but we have demanding a simple things to release those that date also also to stop wyland since the start sounds quite weak but the start that i work with people all citizens they need to look more at why they were not aggressive they were not measuring window so morning prayers but the force used because there was the. and there would remain some traces in the future that's definitely very difficult so we have no intention whatsoever meaning that so all right in domestic fears of that but we are talking here there's no borders. attention. let's bring in our panel joining us from men's carrasquillo roman chuck president of the misses a scientific research center a think tank from camp peter zelma have executive director at the eurasia democracy and i should say and in london dummy tell us a grim osa lecturer in security and development at king's college london a welcome chill i'd like to begin in minsk with you're a slough all we right now a week into the beginning of the end of the president. we are at the beginning of the peaceful revolution folau the dignity democracy and freedom that'

. >> as a public health -- i'll follow up with director wyland and you and see what i can do to help. >> yeah, i think that it would be really be helpful. there's a lot of questions that we're getting -- >> yeah, no, these are super valid questions that people are asking. >> just the question that commissioner lee asked, you know, how far away does a singer have to be in order for it to be safe. we know that there's a certain distance that is fine and we have seen it in speeches, events, people have removed their mask and it's been okay. and the science may not be there yet but that doesn't mean that we can't try. meanwhile, you know, the -- tonight we have the independent venue alliance which will be potentially the exact people that would be able to put on events outdoors, here to tell us about the state of their venues they actually have. and i think that it will be an interesting conversation tonight. maybe not a particularly happy one. so, you know, i think that -- personally i think that the path forward is figuring out safe ways to have outdoor entertainment. people are outdoor

. >> as a public health -- i'll follow up with director wyland and you and see what i can do to help. >> yeah, i think that it would be really be helpful. there's a lot of questions that we're getting -- >> yeah, no, these are super valid questions that people are asking. >> just the question that commissioner lee asked, you know, how far away does a singer have to be in order for it to be safe. we know that there's a certain distance that is fine and we have seen it in speeches, events, people have removed their mask and it's been okay. and the science may not be there yet but that doesn't mean that we can't try. meanwhile, you know, the -- tonight we have the independent venue alliance which will be potentially the exact people that would be able to put on events outdoors, here to tell us about the state of their venues they actually have. and i think that it will be an interesting conversation tonight. maybe not a particularly happy one. so, you know, i think that -- personally i think that the path forward is figuring out safe ways to have outdoor entertainment. people are outdoor

. >> as a public health -- i'll follow up with director wyland and you and see what i can do to help. >> yeah, i think that it would be really be helpful. there's a lot of questions that we're getting -- >> yeah, no, these are super valid questions that people are asking. >> just the question that commissioner lee asked, you know, how far away does a singer have to be in order for it to be safe. we know that there's a certain distance that is fine and we have seen it in speeches, events, people have removed their mask and it's been okay. and the science may not be there yet but that doesn't mean that we can't try. meanwhile, you know, the -- tonight we have the independent venue alliance which will be potentially the exact people that would be able to put on events outdoors, here to tell us about the state of their venues they actually have. and i think that it will be an interesting conversation tonight. maybe not a particularly happy one. so, you know, i think that -- personally i think that the path forward is figuring out safe ways to have outdoor entertainment. people are outdoor

i know maggie wyland will be on in a little bit and i'm proud o say that the valencia shutdown is an example how you can safely shut down a corridor. people are taking the mask wearing extremely seriously. we are breaking up gathering going on. my first question is about when. everything that you've said, doctor, makes so much sense and i want to say thank you so much for saving lives. i don't think you get enough of that and i want to express gratitude to you on behalf of the small business community. but those lives are people, as well, and they're our community and you're a hero. on the timeline of reopening for the businesses not allowed to reopen or not fully reopened, what is the r number, the number of hoppings and the percent positive rate to commence that opening timeline again? >> so there isn't a specific number. i would say that -- right now we've absolutely moving in the right direction. and so, my opinion is that because certain things -- a lot of the personal services can be done safely indoors, hospitalizations are going down, effective reproductive numbers are going