san francisco thing is that you work with folks. >> it is your duty to help everybody in san francisco.[mus] >> san francisco city clinic a broad range of sexual health services from stephanie tran medical director at san francisco city clinic. we are here to provide easy access to conference of low-cost culturally sensitive sexual health services and to everyone who walks through our door. so we providestd checkups, diagnosis and treatment. we also provide hiv screening we provide hiv treatment for people living with hiv and are uninsured and then we hope them health benefits and rage into conference of primary care. we also provide both pre-nd post exposure prophylactics for hiv prevention we also provide a range of women's reproductive health services including contraception, emergency contraception. sometimes known as plan b. pap smears and [inaudible]. we are was entirely [inaudible]people will come as soon as were open even a little before opening. weight buries a lip it could be the first person here at your in and out within a few minutes. there are some days we do have a pretty considerable weight. in general,

so this slide summarizes the san francisco city clinic project exel. so they were one of the apologetics to be extended and as i mentioned before you one funding was $150,000. so some highlights include strengthening their clinic infrastructure for billing. increasing expressed visits. prep uptake. and reducing hiv disparities. and all of their work is also going to focus on reaching the priority populations that i listed on the previous slide. next slide, please. actually, next one. so we are definitely more than happy to answer your questions. before that, i want to just direct your attention to the link there at the bottom of the slide which is where you can find the san francisco ending the epidemics plan. we're calling it e.t.e. here. so we spent last year doing very intensive strategic planning process with city and community partners and experts and stakeholders including the hiv planning counsel. getting to zero and help c sf. and other partners to develop that plan. and that is what guide all of our activities and our budget and then the stakeh

so this slide summarizes the san francisco city clinic project exel. so they were one of the apologetics to be extended and as i mentioned before you one funding was $150,000. so some highlights include strengthening their clinic infrastructure for billing. increasing expressed visits. prep uptake. and reducing hiv disparities. and all of their work is also going to focus on reaching the priority populations that i listed on the previous slide. next slide, please. actually, next one. so we are definitely more than happy to answer your questions. before that, i want to just direct your attention to the link there at the bottom of the slide which is where you can find the san francisco ending the epidemics plan. we're calling it e.t.e. here. so we spent last year doing very intensive strategic planning process with city and community partners and experts and stakeholders including the hiv planning counsel. getting to zero and help c sf. and other partners to develop that plan. and that is what guide all of our activities and our budget and then the stakeh

so this slide summarizes the san francisco city clinic project exel. so they were one of the apologetics to be extended and as i mentioned before you one funding was $150,000. so some highlights include strengthening their clinic infrastructure for billing. increasing expressed visits. prep uptake. and reducing hiv disparities. and all of their work is also going to focus on reaching the priority populations that i listed on the previous slide. next slide, please. actually, next one. so we are definitely more than happy to answer your questions. before that, i want to just direct your attention to the link there at the bottom of the slide which is where you can find the san francisco ending the epidemics plan. we're calling it e.t.e. here. so we spent last year doing very intensive strategic planning process with city and community partners and experts and stakeholders including the hiv planning counsel. getting to zero and help c sf. and other partners to develop that plan. and that is what guide all of our activities and our budget and then the stakeh

moscone center in san francisco is closing today for people who are still looking to book an appointment for a vaccine. the city will continue distributing doses through several health clinics through pharmacies and mobile sites, san francisco is the first major city in the united states to have more than 80% of its residents partially vaccinated for covid. >> how much money do you really need to make to comfortably afford housing here in the bay area. well, the national low income housing coalition just released a report that shows what residents need to make every year in san francisco renting a one-bedroom apartment alone requires a six-figure salaries specifically $116,920 broken down to an hourly wage that would be $56.21 an hour to have that one bedroom apartment to yourself and anyone who's making just the minimum wage in san francisco. 14 $1 an hour can only afford $728 a month in rent. the minimum wage worker would need to put in a 161 hours of of work per week for that one bedroom apartment to no surprise. san francisco is california's most expensive place for housing followed by san jose area santa cruz area and the oakland fremont area pretty much everywhere in

