ok now the 1st drug that was tested in this new era was san excel preselect them for panic disorder and here was the study they conducted they compared. a placebo group and the primary outcome measure was the number of panic attacks on average per week and after 4 weeks senex was doing better fewer panic attacks at 8 weeks that xanax patients were doing no better than placebo and then at the end of 14 weeks that xanax patients were doing worse than they were at the beginning and much much worse then the placebo patients the trial told of harm done it told the people who were going to get addicted when they came off they'd have so all sorts of withdrawal symptoms and some people unable to get off ok that's what the study showed what did they report they didn't report the 8 week results they focused on the 4 week results because that was a story that told of in effect the new treatment for panic disorder and completely hid the 14 week results pretty soon exam expecting one of the best selling drugs in the country it is still prescribe left and right and what they did we have in the early

san marino to use the spot in the events which has been available for many weeks and san marino results were excellent i'm sure some rino politicians are considering the possibility of quickly accepting our request especially considering the news that the johnson and johnson vaccine rollout is now blocked by the united states and 200000 doses arriving it's really held up at customs europe is now like a big mammoth it's a very slow bureaucratic system and when an emergency occurs like the one we're seeing now we can think of a peacetime bureaucracy we have to speed up the procedures we have to expand our horizons and look at the experience of others in the short time russia has managed to create an effective vaccine that is used in more than 60 countries around the world but almost 3000000000 people live. in this difficult here we has realized that the only response to the pandemic worldwide is a vaccine ordinary citizens do not care where italy gets the vaccines from they interested in the fact that there is a solution from a practical point of view in terms of saving human life thus the sooner we hav

san marino to use the sputnik vaccine which had been available for many weeks in san marino and the results were excellenti'm sure some reno politicians are considering the possibility of quickly accepting air request especially considering the news that the johnson and johnson vaccine rollout is now blocked by the united states and 200000 doses arriving in italy held up at customs. in this difficult here we have realized that the only response to the pandemic worldwide is a vaccine ordinary citizens do not care where italy gets the vaccines from they interested in the fact that there is a solution from a practical point of view in terms of saving human lives thus the sooner we have vaccinate all our citizens the sooner we can get back on track including from an economic point of view europe has decided to develop a common strategy and that is why we're lagging behind where very late and that is why it is my duty as mayor to give concrete answers and solutions to the citizens i usually say that i'm a rural mayor who needs short answers to questions about the world economy i have many appointments after th

going to go from maybe a little bit too warm for you today to, well, a really comfortable, excellent day. 74 in sane. right through the east bay colder numbers going down there to hayward. 69 degrees. head over to danville, pleasanton, liver plor, in the upper 70s tomorrow with high clouds streaming in for the afternoon. the peninsula dropping it off to 67 in san mateo. we'll keep the 50s and 60s in san francisco. headed to the beaches, bundle up. take the jacket. 58 in the sunset and through the north bay beautiful weather. up to napa or sonoma mid 70s. on the seven day forecast dry over the next seven days. notice in san francisco we get wind at the beaches saturday and sunday. 15 to about 35 miles per hour. watch out for that. across the inland valleys we'll hold it in the 70s this weekend. a little cloud cover and lots of sun and variable winds here 10 to 25 miles per hour. really good weather coming our way over the next seven days. go look at the video again. these days it is the simple things. things are getting back to normal but every time you can laugh it's good right? >> we got to get th

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these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more san franciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more san franciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's

san francisco communities. when immigrants come to our city and when they need help, we should help them as they have helped us now and in the past. james byrne is an excellent choice for the police commission. he is also an attorney and i definitely support him for the position of police commissioner for the great city of san francisco. thank you for giving me time to speak. thank you again. >> chairman: thank you, mr. wong. next speaker please. >> hi supervisors. i'm here to call in support for james byrne as well. his background resinated they came from a country that was stooped. many of the reasons for this country is the develop of distrust because of james byrne's experience, i do believe he could be an advocate and a bridge to the individuals and the immigrant community as they navigate the criminal justice system for the first time and having talked with supervisor mandelman i'm confident he's going to take a wholistic approach for really understanding what it means for police reform. there's a lot of lead bullets but a lot of -- the wholistic approach is going to require everything from police reform to increase diversity on the police staff and so

