't want a list of those stories is listening to who wants to listen to in that sense. now listening to all doctors that really know a lot about this truck clearly as far as where he is getting the hydroxychloroquine. >>mister trump had this to say. >>the white house doctor did recommend know i asked him what do you think you said well if you'd like it and said you had like it i like to take a lot of people are taking a lot of front line workers are taking hydroxychloroquine a lot of front why i don't take it so far, here's something i'll tell you. >>we've had patients who take hydroxy-chloroquine for whatever disease a half luke this or rheumatoid arthritis and he still get covid-19 so that should tell us something we have patients who need this drug for lifesaving purposes outside of court in 19 further lucas for the rheumatoid arthri

jean moran, opa-locka county election official. renee boucher, rand paul's neighbor.icks carnival cruise pr director. hal pembroke, alamakee county caucus coordinator. he played the balloon boy. he played ruth bader ginsburg. he played george washington's ghost. he played donald trump's father in hell. sometimes he'd be in two bits per monologue. i couldn't choose between them and i'd just say you know what? do a quick costume change, we'll put him on twice. we could not get enough fred. he never had any time to prepare for these bits. we'd call him at noon and say hey, today you're going to be a boat captain. he'd say, aye, aye. he'd be on set by 2:00. we'd do one run-through of the script that was usually not finished yet. and then he and i would do it with no rehearsal live in front of the audience. and he nailed it every time. dozens of times. up to 86 years old he killed it. we loved being around fred. we loved having him with us. and what you're about to see, our time with fred, are some of my favorite moments from the show. >> jimmy: if there is such a thing as

now the current stay at home restrictions will remain in place for san francisco, moran alameda santa clara contra costa counties and the city of berkeley sonoma county will be following the states model and reopen retail stores for curbside pickup and delivery and napa counties also announced that they will be doing the same thing. san francisco mayor london breed says that some businesses and the city may be able to resume with store-front pick up as soon as may 18th then should store the golden hour in san francisco. well among many businesses that was looking forward to reopening today, however, san francisco county clarify on thursday that pickups will not be allowed and nonessential businesses must remain closed. >>those sales because every little stale really does help us not business even if it's just one thing a day or 2 things the day you know that money is very needed right now i then reaching out to new platforms to sell theirs was a particular called neighborhood which put on my fair which is traditionally wholesale. online platform, but now they're opening up the direct-

county announced it will also move into phase 2 on monday may 18th but details on what that means for moran will be released tomorrow alameda contra costa and santa clara counties remain in phase, one. so as we mentioned san francisco is ready to reopen most retail stores for curbside pickup and delivery on monday. and while that's good news to a lot of places that have their doors closed for almost 2 months. it is presenting some challenges kron four's dan kerman is live for us now in san francisco with some of those challenges for these retail stores. daft. >>well we're here along hay street mother here on phase hays street in san francisco or fillmore street or you're in chestnut street or somewhere else in the marina union street most of these retail corridors are empty they should start picking up as early as monday with that curbside retail, but some stores are better set to do curbside pickup than others and that means some stores are going to have to pivot to trying to lure in customers even if it's only to the outside of their place of business. most retail corridors in san francis

seen it i've seen patients with this it is just it's just fascinates me doctor alexander evans with moran health told me monday he. >>was very alarmed to hear the president say that he was taking the drug yes, obviously heard those stories are probably doesn't want a list of those stories is listening to who wants to listen to in that sense. now listening to all doctors that really know a lot about this truck clearly as far as where he is getting the hydroxychloroquine. >>mister trump had this to say. >>the white house doctor did recommend know i asked him what do you think you said well if you'd like it and said you had like it i like to take a lot of people are taking a lot of front line workers are taking hydroxychloroquine a lot of front why i don't take it so far, here's something i'll tell you. >>we've had patients who take hydroxy-chloroquine for whatever disease a half luke this or rheumatoid arthritis and he still get covid-19 so that should tell us something we have patients who need this drug for lifesaving purposes outside of court in 19 further lucas for the room it sort of w

shelter in place order is now in effect for 6 bay area counties, the new orders for alameda contra costa moran, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties now take a look at your screen for some of the new restrictions that are going to be in place here construction projects will now be allowed open houses can resume with some limitations child care programs to reopen, but will be limited to 12 can spur facility, certain outdoor businesses and shared outdoor spaces can reopen. this is not apply to restaurants cafes bars or hair salon so keep that in mind but some of restrictions will be lifted with this new order kron four's dan thorn has a closer look at the new restrictions for the month of may. >>what you can and cannot do beginning may 4th is the question for many seeking normalcy in this pandemic some of the restrictions under the shelter-in-place order will be eased like all construction activities being allowed to continue. tennis courts will not be open across the bay area but contra costa county will let people play. some however got a jump start on sunday. golf courses can als

