. >> bla(habla en ingles). >> hemos recibido mÁs de 500 pistas de ciudadanos invest investigamos lo mÁsgo. hoy se dan a conocer imÁgenes de los policÍas que evacuaron la zona afectada mo n momentos antes de la explosiÓn su jefe ha llamado hÉroes >> bla(habla en ingles). >> coordinar la evacuaciÓn tras e e empezaron a tocar puertas y coordinar la evacuaciÓn, dijo el jefe de policÍa. notando la valentÍa al arriesgar su vida a quedarse en la zona amenazada para salvar a otros. mientras tanto el alcalde y el gobernador hablan acerca de la recons reconstrucciÓn de la zona donde 41 edificios sufrieron daÑos. hoy el gobernador ha solicitado al presidente donald trump declarar estado de emergencia, lo que implementarÍa los recu o recursos necesarios para la limpieza y reconstrucciÓn. por su parte la faa ha declarado que el espacio aÉreo sobre nashvill era espacio aÉreo de defensa nacional restringiendo los vuelos sobre la ciudad y el t toque de queda permanece en efecto durante todo el fin de semana >> en otras noticias, millones de personas en el paÍs estÁn e pidiendo un milagro para recibir u

. >> let's hear from the bla. can we hear from the bla. >> yes, good afternoon, chair and members of the community. this is the annual prevailing wage rate for the recovery classifications. we show the classifications covered on page two of our report. an attachment to our report we summarize the changes in the rates and the fiscal impact is unknown. it depends about the any increases are passed on. we will set these rates for approval i'm available most of it is the classifications that have been approved those cover the full range of construction services as they would apply on any public works construction projects. there is ten unique to san francisco, all of these classifications were adopted by the board. the oldest of which going back more than 20 years in 1999. the office of labor standards enforcement follows the same practices for both periods and the department of industrial. there was a collective bargaining agreement. this is consistent with those. so, they submitted to the civil service commission an

. >> is there a bla report on this. >> no. >> any comments or questions, colleagues? this is routine. open up for public comment, please. >> operations checking to see if there are callers in the queue. let us know if there are callers. press star three to be added to the queue. for those on hold continue to wait until the system indicates you are muted. callers who wish to comment on this item? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you very much. public comment on item 10 is now closed. i would like to move to the board with positive recommendation. please have a roll call vote. >> yes supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> three ayes. >> thank you very much. madam clerk, please call item 11. resolution approving a new grant agreement between the city and county of san francisco permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless adults in 463 units for county adult assistance programs for a total term of january 1, 2021 through february 29, 2024 for a total not to exceed $26.3 million. call 415-655-0001 if you wis

and -- but we need to move it from an eua to a bla as soon as it satisfies the threshold that the fda will hold this vaccine to. but there are many reasons to move it to a bla such as it will be included in the vaccine injury compensation program if the cdc recommends it for adults and for children. so i think we need to move in that direction. thank you. >> i'm not talking -- i agree with you -- >> very quickly. >> quickly. i just think that -- i'm talking about perception more than reality. with those two statements out there, the people who have severe allergic reaction shouldn't get this vaccine, we need to offer people some solace that this is not going to be a problem for them. i'm not saying this should stop us. i'm saying, when this rolls out, this is going to be an issue. i'm not saying it's biologically sound, i'm saying we need data to argue against it. we just need data to address it. that's all i'm saying. >> i agree. >> thank you. i think we agree perception is everything. facts may be important, but perception drives a lot of decisions. >> thank you. i have a question f

how is that going to affect the bla? of the data that was presented today on how they would move forward on the bla is assuming that there is -- wouldn't that be important for us to understand the impact of having an eua? because a lot of -- >> you're breaking up. >> sorry. >> are other people able to hear? >> she is breaking up a little bit, dr. gantz. >> sorry about that. is this better? >> go ahead, continue. >> okay. second question is, we have a lot of question about the use of the vaccine and the asymptomatic and being contagious and it would be very important to understand even if they had any data from contact in terms -- of people who are already vaccinated. >> let's keep that the second part of your question which we have problems hearing, anyway to before we get to the next question. we want to have a second round of discussions before we get to the voting question. is there anybody from fda what wants to address the issue of how the blinding issue could affect the bla? >> dr. gruber? let's make sure that we u

