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The area was home to luminaries like Count Basie, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, Illinois Jacquet, Jackie youth and build homes during annual address By David Brand will have a specific impact on Queens. deep into the night on Jan. 10, as patrons, in- Robinson, James Brown, Joe Louis, Milt Queens Daily Eagle From reopening communities centers in cluding Mayor Bill de Blasio, toasted a lease Hinton, Roy Campanella, Percy Sutton and Mayor Bill de Blasio delivered his seventh neighborhoods beset by municipal disin- agreement that would enable the 190-year-old Cootie Williams. “State of the City” address Thursday, pledg- vestment to helping small business owners Woodhaven watering hole to stay in business.  ing to preserve the city’s affordable housing, negotiate leases with their landlords, Queens Local elected officials, the Queens Cham- expand education and help small businesses. played a key role in the mayor’s annual ad- ber of Commerce and even the de Blasio ERICA VLADIMER, A CANDIDATE De Blasio, speaking at the American Mu- dress. administration stepped in to help broker a challenging Carolyn Maloney in the seum of Natural History, laid out his vision Assisting small businesses new deal that would keep the historic bar in Democratic primary for New York’s 12th for the entire city, but many of his proposals The celebration at Neir’s Tavern lasted Continued on page 10 Congressional District, exited the race Friday. Her departure leaves three other candidates challenging Maloney, who has served in Congress since 1993.  Flushing community board set THE NEW YORK SENATE ENVI- ronmental Conservation Committee approved a bill sponsored by State Sen. Joseph to vote on controversial rezoning Addabbo, Jr. to require hard lids or sturdy By Victoria Merlino tarps on top of “trash trains.” The coverings Queens Daily Eagle would prevent putrid goop from falling out of Community Board 7 will vote today on a the train cars as they travel. hotly contested plan to rezone the Flushing  waterfront, which would allow developers to build condos, hotels, shops and office space “APART FROM THE FOUL ODORS along Flushing Creek. 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Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com ‘Inequity is a comorbidity’ AOC talks ‘politicalQUEENS imagination’ and response to COVID-19 Continued from page 1 “I don’t know if some of these people have “In the wake of this devastation our goal the political imagination and the political will to should not be to make things as they were,” she really understandTODAY the scale of action that we’re said. “Our goal should be to rebuild in a way that going to have to take just to … keep things rel- is just and makes things better for people.” atively preserved for everyday life,” she said of Ocasio-Cortez also addressed efforts to reduce her fellow elected officials. the number of people detained on Rikers Island But maintaining the status quo is not enough and other city jails and encouraged Queens resi- in the current crisis, which saw more than 10 dents to get involved with mutual aid initiatives million people apply for unemployment last – informal support networks where neighbors month, she said.. That figure does not account help neighbors. The complete interview aired for total unemployment, since “off the books” Sunday night on City Watch, a weekly program workers — mostly low wage, hourly workers — on WBAI 99.5 FM. cannot apply for the relief. “Inequity is a comorbidity” that has led to She said she was particularly troubled by state more low-income people, particularly people budget cuts that passed last week. of color, testing positive for COVID-19 and “One of the big lessons we should have succumbing to the illness, Ocasio-Cortez said. learned from 2008 is that austerity does not cre- Low-income New Yorkers are more likely to ate prosperity,” Ocasio-Cortez said. “We cannot have chronic health conditions like diabetes and cut our way to growth.” asthma that exacerbate the impact of the corona- Ocasio-Cortez connected the crisis to one of her virus, according to Health Department reports. signature issues, Medicare For All, and said the City health data published last week depicts current moment illustrates the dire need for com- high concentrations of COVID-19 in low-in- prehensive insurance coverage for all Americans. come communities throughout the city, particu- “The question is, are our elected officials go- larly in the neighborhoods of Jackson Heights, ing to allow people to die? Would they prefer Elmhurst and Corona, where immigrants and people to die or not have healthcare than actually low-wage workers make up the majority of the guarantee healthcare?” she asked. “And there are population. quite a few who will make that choice.” Nevertheless, many of the people most in Eagle managing editor David Brand is co- need of financial and health support are left host of City Watch, which airs on WBAI 99.5 FM behind in state and federal relief packages, she every Sunday night from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Epi- U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez walked through Capitol Hill on March 27. said. Voters must push their elected officials to sodes are available in the shows archive at wbai. AP Photo/Susan Walsh prioritize equity in the rebuilding effort. org.