excellent. okay. >> take a look at this. the castro rainbow flag is now flying above harvey milk plaza in san francisco organizers raised it thisning. the iconic flag is a symbol for the castro community and stands as a beacon for progress and equality throughout the world. those fines don't actually last very long to the general wear and tear the wind in the fog. the rain will flake plank has to be replaced about every 3 to 5 months. >> well, still ahead, this image okay at this has you saying you. well, you're probably not alone. it is a funny side from the hit tv show but not everybody is laughing. plus, if you're looking for something new to do this weekend. another activity that's fun for the whole family has reopened. we'll explain. >> well in the south bay, the children's discovery museum in san jose. it reopened today. the first time, of course. and what more than a year. santa clara county moved into the orange tier last week that allows museums to open at 50% capacity, although the museum is planning for now. anyway to stay with 25% capacity. families will have to wear masks. they will lot socially distance reservatio

san leandro. >> now the flights are becoming more of a thing flights could also be more comfortable in the future. these are the winning concept for this year's a crystal cabin awards given to excellence in aircraft. interior concepts. that includes designs for coffee shop is south cabins. new in-flight lounges. customizable, coach seats and even on board. jim. now the more practical side. one company won an award for a gray water system that could pope both save water and fuel on every plane. much. would you be willing to to pay for a pint of ice cream. i pay a lot. apparently if it's endorsed by country music icon dolly parton. some people are willing to shell out up to a $1000. definitely not do that. the 75 year-old singer recently partnered with jeni's ice cream to create dolly's a strawberry pretzel pie proceeds go to die parts charity. the imagination library. and check out demand is so high that people are trying to sell an open 2 pints on e-bay for a $1000. >> next on kron 4 news at 6 reforming the recall process here in california. the push in sacramento to change the rules for trying to remove elected officials. also the calls for the mayor of winds are to resign are gettin

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more sanranciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's h

san francisco has been the help of change for decades. it is with the united born. it is where united nature is born in the city. >> excellent!what would you say as we mark earth day and the increasing awareness of the the the the th we are putting on this planet. what would you say to people about what we need to be mindful of on a day like this? >> i think we need to be mindful of consumption habits and carbon footprint and association with natural resources around us. we have to live in sin meiosis with nature. it is key to assisting our planet. >> george, always great to you. all my best as the aquarium gets back to full life and up to speed again. >> sounds good. thank you. >> thank you my friend. >> george jacobs, ceo of the aquarium by the bay. the new museum which will be a crown jewel in the community is scheduled to start construction in 2022 and open in 2025.>>> dan, it looks like it will be spectacular. wow! i can't wait for that. >>> abc7 teamed up with nat geo and stations across the country to highlight how climate changes impacting our communities and the innovations to address it. you can stream that a progra

here are the rec and park sfesk park san francisco elements of the program, and before i dive into them, i want to mention marie banford, and she has been excellent, as well as all of our rec and park members. i want to reiterate how much i respect all of our rec and park members who have come to work every day for the last 13 months to support our san francisco families. our staff is caring, incredibly flexible, and they have had to compartmentalize their own families. this summer, we will be offering 35 day camps at 30 areas around the city for nine weeks of summer. this is not a typical summer for us because we are constrained by continuing health orders. kids will be asked to sign up for three-week sessions, which is very different, again, and i had -- and kids will be operating in pods. it's noted that those children 16 and over are invited to be vaccinated, so we still need to be careful and thoughtful, but we will be giving kids a taste of what we do best, which is camps around town, a.s.l. camps, where kids can participate in sign language or learn sign language. we have neighborhood camps in chinatown and outer mission, we have a girls-o

