. >> thank you, jennica. do we have anyone on the phone? >> operator: president brandon, at this time, there are no callers on the line wishing to make public comment. >> thank you. no callers on the line, public comment is closed. >> clerk: we do want to note for the record that commissioner gilman joined the meeting at 4:36 p.m., and site four is executive session. >> motion to go into executive session. >> so moved. >> second. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. can i have a roll call vote. [roll call] >> i'm sorry. we need a roll call. [roll call] >> i'll make a motion that we don't disclose anything and open session that we discussed in closed session. >> second. [roll call] >> motion passes unanimously. we're now in open session. >> that brings us to item number 6, the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge of allegiance to the flag, of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> item number 7 is announcements. please be advised that

this is just a great way for people to reconnect. >> jennica gue, garages, i will sa shakas. exiting to be part of the first group. hopefully she will get her stuff packed. and thank you for joining us on today's interactive show getting answers. we do have breaking news i'm going to summarize them theme parks in california and outdoor sporting events can resume with capacity restrictions in counties in the red tier. much of california's projected to be in the red tier soon. this change takes effect april 1st. disneyland fans, you may b >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the vaccinations around the clock in this country. and the debate tonight across the nation. americans exhausted, ready for some sort of normalcy. some states opening slowly. others opening all at once. tonight, arizona's governor signing a executive order allowing businesses back to full capacity, following texas and mississippi. california tonight with a slower approach, announcing theme parks will open at 15%. major league baseball stadiums at 20%. then masks. 15 states with no

jennica, are there any other callers on the line? >> operator: press brandon, there are no more callers on the line. >> thank you, jennica. with that, public comment is closed. commissioner [inaudible]? >> yes, thank you, rebecca, for that detailed presentation -- oh, somebody's phone. i think the world going forward is not going to be the same as the world before, so it's not getting back to normalcy. i think we have to reimagine how the port is going to be used by tenants in the few tour, and that could be by different tenants or a different mix of tenants in the future. [inaudible] in sort of that strategy at a very high level, but that did create economic vibrancy by mayor ed lee, and etc., so now, we have a different set of challenges during the pandemic and also our social issues with the city that were even existing prepandemic, so i think there's got to be different thinks at city hall and other community leaders as to how we imagine this city is going to get back on its feet and how will space like ours be used in that econo

. >> thank you, jennica. do we have anyone on the phone? >> president brandon, at this time, there are no public callers on the line wishing to make public comment. >> thank you. seeing no items on the public call-in line, public comment is now closed. please call the next item, please. >> that would be item nine, director's report. >> i am elaine forbes, the port director of the port of san francisco. this last week marked one year of shelter in place and measures that we've had to take to fight the virus. i'm very proud the role the port has taken to fight and will continue to fight the virus. in my report today, i will provide economic recovery and equity updates, and i will update on the embarcadero safe navigation center and the jefferson street project. i will conclude by providing an in memory for ann halstead. at this time, we are looking at moving into the orange tier, which will allow for more activity. i am hopeful that the move to orange tier will bring back more economic activity to the waterfront. as you know, the pandemic has

. >> thank you, jennica. do we have anyone on the phone? >> president brandon, at this time, there are no public callers on the line wishing to make public comment. >> thank you. seeing no items on the public call-in line, public comment is now closed. please call the next item, please. >> that would be item nine, director's report. >> i am elaine forbes, the port director of the port of san francisco. this last week marked one year of shelter in place and measures that we've had to take to fight the virus. i'm very proud the role the port has taken to fight and will continue to fight the virus. in my report today, i will provide economic recovery and equity updates, and i will update on the embarcadero safe navigation center and the jefferson street project. i will conclude by providing an in memory for ann halstead. at this time, we are looking at moving into the orange tier, which will allow for more activity. i am hopeful that the move to orange tier will bring back more economic activity to the waterfront. as you know, the pandemic has