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2 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Early signs NYC coronavirus infections may be slowing By Ann Choi and Yoav Gonen THE CITY This story was originally published on April 6, 2020 by THE CITY. Even as coronavirus deaths mount by the day in New York City, diagnosed infections are rising at a slower pace than before government stay-at- home orders. After peaking at a jump of 118 percent be- tween March 17 and March 18 — just after schools, restaurants and other gathering places closed — the increase in new cases has declined to between 9 percent and 13 percent per day since March 29, according to THE CITY’s analysis of city Health Department data. On Sunday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo shared grim news of a total 4,159 deaths statewide as he noted a dip in new hospitalizations Friday. “We’re looking at this seriously now, because by the data we could be either very near the apex, or the apex could be a plateau and we could be on that plateau right now,” Cuomo said. Still, he cautioned, “We won’t know until you see the next few days. A shortage of tests and stay-at-home orders for all but the most seriously sick makes a full picture Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks impossible to obtain. Still, testing is on the rise, about getting medical with more than 132,000 tests performed so far supplies to combat the in New York City. That includes a record 11,248 coronavirus during logged on April 3. a press conference at A new research paper by an MIT professor the Jacob Javits Center, based on test results suggests that the slowing in March 24, 2020. the increase of new infections is a sign that people Photo by Ben Frachtenberg/ staying at home and social distancing are having THE CITY their intended effect — and need to continue. “We will have to keep at it in the coming days and weeks to see if the curve is flattened to a de- MIT professor Jeffrey Harris found that while per day March 22, and has since declined to about as reasons for limiting the testing. gree when the burden of the health care system is the number of coronavirus cases reported daily 15 percent. It’s still growing, but at a slower pace City Health Department officials declined to eased,” said Bruce Y. Lee, a professor of health initially doubled every 1.3 days, as of last week than the earlier rapid-fire spread. comment because they had not reviewed Harris’ policy and management at CUNY. that rate had slowed to once every 12 days. “In a sea of bad news, it is a good thing,” said study. But they said they’ve generally cautioned “It is better than the opposite, which would be The paper cites THE CITY’s coronavirus Zivin of Harris’ findings. against reading a reduction in the rate of positive seeing that things are shooting up straight, but tracker as one source of its data. The rate of new infections varies among the tests as a flattening of the curve. seeing it curve down does not necessarily guar- His analysis takes into account the severe lim- boroughs. They noted that testing was more widespread antee that the curve has been flattened,” said Lee. itations on testing that have left untold numbers Queens has seen the fastest growth, with new early on — including among those with mild or “It hasn’t been long enough to say for sure.” of new infections undiagnosed, as well as sever- daily reported infections on a pace of doubling no symptoms who shouldn’t have been tested. And a grim reality remains: Because al other possible alternative explanations for the every eight days between March 20 and March More recently, the department has directed med- COVID-19 can take days to manifest and patients dipping numbers — such as the exodus of some 30, Harris’ analysis shows. Manhattan has seen ical providers to limit testing to those who could often remain in the hospital for weeks, the death city residents to second homes. the slowest doubling rate: every 45 days. potentially need hospitalization. toll will likely grow even after new infections “It is entirely possible that some of these al- In Brooklyn, new cases are on a trajectory to Zivin noted that in addition to the city’s limited have ebbed. ternative explanations are at least partially valid,” double every 10 days and in The Bronx, every 13 testing capacity, some New Yorkers who continue “Flattening the curve doesn’t mean fewer Harris writes. “However, it is difficult to dismiss days. Harris didn’t offer figures for Staten Island. to report to workplaces may avoid getting tested people will die,” said Joshua Zivin, a health eco- out of hand the conclusion that the incidence of out of fear of losing work, contributing to fewer nomics professor at the University of San Diego’s new coronavirus infections has indeed leveled Limited Testing new cases being reported. School of Global Policy and Strategy. “We hav- off.” The alternative possible explanations for the “If you are in a sector that’s still working, and en’t seen the worst of it.” He found that the pace of known infections slowing of new infections Harris considers in- have little job security, you have a very strong slowed starting March 20 — four days after May- clude the rationing of testing, leaving large num- incentive to not get tested and convince yourself Boroughs Vary or Bill de Blasio closed city schools and other bers of cases undiagnosed. you are okay,” said Zivin. One economist who’s also a practicing pri- gathering places. The city’s Health Department recommends re- mary care physician examined the New York The effect can also be seen in The New York serving tests for the severely ill people or those Scramble for Equipment City infection numbers in a working paper to Times’ visualization of the daily growth rate in who are hospitalized. Both city officials and hos- City officials said early last week that they be- be officially published Monday by the National new infections in cities across the U.S., which pitals have cited an extreme shortage in personal lieve the apex of the crisis is still anywhere from Bureau of Economic Research. found that growth peaked at a 60 percent increase protective equipment, swabs and other materials two to four weeks away — and that the need for substantial boosts to staffing and equipment re- mains. Last week, de Blasio called for a draft of medi- cal personnel. On Sunday, he said that he believes the supplies on hand will last until Tuesday or Wednesday. He said the city needs 20,000 intensive care beds just for patients with COVID-19 — which will require at minimum a tripling of the total number of hospital beds to 60,000. And while the federal government has deliv- ered 3,000 ventilators to the city over the past week to assist patients with breathing, a total of 15,000 are needed as soon as possible to weather the crisis, de Blasio said. “The number of people being intubated each day additionally is high for sure… but it’s actual- ly less than we feared it might be in terms of the increase each day at this point,” the mayor said Sunday. “I see a few signs that are a little hopeful for sure, and as soon as we get to a point where we think they’re consistent enough… we will say that for sure. But I think it’s early to be able to declare that. “Let’s hope and pray, but we’re not there yet.” This story was originally published by THE CITY, an independent, nonprofit news organi- zation dedicated to hard-hitting reporting that serves the people of New York.

A delivery person with his face covered during the coronavirus outbreak turns onto Seventh Avenue in Manhattan on Friday. AP Photo/Frank Franklin II

