remember, tami is actually really classified as a voluntary, but she doesn't feel that way.ssed, i want people to pay attention to the affordable care act. for the next two years, premiums are capped at 8.5% of your modified adjusted gross income. that means way more people will qualify for the affordable care act. also, remember, you'll get more tax credits, there is, of course, medicaid if you need it, and as we know there is cobra, cobra is existing coverage, which the government will pay for, from april through september of this year. so three important programs, check them out. >> jill, thanks so much. >>> ahead, "48 hours" investigates the case of a nurse accused of m the power of three is everywhere. but you've never seen it like this. now with xfinity internet, you can also save on wireless and streaming. get internet that's packed with power... ...and up to $300 in savings with xfinity mobile. plus, stream your favorites with a flex 4k box included. it's three ways to get more and save more starting with xfinity internet. can your internet do that? get started with

something addressed today or at the next hearing. >> this is tami. we have -- working with mission neighborhood coming up with the proposed lease agreement. initially it is five years, after which of course it would be available and open to renew if sutter would want to. >> president bernal: thank you to our presenters and we'll see you again at the next meeting for the second hearing. next item for discussion. dr. ayanna bennett director of the office of health deputy with the racial equity plan update. dr. bennett. >> clerk: i have given you permission to share dr. bennett. i know it's a little late. i apologize. >> that's okay. i'm getting to it. okay. hello. i'm -- there we go. good evening everybody. thank you commissioners for bringing this issue back to be discussed again. we're going to develop a regular sense of how we're going along and what we should do in the updates but for now, i'm going to do my best to give you a sense of what we're doing right now and you can let me know in the questions or afterwards how you might want the regular u

something addressed today or at the next hearing. >> this is tami. we have -- working with mission neighborhood coming up with the proposed lease agreement. initially it is five years, after which of course it would be available and open to renew if sutter would want to. >> president bernal: thank you to our presenters and we'll see you again at the next meeting for the second hearing. next item for discussion. dr. ayanna bennett director of the office of health deputy with the racial equity plan update. dr. bennett. >> clerk: i have given you permission to share dr. bennett. i know it's a little late. i apologize. >> that's okay. i'm getting to it. okay. hello. i'm -- there we go. good evening everybody. thank you commissioners for bringing this issue back to be discussed again. we're going to develop a regular sense of how we're going along and what we should do in the updates but for now, i'm going to do my best to give you a sense of what we're doing right now and you can let me know in the questions or afterwards how you might want the regular u

something addressed today or at the next hearing. >> this is tami. we have -- working with mission neighborhood coming up with the proposed lease agreement. initially it is five years, after which of course it would be available and open to renew if sutter would want to. >> president bernal: thank you to our presenters and we'll see you again at the next meeting for the second hearing. next item for discussion. dr. ayanna bennett director of the office of health deputy with the racial equity plan update. dr. bennett. >> clerk: i have given you permission to share dr. bennett. i know it's a little late. i apologize. >> that's okay. i'm getting to it. okay. hello. i'm -- there we go. good evening everybody. thank you commissioners for bringing this issue back to be discussed again. we're going to develop a regular sense of how we're going along and what we should do in the updates but for now, i'm going to do my best to give you a sense of what we're doing right now and you can let me know in the questions or afterwards how you might want the regular u

tami has been living here for 5 years in a small tent that she shares with another woman inside they are at the mercy of the dangers of the street they've already been assaulted several times but just look at everywhere they did they just tore right open and. now she doesn't even have a door and she sleeps out here at night there's also no lights right over here so it's very dark and you know especially as a woman that's pretty damn scary even if a guy that's been scary thought he might walk up in the dark walk right and do whatever they want. to help these people elvis wants to do more than just bring them bottles of water his major project is hiding in the courtyard of his church he came up with the idea to build small wooden houses for them they're not big barely 4 square meters but inside elvis in libya have thought of every last thing to improve the daily lives of these homeless people. we knew on and yes so what does it mean so if someone tries to open a window with alarm. this rate here allows people to sleep when people sleep they can think they can do better they feel better

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, the vir antibody treatment we got yesterday, we seem to be moving closer to the possibility of a tamireatment as well how does this fit into the broader picture, especially when you talk about the folks who may not want to get vaccinated right now. >> the antibody drugs, i think it is unfortunate they prospect prescribed more. they could have been helpful and there was relucksant to use them the data coming out is val validating their utility in high risk patients. early in the course the disease those drugs do provide a benefit in terms of substantially reducing hospitalization with respect to a tam flu-type drug for covid we haven't really factors that into any sort of thinking about the contours this epidemic that could be a game changer there are three drugs in the pipeline right that coming out in the next months, either one could be beneficial in the treatment of early covid people newly diagnosed with covid. that might be a game changer if you could treat someone with a small molecule dlaug blocks replication and reduces disease outcomes that could help. >> thank you for joinin

i just wanted to jump in here and make sure that you heard what tami said which is that we're long standing partners of mission neighborhood health center. we've come up with this agreement based on the best experience of what we know today and with some sensitivity analysis that we've shared with you and the staff. we continue to be partners with mission neighborhood and should something happen, if it means our projections are not correct, not only will we be in dialog with them at that time of five years, but we actually be will be working with them over these next five years to help make sure there's sustainability along the way. so it's not for the commitment to continue to support them to make sure that these clinics are seasonable past these five years. we'll also be working with them throughout this period of time. i don't think that asking us to commit to financial support past five years specifically is something that we can agree to today, but there's also a lot of other types of support that we work with community clinics on whether it be helping with staffing, recruiting, with o

i just wanted to jump in here and make sure that you heard what tami said which is that we're long standing partners of mission neighborhood health center. we've come up with this agreement based on the best experience of what we know today and with some sensitivity analysis that we've shared with you and the staff. we continue to be partners with mission neighborhood and should something happen, if it means our projections are not correct, not only will we be in dialog with them at that time of five years, but we actually be will be working with them over these next five years to help make sure there's sustainability along the way. so it's not for the commitment to continue to support them to make sure that these clinics are seasonable past these five years. we'll also be working with them throughout this period of time. i don't think that asking us to commit to financial support past five years specifically is something that we can agree to today, but there's also a lot of other types of support that we work with community clinics on whether it be helping with staffing, recruiting, with o