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>>many health officials say the tele health trend continuing even after covid-19 pandemic is over. >>it is the first day of school for more than 1.8 million students across the u.s. but in the majority of those districts. no students will be in the classroom said comes of course during the pandemic and concerns about the fast approaching flu season. the american academy of pediatrics reported more than 70,000 new cases in children over the 2 weeks ending on august 27th. that is an increase of 17%. >>a jogger who was mistakenly stopped by police now sharing his story and giving advice to others who ma >>a >>black man who was stopped by deputies while jogging in florida is set to share his experience during a law enforcement training course the courses on implicit bias it comes at a time when police are under pressure to address issues of systemic racism in law enforcement stop was recorded on police body cameras and facebook live it was a case of mistaken identity things went smoothly. ended peacefully with the jogger set free loren korn has the story. >>i see your id hear literally

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and the increase in tele-health and tele-medicine has increased as well. our system in the city relies on our partners with community-based organizations. and with what's happening with covid, it is destabilizing this very fragile network of providers. not only are we talking about revenue loss for the providers, but alluding to what the doctor addressed which is the workforce challenges. we have staff who are overworked, who are stretched really, really thin, and as a result we need to figure out ways to support our staff and support and to bring in additional resources to support our non-profit agencies. so what we've done is looked at different funding opportunities up at the federal level and at the state level. what we are doing is partnering with a consulting firm called "the california children's trust," who are experts in figuring out and supporting the local municipalities to drive down additional dollars -- to draw down additional dollars from state and federal and medi-cal systems. we have started some of these initial conversations with them an

in addition to supporting virtual learning, this would also make access to tele- health more available to families. this has been one of the most surprising positive developments out of this pandemic and that is actually greater access to health care through to a health both physical and mental health services online. our bill includes funding for healthcare providers including the department of veterans affairs to get more patients connected so they can utilize these services. as they make the push for progress on the next release will, i will continue fighting for resources for our students and teachers and that includes reliable access to the internet. despite the august for period looking much different from the years prior, i was still able to connect with tens of thousands of texans virtually and over the phone and safely meet many of them in person. as i travel i was able to see how schools and healthcare facilities and food banks, governments and more have been able to use the federal coronavirus funding provided for in the care zack. the feedback and insight i received was inv

you dedicated a whole page to the tele working showing the low single digits for the people who work from home and escalated to 40% or 50%. those are stunning figures the picture you are painting seems to suggest, unless you see the results of a vaccine or more returning back to work, you do have a fundamental shift in the picture for oil. >> that could well be the case the uk where you are is a very good example as you very well know commuting costs are high in the uk and a lot of people meet for significant time in the day. if they can do their job from home and cut out commuting time and cost, they are going to do that that may be true in other countries as well. it will be simple to say no other country is doing that again. homeworking, tele working will be increasingly important for the normal portion of the working life that will have implications for commuting patterns and countries where car workings will have an impact on fuel into the future >> we wrote that piece because we think that is a very, very interesting issue and we'll do a lot of work on it to try to understand w

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and the increase in tele-health and tele-medicine has increased as well. our system in the city relies on our partners with community-based organizations. and with what's happening with covid, it is destabilizing this very fragile network of providers. not only are we talking about revenue loss for the providers, but alluding to what the doctor addressed which is the workforce challenges. we have staff who are overworked, who are stretched really, really thin, and as a result we need to figure out ways to support our staff and support and to bring in additional resources to support our non-profit agencies. so what we've done is looked at different funding opportunities up at the federal level and at the state level. what we are doing is partnering with a consulting firm called "the california children's trust," who are experts in figuring out and supporting the local municipalities to drive down additional dollars -- to draw down additional dollars from state and federal and medi-cal systems. we have started some of these initial conversations with them an

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the second bill being discussed today is hr 7879, the tele- health extension act which i was honored as the chairwoman of the subcommittee to introduce with my colleague. this bill seeks to close the gap and provide access by allowing the va to provide grants to outside partners creating technology access points. quality tele- health services are vital to veterans to access quality healthcare during the pandemic especially for those in the medically underserved communities. we cannot let this compromise healthcare services for the veterans and service members. it's increased by over 1000% between march and june of this year. in my home state of nevada, the southern nevada home care system uses the video connect which delivers care to veterans in their homes over computer, tablet or smart phone. on the week they started responding to the pandemic of the encounters were 128. fast forward to the week of july the 19th and they were providing 2,221 to veterans. even though they've expanded their tele- health capacity, many veterans still have limited access to service. this is no time for