. >> is there a bla report on this. >> no. >> any comments or questions, colleagues? this is routine. open up for public comment, please. >> operations checking to see if there are callers in the queue. let us know if there are callers. press star three to be added to the queue. for those on hold continue to wait until the system indicates you are muted. callers who wish to comment on this item? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you very much. public comment on item 10 is now closed. i would like to move to the board with positive recommendation. please have a roll call vote. >> yes supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> chair fewer. >> aye. >> three ayes. >> thank you very much. madam clerk, please call item 11. resolution approving a new grant agreement between the city and county of san francisco permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless adults in 463 units for county adult assistance programs for a total term of january 1, 2021 through february 29, 2024 for a total not to exceed $26.3 million. call 415-655-0001 if you wis

for bla? >> in terms of the time it would take? yeah, i couldn't predict. but i will say that we typically ask for at least six months of follow up in a substantial number of clinical trial participants to constitute a safety database that would support licensure. >> thank you. >> and finally, dr. fuller. >> my question -- did i understand you to say that the fda, in the october 22nd meeting, looked at the manufacturing quality of the pfizer vaccine and that was satisfactory? and if so, how will that be evaluated in the actual distribution of the vaccine? and will we talk about that later? >> >> to clarify what i said earlier, as part of the eua submission and in information submitted prior to the eua, fda has been conducting an ongoing review of manufacturing quality consistency and control. and we have found this information to be adequate to support emergency use authorization of the vaccine. we are not intending to discuss details of the manufacturing process, many of which are proprietary, during today's meeting. but as dr. gruber and i discussed in re

in terms of bla and the application and how fast we could move to that and what data we need, i mean we all realize that the placebo controls the -- controls and the follow-up is the gold standard of a clinical study that is conducted. realizeame time, we that it may, at a certain point, not be feasible. and i think that we would be, you know, working with the companies over the next couple of months to see what data do we need to support the licensed application and what can be done ? i'll stop and it is not only the facilities information that may be critical here and will be a deciding factor as to when we would be able to move to accepting the biologic application. over. >> thank you dr. gruber, and i would urge the committee members in their comments that are coming out when i recognize them to speak to some of these points. we're trying to get a sense of the committee without a vote about some of these issues, unblinding, blinded crossover, or continuing whatever we can with a blinded placebo-controlled design. dr. fuller? >> thank you, dr. monto. so, yes, that's exactly what i

there are many reasons to move it to a bla. it will be included in the vaccine injury compensation program. need to move in that direction. thank you. >> i completely agree with you. quickly. perceptiong about more than reality. with those two statements out there, people who have severe allergic reaction to not get this vaccine. we need to offer people some solace. i'm not saying this should stop us moving forward. data so wehave some can address it, that is not all. data to address it. that is all i am saying. agree, perception is everything. ofception drives a lot decisions. >> thank you. i have a question for dr. bill gruber. in your study, can you describe for us how the non-solicited adverse experiences collected up until one month after dose to were collected? surveillanceive for those events as well? if a subject is unblinded and vaccinated, could you reiterate what safety surveillance you will be conducting in that situation? >> thanks, i may call upon nick to help with some of the details. solicited andas collected fo

so the surveillance and follow-up for eua and a regular bla so those would continue. >> thank you. >> >> thank you. my question relates to the anaphylaxis story and you described an imbalance in hypersensitivity, but no anaphylaxis. i wonder if you could tell us what those events are because i wonder if some of the media reports are reflecting hypersensitivity reactions that aren't truly anaphylaxis like hives until those cases get fully adjudicated. >> thank you for that question. when we searched the most common terms under the hypersensitivity related events were injection site or to carry out injection site rash in general or hives or itching. so nothing that really are close even to anaphylaxis. thank you. >> thank you. thanks for the presentation. i wondered a couple of things on the safety. i noticed for the safety cohort that was looked at there's an excess of withdrawals from the placebo group. did you notice that and was there anything, you know, reasons for those withdrawals that could make you question the blinding or it was due to adverse events? >> it was quite an access

