pratt. do we have you on audio or visual? >> i think you have me on both. can you hear me? >> i can hear you but i can't see you yet. can you make sure your camera is turned on. >> it says it's turned on. >> it's all possible. [ laughter ] >> i will sort through this while we're -- sorry, my last call i was visible and i'm not sure what's happened. >> well, i set up the slide so that your slides are there, maybe while you're doing the slides if you want toking tole h the camera. >> thank you to everyone. it's a pleasure to be here. and so i know that there are a lot of particular questions that people have or at leas i will gy through the background to orient everyone to jail health and we can talk about some of the things on your minds about what's currently happening. next slide, please, mark. just an overview of jail health services and the way that the particular disciplines work with each other and jailhouse medical, which includes nursing and the providers, behavioral health and re-entry lead by tonya mira who many of you know. our hiv services and the prevention team

they include emmanuel pratt. he studied architecture and urban design at cornell and columbia universities. now, he uses his expertise to turn areas once neglected into vibrant and thriving communities. he's the co-founder and executive director of the sweet water foundation and he's literally growing better neighborhoods. emmanuel, thanks for for having us in your home basically. emmanuel: thank you for being here. soledad: you bet. describe for me what happens here, and by here, i mean all the blocks that you oversee. emmanuel: it's the rebirth of a neighborhood. our tagline is there grows the neighborhood and we put that for a reason, right. soledad: it is on your t-shirt. emmanuel: so we have a mixed bag of agriculture. so, gardening, farming meets carpentry, the basics of measurements and tape measures, and how to use drills and saws. we're all together, very intergenerational, bringing people together to design the rebirth of the neighborhood. so we hand-raised the thought barn as a barn raising in 2017. so

very well around the bay area and we can go to the bay bridge toll plaza and when you can see the pratt traffic there is looking good. also looking at the rest of the east bay commute off to a nice start in oakland. 4:02 a.m. and let's go back to the headlines. >>> the south thank you. >>> an officer involved shooting near eighth and mission sure before 9:30 p.m. last night and please are not releasing many details just yet. they believe the person who was shot may have been taken to the hospital with several gunshot wounds and i will give you an update when please give us more information. a rally and march against the death of george floyd will be held in san ramon and there are protests set for san francisco and oakland challenging local curfew orders. san francisco police announced last night they arrested 20 people merging outside the hall of justice for violating the city's 8:00 p.m. curfew and there were other demonstrations in the city including a daytime march at the great highway on the coast. no arrests were made. there are now five bay area counties with curfew orders. contr

pratt and her team did. we've had, i think, about five positive cases of people in custody in the jail, not staff. there have been some positive cases among the sheriff's department staff, and those cases of people testing positive in the jail have been up -- up -- you know, managed appropriately. dr. pratt can share with you more details. some have come as transfers from other county jails. like, last week, we had one from santa rita. it's been really challenging to make sure we stay on top of everybody coming in, but i think so far we're doing an excellent job in the jails. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right. commissioners, any final questions for dr. ehrlich before we move on? >> you know, the treatment in the jails, is that something that can be continued on an emergent situation? would we be able to continue to find ways in which we would continue these lower levels of lower levels? >> hi, dr. chow. so one of the things that really helped us a lot was the contract that we had with chinese h

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pratt and her team did. we've had, i think, about five positive cases of people in custody in the jail, not staff. there have been some positive cases among the sheriff's department staff, and those cases of people testing positive in the jail have been up -- up -- you know, managed appropriately. dr. pratt can share with you more details. some have come as transfers from other county jails. like, last week, we had one from santa rita. it's been really challenging to make sure we stay on top of everybody coming in, but i think so far we're doing an excellent job in the jails. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right. commissioners, any final questions for dr. ehrlich before we move on? >> you know, the treatment in the jails, is that something that can be continued on an emergent situation? would we be able to continue to find ways in which we would continue these lower levels of lower levels? >> hi, dr. chow. so one of the things that really helped us a lot was the contract that we had with chinese h

