joaquin torres, regina, what user done on the business portal. and the work creating open nsf to help to facilitate business permits. rick, the work you are doing, on the legacy business program. the list goes on and on. i think my main message it all of you is that the important work of the department of oewd will continue. it will continue because of your guidance and your advice and your policy leadership, but it will also continue because of the amazing talent and team at oewd. with that, i want to say thank you for the recognition and opportunity to be here today. [applause] i'm used to being up here for tough questions, so looking forward to sitting down. >> well deserved. with that, do we have public comment? >> henry kanell. todd has been a really great lead leader. commissioner adams, you spoke of what he did with his leadership to make it what it is or the small business to be successful. as we all know, small business is the backbone of the community. and because it's people like todd that make us what we are. secondly, also, i would l

joaquin torres, duty director of economic work force development.ith the limited time i have, i want to echo from a staff perspective how extraordinary it's been to have such an incrle andlso someone who cared deeply. i think maybe more than any other director at the ecomic and work force development office about both community and neighborhoods in a very significant way that was felt not only by the people that he was directing, myself included, but community memberscro the city. it's rare when you get someone who is such a believer in professional development, who helps you build your team. i want to and the representatives behind me that recognize such a great leader for our city and county of san francisco. thank you for making this happen and making this space. >> thank you. any othe seein none, public comment is closed. again, thank you, todd, for everything. san francisco's loss is new york's gain, but we'll see you still. don't y. okay. next item, please. >> todd, i also wanted to thank you for your contributions to the city and to help us.

oakland battalion fire chief dino torres says his engine companies are on patrol looking for fire threats. joaquin miller park is closed due to high fire danger. vegetation has grown and dried out. as we go along into the summer months coming up, they're going to start drying out even more. >> creating super fuel for fire. splashdown at the alameda county fair, many folks didn't mind getting wet today. the sun scorching hot, pushing 100 degrees. >> it was great to cool down. i'm soaked. >> didn't know it was going to be this hot when we planned it. that's okay. >> these two had it made in the shade. >> we put a ton of sunscreen on before we got out here and trying to stay in the shade and drinking water when we can. >> many folks brought their own sun protection. pretty smart. this walk through misting station provided a cooloff. this weekend fair officials urge patrons to take it easy. >> a five, ten-minute break in the shade. we have on-site first aid and they're here to help you pretty quickly. >> cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> new developments with the policy of separating migrant families.