>> thanks for joining us today. i am tom called, director of the center for international security and cooperation at stanford and am also a senior fellow at the institute for international studies at stanford and we are honored to have william perry and tom collina to discusstheir brand-new book. you can see the title on the slide at your screen . the button: the new nuclear arms race and presidential power which puts readers at the front row and offers policy descriptions for a safer future. as many know doctor perry served as the 19th us secretary of defense in the clinton administration and is a world-renowned expert on national security, defense policy, arms control and has a long history here at stanford . he is a senior fellow at fsi and the hoover institution and was codirector of fsis center for international security and cooperation from 1988 to 93 and completed his bachelors and masters degree at stanford which is impressive to me because i didn't get into stanford as an undergraduate or graduate and he i

let us pray. and mighty god, whose creator of us all and sustainer of all things, we invoke you on this morning. we welcome you, holy spirit, into this place. we humbly look to you in this hour for wisdom and strength and comfort as we celebrate the homegoing your son and servant, congressman john robert lewis. please, dear father, comfort this family and grant them a piece of god that passes all understanding. surround them with your love. in the words of your servant martin luther king jr. who reminded us that death is not a period that ends this great sentence of life but a calmer which punctuates it to a lofty and higher significance, help us, o god to grasp that truth and see the magnitude of this moment. not merely as the death of a great soul but as a divine message that says to each and every one of us in this earth be still and know that i am god. hear me and heed my message in this hour. that love even for an enemy is the only way to transform this world into a true brother and sisterhoo

know any of the focus is on us but if so for many of us the care you know where than i knew i meant. 'd 'd 'd 'd 'd by that i mean those who will put us on a. course will see a dog sort of built of them in the little episode and your ignorance unions are not of us yobs the procedures are those of the moon would have the yellow sun use it but the list. goes on and more will do so for money just that they want to do many. people is just the god i was with him. in that they believe. in the. middle part of this a lot of the subways and things until you know all. that is in the. cerebus and. we don't have any what i want to listen up i don't know what go off. and get out and if. you would know but i got out of they would have done is they live on earth because it is a whether the one you think on the salado. that would assume of what i said. so. for me there no middle. of i mean as you know. me and hold on me i'm as you know one of the most will go to. the super bowl should he have to say that. he was like i'm serious so i'm for a model of us. getting one this. and i can tell you a funny

let us pray. you, holy spirit, into this place. we look to you for wisdom and strength and comfort as we celebrate the homecoming of your son and servant, congressman john robert louis. lewis. granted them a piece of god that passes all understanding. surround them with your love. in the words of your servant martin luther king jr. who reminded us death isn't a peer code that ends this great sentence of life, but it's punctuated to a higher significant. help us to grasp the truth and sees the magnitude of this moment. not as the death of the great soul, but a divine message that says to each and every one of us on this earth, be still and know that i am god. hear me and he got my message in this hour of love even for an enemy is the only way to transform this world into a true brother and sisterhood. we thank you for the life and legacy of congressman john lewis who showed up that excellent way of life. we thank you for honoring us with his presence and allowing our lives to intersect with his lif

end of the war plus 6 months, what can be used, if we never use it that is a fallacy. it sucks up too much of your resources. civilian jobs in higher demand, they have to be careful. a lot of police officers came on duty when civil unrest happened. you deploy a unit of mps in vermont, you take a lot of police officers in vermont, deployed from towns and they go, you have to watch that and it is key for us. we've known deployments, whether it is in sinai or the multinational force, coso flow or kuwait, we don't care where they are but we have to know about them so our employers can plan for them and that is key. it comes down to the tricky thing, employers understood and supported going into combat in afghanistan or iraq or syria but what they don't understand are the international engagements that build alliances and partnerships, people are deployed to thailand, they are on facebook with a picture of them on the beach and you are doing this, we have to make them understand the communication leadership program, make them understand the strategic engagement value of our

