commissioner jacobo, please. >> yeah.thank you to my commissioner for raising a lot of the questions i think i had in general. for the most part answered. i guess the one thing that's still for me to be clear is the path of travel. now that this is moving up to the 2nd floor and we'll be having people in and out, you know, something that we're finding, through some of the work that i do on the community side, through the covid-19, you know, the task force is the common areas and places of travel for people within buildings tend to be problematic. and so just really want to better understand that. i think i heard there was a wider stairwell. is that the only way up? is it limited? are people waiting in line outside. just to get a little more clarity on that. >> the plan is being developed right now, the safety plan. but what we know is we will have a limited number of people in the building, primarily between 7:30 and 9:30 each day. the stairs is a lot wider. and if we think about -- right now we have four people from the

commissioner jacobo, please. >> yeah.thank you to my commissioner for raising a lot of the questions i think i had in general. for the most part answered. i guess the one thing that's still for me to be clear is the path of travel. now that this is moving up to the 2nd floor and we'll be having people in and out, you know, something that we're finding, through some of the work that i do on the community side, through the covid-19, you know, the task force is the common areas and places of travel for people within buildings tend to be problematic. and so just really want to better understand that. i think i heard there was a wider stairwell. is that the only way up? is it limited? are people waiting in line outside. just to get a little more clarity on that. >> the plan is being developed right now, the safety plan. but what we know is we will have a limited number of people in the building, primarily between 7:30 and 9:30 each day. the stairs is a lot wider. and if we think about -- right now we have four people from the

jacobo was there and said they tested 500 people who lined up down the block. >> in april when we started to do testing, we had to get gift cards from safeway to try to get people to get tested. there has been a huge mood shift where people are taking it very serious. >> reporter: we have more resources listed on our website, abc7news.com. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> it's a tense wait and see in san mateo county. businesses are on the verge of shutting down again now that san mateo county has become the last in the bay area to join the state's watch list for covid-19 activity. if san mateo county remains on that list for three days in a row, places like indoor malls, hair salons and gyms would have to close beginning saturday. >> you know, hard for all of the business owners, yeah, it is. and some people get to stay open and some people don't. >> really who it's going to hurt, people who work in the back of the restaurants, people who work at the airport. >> last week san mateo county's public health officer blamed social gatherings without proper safety measures being taken for driving

. >> reporter: john jacobo, with the partnership of bart and the city of san francisco is beginning a new testing program this week. >> if we were to reduce the amount of people infected here, that means they're not traveling to other parts of san francisco where they were and passing that virus on to somebody else. >> reporter: the test willing be here at the 24 street mission bar plaza on wednesdays and friday starting at 7:00 a.m. for the next three weeks. the study is targeting a specific group. >> we're taking a very limited amount of tests to see how efficient or effective it is to target commuters and essential workers with low barrier testing. >> they feel like they need to go out and work to feed their families. >> reporter: this is a ucsf clinician who helps manage contact tracing teams. >> most of the people we are calling don't have access or aren't connected to a primary care physician which is obviously an issue. >> reporter: another issue she has heard lately -- >> what the latinx community is worried about is they're going to start being stereo typed about the covid-19

. >> reporter: john jacobo, with the partnership of bart and the city of san francisco is beginning a new testing program this week >>f wee to rucamntf peoplehere,g where they were and passing that virus on to somebody else. >> reporter: the test willing be here at the 24 street mission bar plaza on wednesdays and friday starting at 7:00 a.m. for the next three weeks. the study is targeting a specific group. >> we're taking a very limited amount of tests to see how efficient or effective it is to target commuters and essential workers with low barrier testing. >> they feel like they need to go out and work to feed their families. >> reporter: this is a ucsf clinician who helps manage contact tracing teams. >> most of the people we are calling don't have access or aren't connected to a primary care physician which is obviously an issue. >> reporter: another issue she has heard lately -- >> what the latinx community is worried about is they're going to start being stereo typed about the covid-19 affected population, and that's going to change how people around them perceive them. >> rep

jacobo was there and said they tested 500 people who lined up down the block. >> in april when we started to do testing, we had to get gift cards from safeway to try to get people to get tested. there has been a huge mood shift where people are taking it very serious. >> reporter: we have more resources listed on our website, abc7news.com. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> it's a tense wait and see in san mateo county. businesses are on the verge of shutting down again now that san mateo county has become the last in the bay area to join the state's watch list for covid-19 activity. if san mateo county remains on that list for three days in a row, places like indoor malls, hair salons and gyms would have to close beginning saturday. >> you know, hard for all of the business owners, yeah, it is. and some people get to stay open and some people don't. >> really who it's going to hurt, people who work in the back of the restaurants, people who work at the airport. >> last week san mateo county's public health officer blamed social gatherings without proper safety measures being taken for driving

this is john jacobo calling from the san francisco mission district where i happen to be from. i'm latino, i identify as latino. i don't think i need to tell the world what's happen to the mission district. since the year 2000, we've lost over eight latinos from this very neighborhood. black population in the city where many people have black lives matter signs up in their windows went from 15% to 3% arguably. i keep being told if we continue develop market rate housing it will trickle down to communities that everybody trying to get behind. because a member of the central city coalition, i put the amendments that we put forward. what we want is to take a pause to ensure that we can do a proper race and social equity sex oh assessment to ensure that this area plan is equitable and it helps match those black lives matter signs that everybody likes to put up on their windows. this we are putting race and social equity at the forefront of something that isn't going to be constructed in the next six months with the covid backdrop. something we can take a moment to assess and ensure