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is it likely to end up an fda requirement or strong recommendation to perceive to bla?> as i explained before, we're working actively with the vaccine manufacturers on accruing data that would be necessary to support a biological license application. it includes discussions around the contours of ongoing clinical trials going forward. we're hoping that the committee discussion will help to inform the discussions with the manufacturers. >> i just have a question about the last thing you were talking about. so it has been a big deal in the present. i think the fda recommendations talk about allergics to components of the vaccine get the components of the vaccine actually -- are not me, allergic. do you have any sense how the fda will finally make relations? the uk has different recommendations than the fda came out of. do you know how it's going to play out? do you know what the components are in the vaccine that could be inducing this? >> at this point, we at cdc are continuing to investigate the cases and consider data. at this point, we don't have enough information to

what are you hearing from n bla and brcommunities about their willingness to trust this vaccine and to take it? >> what we are hearing is that there are issues of trust. fo is critically importan us to be utilizing our trusted thmessengers. we kno vulnerable communities, some of that this trust is well-byfounde historical harms that have taken place and so it is important to be not only mindful of that but to be making effort to recognize and respond e impact of those past harms on current ep peve. that is part of the reason why it is so important for us to reach out through trush d messengers, thrommunity networks to be able to ensure that our vulnerable counities, our black and brown communities can be protected by this vaccine. >> unfortunately access to testing has not been as evenly distributed as we might have wanted it. oftenpe le with power and money have been able to get tested more frequently. >> you are absolutelyright. that ispart of the reason why as california has implemented our equitric, as we are holding counties accountable for addressingincreased vulnerability of cer

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for bla? >> in terms of the time it would take? yeah, i couldn't predict. but i will say that we typically ask for at least six months of follow up in a substantial number of clinical trial participants to constitute a safety database that would support licensure. >> thank you. >> and finally, dr. fuller. >> overview. my question -- did i understand you to say that the fda, in the october 22nd meeting, looked at the manufacturing quality of the pfizer vaccine and that was satisfactory? and if so, how will that be evaluated in the actual distribution of the vaccine? and will we talk about that later? >> so to clarify what i said earlier, as part of the eua submission and in information submitted prior to the eua fda has been conducting an ongoing review of manufacturing quality consistency and control. and we have found this information to be adequate to support emergency use authorization of the vaccine. we are not intending to discuss details of the manufacturing process, many of which are proprietary during today's meeting. but as dr. gruber and i discuss

we are going to look at some very mixed reality, traditional ta bla mixed reality, traditional tablalaying, and some festive flying. there you are! come on in. welcome to clickmas 2020, i hope you are doing 0k. it's a bit different this year, isn't it? normally we would be getting to get around the table, having a laugh, cheering, having a good time. well, pretending to have a good time. filming in clickmas party is the most stressful thing in the world. just because we can't all be together doesn't mean we can't all be together! hello everyone! chris, loving thejumper! hello everyone! chris, loving the jumper! candles atjen's place. that must be a musical rainbow. christmas furby, i see, and paul with his christmas dunk, a well—known symbol of the christmas season. the duck is brilliant and spencer your house looks so festive! you have totally outdone me with your decorations once again, not to mention the out that. how is your clickmas going so far? costly on the atrocity front, they have to say. but guys, i'm really missing is ijust want to get in the same room as you again. it ha