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military's use of animals. elephants could also be used as pack animals. in the book, we also have a chapter we call "exotics," because i use the example of my grandfather who grew up in west virginia, probably had not been more than 50 miles away from the house he was born in, goes to guadalcanal and saw lots of animals he had never seen before. lot of octopus and elephants and water buffalo and things like that. there was a whole chapter, mostly just of pictures. would an animal be able to earn a medal? yes and no. they did initially allow animals to be awarded things like purple hearts and all that. but they took them away. they decided it is a contentious story. , it is also in the book. but there is a medal called the dicken metal, which is a british society. they offer medals to animals who have acted in brave ways. you can read about them. some of the pigeons i talk about earned the dicken metal. -- medal. what did demilitarization training look like for dogs? well, because part of what the dogs were trying to do was be aggressive, so they had to ge

a break for us. when we return, the coronavirus pandemic, which let's not forget was a back drop to all of today, the news today that former presidential candidate herman cain has died from covid-19. the daily death toll like we were tracking back in the month of may. the president's response to the spiraling pandemic? he's now suggesting delaying the november election, something he lacks the power to do. steve schmidt will weigh in on all of it and where we are in history after this. re in history after this like screening for colon cancer. because when caught in early stages, it's more treatable. cologuard is noninvasive and detects altered dna in your stool... ...to find 92% of colon cancers... ...even in early stages. it's for people 45 plus at average risk for colon cancer, not high risk. false positive and negative results may occur. so, don't wait to screen. ask your prescriber or an online prescriber if cologuard is right for you. did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-d

and also to make us think. is a good man painter whose works draw our attention that destruction of our oceans it could offer got paid him a visit to find out. in his to do you. doubt about 2 things he laughs deeply fish on the ocean he's nickname which for. mr fish much or for swick he picks to see creatures struggle with pollutants dumped into the ocean. no specific thing when he 1st started painting by 20 years ago but having grown up in a fishing community his consent from irene life drew with environmental issues becoming more and more pressing i've been painting from the shot i haven't seen some clean for some years back and seeing the political aspect of it it is going to affect and even kind of fishes we have in the oceans so few years to come if we are able to do about do anything about it in this way. in. the paintings illustrates the puti of the contrasting meet with the damage done by human activity. is a joke that now lives of its can also save the greater peppers of helping preserve the ocean for

>> joining us now. and thank you so much for being with us.ur brother is a student at iowa state as well. tell us what you're hearing from the university about their plans. >> yes, my brother goes to iowa state as well. we've been receiving emails from our president, as well as the international scholars office saying they're doing everything they can to make sure they take one in-person class to stay in the country. and i'm not sure about logistics. they have to be politically correct. so, they usually just copy and paste regulations they receive. but i received a lot of emails from faculty and meant ors saying they're here to support us. that's what's going on. but nothing is certain. >> so, you're feeling better because it sounds like they're looking for some kind of work around, even if it's just to be checking a box, shall we say? that's what it sounds like in your view, right? >> yeah. that's kind of what they're telling us at the moment. but definitely everything is uncertain. it's not the fact -- you just have to leave or stay, that's

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in january and many of those drugs are used to treat covert 19 or used in intensive care units but some economists wonder whether amid covert 19 economic collapse mass unemployment the inability of millions to pay their rent and social unrest things may be changing i had never seen the american economy i was born here i've never seen the american economy to worship the level the accumulation of dead ends of crises for which i see no solution is overwhelming and i think this system is shaking whether it will disappear. i don't know but if you say to me it is the 1st time in your life that you would imagine that it's possible the answer is yes the perception of price gouging by pharmaceutical companies during a pandemic may become part of a wider reckoning for the us she never turns the outages 0 washington. gilliard says that because it's drug reduces the time that covert 19 patients spend in hospital it's priced fairly senator bernie sanders claim that run does appear cost gilliatt $10.00 a vial to manufacture and as you heard taxpayers are paid $70000000.00 towards the cost of developm

using wood to harvest. since the pandemic newspapers have been pushed to go digital only at 1st publisher jeanette o'meara shovel saw a decline in sales but now she sees the impact of going digital. you no longer see this paper bags can go somewhere in there and so i think that this and that is off or down of the vigilante and say goodbye to the print media. as other things stray kirsch saw when they're too oct to get to the digital. system. these days traditional paper newspapers have been relegated to libraries readers now need to go online the coming months will show just how much of a difference the going paper free measures are making in rwanda. mobile money is nothing new to africa let us see how fast the idea coach is on also keep our eyes open and let you know how it goes but know what's going to be end for today and i'm excited that you could join us thank you all for watching i am sundered to nobody here in kampala the capital of uganda. thank you sandra it's 5 for me to lagos nigeria we will be b