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pratt and her team did. we've had, i think, about five positive cases of people in custody in the jail, not staff. there have been some positive cases among the sheriff's department staff, and those cases of people testing positive in the jail have been up -- up -- you know, managed appropriately. dr. pratt can share with you more details. some have come as transfers from other county jails. like, last week, we had one from santa rita. it's been really challenging to make sure we stay on top of everybody coming in, but i think so far we're doing an excellent job in the jails. >> all right. thank you very much. >> all right. commissioners, any final questions for dr. ehrlich before we move on? >> you know, the treatment in the jails, is that something that can be continued on an emergent situation? would we be able to continue to find ways in which we would continue these lower levels of lower levels? >> hi, dr. chow. so one of the things that really helped us a lot was the contract that we had with chinese h

lisa pratt and their supporting team. we deeply appreciate their accomplishments and the equity lense they are implementing as dr. kolfax implemented. thithe dph programs will need to link more collaboratively than ever with the version on the custody services, authorized by the court. (please stand by). and have been collaborative and ensuring that everyone in san francisco gets the health care they deserve as a right. so just want to thank her for her work and her incredible work, especially these past few months and going forward. >> before we move to adjournment, i would like to acknowledge the pain, hurt and frustration that our community is experiencing because of the violence we continue to see as it relates to black and african-american individuals and police across the country. we certainly appreciate all of the courage. at the same time we need to ask for the support of our community in san francisco. as you know, we're under a curfew from the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to ensure the community is safe with

lisa pratt and their supporting team.we deeply appreciate their accomplishments and the equity lense they are implementing as dr. kolfax implemented. thithe dph programs will need to link more collaboratively than ever with the version on the custody services, authorized by the court. (please stand by). and have been collaborative and ensuring that everyone in san francisco gets the health care they deserve as a right. so just want to thank her for her work and her incredible work, especially these past few months and going forward. >> before we move to adjournment, i would like to acknowledge the pain, hurt and frustration that our community is experiencing because of the violence we continue to see as it relates to black and african-american individuals and police across the country. we certainly appreciate all of the courage. at the same time we need to ask for the support of our community in san francisco. as you know, we're under a curfew from the hours of 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. to ensure the community is safe with s

we worked well with pratte whitney and air suppliers. we had to work through -- yeah part of what we were trying to do is to see what we could do to make more capacity without spending more money. if we could reduce the requirement for our flying training units to train you students, then we could take some of that trading coated arm. we already paid for it. we've already paid for the people that flight and operated it. could we provide increased capacity in that way? if you look at the older block f22, they are already combat capable even without bringing them up to higher standards. i would certainly pick one of those over some of our legacy airplane airplanes fashionable fight. one option would be, to be able to turn them into combat squadrons over the several years if we work through -- make something like the reforge option war and be able to repurpose some of our fta you capacity and to combat capability. >> and the red air? >> the basic idea for that is if you have three squadrons, and some portions of the three squadrons will be

talking to those business owners not only the big contractors, the defense providers, electric boat, pratt whitney, but their supply chains, small and medium sized businesses that will be disastrously affected by a failure to keep faith, move forward and pass the heroes act. those frontline workers deserve the heroes fund. hazardous duty pay up to $25,000 retroactive to the beginning of this national emergency. again, recognizing public service. not only rewarding it, but also retaining and recruiting more of them. state and local governments depend on those frontline workers whom we talk so glowingly about. now is our chance to put the money where our mouth is and we have not only a moral obligation, we have an economic duty and a patriotic duty as we go into this july 4th. let me just say finally, and i've said it last week, the united states senate is about to leave town for two weeks wanting america to believe we haveway done our job. the fact is, we have failed to do our job unless we act on the heroes act. failing to act on the heroes act is an abrogation of our duty. we cannot go ba