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more san franciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's hop

it is one of the reasons, too, why here in san francisco we have had the lowest death rates of covid because, again, of our excellent planning and what our department of public health and the mayor's office and our director of the department of emergency management has been able to do. i think it is really important to acknowledge that and to say we're -- yes, there are things that we have been -- things that supervisor haney has raised, hiccups that have come along the way, that we have been able to work together to answer. and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful for the fact that the board can work with you on these issues. but, you know, we have to say kudos, job well-done. a lot of things in san francisco are really difficult right now, and i think it is important that we show that we are doing some things right. and, again, i can't thank you enough. and, again, thank you, supervisor haney, for being able to highlight the great work of our department of public health, and to also come in and ask questions and provide solutions where we've needed them as well. so thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you, super

it is one of the reasons, too, why here in san francisco we have had the lowest death rates of covid because, again, of our excellent planning and what our department of public health and the mayor's office and our director of the department of emergency management has been able to do. i think it is really important to acknowledge that and to say we're -- yes, there are things that we have been -- things that supervisor haney has raised, hiccups that have come along the way, that we have been able to work together to answer. and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful for the fact that the board can work with you on these issues. but, you know, we have to say kudos, job well-done. a lot of things in san francisco are really difficult right now, and i think it is important that we show that we are doing some things right. and, again, i can't thank you enough. and, again, thank you, supervisor haney, for being able to highlight the great work of our department of public health, and to also come in and ask questions and provide solutions where we've needed them as well. so thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you, super

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more sananciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's ho

san francisco fire commission meeting on march 24, 2021. there were five ayes and zero nays. >> president feinstein: thank you, madam secretary. then we're adopted. excellent. thank you, and i thank everybody from the command staff that participated in the rather arduous process, so thank you. >> clerk: we'll go onto item six, commission report. report on commission activities since the last meeting of march 24, 2021. >> i believe commissioner nakajo had his hand up for the last -- >> president feinstein: oh, i'm so sorry. commissioner nakajo, forgive me. i'm so sorry. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you so much, chief nicholson. thank you, madam president. i just wanted to comment that when the second read the statement, i was listening carefully to the clause that i wanted some clearer definition, but i can accept it because i did vote for it, and i want to thank everybody, as you all have, in terms of the work that went into this because it's a huge document and took a lot of work. in section 6, there's references, and again, i don't have the statement in front of me, in terms of communities and diversity i'm just going to say, that being a member that ca

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more san to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's hope that vaccine supply to i

it is one of the reasons, too, why here in san francisco we have had the lowest death rates of covid because, again, of our excellent planning and what our department of public health and the mayor's office and our director of the department of emergency management has been able to do. i think it is really important to acknowledge that and to say we're -- yes, there are things that we have been -- things that supervisor haney has raised, hiccups that have come along the way, that we have been able to work together to answer. and i'm grateful for that. i'm grateful for the fact that the board can work with you on these issues. but, you know, we have to say kudos, job well-done. a lot of things in san francisco are really difficult right now, and i think it is important that we show that we are doing some things right. and, again, i can't thank you enough. and, again, thank you, supervisor haney, for being able to highlight the great work of our department of public health, and to also come in and ask questions and provide solutions where we've needed them as well. so thank you very much. >> chairman: thank you, super

we had an excellent conversation about our study and our partnership to date, and it was followed by a tour of the san francisco waterfront. >> thank you. thank you for your report. we will now open the phone lines to take public comment on the executive director's report for members of the public joining us on the phone, jennifer will be our operator and will provide instructions now for anyone on the phone who would like to provide public comment. >> thank you, president brandon. at this time, we will open the queue for anyone on the phone who would like to make public comment on the executive director's report. please dial star, three if you wish to make public comment. the system will let you know when your line is open. others will wait on mute until their line is open. comments will be limited to three minutes per person. the queue is now open. please dial star, three if you wish to make public comment. (. >> thank you, jennica. do we have any public commenters on the phone? >> yes, president brandon. we have one caller at the moment. thank you. unmuting the line now. >> hello, president brandon

here are the rec and park sfesk park san francisco elements of the program, and before i dive into them, i want to mention marie banford, and she has been excellent, as well as all of our rec and park members. i want to reiterate how much i respect all of our rec and park members who have come to work every day for the last 13 months to support our san francisco families. our staff is caring, incredibly flexible, and they have had to compartmentalize their own families. this summer, we will be offering 35 day camps at 30 areas around the city for nine weeks of summer. this is not a typical summer for us because we are constrained by continuing health orders. kids will be asked to sign up for three-week sessions, which is very different, again, and i had -- and kids will be operating in pods. it's noted that those children 16 and over are invited to be vaccinated, so we still need to be careful and thoughtful, but we will be giving kids a taste of what we do best, which is camps around town, a.s.l. camps, where kids can participate in sign language or learn sign language. we have neighborhood camps in chinatown and outer mission, we have a girls-o