Tuesday, April 7, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 3 GG uest Editorial Opinions Managed long-term care plans punish New York’s seniors By Irina Golub Coalition of New York City Social Adult Day Cares Long before the onset of COVID-19, older New Yorkers were faced with social isolation, an issue that can lead to anxiety, depression and decline in cogni- tive function in senior citizens. Social adult day care programs were introduced to combat social isolation, prevent hospitaliza- tions, and delay nursing home admissions. This is a win-win for seniors as well as the insurance companies. Healthy seniors residing in their homes cost the system significantly less than those in Irina Golub of the nursing homes. Seniors that at- Coalition of New York City tend these programs engage with Social Adult Day Cares Photo courtesy of Coalition of others who are in a similar stage NYC Social Adult Day Cares in their lives. One of the most important activities is engaging in meaningful conversation with staff and other seniors, leading to a happier, more fulfilled self. Social adult day programs offer age-appropriate activities, nutritious meals, local outings, birth- day celebrations and group support. With over 50,000 coronavirus cases in New York City, and more than 1,500 related deaths, the pandemic has become one of the most devastating in recent history — particularly for senior citizens. Social adult day cares have been forced to serve seniors remotely, providing daily wellness check-ins and a variety of tele-services, delivering meals and medications to the seniors’ homes and being available around the clock to help members with everyday needs and problems during a global public health crisis. As seniors are asked to stay home to protect themselves from COVID-19, social isolation has become a serious concern. This concern is real and is highlighted daily in Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s briefings. Social isolation will lead to depression. Seniors with dementia or Alzheimer’s are very accustomed to their routine. When they are taken out of that routine and away from their peers, depression from social isolation will set in. With the clo- sure of social adult day cares for in-person attendance, it is im- perative to provide modified tele-services and to give members the continuity of care required. They need to hear familiar voices. They need to see familiar faces. They are petrified and alone. Social adult day care pro- vides these daily services to some of New York’s most vulnera- ble to ensure their safety, health and well-being. Yet social adult day programs were notified by the Managed Long-Term Care Plans, insurance plans that work under New York’s Medicaid program, to cease all services. This is a huge and very dangerous mistake. Without social adult day care teleservices, seniors — many of whom are frail, disabled or cognitively impaired — are at greater risk of hospitalizations. Whether it’s due to malnutrition, panic or simply feeling iso- lated, a trip to the ER puts them at greater risk of contracting coronavirus and even death. Social adult day cares have contin- ued serving their members, providing a range of vital tele-ser- vices in a pandemic, to prevent this unspeakable outcome. While the federal, state and local governments are promoting telemedicine and tele-care, the MLTCs are turning away their members’ desperate pleas for continuation of tele-services and are cutting lifesaving services at the time they are needed most. As an essential services provider, social adult day programs are empathetic and cannot turn a blind eye on their members. Why are MLTCs refusing to pay for social adult day care telecare programs, which have been providing vital services to seniors throughout this pandemic without support? Representing 56 centers servicing over 10,700 members, the Coalition of New York City Social Adult Day Cares needs the immediate support of New York City, New York State and es- pecially MLTCs in order to continue providing vital services to New York’s most vulnerable.

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4 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Fatigued New York City workers forge ahead

In this Saturday, April 4, photo, emergency medical technician Josh Allert poses for a photo in New York. “I cried on the truck,” he said. AP Photo/Mary Altaffer

By Will Graves minimum wage but I’m doing this for paperwork concerning his recent frustrated.” swering the phone when it rings. That Associated Press my family, trying to help them out.” whereabouts. The job is not easy. He’d like to re- means giving himself a self-adminis- Josh Allert’s days are a blur and a The sight of Allert coming into a As he navigates hospital hallways ceive hazard pay. He’s not. He’d like tered breathing test shortly after wak- battle. COVID-19 patient’s room is typically in his protective gear, he walks into a his company to have a bigger stash ing up. That means taking care of the His mental and physical stamina good news. Many of his runs during sea of patients on ventilators fighting of personal protection equipment. It people in front of him now in hopes he are constantly put to the test as the the epidemic have centered around an opponent blind to race, gender and doesn’t. He’d like for things to re- can take care of the people closest to 22-year-old emergency medical tech- transporting recovering patients back circumstance. turn to some semblance of normal. It him the next day. nician transports coronavirus patients home to open beds for the next in a “It’s looking very grim,” Allert won’t. Maybe not for a long time. “I’m still working and breathing,” around New York. He is burdened by seemingly unending wave. said. “A lot of hospitals are over- “There’s still a lot more to go Allert said. “(My family), I think the push-and-pull between the desire Yet the process is anything but packed. You got people in the hall- around, as morbid as that sounds,” he they’re concerned. They’re Christian. to help at the epicenter of the pandem- smooth. Whenever Allert enters a ways, standing, sitting on chairs. You said. “This is spreading really fast.” They want you to take your precau- ic and the knowledge doing so sepa- hospital, he is required to have his can see the staff interacting with other So for now, he’ll keep doing what tions. They believe this is in God’s rates him from the people he loves. He temperature taken before filling out patients. Tensions are high, people are he can when he can. That means an- hands.” worries about getting sick or infecting his family. Sitting in an ambulance as it dashed across New York City near the end of another draining shift earlier this Tiger at Bronx Zoo said to be first week, the stress overwhelmed him. “I cried on the truck,” Allert told the Associated Press. “I’ve been working this hard and just wanted to animal infected with coronavirus go see my family and spend time with them and kiss them and hug them, and By Jennifer Peltz of the infection in the United States,” Dr. Jane I can’t right now.” Associated Press Rooney, a veterinarian and a USDA official, said Allert is part of an army of work- NEW YORK (AP) — A tiger at the Bronx Zoo in an interview. ers who have suddenly been thrust has tested positive for the new coronavirus, in The USDA said Sunday it’s not recommending onto the front lines of the outbreak in what is believed to be the first known infection in routine coronavirus testing of animals, in zoos or New York, where the staggering death an animal in the U.S. or a tiger anywhere, federal elsewhere, or of zoo employees. Still, Rooney said toll from coronavirus has surpassed officials and the zoo said Sunday. a small number of animals in the U.S. have been 4,000. The 4-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia — tested through the USDA’s National Veterinary A month ago, Allert’s EMT job and six other tigers and lions that have also fallen Services Laboratories, and all those tests came served as his side hustle. Then ill — are believed to have been infected by a zoo back negative except Nadia’s. COVID-19 crashed into the city. Ev- employee who wasn’t yet showing symptoms, the The coronavirus outbreaks around the world are erything shut down, including the zoo said. The first animal started showing symp- driven by person-to-person transmission, experts computer work he was trying to turn toms March 27, and all are doing well and expect- say. into a full-time gig. ed to recover, said the zoo, which has been closed There have been a handful of reports outside the The private ambulance company to the public since March 16 amid the surging U.S. of pet dogs or cats becoming infected after where Allert moonlights began offer- coronavirus outbreak in New York. close contact with contagious people, including ing more opportunities. A lot more. The test result stunned zoo officials: “I couldn’t a Hong Kong dog that tested positive for a low During a recent weekend, he put in a believe it,” director Jim Breheny said. But he level of the pathogen in February and early March. Hong Kong agriculture authorities concluded that 12-hour shift on Friday followed by a hopes the finding can contribute to the global fight pet dogs and cats couldn’t pass the virus to human 21-hour stint the following day. The against the virus that causes COVID-19. beings but could test positive if exposed by their phone can ring at all hours. “Any kind of knowledge that we get on how it’s owners. He was on his Xbox at 2 a.m. re- transmitted, how different species react to it, that Some researchers have been trying to under- Nadia, a Malayan tiger at the Bronx Zoo, has cently trying to decompress when knowledge somehow is going to provide a greater stand the susceptibility of different animal spe- tested positive for the new coronavirus, in they asked him to come in. So he did. base resource for people,” he said in an interview. The finding raises new questions about trans- cies to the virus, and to determine how it spreads what is believed to be the first known infection Another wearying 18-hour stint fol- mission of the virus in animals. The U.S. Depart- among animals, according to the Paris-based in an animal in the U.S. or a tiger anywhere. lowed. Julie Larsen Maher/Wildlife Conservation Society via AP ment of Agriculture, which confirmed Nadia’s test World Organization for Animal Health. “Technically I’m only part-time, result at its veterinary lab, said there are no known The American Veterinary Medical Association that the veterinary group reiterated after learning but I know what the deal is,” Allert cases of the virus in U.S. pets or livestock. and the federal Centers for Disease Control and of the tiger’s test result. said. “There’s a lot of patients going “There doesn’t appear to be, at this time, any Prevention have been recommending that out of an In general, the CDC also advises people to wash in. They need us to take people out. evidence that suggests that the animals can spread abundance of caution, people ill with the corona- their hands after handling animals and do other ... It’s hard work. A lot of us are only the virus to people or that they can be a source virus should limit contact with animals — advice things to keep pets and their homes clean. making a couple dollars more than

