Here. Hope he is ok gov. Murphy i dont see dave here. I hope he is ok. Good afternoon. Im joined by the woman to my right who needs no introduction, the commissioner of the department of health, judith persichilli. To her right, the state epidemiologist. Thank you. To my left, the superintendent of the state police, colonel pat callahan. To my left, the superit of the state police, colonel pat callahan. Lets get right to the numbers as we have been doing. Newre reporting today 3215 positive test results, which brings the cumulative total of New Jerseyans who have not tested positive to 78,467. Cases, whichew brings the total of 78,467. According to our online dashboard, and judy will correct me if i get this wrong, accessible through covid19. Nj. G ov, as of 10 p. M. Last evening, 8011 residents were reported hospitalized, of whom 1961 were listed in critical or intensive care. 1594 ventilators were in use. At one of oure field medical stations. For a 24 hour period ending at 10 p. M.
It was too early to ease restrictions. Gov. Murphy i dont see dave here. Hope he is ok good afternoon. Im joined by the woman semiright who needs no introduction, the commissioner of the apartment of health, judith persichilli. To her right, stately pm epidemiologist. Thank you. To my left, the superintendent of the state police, colonel pat callahan. Lets get right to the numbers as we have been doing. Newre reporting today 3215 positive test results, which brings the cumulative total of New Jerseyans who have not tested positive to 78,467. Cases, whichew brings the total of 78,467. According to our online dashboard, and judy will correct me if i get this wrong, accessible through covid19. Nj. G ov, as of 10 p. M. Last evening, 8011 residents were reported hospitalized, of whom 1961 were listed in critical or intensive care. 1594 ventilators were in use. At one of oure field medical stations. For a 24 hour period ending at 10 p. M. Last evening, 787 residents were discharged from our
Yalls hospitality very much today. We will be talking about prodigal press. As john said, dr. Marvin olasky wrote this book originally 25 years ago, and its been widely used in College Classrooms around the country, but much has happened in the past 25 years. The 24 7 news cycle that john referred to is, of course, facilitated at least in part by the internet. When the original book, prodigal press was written and published in 1980, the internet, im fond of saying, was merely a gleam in al gores eye at that time. Since then, of course, the internet is really driving what happens in the news cycle. So we felt like it was due for an update. We started working on this book about three years ago, and it was just published in september. Weve been delighted by the reception of the book so far, and what im going to do today is to just share with you some of the ideas that are in this book. Want to talk a little bit about World News Group just to kind of give you an idea of who we are even tho
All less lethal alternatives and complete the obligation to meet with the Community Members on this issue that it is entirely premature to investigate a Pilot Program for tasers in this city, had the department moved more quickly to implement the cit training the incident this summer may have been avoided. Tasers constitute a significant level of force as we have heard today. Too often, they are viewed as homeless, nonlethal devices that temporarily incompass taits that is false. When use as intended they cause pain and as we have seen across the nation they pose a risk of serious jury or death. As you have heard today, in particular people with Mental Health problem are more likely to be at high risk of death, and with that high population in San Francisco and coming in contact often with the San Francisco Police Department, we dont want to run a risk of that population being impacted. And the aclu is also concerned with the civil rights implications that the supervisors spoke of toda
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