. >> excellent and really looking forward to it. >> today we're going to make the san francisco classicented by italian and portuguese fishermen. it'll be like a nice spaghetti sauce. then we will put in the fish soup. the last thing is the dungeon as crab, let it all blend together. it will be delicious. when i could, i will try to make healthy meals with fresh ingredients, whatever is in season and local. those juicy, fresh tomatoes will take about an hour to cook down into a nice sauce. this is a good time to make our fish stock. we will take a step that seems like trash and boil it up in water and make a delicious and they speed up my parents were great clerics, and we had wonderful food. family dinners are very important. any chance you can sit down together and have a meal together, it is great communal atmosphere. one of the things i like the most is the opportunity to be creative. hello. anybody with sets their mind to it can cut. always nice to start chopping some vegetables and x and the delicious. all this double in view is this broth with great flavor. but your heart into it

san francisco are prepared for kindergarten and ready to really thrive as they grow older and enter the k-12 system. so that's my goal. that's what i always work towards is inclusiveness and excellence and making sure the kids get the quality early learning that they need. >> chairman: thank you, ms. walters. are there any other folks who are applicants who we have not heard from and i said last week but it was actually the week before last. seeing none. are there any members of the public who would like to testify on this item number 3? >> clerk: yes. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on this item should call (415) 655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 1875747855 then press pound and pound again. if you haven't already done so, dial star 3 to speak. the system will prompt and indicate that you have raised your hand. you may begin your comment. we currently have seven listeners and three callers in line to speak. >> chairman: first speaker, please. >> hi. good morning. thank you. my name is beverlily maluchin. i am represented children's school and also c-pack as a chair currently. i am calling to support the candidates put forth jointly by the cpack policy and legisl

san francisco from the isolation they feel at home. when betty and jen reached out years ago, they told us the paper strived for one thing. that was excellence. we belief the bay times -- we believe the bay times meets and exceeds that goal. over 43 years, from 1978 to today, 2021, created an invaluable historic record of san francisco and its lgbtq ai. it's a legend in its own time. thank you very much. >> [indiscernible] >> caller, it's your turn to speak. >> yes, thank you. this is andrea shorter. i have the pleasure of being a columnist for the san francisco bay times and i just want to echo the comments previous to mine. and just what a gem and what an institution that we all greatly appreciate in the bay times. not only for the lgbtq community, but for our very diverse lgbt community and for san francisco bay area. it is by far, one of the greater forms in which people are able to connect, learn about what is happening in the community. be able to share in good times and bad times what is happening in our community. but more than anything else, i think really be able to represent the diversity and the fullness of our community, our var

these vaccines are excellent and safe, but they aren't perfect. as we expand eligibility to more san franciscans, our admission is to bring vaccines to those communities most impacted by covid-19. and, therefore, we will continue to prioritize equitable distribution throughout the city. one great example of how we can do this is through our mobile vaccination teams and tomorrow alone, we will be conducting vaccinations at the white house for the blind and at ping u.n. housing site in chinatown. still using our shelter-in-place in town. today i was at next door shelter where i have a clinic and it was amazing to be able to take patients i was see right over to the mobile vaccine team getting vaccine to arms in realtime. as we gradually move forward in the opening of our city, we will do so carefully. we will make sure that as we loosen restrictions to support businesses, bring back jobs, and restore the vibrancy of the city. we are on the right path, we are making great progress. thank you. keep the mask on. stay strong. get vaccinated when you're eligible and it's your turn and let's