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6 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Illness spreads with little scrutiny in Queens’ private jail Continued from page 1 The meal rejection was “a message,” he added. “Just showing that we’re upset [because] no one is telling us nothing, they’re not issuing any gloves, not issuing us any masks.” Several inmates are sick with symptoms of COVID-19 at the 222-bed Queens Detention Facility — a federal jail operated by the corporation GEO Group in a warehouse near JFK Airport, three detainees, their family members and three defense attorneys have told the Eagle. Social distancing is all but impossible in the jail’s seven wide-open dormitories, where people sleep in bunk beds, the inmates and advocates say. GEO Group reported Thursday that at least four staff members and one inmate had tested positive for COVID-19. But despite the spread of the coronavirus in jails and prisons in New York, staff were not required to wear personal protective equipment until Fri- day, according to an email to defense attorneys reviewed by the Eagle. The inmates who typically staff the kitchen have been under quarantine for several days, according to the inmates and attorneys who have spoken with the Eagle. Now a major staff shortage has forced correction officers to handle the food, said the two inmates who spoke to the Eagle Saturday. After the dinnertime food strike, the warden and the chief cor- rection officer visited the unit to diffuse tensions, the two inmates A correction officer guards a said. Both men said the warden, William Zerrilo, told inmates on GEO Group jail in Washington. the unit that they could not get tested for COVID-19 and had to AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File “let the virus take its course.” GEO Group, which contracts with the U.S. Marshals Service, from their peers, according to inmates and attorneys. so far have tested positive for COVID-19, according to city data did not provide a response to a list of questions about conditions in There are far more than eight sick people, however, one inmate mapped by ProPublica. the jail and instead shared a statement that the company provided said Saturday. In addition to seven dormitory-style units and the RHU, the for a previous Eagle story. Zerrilo told the Eagle April 1 that he The inmate said it hurts when he coughs, he has a headache and two-story Queens Detention Facility has a 24/7 triage clinic, ac- would not answer questions from the media. he is short of breath when he climbs up to his bed on the top bunk. cording to a September 2018 federal Prison Rape Elimination Act The number of people with COVID-19 has surged in jails and “You guys out there, you don’t know what we’re going audit. Inmates who need hospitalization are taken to Jamaica Hos- prisons in New York and around the world, but the private Queens through,” he said. “I feel like crying.” pital Medical Center or Elmhurst Hospital, according to the audit. Detention Facility has avoided much scrutiny. “They largely oper- The two men in the neighboring bunk are also sick, he added. The two sites are severely burdened by the COVID-19 outbreak. ate out of sight, out of mind,” said Councilmember Donovan Rich- One has a fever and chills and the guy in the neighboring bunk, “all Just one person is staffing the jail’s medical unit, however, two ards, who represents the industrial swath of Springfield Gardens he do is workout every day and he’s been in bed for 3 days,” he said. inmates told the Eagle. The head of the medical unit, who typical- where the jail is located. “Everybody is next to each other, everybody is coughing,” he ly works in the clinic, is now walking around the units to distribute That opacity has changed a bit in recent days. A Brooklyn fed- added. “It’s really, really, really bad. I’m not trying to maximize it, medications, they said. eral judge ruled April 2 that the Queens Detention Facility and two but I’m not trying to minimize it either. This is not cool right now.” Criminal justice policy consultant Judy Greene, co-founder of other federal jails must begin reporting the number of inmates and The Queens Detention Facility has seven open dormitories Justice Strategies, said private jail and prisons are not equipped to staff with COVID-19 twice a week. without cells, which makes the spread of contagious illnesses handle public health crises because their business models demand Nevertheless, the two inmates who talked to the Eagle Saturday particularly challenging to contain, said a third inmate who spoke that they maximize profits by providing minimal services. said they are scared about the lack of urgency to stop the spread with the Eagle Thursday. The Queens Detention Facility is particularly ill-suited to stem of the illness in the jail, which made news last week following the “It’s, like, really a disaster,” he said. “I feel scared for my life. the outbreak of a contagious virus because of its open-dorm for- release of its most famous inmate, Brooklyn rapper Tekashi 69. It’s not like a home where I can have my own sanctuary and sani- mat, Green added. The GEO Group has refused to provide personal protective tize the facility. I’m living in a pigsty f------jail where whatever is “I shake in my boots when I think of the conditions people are equipment to detainees and the jail’s eight-cell restrictive housing happening is happening.” being held in in that prison,” she said. “Just physically it’s not unit, or RHU, is being used to separate the very sickest individuals The jail is located within zip code 11413, where 460 people manageable. Social distancing is not possible.” Airlines retreat from JFK and LaGuardia Associated Press American Airlines is suspending more flights at JFK, LaGuar- dia and Newark Airports. American said late Sunday that it will run 13 flights daily from the three airports beginning this week, down from an aver- age of 271 flights per day last April. United Airlines over the weekend reduced its 157 daily flights, to 17. Spirit Airlines has completely cut off service to the city and JetBlue, which is based in New York City, has slashed operations in the city by about 80%. Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines and Jet- Blue applied for a share of the $25 billion in federal grants de- signed to cover airline payrolls for the next six months. None disclosed the amount they are seeking. The Transportation Security Administration screened 32% fewer passengers nationwide Sunday than just a week ago, and 95% fewer than the same day a year ago.