it comes just hours after 26 people were killed in a blas of the airport and 8 in that attack happened shortly after members of yemen's newly inaugurated government returned from saudi arabia. now the united nations secretary general antonio terrace has asked for a new u.n. ceasefire monitoring team to be set up and based in sirte that's in eastern libya this city has been devastated by recent fighting on efforts to oust eisel in 2060 crysis salumi has more from the united nations. the security council asked the secretary general all the way back in february to come up with some ways to help libya the international community being very concerned about the situation there to help them move forward with a peace plan and a way to implement a cease fire that was before they even had a cease fire in place back in october they did agree the warring sides there did agree to a tentative ceasefire and the secretary general was asked to advance these recommendations he's asked for more time to present them citing ongoing peace talks between the parties has also been looking for a new envoy to le

. >> let's hear from the bla. can we hear from the bla. >> yes, good afternoon, chair and members of the community. this is the annual prevailing wage rate for the recovery classifications. we show the classifications covered on page two of our report. an attachment to our report we summarize the changes in the rates and the fiscal impact is unknown. it depends about the any increases are passed on. we will set these rates for approval i'm available most of it is the classifications that have been approved those cover the full range of construction services as they would apply on any public works construction projects. there is ten unique to san francisco, all of these classifications were adopted by the board. the oldest of which going back more than 20 years in 1999. the office of labor standards enforcement follows the same practices for both periods and the department of industrial. there was a collective bargaining agreement. this is consistent with those. so, they submitted to the civil service commission an

is it likely to end up an fda requirement or strong recommendation to perceive to bla? for the manufacturers? >> as i explained before, we're working actively with the vaccine manufacturers on accruing data that would be necessary to support a biological license application. this includes discussions around the contours of ongoing clinical trials going forward. we're hoping that the committee discussion will help to inform the discussions with the manufacturers. i just have a question about one of the last things you were talking about. the anaphylactic reactions have been a big deal in the present. i have gotten many calls about what it means. i think the fda recommendations talk about allergies as components of the vaccine. the components of the vaccine are not actually allergenic. do you have any sense how the fda will finally make relations? the uk has different recommendations than the fda came out with. do you know how it's going to play out? do you know what the components are in the vaccine that could be inducing this? >> at this point, we at cdc are continuing

francine: javier, thank you so much, javier blas there, he leads our opec coverage.revor greetham with rea london asset management is still with us. trevor: from the first lockdown in march and april, we can see things like availability data or restaurant table bookings, they dipped very dramatically in april and they dipped again recently in some countries, not all countries, the u.s., for example, has not seen another lockdown, and china, they kept the virus under control. i think the real question is what will happen in what will manufactured goods, because if they start to travel, they will come back, and if people start to travel more, not as much as before, the but there will be travel, that helps oil demand, and retail sales held up extraordinarily well in 2020, because people have got money to spend on goods rather than services, and as a result, manufacturers want to fire up their factories as well. i think on the demand side, there is quite a rosy outlook, and i think opec wants to make more revenue. copper the new benchmark, trevor, for how the world econo

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bla blackstock, founder of advancing health equity.ccording to officials, this new strain could possibly already be in the united states. dr. fauci has said it's likely already here. how worried should we actually be? we know that viruses mutate. how concerned should americans be about the mutation of this particular strain of this particular virus? >> so first, ipt to take a few steps back. so yes, viruses mutate. and actually they mutate everytime they replicate. so this happens very often. what we do know is that through modelling, they have set this variant more transmissible. 70% more transmistable than other variants. that really needs to be studied in animal models. but even more importantly, we know that even more effective than travel bans are those preventive measures that we have been talking about since the beginning of the pandemic. mask wearing, physical distancing, restricting large crowds and group gatherings, that's what really works. also know that the variance wt spreading around the uk as early as september is. and