those of you who are watching on your mobile phones using the portable t.v. up it may very well be that while the rest of the world especially the united states snoozes china is moving along with its plans to create the future of money and what is the future of money what is china doing that we here in america for example are not well get this it is now testing a new digital currency so here is what we know china's central bank is confirming today that it's going to be testing a mobile app for storing and exchanging the on not as a paper entity by the way but rather as a digital entity like for example. the world learned about this when this screenshot appeared on social media take a look at that right there see it you can see there from the image that this appears to be sort of a marketing tool to get citizens chinese citizens comfortable with the idea of using and trusting digital currency now it's important to mention that china is stressing that this really is quote only a test but is it and if it isn't why are they so i head of the game at this point for

the famous primatologist jane goodall urges us to use our supposedly superior intelligence to start protecting the habitats of our primate cousins and the planet as a whole. for dental a thing that humans share more than 98 percent of their d.n.a. with gorillas and chimpanzees might find like a loss but when you consider that the human genome is made up of billions of d.n.a. base pairs the 2. percent different still accounts for a lot of variation in. another example humans and paid share 90 percent of the same genes. are. our most popular 4 legged friend shares 84 percent of our d.n.a. . and even the rind worm has a 75 percent similarity. stranger still 50 percent of human genes also have counterparts in burn down on. both bon appetit. how long did the terminator arnold schwarzenegger work on this legendary seemed to get it just right even then he couldn't get rid of his austrian accent a new study has revealed just how difficult that would be. the boy forgot his book. the train is moving fast. phonetics researcher at the loo tweeting marx 1000000 university in munich he felt fine

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element us. even versing with people you don't know one line who often use pseudonyms amplifies the violence of these exchanges it doesn't take long before you compare the other to hitler or a nazi time as equal work. really settled that when charlie hebdo was attacked in france conspiracy theories were online just hours later the days of january 7th on the day of the attack i logged more than 20 different conspiracy theories. 4 days later there were already more than $100.00 produced so argument of you and you can put. these i can evolve myself man people who feel as if their integrity to be attacked why also feel their fundamental belief that the world is a safe place has been champion i'm only down on security that. descend from a sham can maintain a state of denial it gives us the impression that we have regained a certain amount of control allowing us to keep our faith and our strongest convictions. nourse you see if we listen to the media we end up hating ourselves as muslims and each other

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or to even us? you're muted, chief. >> so we have explored vendors that we believe offer data-driven systems that work for the department, and i know director henderson has mentioned one of those vendors. we have contracts, as you all know, procurement rules with the city and county. one of the things that we're trying to determine from the office of contracts, administration o.t.a. is whether or not this vendor will qualify for sole-source approval. that streamlines the process greatly. [indiscernible] only vendors that can offer the service to the county and city. that is in the process right now. we understand that we are talking about probably half a million dollars, so it's not a small cost. that's a ballpark figure, and then there are ongoing costs. we don't know what the data migration piece is going to look like. we don't know what the ongoing costs may look like. there may be yearly costs for data conversion, data migration, so we do have enough information to move this forward. we just wer

origin and used in a stead. i was really impressed with. my fellow like to paul or the 3 r.'s if you do so. and. if you the brainsick what. do we. do those work is completely voluntary she receives no outside funding in the right conditions dried leaves be composed they can be mixed with other by waste and then as for the lies of a new plans the municipality of benefits from the book she does. that's if we said there was shit on. me we need to degenerate 2100 every people their mother with whom they were to collect this and transport it for 70 kilometers to the landfill is a big downside we are unable to make more than one trip because of the traffic. lights i leverage us a lot but. i like the idea never about that that you know that's our way and then we have there are some in our community who need the space and if you could make them to those who have it that's what's truly marvelous and that's the board and he would just ask people you know when i saw the large i may have been up one of our team by here. wit

do you have a science question you'd like us to answer send it to us in a video text or voice mail if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just stuff. you can also check it out online at d w dot com slash science or on twitter ask d. w. underscores viands. boubacar dan from ghana asks just how closely related are we humans and chimpanzees. very closely some 98.5 percent of our d.n.a. base pairs are identical based on average findings from a range of analytical methods. and our genetic match with gorillas is just one quarter of a percentage point less than that. around the terms branched off from our common family tree earth but they still share 1007 percent of their d.n.a. with us so how do we explain the huge difference between humans and apes. some primates can scale trees in the rain forests. while another species exploits other planets. the human genome contains some 3000000000 base pairs of which just 40000000 differ from those of chimpanzees but this vital difference means that certain proteins in apes have other structures and possib

