Spreading. Here in the bay area the number of pos ive tests generally remains bel of 5 with the exception of marin county where cases have shot up due in part to an outbreak at san quentin prison. Joining me to discuss the prison situation is dr. Matthew willis joining from san rafael. Marin county is experiencing the largest covid spiking the bay area largely due to the outbreak at the prison. In what is done to manage that contagion . We have seen in the past few weses a remarkable incrin cases attributed to marin county because that facility is within our boundaries. There has been alcast 600 s now at that facility and about 600 if you include staff. Up until, for the first three months of our outbreak here in marin county we had a tol of 1000 cases. You can imagine almost 600 in two weeks drives those case rates up dramatically and has established us as havingthe highest incidence they wide. We are working with th California Department of corrections to offer consultation and techn
Indiscernible ] alameda judge Trina Thompson declared a mistrial for one man. They faced 36 counts of Involuntary Manslaughter and up toars in prison if convicted. With us w is don clyde, who was in the courtroom yesterday when the verdict wadelivered. Joining us from cambridge, massachusetts, law professor, thank you for being with us. Tell me about it. The courtroom, you cover this trial since day one. What was the emotion in there . What was e pact . Cement before the verdict was read, you can see the , victims familithe relatives were cryingg they were passtissues amongst themselves. When the verdict was read for harris as not guilty, was stood t was one woman in particular, put her head in her hands, and was shing back and rth like him i cannot believe this was happening. People did expect a conviction. When the mistrial was nounced for Derick Almena, there was a collected gasp of the victims. There was a real sense of shock that there watino conv for him. Walk us through this. Th