it comes as the bla tants reality of the president's election loss is becoming harder and harder to ignore. overnight, president-elect joe biden officially securing more than 270 electors after california certified its election. these steps which are traditionally just formalities join new scrutiny given trump's ongoing attempts to overturn the ru results. it comes on the heels of a brutal day in court. striking out in six different states, bringing the total number of courtroom losses to more than 30. the trump team drawing sharp rebuke from judges including appoi appointees for lack of evidence. new reporting from nbc news today says pentagon chief of staff and trump loyalist is controlling the biden transition team's access to pentagon agencies even blocking some officials from providing the transition team with key information. we begin this hour with nbc josh let letterman in washington, d.c. who is cash patel and how is he using his power the shut out the biden transition team? >> reporter: he was put in the role of chief of staff at the pentagon in the last few weeks. he's a long ti

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machine that they can turn to there to get their voters out and voting on election day and for absentee bla beforehand and what we've seen is nothing energizes democrats quite like president trump. so i think what a lot of republicans worry about is the more the president is out there attacking the governor, questioning the results, dabbling in these conspiracy theories, as julie pointed out, are not going to change the results of the 2020 presidential race in georgia, the more democrats will feel motivated to come out and cast their ballots to send a message. >> all right, lisa lair, julie page, great to have you both here. thank you so much. >>> it's a runoff election that could decide who controls the senate. senator kelly loeffler and rafael warnock. >>> more breaking news on the coronavirus death toll. here in the united states, topped 280,000. we'll go live to california where more than 23 million people are on the verge of a stay at home order because the situation there in hospitals has gotten so bad. goodbye cleaning, hello clean. now, braava jet mops right where you need it with a

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this pandemic that americans want to continue to go on with their lives even if they know that's risky blaavior. how will we get through the next couple of months when vaccinations are widespread? >> chris, it's good to see you again. it's the same message we've actually been saying right from the very beginning. people really need to stick with these mitigation measures that we know work. the masks. every time i'm on your show i always bring a mask with me, right? the masks, the physical distancing. at this point, chris, it's been so many months and there are so many people not heeding this advice, we need to depend on our local and state leaders to mandate masks. we mandate seatbelts, we had 20 or 30 times the number of deaths from covid every single day than we do from accidents resulting from not wearing seatbelts. >> sarah, your article asked what is for me the key question, why have so many couples prioritized a party over human life. and you can strextrapolate that any gathering. even as the moral logic, you write, of a choice rarely advertises itself so clearly. we know gatherings,

police have released body cam video that captures the christmas day bombing and the chaos after the blas blast. >> are you guys okay? where is your car? >> right there. >> okay. go to your car. >> lord, it's amazing more people weren't hurt. federal agents are sifting through every piece of debris as we search for clues and a motive. the extent of the damage left in downtown nashville difficult to put into words. cnn's shimon prokupecz is there. i've covered bombings in iraq and afghanistan. i have to tell you when i look at pictures of the street there it looks like something from another world. >> reporter: it really does, jim. when you think about the size of this explosion on an american street, right, we just don't see this. it's almost never that something like this happened and to see the devastation, i got a chance to look at some of that yesterday and it's really just stunning. the buildings that collapsed, the cars, there were several cars that were damaged, paint melted off the cars. all you see is debris everywhere, bricks, steel beams that fell from buildings because of the

corset oered the blessing and the ordered the students bus my irish and italian neighborhoods into bla schools and into irish and italian. and it just wasn't absolute disaster . ted kennedy was no great proponent of bing but it was great proponent of immigration . he supported the court ordered plan. what happened and i will make this, it's aong story gnomic edges for a brief . boston, his people, the irish catholics i the italian catholics in boston turned on ted kennedy. turn on him because they thought he had no sympathy for the that situation ten was caught in between. that was kind of the conundrum of liberalism at the time . cannot turn his back on integration. it would not do that and he couldn't do that . but he also didn't want to turn his back on the working class irish and italians of boston who resented busing. jenny was ted kennedy between these two forces . opted for integration. but in doing so, he lost the allegiance of the irish and the italian catholics prayed and lost to the point while this book and it's literally is ted kennedy running for his life. it is not an ex