you for bearing with us. thank you for tuning in this evening and thanks to erica barnett and claire dederer for being here. you can find many more events just like this on our website townhallseattle.org and make a donation to townhall. .. thank you again for being here and we hope you have a great evening. >> now on cspan2 book tv more television for serious readers. so thank you for joining us today. i am the codirector at the center for international here at stanford i am also a senior fellow for international studies here at stanford. going to discuss the brand-new booking see the title on their slide on your screen, the button the nuclear arms race for presidential power which puts readers on the frontline of nuclear history and offers policy prescription for a safer future. as many of you know he served as a 19th u.s. secretary of defense nick clinton administration defense policy arms-control and along undistinguished history at stanford he is a senior fellow at the hoover institution as well part he

of origin and used in a step. in the. fall order. to deduce what he. can do through the brain. does work is completely voluntary she receives no outside funding in the right conditions drug leaves decompose they can be mixed with other by waste and then act as fertilizer for new plants the municipality of benefits from the book she does. increase it. when a city generates $2100.00 every people then what they want to collect this really and transport it for 70 kilometers to the landfill is a big downside we are unable to make more than one trip because of the traffic these days or our lives. but. i don't like the idea that that we look good so our way then we are there are some in their community who need this and if you could make them to those who have it that's what's truly marvelous and that's the board and he will dissipate water over you as i see the large i may have been up one of our came by here. with what she has learned from bromley builder also started. which translates to living there for. a spot of th

will use them like these to use less resources and. least they go into gosh is convinced that repair cafes have huge potential she's even considering teaming up with the 3 d. printing movement then the volunteers could print plastic parts needed for repairing broken devices she says half of the broken electrical devices that people bring to the repair cafés are repaired successfully 1st and laura gonzi have figured out what's wrong with the waffle iron a fuse has to be replaced nora will have to buy a new one and come back some other day and then chances are they'll be able to bring her waffle line back to life. many of us want to know how to make sustainable choices but we may not always know where to start i hope to this episode has done to dig deeper into the worked on a tips of valuable to you in your neighborhood and your city is a leader with that part and see you again next week until then good bye. if. any good shape. than the difference in genetic material to use all it takes men and women to families. and gender medicine take

providers as well of those as well as those of you who are watching us on your mobile device using the portable t.v. up at this very moment we're learning new insights about covert team it includes the remarkable discovery how it may be new tating how long it likely will be with us and the newest and most startling data on how exactly it makes us severely sick or can even kill us so we're going to drill down on all of this in just a little bit but 1st there's this there is a report out of china today that a herdsman there has been infected with the quote bubonic plague yes that bubonic plague the one that you read about in history books that was referred to as the black death the one that killed more people than any other pandemic in the entire history of the world that herdsman he was hurting his animals and apparently he was infected by a bacteria that they were carrying or the fleas that surround them were now if you're thinking well that sounds like a remote case an outlier if you will and then there's another mongolia now let's go there which is right next door 15 year old girl ha

the us, also was set to redeploy 9500 us forces in germany . forces that are critical to signaling the us resolve with our allies. what are the steps required to counter this russian threat. let me end by summarizing them . one, i do believe we have to make clear. where the linesare that cannot be crossed . made very clear that he will not get away with attacks on our forces and that we will respond to diplomatic isolation and sanctions and throughmilitary force if necessary .we have to recommit to the nato alliance . but russia and china are primary adversaries at this point in time and what is the one thing that they cannot do west and mark they cannot form alliances. they fear alliance. and so our ability to develop and maintain alliances, one of our best weapons against those adversaries. third, we have to make sure that we do protect free and fair elections in this country. free from russianinterference . and fourthly, we do have to read and listen to intelligence assessments about russia. this is information that gathered at great risk. o

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than for anyone who's threatening us here. we needed people to take charge of security. up i mean it was when i arrived on the plateau my 1st impression was things weren't very serious cuts i mean for former legionnaire starting a missile base. that's not very serious. legionnaires began training local people as security troops. but with all of the uniforms in germany and online you. we equipped them with used clothing made them look like soldiers which they were mostly but the. destroy it was just. as simple as that simply because. there wasn't much behind it really. who had received much international criticism for the rocket pedo xanga visiting gene 1978. oh my god we have announced a launch and somehow the governor of new omaha she found out about how to do one of all he told my bluetooth that we were planning a takeoff on a saturday to intervene and suddenly there he was one morning landing in his how kelly's on i am feeling throughputs. before 2 o'clock designed mobutu not only brought his extended family is something he