writes that the president ran the white house where, quote, obstruction of justice was way ofly and the pratt was stunningly uninformed. the white house says that none of those allegations are true and that the book contains classified information which makes publishing it, quote, inexcusable. the justice department has sued to stop the book from being released but it publisher plans to make it widely available next week. look for the author in the near future on booktv and c-span. and now on c-span2's booktv, more television for serious readers. >> good evening victory to all audience, and welcome. thank you so much for joining tonight. other kate brouns and on behalf of harvard bookster, the harvard university division of signs and the cab about science library i'm so blowed to introduce this event with mario livio, preparing his book "galileo and the science denier. just like always you can find announcements about upcoming eventness series at harvard.com slash he vend/science. you can kind up for the e-mail news alert for more updates and

pratt might be the right person to ask. how many people at michael cohen's prison and manafort's prison have been diagnosed with covid-19? >> i don't have those numbers in front of me. i'm afraid i can pull them up and probably have been to you before we finish this hearing. >> i have read thoroughly about this, that they were nobody, no covid-19 at paul manafort's and i do think cowans was in in a different and they cut out. manafort was unfit to proceed. in the of the percentage of people got out when that that met the criteria of the 2% more time served? >> i don't, but is not a large number for sure. i think it's a very small number. one thing i want us to be careful about, when we say there are no -- i understand the point you're making which is a very good one, that there seems to be disparate treatment going on here, and i think that is surely the case, but i but i would bey hesitant to say there's insistently without covid-19. they are intentionally not testing. testing numbers are miniscule, and so even at faciliti

my first guest is chris pratt.d magic johnson on recently. you know, he and i survived the '80s together so i think it's a fun opportunity for me to talk, you know, smack with people that no one is going to talk to these folks the way i do and it's been a blast. >> kind of like you're hanging out with your friends. we mentioned the name, it's called "literally!" which was the catchphrase for your character on "parks and rec." how did you end up on "literally!" to name the podcast. >> because every article since i was a kid had the hackie headline, the lowdown. i was like, you know what, it's time to reclaim words because words can only hurt when they're used against you so i was going to use lowdown for myself finally and then i couldn't afford the yacht rock song by boz scaggs. so that title went away. >> "literally!" is one of those things that people come up to you on the street and yell at you, though, right? >> oh, yeah, literally and then do the double finger point. i took it as a sign of final success after

being told that if they don't have one they may need to supply one to the patients but in general pratt to the waiting room, you don't have to wear one and that is confusing for patients as well. do they have to be made out of a particular arterial? we're not calling them face masks, just face coverings, because as long as you have something covering you, you are ok, is that right? yes, any type of face covering, it could cloth, anything lightweight and breathable so cotton is good, if you can have something that is double woven so two layers rather than one, thatis woven so two layers rather than one, that is really helpful, and quite a lot of the cloth masks people are making at home or buying from others do have several layers in front of the face, but it really is just having something over the nose in the mouth, something that comes under the chin and making sure that it is just under the chin and making sure that it isjust nice under the chin and making sure that it is just nice and snug under the chin and making sure that it isjust nice and snug up under the chin and making sure

patients are likely to be told yes and then know with treatment for things like cancer stop in general pratt coming back in soon because they were suspended and inevitably staff being involved because staff will live in those areas and we will see risks of staff sickness going up again. just a logistical nightmare would be my summary, i suspect, for my collea g u es summary, i suspect, for my colleagues in leicester. looking at expectation levels, have you seen a change in that as well? i think all of us have understood the situation that we have all been through over the last 3— four months. when people are still being told that they will still be longed —— long delays, using frustration as to why it can‘t happen sooner? yes, quite a lot of frustration. i think those initial few weeks, the general public totally understood and were absolutely brilliant but now, quite rightly, they are wondering if things are coming out of lockdown, if we are getting back to normal, if we might be able to take a holiday, why do i have to be waiting a year to be seen, why do i still have to wait for my surger