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SOUTH KOREA — Making room: Applicants took a writ- ten examination during a re- cruitment test for Ansan Ur- ban Development Corporation at the Wa Stadium in Ansan on Saturday. All applicants had to wear masks and have their temperatures checked. Hong Ki-won/Yonhap via AP

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PERU — A trip outside: Carmen Villanueva, wearing a respirator mask and disposable gloves, waited for her daughter during a shopping trip to a popular market in Lima on Saturday. Peru is restricting people’s move- THAILAND — In miniature: A nurse adjusted a face shield for a newborn baby at Paolo Hospital Samut- ment by gender. On Saturdays, women are allowed to leave their homes prakarn on Friday. Paolo Hospital Samutprakarn via AP to make essential trips. AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd

8 • BQ Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Tuesday, April 7, 2020 • Brooklyn Daily Eagle • 9 City Census force continues effort to ensure NY keeps its House seats LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Rachel Vick contained entirely in the borough — U.S. Rep. Queens Daily Eagle Grace Meng’s District 6. Districts 3, 5, 7, 8, 12 Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online The city’s census team, a sprawling net- and 14WEDNES all includeDa areasy, inMARCH other boroughs 4, 2020 or Long @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com work of community organizations and local Island. leaders, has adapted its efforts to reach every Districts are determined by population size, New Yorker during the citywide isolation order. with around 711,000 people per district based on The next ten years of Congressional representa- the 2010 Census data. tionQueens depend on the success leadersof the engagement markThis year’s census 400 participation years is especial- of African American heritage initiative.Continued from page 15 ly important as the Census Bureau works through ABrowne-Marshall complete count willtraced curb the a too-lowpath of populaan An-- COVID-19 quarantines, in part, Wice said, be- tiongolan estimate, couple, whichMary couldand Anthony prevent theJohnson, state fromwho cause data needs to be submitted in time for the losingescaped seats indentured in Congress, servitude the Theunder every-10-years colonial En- advisory committee’s December 2021 deadline to Censusglish law determines — there werethe distribution no slave laws of House in the seatsorig- redistrict ahead of 2022 elections. andinal ancolonies undercount at the wouldtime — put and New eventually York at riskrose ofto “A lot of people don’t want to be bothered by losingown land two themselves, seats, experts which say. in turn gave them the the census when they’re dealing with family and right“The to vote. future of the state senate, state assembly, health emergencies and other pressing issues but and Virginia’scity council House districts of Burgessesare all based then on passed census a the census can’t wait,” Wice, who has worked in populationlaw that declared — there’s Africans a lot at aliens stake inhere,” the Virginian said Jef- redistricting, voting rights, and census law for 40 freycolony, Wice, a change director which of the resulted New York in theLaw eviction School’s of years. “The census bureau is working right now to Newthe Johnsons York Census and andthe Redistrictingconfiscation ofInstitute. their prop- figure out how they can extend the census count- erty.But Queens has been preparing for this mo- ing period without having to go to congress to Healthcare workers from across the city are in need of personal protective equipment ment“This for a thendecade, becomes he added. the pattern of Africans in make statutory changes.” like eye shields and masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. America,”“Queens said County Browne-Marshall. has one of the best“We organized do what For now, door-to-door efforts have been sus- Photo by Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office competethey tell uscount to do. efforts We followin New the York rules, State,” we hebecome said. pended until April 15, but self-reporting is still verySeven successful members and thatof Congress success becomesrepresent a at threat. least open online or by phone, though wait times have someOur competition part of Queens, becomes though chilling only oneto others, district and is increased due to staffing adjustments. Local 3D printing pros the law is used to undermine our progress.” “When we get to heaven, everybody can vote. All the machines work, the lines are not long, create eye shields for and only the best politicians are on the ballot,” she joked. “But we’re not in heaven, as you’ve noticed. We’re in Queens. Therefore we have to Queens hospital staff fight.” Browne-Marshall utilized these examples and By Victoria Merlino pitals in Manhattan and Brooklyn. The initiative multiple others to press home the point that black Queens Daily Eagle has so far raised $10,455 through GoFundMe. Americans in the legal system are crucial to the A Brooklyn-based 3D printing professional iMakr began in 2012, and runs the largest 3D progress of black communities and our country as will donate 5,000 eye shields this week to health- printing store in the world, with outposts in Lon- a whole. care workers at Elmhurst Hospital and Flushing don, Paris and New York. “We need to have a legal strategy,” Hospital Medical Center. The donation comes as Queens hospital work- Browne-Marshall said. “We need to have a legal Jack Keum, an employee of the printing com- ers need more personal protective equipment than vision, because without vision, the people perish.” From left, Queens County Women’s Bar Associationpany iMakr, Adrienne started Williams,creating the Law eye Secretaryshields two Nicole ever McGregorto combat the Mundy, COVID-19 Supreme pandemic. Court Queens Jus- Browne-Marshall echoed Meeks’ earlier senti- tice Marguerite Grays and Lou Grays. weeks ago, and has already donated 1,000 to hos- is the hardest-hit boroughEagle in photos New by York Caroline City, Ourso ac- ments about creating a better future and called on the audience to envision what the United States will dream a dream of freedom we may not see?” she look like in 2050, by which time most of America asked. will likely be non-white, and to think about what The event was sponsored by the Macon B. the word ‘freedom’ will mean to future generations. Allen Black Bar Association, the Queens County “When Martin Luther King said, ‘I have a Women’s Bar Association, the Brandies Bar As- dream,’ he said also, a few years later, that he’ll sociation, the Queens County Bar Association and neverVolunteers live to urgedsee it. 