service here across the way and installed the shah and trained his ghastly secret police force in all the bla the extent which we had humiliated iran, then they would understand the later developments in iran and iran's posture now. if people would look at the map d see e extent twhich ir is encircled by nuclear powers, they wouldn't take it perhaps quite so seriously that iran is seeking to arm itself with - if it is - with nuclear weapons. i remain terrified of the capacity of the media, the capacity of spin doctors, here and abroad, particularly the united states media, to perpetuate false lies, perpetuate lies. mussolini, i think, defined fascism as the moment when you couldn't put a cigarette paper between political and corporate power. he assumed, when he offered that definition, that media power was already his. but i worry terribly that the absence of serious critical argument isoing to oduce a new kind of fanaticism, the new simplicities that are as dangerous as the ones which caused us to march against iraq and as misunderstood. amy goodman: can you talk, david cornwell, aka john le

i also really want to thank our bla who assisted us and our attorney and everyone. madam clerk. any more business before us today? >> no further business. >> thank you everyone. >> see you next week. >> sea you next week. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor. today, i want to share with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or other property to their children, it would be considered a change in ownership. assuming the market value of your property has gone up, your children, the new owners, would pay taxes starting at that new higher level. that's where prop 58 comes in. prop 58 recognizes the transfer between parents and children so that instea

the bla says the cost will be less than $6 million a year. this is a tiny investment compared to lifting a high rent burden from peoples backs. rent burdens mean more evictions and more evictions mean more money spent on city emergency services. i support enforcing the long standing federal standard of 30%. let's fix this in the 2021 budget cycle. and i concur with those speakers who support extracting at least some of the $6 million if not all of the deficit we have in this situation from the police budget. police are a part of the problem as we know in public housing. thank you very much for listening and please vote yes on this measure. >>> thank you for your comments. there are currently 21 callers in the cue and 55 listening. next speaker please. >> hello. this is david elliott lewis with the tenderloin peoples congress. and the group that strongly supports this legislation. in fact one of our members jordan davis helped found the 30 right now coalition which basically led to this legislation through supervisor matt haney's support. so w

. >> reporter: in new york, not everyone heeded mayor bill de blas blasio's instructions. 19-vehicle highway pile-up left at least six people injured. >> some of my employees, they call out already. they can't go to work. >> reporter: overnight tens of thousands of people face power outages. a worst case scenario that some people prepared for in advance. >> i came to get gas for my generator just in case we lose power. >> reporter: the conditions prompted states of emergency in new jersey, pennsylvania and virginia, which were also among at least eight states to temporarily shut down coronavirus testing centers. >> covid-19 has impacted crew availability for the state and for some cities and towns. >> reporter: the pandemic may also mean a slower storm response with some officials warning social distancing and worker shortages could delay road treatment and plowing. another concern? vaccine delivery. the process that health and human services secretary alex azar stressed the snowstorm would not impact. >> this is fedex, u.p.s. express shipping. they know how to deal with s

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but as articulated in a recent bla report on unpaid rent, nearly all the funds from that program have been allocated already. we need to fund the rent resolution relief program now. that's what the supplemental will provide in addition in accordance with the resolution of intent, the board previously approved the supplemental will provide revenue to the housing stability fund to provide a framework for creating permanently affordable housing. the funds will provide near term and long-term housing stability. and believe it's imperative we act immediately to provide the necessary resource to get the programs off the ground. the rest i'll submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much. supervisor haney will do an official introduction and we worked together on a resolution to urge governor newsom to allow play grounds to open. the scientific evidence does not show the coronavirus spread in play grounds both young children are less likely to spread and become sick from the virus ands we learn more with the virus we learn the risk of the transfer by