that fight and those behind us. i think that no one said it better than president obama, but no one wrote it better than john lewis. when i saw george bush, i remember when george bush re-signed the voting rights act. he not only re-signed it, he invited many of us that had been marching on him. there was always this spirit of we can disagree but we don't have to be ugly. we've not seen this kind of venom and ugliness in my lifetime until now. george bush had us all on the rose garden line when he re-signed the voting rights act. the fact that we're even discussing the fact that the voting rights act was gutted out and i was in the hearing room at the supreme court when they argued those oral arguments and justice scalia said voting rights seems like some kind of racial gift, or something to that nature. we were sitting right there. john lewis was in the room. i was there with martin luther king, jr. and jesse jackson, all of us were sitting there. to think we're back to arguing about what john lewis gave blood for

it builds readiness for us. when you do that, it allows us to be predictable for our business model which must fit into people who have other careers and other employers so that we can let them know and train to the appropriate level of readiness as we do that. that's number two. it's leverage us more against known requirements and in some cases we do that today. but i think there's opportunity to do more of that. the third thing is, in the old model, strategic reserve model, we can take new equipment, shake out all of the older stuff and cascade that into the reserve component and is that model does not work. you must be deployable, sustainable and interoperable or you're irrelevant in any battle scenario. the concurrent and balanced recapturization of our force is something i worked hard to stump for as we move forward with this operational reserve model. and the last thing that i say is, we're in historic times here, as we stand up another branch of service, of the space force. and i believe that there's adva

impact is pretty wide ranging but some of us almost have this sport for us over a 1000 u.s. companies now operating home and this could also harm the u.s. economy as well d w. thanks so much for that from. let's get a brief down some the other stories making the news at this hour a political newcomer has defeated donald trump's former attorney general in the alabama republican senate primary football coach tommy tuberville who'd had the backing of the u.s. president won the upset victory over jeff sessions trump hired sessions during investigations into alleged russian meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign. thousands of bolivians have protested against the government in the capital of pas because of economic hardship brought on by 19. some burned effigies of political leaders they want to store it is to do more to reactivate the economy and its massive layoffs livia has been hard hit by the pandemic some 50000 cases. of all south africa has logged some 300000 confirmed cases of covered 1000 more than 4000 deaths from the virus schools after you opened there last month a

or to even us? you're muted, chief. >> so we have explored vendors that we believe offer data-driven systems that work for the department, and i know director henderson has mentioned one of those vendors. we have contracts, as you all know, procurement rules with the city and county. one of the things that we're trying to determine from the office of contracts, administration o.t.a. is whether or not this vendor will qualify for sole-source approval. that streamlines the process greatly. [indiscernible] only vendors that can offer the service to the county and city. that is in the process right now. we understand that we are talking about probably half a million dollars, so it's not a small cost. that's a ballpark figure, and then there are ongoing costs. we don't know what the data migration piece is going to look like. we don't know what the ongoing costs may look like. there may be yearly costs for data conversion, data migration, so we do have enough information to move this forward. we just wer

draw least in us to. any journalist academic or writer who has tried to expose or criticize these things that any given moment down themselves immediately accused of being part of a conspiracy but. when things go viral we rarely check the content against expert testimony before believing that. our cognitive biases discourage us from investing the time and effort. by a lot of skill in the past when we. in the book though we knew that someone had taken the trouble to write it edit it and to get it published studies because of this it was a fisted he has a process that if you're posting on social networks is something you can do with one hand on your smartphone on a bus in order to visit. but the 1st battle the battle for attention has been won. we're in an attention economy where the amount of the brain time you can bring to your site is monetized the available information available has greatly increased since the early 2000 us feel. the need to see these older can debate is an intermediate and you know wha

good to have you with us. trump has driven an even bigger wedge in relations between the us and china by dismissing any resumption of trade talks and cutting hong kong's preferential trade status. mr trump also welcomed a decision by the british government to exclude the chinese company, huawei, from building the uk's 56 data networks. beijing has condemned the latest us sanctions, threatening to retaliate. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the us has long been campaigning for britain and other countries to ban equipment from the chinese tech giant. the about turn follows months of pressure from washington, including tariffs. ata washington, including tariffs. at a news conference in the rose garden at the white house, ostensibly to announce actions over hong kong, donald trump let it be known that he felt vindicated. we confronted u ntrustworthy vindicated. we confronted untrustworthy chinese technology and telecom providers. we convince many countries, many countries, and idid countries, m