who called in and interests been a lot of moving parts and i want to give particular thanks to john jacobo, carlos, tess, david woo, jason henderson among many others who have helped our office to understand the concerns and the implications of the various pieces of the legislation here. also, the folks with united states mission and central city and coalition and also our offices a he i mentioned before worked collaboratively my legislative -- i don't know if you have an order in which we take these in terms of voting and are tick latin articulating. >> so, please, dean, go ahead. i think the amendments are solid. so, go ahead. >> right. >> great. and i'll keep the summary brief. so i'm going to start with item number 6 on the agenda. file number 200556 and would like to coupe date the file and continue the original file to the call of the chair and make several amendments. do i need a motion chair peskin to continue the item to the call of the chair? before making? >> you can dislocate the file and you can coupe la indicate the file and we can vote on any amendments there too. >> so, for

this is john jacobo calling from the san francisco mission district where i happen to be from. i'm latino, i identify as latino. i don't think i need to tell the world what's happen to the mission district. since the year 2000, we've lost over eight latinos from this very neighborhood. black population in the city where many people have black lives matter signs up in their windows went from 15% to 3% arguably. i keep being told if we continue develop market rate housing it will trickle down to communities that everybody trying to get behind. because a member of the central city coalition, i put the amendments that we put forward. what we want is to take a pause to ensure that we can do a proper race and social equity sex oh assessment to ensure that this area plan is equitable and it helps match those black lives matter signs that everybody likes to put up on their windows. this we are putting race and social equity at the forefront of something that isn't going to be constructed in the next six months with the covid backdrop. something we can take a moment to assess and ensure

más adelante lo volveremos a ver contigo, jacobo tenías que ponerlo al revés. >> iremos más adelantenes padres y niños vive la peor de sus pesadillas en atención. >> vamos con felicidad para un adelanto de lo que veremos hoy la noticia telemundo mediodía. >> buenos días. hoy es jueves para notices telemundo mediodía es juez de inmigración vamos a aprovechar para que la abogada alma rosa nieto aclare algunas dudas de nuestra audiencia que tienen que ver con daca a propósito de una decisión de la corte suprema a favor de los soñadores y unos comentarios del presidente donald trump duda de cómo deben actuar los que se benefician de daca por primera vez o qué documentos deberían preparar antes de presentar su solicitud. la cita es a las 12:30, 11:30 para el centro. >> vamos a endulzar nuestra mañana. (♪ música ) >> esto que les voy a presentar sirve para aprender en nuestro campamento de verano porque nos encanta, donde aprendemos a hacer algo que nos gusta mucho, y pone nuestra creatividad a flote. >> la reina de los dulce hoy nos enseña cómo hacer un sui si pero de dulces? >> hola a mi

who called in and interests been a lot of moving parts and i want to give particular thanks to john jacobo, carlos, tess, david woo, jason henderson among many others who have helped our office to understand the concerns and the implications of the various pieces of the legislation here. also, the folks with united states mission and central city and coalition and also our offices a he i mentioned before worked collaboratively my legislative -- i don't know if you have an order in which we take these in terms of voting and are tick latin articulating. >> so, please, dean, go ahead. i think the amendments are solid. so, go ahead. >> right. >> great. and i'll keep the summary brief. so i'm going to start with item number 6 on the agenda. file number 200556 and would like to coupe date the file and continue the original file to the call of the chair and make several amendments. do i need a motion chair peskin to continue the item to the call of the chair? before making? >> you can dislocate the file and you can coupe la indicate the file and we can vote on any amendments there too. >> so, for

who called in and interests been a lot of moving parts and i want to give particular thanks to john jacobo, carlos, tess, david woo, jason henderson among many others who have helped our office to understand the concerns and the implications of the various pieces of the legislation here. also, the folks with united states mission and central city and coalition and also our offices a he i mentioned before worked collaboratively my legislative -- i don't know if you have an order in which we take these in terms of voting and are tick latin articulating. >> so, please, dean, go ahead. i think the amendments are solid. so, go ahead. >> right. >> great. and i'll keep the summary brief. so i'm going to start with item number 6 on the agenda. file number 200556 and would like to coupe date the file and continue the original file to the call of the chair and make several amendments. do i need a motion chair peskin to continue the item to the call of the chair? before making? >> you can dislocate the file and you can coupe la indicate the file and we can vote on any amendments there too. >> so, for

. >> commissioner jacobo. >> here. >> clerk: commissioner tam. commissioner tam. okay. thank you. commissioner clinch is excused and commissioner alexander-tut is expected shortly. >> i am here. can you hear me? thanks for helping me figure this out. >> clerk: you're welcome. thank you. also wanted to

who called in and interests been a lot of moving parts and i want to give particular thanks to john jacobo, carlos, tess, david woo, jason henderson among many others who have helped our office to understand the concerns and the implications of the various pieces of the legislation here. also, the folks with united states mission and central city and coalition and also our offices a he i mentioned before worked collaboratively my legislative -- i don't know if you have an order in which we take these in terms of voting and are tick latin articulating. >> so, please, dean, go ahead. i think the amendments are solid. so, go ahead. >> right. >> great. and i'll keep the summary brief. so i'm going to start with item number 6 on the agenda. file number 200556 and would like to coupe date the file and continue the original file to the call of the chair and make several amendments. do i need a motion chair peskin to continue the item to the call of the chair? before making? >> you can dislocate the file and you can coupe la indicate the file and we can vote on any amendments there too. >> so, for