the bla says the cost will be less than $6 million a year. this is a tiny investment compared to lifting a high rent burden from peoples backs. rent burdens mean more evictions and more evictions mean more money spent on city emergency services. i support enforcing the long standing federal standard of 30%. let's fix this in the 2021 budget cycle. and i concur with those speakers who support extracting at least some of the $6 million if not all of the deficit we have in this situation from the police budget. police are a part of the problem as we know in public housing. thank you very much for listening and please vote yes on this measure. >>> thank you for your comments. there are currently 21 callers in the cue and 55 listening. next speaker please. >> hello. this is david elliott lewis with the tenderloin peoples congress. and the group that strongly supports this legislation. in fact one of our members jordan davis helped found the 30 right now coalition which basically led to this legislation through supervisor matt haney's support. so w

but as articulated in a recent bla report on unpaid rent, nearly all the funds from that program have been allocated already. we need to fund the rent resolution relief program now. that's what the supplemental will provide in addition in accordance with the resolution of intent, the board previously approved the supplemental will provide revenue to the housing stability fund to provide a framework for creating permanently affordable housing. the funds will provide near term and long-term housing stability. and believe it's imperative we act immediately to provide the necessary resource to get the programs off the ground. the rest i'll submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much. supervisor haney will do an official introduction and we worked together on a resolution to urge governor newsom to allow play grounds to open. the scientific evidence does not show the coronavirus spread in play grounds both young children are less likely to spread and become sick from the virus ands we learn more with the virus we learn the risk of the transfer by

but as articulated in a recent bla report on unpaid rent, nearly all the funds from that program have been allocated already. we need to fund the rent resolution relief program now. that's what the supplemental will provide in addition in accordance with the resolution of intent, the board previously approved the supplemental will provide revenue to the housing stability fund to provide a framework for creating permanently affordable housing. the funds will provide near term and long-term housing stability. and believe it's imperative we act immediately to provide the necessary resource to get the programs off the ground. the rest i'll submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor preston. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much. supervisor haney will do an official introduction and we worked together on a resolution to urge governor newsom to allow play grounds to open. the scientific evidence does not show the coronavirus spread in play grounds both young children are less likely to spread and become sick from the virus ands we learn more with the virus we learn the risk of the transfer by

i also really want to thank our bla who assisted us and our attorney and everyone. madam clerk. any more business before us today? >> no further business. >> thank you everyone. >> see you next week. >> sea you next week. [♪] ♪ homelessness in san francisco is considered the number 1 issue by most people who live here, and it doesn't just affect neighbors without a home, it affects all of us. is real way to combat that is to work together. it will take city departments and nonprofit providers and volunteers and companies and community members all coming together. [♪] >> the product homeless connect community day of service began about 15 years ago, and we have had 73 of them. what we do is we host and expo-style event, and we were the very force organization to do this but it worked so well that 250 other cities across the globe host their own. there's over 120 service providers at the event today, and they range anywhere from hygiene kits provided by the basics, 5% -- to prescription glasses and reading glasses, hearing tests, pet sitting, showers, medical services, flu shots,

i also really want to thank our bla who assisted us and our attorney and everyone. madam clerk. any more business before us today? >> no further business. >> thank you everyone. >> see you next week. >> sea you next week. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's aelectricitied assessor. today, i want to share with you a property tax savings programs for families called proposition 58. prop 58 was passed in 1986 and it was helped parents pass on their lower property tax base to their children. so how does this work? under california's prop 13 law, the value we use to calculate your property tax is limited to 2% growth peryear. but when ownership changes, prop 13 requires that we reassess properties to market value. if parents want to pass on their home or other property to their children, it would be considered a change in ownership. assuming the market value of your property has gone up, your children, the new owners, would pay taxes starting at that new higher level. that's where prop 58 comes in. prop 58 recognizes the transfer between parents and children so that instea