Today, access for care is a matter of life and death. Social determinants of health have become more vital than ever before. Directorguest is cdc robert redfield. Thank you for direct thank you for joining us again. I have been telling people several times in that last conversation, i could feel you simmering when we talked before about the lack of investment over decades in our Public Health infrastructure and why that is so consequence role consequential. Dir. Redfield thank you very much. I think it is really important for us to be honest and transparent about the fact that for decades we have failed to invest in Public Health. Complexityn the that has caused us as we confronted the covid outbreak. I would argue now is the time to make that investment to hit our nation on a sustained pass to have the Public Health system that this nation not only needs, but this nation deserves. There are several elements to that. One is data modernization. This is fundamentally critical. We need re
Because drier tends to allow temperatures to cool 72 at 10 00am by 1 oclock were at 84. Well revisit some 90s come this afternoon, minor cool down as we get to the middle of the week well have more of that coming up in a bit mark sounds great day. Thanks a lot, lets get to our top story this morning taking a step back as several counties in california, including the bay area are making changes to their plans to reopen as coronavirus cases spiked across the country we have Team Coverage this morning on the plans to scale back the reopening we have kron fours will tran. Whos live in Contra Costa County, but first lets start with kron 4 Sarah Stinson whos live in Marion County which is allowing some businesses to reopen this morning but not as many as originally planned thats exactly right robin one of the businesses that can reopen starting today or hair salons and barbershops live here at one of them can see on the sign says we are opening today, but they have a stop sign. Its as if you
Get into that coming up marty back took a date thanks a lot. In taking a step back several counties in california including right here in the bay area are making changes to their plans to reopen as the coronavirus cases spiked across the country and we have Team Coverage for you this morning on the plans to scale back the reopening kron fours will tran in Contra Costa County this morning. But were going to start in the north bay with kron 4 Sarah Stinson live in marin county which is allowing some businesses to reopen this morning. But not as many as originally planned. Sarah. Marty thats exactly right and live here Larkspur Landing Area Shopping Center where theres tons of businesses and now its with a mixed bag. Whos going logan whos not going to be able to open will lay that out for you this morning, including the fact that right here 24 hour they are closed down as all are all gyms and Fitness Studios across Marion County that did not make the cut but lets start with the good news.
Any further debate . Very briefly. It is hard to understand how having cast the votes in the senate on Human Trafficking and then say that has a negotiating objective, our own country that puts out a trafficking persons report and labels countries by tiers of how good to how bad they are that some of the worst offenders should get access to our market. Now somebody can get off the tier three provision by cleaning up their act and then they are eligible. But i dont understand how it is a problem to make that determination and make that one of our negotiating objectives. We reached an agreement that solves the problem. All i can say is i appreciate the senator and his feelings about this but i hope we vote it down. Clerk will call the role. Mr. Graphing . No. Mr. Roberts . No. Mr. Roberts no. Mr. Cornan . [inaudible conversation] mr. Thuscott . No. Inaudible roll call mr. Nelson . Mr. Menendez . Mr. Corker . Mr. Bennett . Mr. Warner . Chairman votes no. The amendment is agreed to. Who is
Objectives. That last point, with respect to Monetary Policy, i think is really the flaw in this particular amendment. This amendment runs the risk of getting us into the business of establishing rules for Monetary Policy and in effect constraining our Monetary Policy and mr. Chairman i would ask unanimous consent to put into the record, an excerpt of testimony from Federal Reserve chairman yellen to the Senate Banking committee and i will briefly touch on her major observances. I will put into the record. Colleagues, janet yellen observed that she is very committed about the movements to the trade agreements or in any way hamper our ability to have Monetary Policy that was designed to address the major domestic directives of the day. We all understand what the fed is all about is trying to find price stability and maximum employment. But trying to get this right. To calibrate that challenging balance you have to make sure that you are not restraining Monetary Policy. So with reluctanc