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16 • Queens Daily Eagle • Tuesday, February 25, 2020 NYC forbids schools from using Zoom for remote learning due to privacy and security concerns By Alex Zimmerman Chalkbeat New York City has banned the video conferencing platform Zoom in city schools weeks after thousands of teachers and students began using it for remote learning. The education department received reports of issues that impact the security and privacy of the platform during the credentialing pro- cess, according to a document shared with principals that was ob- tained by Chalkbeat on Friday night. “Based on the DOE’s review of those documented concerns, the DOE will no longer permit the use of Zoom at this time,” the memo said. Instead, the guidance says, schools should switch to Microsoft Teams “as soon as possible,” which the education department sug- gests has similar functionality and is more secure. After initially saying educators should not use Google platforms for video and audio conferencing with students, department officials on Sunday said the platform is safe enough to use. Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza did not give a specific timeline for schools to stop using Zoom and acknowledged the tran- sition could not happen immediately. “We want people to gradually transition to another format,” he said at a Sunday press conference. “We’re going to do this in a thoughtful manner.” Still, the change is likely to cause headaches for schools and families, as the use of Zoom became widespread after the city shut- tered school buildings on March 16 and moved over a million stu- dents to remote learning a week later. Not all schools use Zoom, though many have since the platform offers a free version and is relatively simple to set up. Last month, the city’s Panel for Educational Policy met via Zoom, a meeting that A mother helps her daughter complete schoolwork. Photo via Mayor’s Office/Flickr included Carranza and other top officials. But the platform has also caused problems for educators and remote instruction. “If the DOE follows through with this decision, I tions about why the platform wasn’t rigorously vetted before so has come under fire nationally for a range of security and priva- believe that the impact will be no more live teaching for many teach- many schools decided to adopt it; many of the concerns about the cy issues. ers,” the principal said, citing the clunkiness of the Microsoft plat- platform’s security aren’t new. Some schools asked parents to sign In some cases, students have taken to “Zoombombing” online form. “I am not sure that the DOE and the mayor fully understand consent forms before they began using Zoom. classes, essentially logging into online classes uninvited and hijack- the impact of decisions like this.” It’s unclear how seamless the transition to Microsoft Teams ing everyone’s screens with inappropriate images or audio. “Zoom- Danielle Filson, an education department spokesperson, said will be. Students and staff can log in to the platform using exist- bombing is no joke. I don’t think we were ready for that,” Pat Finley, the department has already begun training schools to use Microsoft ing usernames and passwords, and the department has already creat- a co-principal at the Metropolitan Expeditionary Learning School in Teams and will continue that process on Monday. ed Microsoft accounts for all students, officials said. The Microsoft Queens, previously said. “We will support staff and students in transitioning to different platform does not require separate software to participate in video Students have also sometimes flooded the platform’s chat func- platforms such as Microsoft Teams that have the same capabilities conferences. tion with inappropriate comments, disrupting virtual instruction. with appropriate security measures in place,” she said. “The DOE also continues to review and monitor developments Despite those issues, some principals said they had already de- Last week, New York Attorney General Letitia James raised with Zoom,” the memo continues, “which may be approved for use vised solutions and found the decision to ban Zoom puzzling. concerns about Zoom, including whether third parties could secret- at a later date.” “It’s been a huge lift to get this all going,” said one Brooklyn ly access users’ webcams, reports that the company shares data with Department officials did not answer questions about whether principal, who spoke on condition of anonymity. “It’s taking all the Facebook, and whether the company was following state require- Zoom could be used for purposes that don’t involve students, such work we’ve done and flushing it down the toilet — and you’re go- ments about safeguarding student data. as teacher training, or how much money is being spent to transition ing to lose some kids along the way.” Zoom takes “its users’ privacy, security and trust extremely se- to Microsoft Teams. The biggest concern, the principal said, is that the switch will riously” a spokesperson wrote in a statement. “We recently updated “NYC forbids schools from using Zoom for remote learning due create an additional barrier for students to access remote learning, a the default settings for our education users enrolled in our K-12 pro- to privacy and security concerns” by Alex Zimmerman was origi- hurdle that may disproportionately affect students with disabilities gram to enable waiting rooms and ensure teachers are the only ones nally published by Chalkbeat, a nonprofit news organization cov- or families with limited fluency with technology. who can share content in class by default.” ering public education. Sign up for their newsletters here: ckbe.at/ A second Brooklyn principal echoed that the change will disrupt The education department’s decision to ditch Zoom raises ques- newsletters. Three Queens reps urge federal gov’t to include undocumented immigrants in relief package Rachel Vick The bill was introduced by Lou Correa from California on April Queens Daily Eagle 3, and fills gaps left by the exclusion of the Take Responsibility for Three Queens congressmembers have co-sponsored a bill to in- Workers and Families Act, which would have enabled payments to clude undocumented immigrants and other people without social se- those filing with ITIN, in the final version of the CARES Act. curity numbers in federal relief packages. U.S. Reps. Grace Meng, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Nydia Velazquez are backing the “Leave No Taxpayer Behind Act,” which would amend the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or CARES, Act to allow applications who use Individual Tax Identi- fication Numbers instead of social security numbers. TO PLACE “Just like millions of American citizens, working immigrants, and mixed-status families, are falling on hard times due to the A LEGAL AD COVID-19 pandemic,” Meng said. “They too have bills to pay and Contact Gina Ong U.S. Rep. Nydia Velazquez is among several Queens rep- loved ones to support.” Legal Advertising Manager resentatives supporting a bill that would allow individuals “Many immigrants fortunate to still have a job are among the es- without social security numbers to apply for aid through sential employees who are risking their health and safety by working [email protected] the federal CARES Act. AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews on the frontlines during this outbreak,” Meng said.