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what will it take for us to breathe easily again. this is your government in special here on the w n roll and welcome with summer on the horizon many of us will be tempted to switch on the air conditioning to called out but recent insides of a harvard infectious disease experts suggest that air conditioning use across the southern united states may be a factor in spiking colvin 19 cases plus a coronavirus outbreak in germany plant was also linked to cool exists so how safe is the air we are breathing. a common sight for these coronavirus times people pouring off public transports wearing face masks looking for that 1st of fresh air. masks in many places a compulsory but as the weather gets warmer is that enough to ease worries. i feel if i have a mask on my children and i try to make sure that i'm like one and half want to meters away from somebody who also has meant i feel quite sure can't be to say what . they want to get around this is they have to do. most modern trams and buses a 58 with air conditioning units which drool fresh

us.iences, and to compare my struggles against the struggles of other communities, right, and concluding that my problems were too trivial or too insignificant to share with others. but i realised that hearing your own experiences validated through other people's testimonies can be incredibly healing and incredibly powerful. so that's a response that i hope, you know, asian—americans, other asian—america ns would feel looking at the photos. you know, it's a kind of — to understand that maybe their experiences are validated. and if they for any reason, like me, had decided not to share their stories, not to come forward with their stories, due to a variety of reasons, whether it's fear of criticism from family members, or maybe, you know, generations of learned behaviour to prioritise other things, like financial and social status over mental health and emotional well—being, i still hope that they feel that their experiences are being validated as well. can you tell me more about the way i

joining us now via skype from. singapore is calling is a research fellow at the institute of defense and strategic studies at the rajaratnam school of international studies great to have you on counting the cost there doesn't seem to be a nation in or around the south china sea that beijing doesn't have a territorial dispute with what lies behind china's claims. i mean basically it is a whole range of interests concerning china in the south china sea for example we are likely more aware of what we call territorial and jurisdiction a dispute in a smaller china's the release to a hold of. the for example energy. but it's also important to highlight that you know there is a strategic dimension of trainers constant interest in the south china sea and their release the china's evolving maritime strategy that increasingly looks outwards trying to expand strategic depth and paramita. external aggression though this is something that is not that well covered in existing literature but is increasingly important the dynamics

during the pandemic they can use the same procedures that they've used already during this crisis to vote what they've done is they've basically taken longer to conduct the votes and they've been voting in shifts now the consequences of this is that it death really slows down the work of the house but if they were to step in d.c. to work and cancel their 2 months of paid vacation that they have coming up because they're planning to go home for almost all of august and october well if they canceled it was vacationing they could easily make up the extra time and get everything done safely and constitution in constitutionally the problem is that they don't want to travel back and forth between d.c. and their districts and so they've decided to find a way to stay home and stead of finding a way to stay in d.c. now is there any evidence of leaders using the proxy system to corrupt the voting process not that i have seen but i'm more concerned about the precedent being set here or than these individuals in this particular cut on us having bad intentions. ok what can go wrong with proxy vot

and employ us. thank you. i have one more testimony. this is a letter that i would like to read from a community member. dear members of the board of supervisors, i'm the other than of discount auto performance, auto motive shop that has been in business since 1992. during owning my business i have seen out of businesses as results of increase pricing epressures by office use and make it impossible for business owner to renew their lease. property owners are hesitant to renew leases to more than month to month. .it has become impossible for me to find a location that is remotely affordable. despite my business being highly successful. i have been able to raise three wonderful children and send them to college to provide well-paying jobs for two mechanics and part-time work for my son. now i'm faced only having six week notice to find a new location as soon as my property owner brings them. i'm no hopeful that i will be able to find another location. i'm stressing that i will be to close and lay off

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host: are people using that access? we had a call or a month or two ack saying that -- caller month or two back saying that the group session she was going to does not work over zoom. there is nothing like walking into a room for a support group, and she was thinking about not going to those zoom support meetings. what have you found in terms of people making use of that ability? guest: we have heard from a number of states, localities, and providers that they have been expanding their use of ,elemedicine and use of zoom and the flexibility the federal government has offered. in the seen an uptick people that are actually using these telemedicine options. when you have the ability to use telemedicine, you employment is not impacted, you don't have to worry about transportation, childcare needs are not as compounded as when you have to do on in person visit. are working with their practices with telemedicine. there are some reports that some had to start from scratch and build it up, and others had been using telemedicin

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