Next slide unsuccessful. Next slide. And we arrived before you today, faced with the chronic structural deficit, and the positions established in 2019 and a wind down in operations on what was essentially left in the bank come july 2019. And since then we have essentially made the rounds with the Property Owners to collect their signatures on the expanding the district and to this date weve had a weighted percentage of 42. 9 of Property Owners return those signs to disestablish the c. B. D. S. Next slide, please. Thats the conclusion of my presentation. Supervisor mar thank you, for the presentation and for all of your work at the top of broadway c. B. D. Supervisor peskin . Supervisor peskin thank you, chair mar and supervisor haney. I just want to thank all of the par it tis pants in the top of broadway c. B. D. And dominic and marco for their work. Im sorry to see it go, but it is what it is and maybe some day in the future it can be recreted with a larger scale that will ultimately
Threatening, and that, in all of the laws, that govern break the glass, both at the state and the federal level, allow this emergency use case to occur. Working can your medication and managing your appointment. I believe there was a question are we able to manage telehealth appointments yet. Through my chart, the answer is not just yet. When we do that, well be obviously, greatly improving expanding and unifying our telehealth experience and we hope to be able to then offer more enhanced scheduling for those appointments. Most appointment management today, through the my chart tool is for primary care. For our activation rate for my chart, basically, how many patient dos we have, we consider active. A little over 10,000. 10 percent to 11 percent zone. Not surprising to see most of our my chart users by h cohort are between 18 and 65 years of age. I was actually really pleased to see, that 60 of my chart users are over the age of 65. Some of those include some of the residents. We move
[inaudible conversations] this hearing of the subcommittee on conservation and forestry titled the 2020 wildfires here, response and Recovery Efforts will come to order. F welcome and thank you for joining todays hearing with mr. John phipps, deputy chief for state and private forest that just yet. After brief opening remarks the hearing will open to questions. Members will be recognized in order of seniority alternating between majorityminority members. When you are recognized you will be asked to unmute your microphone and you have five minutes to ask a question or make a comet. In order to get as many questions as possible, the tir will stay consistently visible on your screen. Thank you for joining us here in washington and online today for this critical hearing on the wildfires ravaging the western United States. Weve all seen the footage from california, oregon and washington. It is surreal, and it is terrifying. I want to talk today about whati we can do to meet the needs andt f
Health, so i spoke with pulmonologist dr. Vinny job, to get some answers to your questions. We have been dealing with the smoke for weeks now, what are the longterm risks from breathing all of the stuff in for so long . Is there a cumulative effect as one of our viewers asked, is it going to be affecting us later like the coal mines did for people . We look at wildfire smoke, there is been, shown to be an increase in respiratory problems. Meaning bronchitis, potentially pneumonia, etc. , but not, not, the other things have not been shown meaning an increase in an increase in mortality due to cardiovascular effects. The jury is still out on those, the research is mixed on those endpoints. People with heart and lung problems honestly have risks with this air quality but what about the people who come you know, were otherwise healthy . How much of a risk is it for most people . If you are talking about air lein thred little bit each day, just a little bit of daily activity, then that is p
Substance, feeble in fact. That the court notwithstanding that strict scrutiny virtually always ruled for the government. Were going to leave this recorded program at this point. You can watch it online at cspan. Org. We go live now to a joint Economic Committee meeting looking at the impact of covid19. Watching live coverage on cspan3. Senator peters from michigan and many others who will be joining us from the house and the senate. Before i deliver my opening statement, i would like to acknowledge that today the United States passed another sad milestone that weve lost more than 200,000 americans to covid19. Our hearts go out to their families, to the husbands and wives, mothers and fathers, children, grandchildren, even grandparents. Americans everywhere must fight harder to stop the virus from spreading so we can protect millions more from experiencing this loss. Members of congress and members of this committee, were all united to do our part. With that, let me turn it over to our