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morning in the 6100 block of land with avenue that's up in santa rosa the san clemente drive that's in moran. we've got reports the roadway flooding there and also some flooding on the 3600 block of telegraph avenue. in oakland, so just keep that in mind, especially when it's dark like this you can hit a puddle before you realize it and start hydroplaning really easily so just keep its low pay attention to the cars around you and obviously use those wipers this morning you're going to need it. for 18 is the time let's get back to the news now we have story here for you this morning, san jose police are investigating the city's 12th homicide of the year. it happened last night on north capitol avenue where 2 men were apparently found stabbed one of them died at the hospital the other man has non life threatening injuries. the attacker has not yet been arrested. a new development in out our breed deaths case in georgia that text message glenn county. police officer told the owner of a home under construction that he could contact gregory mcmichael for help with potential trespassers. months la

local decisions for the 6 para counties which includes alameda contra costa, san mateo santa clara moran in san francisco. why are they different from what the state is saying can reopen tomorrow. >>yes, i think i want to start by saying that it's really good news. it really indicates how far we've come as a state that's a region that where i just stopped station and i want to thank the governor for his leadership and also acknowledging that data and the understanding of a local conditions of the pandemic really best informed by local data local decisions so out of the region we in the bay area officers in the bay area. i'm really looking at our data and really when it will be safe to take this next step of expanding the businesses that are allowed to open. >>so it's the more restrictive order that will be in effect. correct. yes. and why does the bay area still feel like it needs to be more restrictive in what it's allowing to open up. >>well we're having those conversations now looking very closely at the governors of new orders and his amendments today and thinking about how we can be

>>the principal of an elementary school and moran counties ross valley school district email parents preparing them for what a return to school in august could look like while nothing has been decided just yet. there are 2 scenarios that could transpires so one would be distance-learning instruction similar to what people are doing now for part or all of next school year another option would be a hybrid model with some distance learning and some in person instruction. the district believes that for now and you know maybe as for as long as the pandemic continues schools will not resemble what it did before the pandemic well that's for sure the university of california says the campuses will be opening in the fall. the use the president said that every campus will be open and offering instruction this fall despite the covid-19 pandemic that is currently shut down most campus activity all across the state. now it's unclear how much instruction will be done in person versus how much will be done online. the president says that she anticipates that most campuses will operate and what she

ceo of moran, healthily de monaco says the cost of getting proper ppe.>>a very a much a lack of coordination. and the competition for ppe cause prices to rise. that was became a hardship on hospitals does marine generals now in good standing with both testing and ppe and they're working to gradually bring back hospital staff that had to be furloughed due to elective surgeries being put on hold and just to >>our staffing by about 8% or so. >>during this where people have reduced hours we have maintained all of their health and it's it's oakland-based kaiser permanente says they've also works to support their staff and despite canceling elective surgeries. >>kaiser says they haven't had to make any staffing cuts. they're also offering short-term housing near medical centers for their physicians. >>meanwhile staff at stanford hospital in palo alto were forced to take either a 20% pay cut we're time off leading to protests earlier this week we know that it's hard for everyone that hospitals obviously a business and they do depend on those elective surgeries

moran's: a follow-up on question. what was the thinking behind allowing medical and dental services, some retail, but not, including bars and restaurants in that group? inherentassessed risk with different sectors of our phasey with the six step in plan, you know there are certain activities that are riskier. when you talk about the health care people, whether it is optometry appointments, or dentistry appointments, or a , or notf other examples in immediate emergency, but something that can impact your health if you go too long without getting it addressed parties we have lit up are stores of ppe -- without getting it addressed. we have stored up ppe. we know that putting these things off too long comes with an additional health consequence. that is why we wanted to recognize this is a move we can safely make now. now, we are working closely with our doctors. we want to get this ride, but with the additional ppe, and the time to implement strategies in our offices, our health care offices, we believe that this is a s

again, my name is jeralyn moran. i live on the peninsula. this is a comment on the need for water stewardship on the river regarding the bay delta. i am a wildlife biologist by background and i care deeply about sustainable stewardship of our natural world. [echoing] i'm sorry. i can't understand you. i am also one of your constituents here on the san francisco peninsula. the urgency to correct the continued overwithdrawal of water from this region's ecosystem is reaching a crisis level. there's no more time to continue what has already been tried. i'm not alone in this perspective. i implore you to boost all water conservation and water recycling projects, including the resumption of work on the bay delta water quality control plan. thank you for considering my comments. thank you. >> thank you. mr. moderator, are there any other callers? >> there no other callers in the queue. >> ok. so public comment on item 5, communications, is closed. >> could you please call the next item. >> next item is item number 6. , report of the general manager

moran: thank you for highlighting that. me say, -- let me say, i should think all air traffic controllers fully effort that they are undertaking. i've had conversations with controllers in kansas city at wichita and there seems to be significant cooperation between them and their employers and the system seems to be working as a result of that. i think the air traffic controllers for their work. sen. wicker: thank you. next is senator klobuchar. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you for giving this remote option. we have worked hard on this and we are glad it is working successfully. first, i want to thank our witnesses we know how tough this is right now to be working in airlines, whether it is at an employee, whether it is as a passenger. we also know that it is hard for other people in travel and tourism as well. i want to follow up on something that senator cantwell was asking about at the end and that was making sure that passengers right now can stay at a safe distance and how important it is to protecting t