>>and good morning on tele conference today, the santa clara county board of supervisors, they'll be discussing this program and deciding if they want to pass it forward that would help people who test positive for coronavirus financially and making sure they're able to isolate correctly without that financial burden take a look at your screen rolled out a few things this program would do including providing $5,000 up to that for each household and this would assist them with the rent and other finances provide hotel and motel rooms for isolation and meal delivery. they're also hoping that this aid would encourage more people to get tested because that bad news they're fearing wouldn't be so bad with this type of help course coronavirus is a feat this would be an extension of a pilot program the county ran in june in partnership with sacred heart community services 500 residents took advantage of this since then. >>the county identified 10% of the population require some sort of assistance if or when they would need to quarantine 5% said they would need a place to go to isolate due t

grupo de acadÉmicos y especialistas lanzÓ una lÍnea caliente anticovid-19 se trata de un servicio de teleivale a $30 el sueldo promedio de apenas $3 estÁn recibiendo aproximadamente 500 llamadas diarias y canalizando atenciÓn clÍnica cuando lo requiere el paciente >>> en este momento de pandemia no es bueno que vayan a un centro mÉdico >>> ahora reciben llamadas desde otros paÍses pero eso si con el recargo de una llamada internacional. desde caracas daniel garrido noticias telemundo. >>> gracias a daniel. la enseÑanza no se ha librado de los cambios del coronavirus estos cambios generan preocupaciÓn en muchos padres para procurar que sus hijos no pierdan el ritmo acadÉmico y puedan salir airoso a pesar de las limitaciones de la pandemia con los alumnos estudiando desde su casa, karla amezola aÑos tiene el ejemplo. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> la casa de marÍa se cha convertido un salÓn de clases donde 3 de sus hijos y dos de su amiga victoria es una sala >>> las dos trabajamos >>> yo trabajo full time en realidad no tenemos muchas opciones las padre madres tenemos que estar volcadas en este sistem

we are by a virtue of tele-tracking now getting information from hospitals. last week about 95% of hospitals have been reporting to us. and i'm just looking at your state, ma'am. we've identified that 16% of hospitals have one shortage of ppe that may be one type of ppe that may be three days of supply or less. >> right. i'm aware of the wisconsin statistics. but i'm also aware of the $16 billion that we appropriated to address stockpile issues. so you may have chosen a different strategy. but i think when we're six months into this pandemic, and we still can't get the supplies we need, and you've identified the supplies that are in high demand, that you should use the money we appropriated to obtain those things. congress also provided $1 billion for department of defense for similar purposes and the president delegated authorities under the defense production act to hhs to increase production of personal protective equipment, department of defense has only used $300 million for ppe and said they would use the rest to support the defense industrial base. dr.

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: do you think that the things we have been doing more of whether it's telemedicine or e-commerce, tele-educationthese things, the digital economy, will further persist in the coming couple of years? >> i do, because, you know, it's things like we've had, we've all had to have more things delivered to our house. so it's really changed the way consumers shop, the way consumers get food. so that, weaver realized that there's an easier way to do things, and now we're going to continue to do that. tool mates was acquired by uber. more and more people are realizing that because of tech where it is now, their lives can be a lot simpler if they use technology to get food, to get education, to get in contact with people, to see a doctor. so that genie's out of the bottle now, and it's not going back. there's a tremendous amount of growth and productivity that's going to come in this country because of these great private companies that we like to invest in that are now growing so quickly. it's a great time to be in the united states of america. maria: it sure is. mike murphy, it's great to see you. thank

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were not expecting to find something but to say we know how to usepe teles, like the one in hawaii thate used, and it just came through. ros: hope to learn more about that. you can hit the science tab on the bbc news website for more. in a few minutes, we turn our attention t why this man, larry ellison, billionaire owner of software, therae, could soon also be heavily involved in running ti tock's business it -- tiktok's business in the u.s. israel has become the first country to impose a second national lockdown following upsurge in the cases. new restrictions will begin on friday. 's get more from jerusalem. >> israel had a very good performance ely on in the pandemic where imposed tight hborder restrictions al a very effective track and trace system. that reallall fell apart as many experts believe that schools and businesses were allowedop t too quickly. a question of whether they igould be in the red hot spots, places with thest instance of coronavirus around the country, new restrictions put in place from last week. there was some opposition to that. those locations were an arab

so we opened up shelters in place hoe teles like many areas across the country and they're indoors, in hotels that are commercial hotels, people have their own bathrooms and there's medical and behavioral health and harm reduction on-site. people have to follow rules and it's not free to be you and me and they have to mask and social distance and there's strict egress as well. so why the hotels? to decrease the risk of becoming infected with covid that could have a bad outcome and die. and they are designed to decrease the outcome that would be with hospitals because we know that hospitalizations and i.c.u. stays impact all of us and increase the risk for san francisco, which is why it's one of the indicators that we have on the state and national level. so we prioritize. at first we prioritized people in shelters so as we have those individuals that met the risk for covid. and we prioritized hospitals and the homeless street medicine to work to identify individuals every day. next slide, please. so what is the most vulnerable? and to levels for all of us. i have done this for 30 years

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negotiations between tele band insurgents and the afghan government opened in early september in cutterafter months of talks between the taliban and the us just grit sides desperate to curb the killings a massive undertaking to jennifer aniston you know by the hour we want afghanistan to be an independent united and developed country and it should have an islamic system. in which all tribes and ethnicities of the country. who find themselves without any discrimination. and live their lives in love and brotherhood i put out them in the outset are you one were pretty i. love and brotherhood in a country that in recent decades has witnessed so much bloodshed. and the threat of violence remains an ever present backdrop to the negotiations. both sides posturing but keenly aware that more innocents will lose their lives more families will grieve if negotiators come up empty. and just to remind our viewers that afghanistan's top negotiator is currently in pakistan seeking its support for the ongoing talks in the door for more on that i'm joined now by the show's sharmila shams sharma good to s

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