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12 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Brooklyn/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Our World In Pictures

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES — No traffic: A lone taxicab drove over an empty highway in Dubai on Monday. Officials have enacted a two-week lockdown for the city. AP Photo/Jon Gambrell

ARGENTINA — Standing by: People stood in line outside a bank during a government-ordered lock- down in Buenos Aires on Saturday. Banks opened for the weekend so that retirees could pick up their monthly pension payments. AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko

NEW YORK — Fresh air: A medical worker at NYC Health + Hospitals/ ITALY — Out of commission: Moored gondolas were reflected on the water of the Grand Canal in Ven- Elmhurst in Queens stretched after stepping outside of the emergency ice on Monday. The Italian government has demanded that residents continue to stay home amid the room on Saturday. AP Photo/Mary Altaffer coronavirus pandemic. AP Photo/Andrew Medichini

Tuesday, April 7, 2020 • BQ Daily Eagle • 13 RECENT COURT DECISIONS AND APPEALS

By C. B. Abruzzese Brooklyn Daily Eagle

INSURER FREE FROM INDEMNIFYING LATE ADDITION TO POLICY Appellate Division, Second Department In Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term, Caren Williams filed a complaint against Pham Tran and Crown Fried Chicken and Pizza, Inc. to recover damages for personal injuries she allegedly sustained at the premises on Utica Avenue. Tran is the owner and landlord of the premises. Dang My Linh is the tenant of the prem- ises who subleased them to 226 Utica Food Corporation, the named insured on a policy issued by Utica First Insurance Company. Tran and Linh filed a complaint seeking a judgment declaring that Utica Hon. Carolyn Wade First is obligated to defend and indem- Eagle file photo by Rob Abruzzese nify them in the suit by Williams. In December of 2016, Utica First moved for summary judgment declaring that it was not obligated to defend and indemnify Tran. Tran and Linh cross-moved for summary judgment declaring that Utica First is obligated to defend and indemnify them. In an order dated July 14, 2017, Hon. Carolyn Wade denied both the motion and the cross motion. In September 2017, Utica First moved for leave to reargue that branch of its prior motions that was for summary judgment. It contended that the court had misunderstood the plain language of the insurance policy. In response, Tran and Linh cross-moved for leave to renew and reargue that branch of their prior cross-motion for summa- ry judgment. Justice Wade granted Utica First’s motion, vacated the prior determination and granted that branch of the prior motion. The court adhered to its prior determination denying that branch of Tran and Linh’s prior cross motion. Upon the appeal by the plaintiffs, the justices of the Appellate Division, Second Department, affirmed the ruling of the Supreme Court. The justices explained that they agreed with the Supreme Court’s determination, upon reargument, to grant Utica First’s motion for summary judgment in its favor. They noted that Utica First submitted evidence that established that Tran was not named as an additional insured under the policy until more than three months after the accident on Sept. 28, 2015 occurred. The justices found that the subsequently issued policy amend- ment naming Tran as an additional insured was not effec- tive until Jan. 16, 2016. Thus, they concluded that Utica First had no duty to defend and indemnify Tran. The justices remitted the matter back to the Supreme Court for an entry of a judgment. —Pham Tran v. Utica First Ins. Co., 2018-01608, March 18, 2020 ••• SUMMARY JUDGMENT REVERSED IN FAMILY DISPUTE OVER PROPERTY Appellate Division, Second Department Jason Goldberg and Barrie Meyers are the adult children of the deceased, Beverly Tuzzolino. On May 31, 2006, Tuzzolino executed a durable power of attorney in favor of Meyers for purposes that included real estate transactions. By deed dated Aug. 15, 2011, Meyers, as attorney-in-fact for her mother, transferred her mother’s premises on 79th Street in Brooklyn to herself. Tuzzolino died 13 months later. By deed dated Oct. 10, 2012, Meyers transferred the premises to herself and her husband, Paul Meyers, as tenants by the entirety. In November 2015, Goldberg filed a complaint in Kings County Supreme Court, Civil Term to rescind the deeds as invalid so that the property would pass equally to the siblings. Goldberg moved for summary judgment on the complaint. The defendants cross-moved for dismissal of the complaint. In response, the Supreme Court granted Goldberg’s motion, denied the Meyers’ cross motion and rescinded the deeds as invalid. Meyers thereafter moved for leave to renew her opposition to Goldberg’s prior motion. The Supreme Court denied that motion and Meyers appealed. In the Appellate Division, Second Department, the justices reversed the decision and denied summary judgment in favor of Goldberg. They explained that, in the absence of a specific provision authorizing gifts, an attorney in-fact may not make a gift to herself, since "such a gift carries with it a presumption of impropriety" unless there is a clear showing of intent on the part of the deceased to make the gift. The justices found that Goldberg demonstrated that the power of attorney given by his mother to Meyers did not contain the required statutory gift rider. However, they concluded that Meyers raised triable issues of fact as to whether the transfer of the premises to Meyers was intended by Tuzzolino and was for her own benefit. Additionally, the justices noted that the defendant raised a triable issue of fact as to whether Goldberg’s complaint was barred due to his three-year delay in filing the complaint after his mother’s death, while she continued to maintain the prem- ises at her own expense. —Goldberg v. Meyers, 2017-07873 & 2017-11012, March 11, 2020

