cofax? i can hear him -- >> he seems to have disappeared off the scene here. >> you can hear me, right? >> i can hear you. my video is on, and i can see -- oh! oh, there we go. hi, everyone. >> we can see you now. >> hello. i had to share. >> okay. i'm sorry, i'm not able to see you. but just continue. i'll figure this stuff out later. thank you. >> okay. so good afternoon, commissioners, again, and secretary morris. thank you for joining with regard to this report. before we go to the slide, i just wanted to express my gratitude for the residents of san francisco with regard to their collective response in addressing this unprecedented pandemic. from the beginning, we knew that our ability as a community to mitigate the spread of the virus was really dependent on our collective response. and thanks to the leadership of mayor breed and the aggressive actions that she supported, both locally and i think regionally as well, they continue to certainly mitigate the affects of this pandemic in sa

cofax? i can hear him -- >> he seems to have disappeared off the scene here. >> you can hear me, right? >> i can hear you. my video is on, and i can see -- oh! oh, there we go. hi, everyone. >> we can see you now. >> hello. i had to share. >> okay. i'm sorry, i'm not able to see you. but just continue. i'll figure this stuff out later. thank you. >> okay. so good afternoon, commissioners, again, and secretary morris. thank you for joining with regard to this report. before we go to the slide, i just wanted to express my gratitude for the residents of san francisco with regard to their collective response in addressing this unprecedented pandemic. from the beginning, we knew that our ability as a community to mitigate the spread of the virus was really dependent on our collective response. and thanks to the leadership of mayor breed and the aggressive actions that she supported, both locally and i think regionally as well, they continue to certainly mitigate the affects of this pandemic in sa

cofax? i can hear him -- >> he seems to have disappeared off the scene here. >> you can hear me, right? >> i can hear you. my video is on, and i can see -- oh! oh, there we go. hi, everyone. >> we can see you now. >> hello. i had to share. >> okay. i'm sorry, i'm not able to see you. but just continue. i'll figure this stuff out later. thank you. >> okay. so good afternoon, commissioners, again, and secretary morris. thank you for joining with regard to this report. before we go to the slide, i just wanted to express my gratitude for the residents of san francisco with regard to their collective response in addressing this unprecedented pandemic. from the beginning, we knew that our ability as a community to mitigate the spread of the virus was really dependent on our collective response. and thanks to the leadership of mayor breed and the aggressive actions that she supported, both locally and i think regionally as well, they continue to certainly mitigate the affects of this pandemic in sa

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216 confirmed cases of covid-19 in san francisco. sadly, we have 20 people who passed away as a result of the virus. as a reminder, datasf.org/covid-19 is where you can find details to find out who is actually infected as well as those who have been tested. i want to be clear from the very beginning when we heard about what was happening with the coronavir coronavirus, specifically in wuhan, china, sadly there were a lot of xenophobia of those in our asian community. this virus is not discriminating on the basis of race. sadly, the xenophobia continues. we want our community to know we are here to provide the resources and the support necessary to deal with the challenges around discrimination. so it's not tolerated here in san francisco. in fact, as we loo

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness andng abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216 confirmed cases of covid-19 in san francisco. sadly, we have 20 people who passed away as a result of the virus. as a reminder, datasf.org/covid-19 is where you can find details to find out who is actually infected as well as those who have been tested. i want to be clear from the very beginning when we heard about what was happening with the coronavir coronavirus, specifically in wuhan, china, sadly there were a lot of xenophobia of those in our asian community. this virus is not discriminating on the basis of race. sadly, the xenophobia continues. we want our community to know we are here to provide the resources and the support necessary to deal with the challenges around discrimination. so it's not tolerated here in san francisco. in fact, as we loo

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness andsing abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216 confirmed cases of covid-19 in san francisco. sadly, we have 20 people who passed away as a result of the virus. as a reminder, datasf.org/covid-19 is where you can find details to find out who is actually infected as well as those who have been tested. i want to be clear from the very beginning when we heard about what was happening with the coronavir coronavirus, specifically in wuhan, china, sadly there were a lot of xenophobia of those in our asian community. this virus is not discriminating on the basis of race. sadly, the xenophobia continues. we want our community to know we are here to provide the resources and the support necessary to deal with the challenges around discrimination. so it's not tolerated here in san francisco. in fact, as we look at

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness andhousing abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216 confirmed cases of covid-19 in san francisco. sadly, we have 20 people who passed away as a result of the virus. as a reminder, datasf.org/covid-19 is where you can find details to find out who is actually infected as well as those who have been tested. i want to be clear from the very beginning when we heard about what was happening with the coronavir coronavirus, specifically in wuhan, china, sadly there were a lot of xenophobia of those in our asian community. this virus is not discriminating on the basis of race. sadly, the xenophobia continues. we want our community to know we are here to provide the resources and the support necessary to deal with the challenges around discrimination. so it's not tolerated here in san francisco. in fact, as we look

i am joined by the director of public health, grant cofax, trent roar, the director of homelessness andsing abigail stewart-khan, the police chief, and the director of emergency management. today we'd like to provide an update and of course answer questions to the press during this virtual press conference. as of today, we have 1,216