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a big questi >> a big question and an important one.ere early reports i think in japan and maybe china as well of people becoming reinfected. researchers think that actually wasn't happening. it may be that they hadn't fully cleared the virus themselves. for some people the virus can stay in the body longer. typically when someone gets this infection, they build up an immunity. we don't know how long that lasts but that should keep them from getting infected again so the answer is, no, not likely. >> let me get your reaction to what we heard from the governor of california, gavin newsom when is warning maybe 25 million people might get the coronavirus over the next eight weeks. >> wolf, when you look at some of these projections and look at them for the whole country, you have heard from public health officials who say 40 to 60% of the country is likely to be exposed and get this infection. it is a contagious virus. it is two to three times as contagious as flu. as you know, wolf, you may have heard in germany the predictions were that

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>>ough thank you for the questi congressman and i cannot walkck you through the history of this particular research program. i would need to get back to yous i'm not aware of the request fortake this particular research program but i'm'm back your questions. t >> i'll get my staff to get in contact with you and i'll b try to make this a priority. me >> if we can have the army follow up on that. mr>> charlie crist jr. committee. mr. crist. >> thank you very much, madame chair, and i thank all of you for being here today. we appreciate your service to our country. as you know, iran launched 11 ballistic missiles at the al asad air base in iraq. while we thought that all service members were safe, over 100 service members have since been diagnosed with traumatic brain injury. what is the status of the service members who were in the attack, and out of thosee who have returned to duty, how many are on light or restricted service? >> and that's for any of you who feel comfortable responding. >> so congressman crist, this may be a little dated. this is probably numbersrs couple of days ago, but

. >> shannon: that seems like the best advice for any questi question.virus can attach itself to pollen and ragweed in the air? going in the pollen season. >> the virus doesn't need anything to attach to come it can survive in the air on its own and has been pointed out before, there have been studies that have shown that can survive for perhaps even a few hours in the air but we don't really know. what is the dose that is out there, what is the air quality, temperature, humidity, airflow all play a role. it doesn't need anything to attach to. >> shannon: our next question, i live in omaha, nebraska, our hospital is treating and providing research for covid-19. they are using ultraviolet lighting to decontaminate ppe, why isn't anybody doing this? what do you know about that? i can hear about the uv light usage too. >> it's a fascinating idea. light has been shown to kill air fokillaerosolized influenza. they use uv light to contain people coming out of contaminated zones, i'm excited to hear they are doing it. i don't know that there are studies out the

. >> withaell, there's the questi e.j., and i'm hearing it from a lot of people.f texts were bloomberg should back biden. biden when he seemed to be weak tempted a lot of replacement bidens to get into the race. for a while a lot of them have been up, down. but bloomberg is sitting at about 12% in california, for instance. bernie sanders is at 35%. if the idea that bloomberg had was he wanted to prevent bernie sanders from being the nominee for his own reasons or elizabeth warren, if you add up everybody else, he could do that if he just picked somebody who seemed viable and backed them. is that a cogent argument and do you get the sense he would listen to that argument? >> not before super tuesday. i like that phrase, replacement joe bidens because that really captures something. when i saw that ad, it reminded me of an old campaign button for senator musky when nixon was in the president and the button said, president musky, don't you feel better already? it didn't work for musky. mcgovern won. i don't think it will work for bloomberg this time. i think the key

. >> we've got a um could of questi -- a couple of questions from our audience.hink it powerful. let's take a look. >> how do i explain to my timid, easily frightened 3-year-old grandson that he cannot touch, hug, hold or be kept by his beloved grandmother right now? my grandson recently had another grandparent pass away and it affected him deeply. how do i explain this to him? i am 65 with underlying health problems and my husband is 82. >> doctor, what's your advice? >> my advice is to explain that for right now grandma needs a special bubble. it doesn't mean that they can't stay connected, that they can't talk, that they can't read to each other online. i don't know what the physical distance is. but young children can understand that there's a way to stay connected, even if they can't be held. i think it's hard for both parties so i think also it's important for the grandparent to give permission to the young children and help them see that they can feel the love coming back, that they have special waves, they have special wink, that they draw each other pict

therens are no further questis because we have run out of time.senators req may however submit additional written questions for the 3 official hearing record. we will request the department respond within 30 days, and the hearing now stands in recess. >> thank you mister chairman thank you. epa minute straighter andrew wheeler testify before house appropriations subcommittee on the agencies 21 2021 budget request. several asked the epa's effort to police and regulate what our call forever chemicals. a subcommittee chair opened the hearing. wi

therens are no further questis because we have run out of time.senators req may however submit additional written questions for the 3 official hearing record. we will request the department respond within 30 days, and the hearing now stands in recess. >> thank you mister chairman thank you.

ski questi key question, good enough to keep bernie sanders from bringing in delegates, does he have a delegate lead over joe biden tomorrow? that is insurmountable. >> what does a good day look like for joe biden? a place where bernie sanders is leading and leading big in a long time, in california. do those voters look what happened in south carolina and change their minds which way they're going to go? maybe. and as john heilemann said, the bloomberg affecter. seen him twice underperform at debates. are they actually going to go in and pull the lever for him and if they don't, what happens to mike bloomberg if he doesn't get a payback in all of that investment? >> a good question and nobody can answer that except for michael bloomberg. everything john said is accurate including the most important aspect of it. the votes already banked by early voting. but interestingly enough, if you buy the theory that ordinary people -- they sort of follow the iowa caucus results. they sort of follow the early beginning of this campaign in new hampshire, but suddenly, after saturday in south car

. >> are there any comments or questi questions for my colleagues? >> mr. chairman, this is aaron peskin. i want to you know i have read the materials supplied by the city attorney and concur there is no need foreclosed session and sublt to public comment i'm ready to move these items to the full board of supervisors. >> thank you. are there members of the public on the line that wish to testify? speakers will have two minutes. please speak your first and last name clearly and speak into the phone. for those who called in to public comment line, please dial 1, 0, to be added to the speaker's queue. is someone from the clerk's office able to call? >> operations are checking to see if there are comments in the queue ready. >> there are no callers wishing to speak. >> great. well, thank you. mr. ku. if there is no one from the public who wishes to testify on these [ roll call ]. >> is there any further business? >> no. >> thank you, mr. clerk, we are adjourned. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift

particularly because there is a questi question. but the revenues declear -- particularly recreational, and it is to help correct an issue that we're facing. the question, will you please expand on the possible health risks and implications for citizens on these things that are exhibiting what i call a mob marijuana mentality, and who are engaged in what i referred to as marijuana mania? it really exists in my state and in so many other states across the nation. >> i like in a you call it marion mane ia. it is a change in believe even though there has been no evidence that it doesn't make us safe. i don't want to mitigate that there are foblts that they will have benefits. that does not negate the possibility that we can have indications where miles per hour could be used safely. these things are not exclusive. but the evidence is clear that the use of marijuana is associated with negative effects. and we're seeing the significant decrease in the emergency department that is being observed in the states legalizing marijuana. this is