14 • SECOND DEPARTMENT/Queens/Daily Eagle • Tuesday, April 7, 2020 Simotas vows to leave Dem conference if Monserrate invited By David Brand with domestic abuse survivors and survivors of sexual assault and Queens Daily Eagle women and men who’ve had this violence,” she added. A Western Queens assemblymember has vowed to leave the Monserrate was also sentenced to 21 months in prison for an un- Democratic conference if Hiram Monserrate, an ex-pol convicted related public corruption conviction in 2012, an offense dating back of a domestic violence-related offense, wins election and is invit- to his time as a city councilmember before he entered the senate. He ed into the caucus. diverted $100,000 in Council funds from a nonprofit he controlled Assemblymember Aravella Simotas said she could not “in good into his campaign. No, NYC won’t be conscious” remain in the Democratic conference if Monserrate, a Despite his criminal history, Monserrate has retained support former state senator expelled in 2009 following his conviction for among many constituents in north-central Queens. After failed bids misdemeanor assault against his then-girlfriend, wins his bid for As- for theburying assembly and city council, bodies Monserrate won election in as aFlushing sembly District 35. Democratic district leader, one of 72 local officials with a vote in “I will not sit in the Democratic conference if he is sitting there party decision-making, in 2018. He also runs a political club in East with me,” Simotas said during an appearance on the WBAI radio Elmhurst. Meadows Corona Park show “City Watch” Sunday night (Ed. note: City Watch is co-host- Monserrate did not respond to requests for comment for this sto- ed by David Brand). ry and declinedBy through David a spokespersonBrand to appear on ing“City Hart Watch.” Island for temporary burials, if the need Monserrate is challenging Assemblymember Jeff Aubry, who The AssemblyQueens Democrats Daily Eagle would not automaticallygrows,” invite Goldstein Mon- tweeted Monday. has represented East Elmhurst, Lefrak City and parts of Corona and serrateA Manhattan to join their councilmember conference if ignited he indeed an on wins,- SpeakerA Parks Carl Department spokesperson referred Elmhurst, since 1992. lineHeastie firestorm indicated Monday last month. when he seemingly di- questions from the Eagle to Goldstein’s clarify- Monserrate was convicted of misdemeanor assault in 2009 vulged“Being a grim a part contingency of the conference plan for dealingis not up with to the membering tweet. who’s stemming from incident in which prosecutors said he slashed his aelected,” surging Heastiedeath toll told during State COVID-19of Politics lastoutbreak: month. “BeingLevine’s a part of tweet thread inspired several news girlfriend in the face with a glass before dragging her across a park- Thethe conferencecity would isbury up theto the bodies conference. in a public I do park. think there’sstories going Monday to be morning, as well as a denuncia- ing lot and driving her to a hospital 30 minutes away. A Queens a lotThe of membersmorbid newsof the conferencefrom Health who Committee may not want tion to seefrom Hiram Gov. Andrew Cuomo. “I have heard a judge presiding at bench trial said there was not enough evidence to ChairpersonMonserrate partMark of theLevine conference.” was technically true, lot of wild rumors but I have not heard anything find Monserrate guilty of a felony for the slashing, which Monser- but thereA bill are before no plans the state for masslegislature graves would at Flush prevent- about convicted the city fel- buryingAssemblymember people in parks,” Aravella Cuomo Simotas said she would leave rate and his then-girlfriend said was an accident. ingons Meadows from running Corona for orstate Kissena office Park. less thanInstead 10 theyears aftertold thetheir Times. con- the Assembly Democratic conference if Hiram Monser- Simotas, who has sponsored legislation to curb sexual harass- cityviction. would The use bill Hart would Island preclude if the Monserrate need for morebecause his felonyLevine cor had- indicatedatte were that to “temporary win election inter and- be invited. ment and uplift women’s rights, said she believes in second chanc- burialruption space conviction arises, came said inCity 2012, Hall but spokesperson it faces an uncertain ment” fate would amid “be done by using a NYC park for Photo courtesy of Simotas’ office es, but Monserrate, she said, has not shown sufficient contrition for Freddinegotiations Goldstein. and wrangling Hart Island over was criminal transferred justice to reform burials.” and manda- his misdeeds. tory tax disclosures. floor because it would specifically benefit him. Parks Department last year. He backtracked hours later after the tweet ig- “I will not sit next to someone who I feel does not respect wom- Aubry declined to take a position on the proposed measure Simotas is herself facing a formidable primary challenge from “We are NOT currently planning to use lo- nited an online firestorm. The parkland burial con- en,” Simotas said. during an appearance on City Watch. He said he would like- Zohran Mamdani, a candidate who Councilmemberhas received the endorsement Mark Levine of ignited a media frenzy by tweeting that the city could be- “I’m very passionate about this because I’ve spent years talking cally recuseparks as himself burial grounds.from voting We are if theexploring bill reached us- ceptthe Assembly was a “contingency,” the Queens he clarified. branch of the Democraticgin Socialists burying of bodies America at New York City park. 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Tuesday, April 7, 2020 • Queens Daily Eagle • 15 LegaL, JudiciaL & courthouse News Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Visit us Online @queenseagle facebook.com/queenseagle queenseagle.com All court functions are now conducted remotely in New York By David Brand Queens Daily Eagle The state court system has shifted essential and emergency proceedings to phone and video conference in throughout New York City and the state’s other 57 counties, completing a complete transition to remote operations in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus, Chief Judge Janet Di- Fiore said Monday. DiFiore discussed the temporary change in a video message to court personnel across the state on March 30. “Our shift to a virtual court system has made it possible for participants in essential and emer- gency proceedings to appear remotely via Skype, dramatically reducing the number of people in our courthouses to protect public health and safety,” DiFiore said Monday. The shift to video for essential and emergen- cy proceedings comes after many other court func- tions have already moved to video conference, in- cluding criminal court arraignments and Family Court matters. Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks New York’s Chief Administrative Judge called the move to video the latest “unprecedent- Lawrence K. Marks (left) and Chief Judge NY-Tristate Division Headquarters: ed” measure in a series of efforts to “eliminate Janet DiFiore (center) observed a virtual 100 Merrick Road, Suite 320W person-to-person contact in court proceedings and arraignment at Criminal Court in Manhat- Rockville Centre, NY 11570 minimize courthouse traffic.” tan on March 25. [O] 800-678-0166 [F] 516.678.4488

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