65 in oakland, 67 in san jose and 68 for concord. I will take you our by our user in a few minutes. Of the reopening plan begins for San Francisco, marin, and san mateo counties. Lets go live right now to someone who is in redwood city. Good morning. Good morning we are here at the redwood trading post in redwood city, a popular spot for outdoor and camping equipment. You know under the first steps of face two, this allows for them to reopen with order had Curbside Pickup and this includes but is not limited to books, toy, and Jewelry Stores, clothing, shoes, and Sporting Goods and florists, pet grooming, carwashes, Appliance Repair and residential cleaning. In other words, nonessential Retailer Services that do not require close Customer Contact we caught up with gloria and sammy run a Clothing Store in burlingame and they have been closed for months and they will finally be able to sell clothing today. They estimate they will have 10 of normal capacity but they are focus on keeping t
From now until ever, and i asked specifically, what about if a woman came in and had had one successful pregnancy through whatever means, and was now desiring pregnancy again for the same kind of circumstances of having had one pregnancy, would she be considered fertile or infertile . And given the circumstances would be considered infertile at that point, even though she had had because this is a new encounter. It is a new time. I think that this covers the situations that might arise that would be again, it is not a permanent diagnosis of infertility by any diagnostic criteria. It is a situational situational diagnosis. We would cover two episodes. But apparently not the third. But it would cover because we wouldnt know at the beginning it would be infertile. Whether it is the first pregnancy or the second. That is my understanding. I have assurances of that. And obviously if that is not the case, we would hear about that quickly and have to amend the policy as we needed to to make i
The diagnosis can be changed. So if someone does not need a permit diagnosis of infertility from now until ever, and i asked specifically, what about if a woman came in and had had one successful pregnancy through whatever means, and was now desiring pregnancy again for the same kind of circumstances of having had one pregnancy, would she be considered fertile or infertile . And given the circumstances would be considered infertile at that point, even though she had had because this is a new encounter. It is a new time. I think that this covers the situations that might arise that would be again, it is not a permanent diagnosis of infertility by any diagnostic criteria. It is a situational situational diagnosis. We would cover two episodes. But apparently not the third. But it would cover because we wouldnt know at the beginning it would be infertile. Whether it is the first pregnancy or the second. That is my understanding. I have assurances of that. And obviously if that is not the c
The diagnosis can be changed. So if someone does not need a permit diagnosis of infertility from now until ever, and i asked specifically, what about if a woman came in and had had one successful pregnancy through whatever means, and was now desiring pregnancy again for the same kind of circumstances of having had one pregnancy, would she be considered fertile or infertile . And given the circumstances would be considered infertile at that point, even though she had had because this is a new encounter. It is a new time. I think that this covers the situations that might arise that would be again, it is not a permanent diagnosis of infertility by any diagnostic criteria. It is a situational situational diagnosis. We would cover two episodes. But apparently not the third. But it would cover because we wouldnt know at the beginning it would be infertile. Whether it is the first pregnancy or the second. That is my understanding. I have assurances of that. And obviously if that is not the c
Permit diagnosis of infertility from now until ever, and i asked specifically, what about if a woman came in and had had one successful pregnancy through whatever means, and was now desiring pregnancy again for the same kind of circumstances of having had one pregnancy, would she be considered fertile or infertile . And given the circumstances would be considered infertile at that point, even though she had had because this is a new encounter. It is a new time. I think that this covers the situations that might arise that would be again, it is not a permanent diagnosis of infertility by any diagnostic criteria. It is a situational situational diagnosis. We would cover two episodes. But apparently not the third. But it would cover because we wouldnt know at the beginning it would be infertile. Whether it is the first pregnancy or the second. That is my understanding. I have assurances of that. And obviously if that is not the case, we would hear about that quickly and have to amend the