coney center in san francisco is now close for people who are still looking to book an appointment for a vaccine. the city will continue distributing doses through several health clinics pharmacies and mobile sites. san francisco is the first major city in the nation to have more than 80% of its residents partially vaccinated for covid an ap. a woman is in custody tonight arrested by the department of justice for reportedly offering medicine claiming that it could prevent people from getting covid federal agents claim that the scheme involves fake vaccine cards and deceiving information about the fda approved vaccine forced to re-assess your reports on the investigation and how much the natural path doctor was charging. >> fake vaccine cards with falsified dates and lot numbers of the moderna vaccine. that is just one part of an elaborate puzzle. federal agents allege julie matzie cooked up to offer clients looking to protect themselves from covid-19 the license natural path think doctors states on her website. she offers a large array of remedies to treat the whole body an assortment of ailments. but it was back in march when a person contacted federal authorities te

the boys & girls club is partnering with the clinic serving the antioch communities. >>> the san francisco city leaders say it is a priority to get muni rolling again at pre- pandemic levels but what will it look like? the transit agency is considering which lines to cut and which to keep and that is not sitting well with riders. >> reporter: route 21 has been suspended for 16 months. >> we can't passively sit by while muni lines that have been around a century that are really integral to our neighborhoods get suspended year after year to the point when they never come back. >> reporter: that is why supervisor dean preston called a special hearing that lasted more than four hours. public comments were killed with desperate riders. >> they are on live dangerous what passengers need as opposed to just passenger counts. >> right now at bare anymore they need what we had, so please bring it back. >> reporter: they want to reopen 100% of the lines by the end of the year. >> i want a clear commitment from the mta that the suspensions are temporary and the bus lines that people rely on are coming back

san francisco's last mass vaccination site is closing. the city's other mass vaccination site closed last month. shots will remain available through a network of neighborhood sites, clinicsand pharmacies. good morning everybody. it's 6:30 on wednesday. july 14th. >> good morning. we have a lot to get to this morningw. very some news about the 49ers pre-season kickoff. >>> first let's get over to mary and another gray start to the day. >> it is for sure. tracking that on shernell flow and that ocean breeze. we are look at low , eag and p here is a live look with the treasure island camera. cool, cloudy and breezy in the mid50's around the bay. in the low to mid-60s's with some clearing. partly sunny skies and inland, mild temperatures in the mid- 70s to low to mid-80s's. legalities check in with gianna tracking a crash on 880 this morning. >>> it's causing quite a few brake lights. southbound 880 at fruitvale. we have had the accident involving three vehicles, at least a couple lanes still blocked. tow crews on scene. hopefully they will get this towed out of the roadway. the back up is significant as you head out of oakland. you may want to stick with 580. 580 free flow

san francisco. the other mass vaccination site at city college closed at the end of june, shots will remain available through a twor neighborhood sites and clinics and pharmacies. at least 75% of eligible residents are vaccinated. >>> the city is reporting a noticeable up tick in coronavirus cases. 153 yesterday. in previous week that number was below 100. the city's department of public health is saying it's because of the state's reopen and the spread of the delta variant. >>> johns hopkins experts will host a media briefing to discuss potential consequences of the delta variant that starts at 11. >>> live to san jose where the site of the bay area's deadliest mass shooting could be torn down. the vta's board of directors just discussed the possibility of remodeling or destroying both buildings where the nine people were murdered. funding still needs to be discussed but what is in the works, a new six phase reopening plan to restart light- rail. last week the agency spokesperunning by the end of july. yesterday a new schedule was released that shows service will most likely begin again mid-august. >> we are trying to work directly with the emp

clinic for the deaf community will take place july 24 in santa rosa. >>> we are talking about the heat wave but obviously in the city it's a very san francisco summer.>> it is. even by the bay yesterday our peninsula friends and in the north bay got a bit of relief. the breeze, extra gusty. the fog clears but another windy day. mid 60s. numbers are close to 100 inland. we'll have the forecast next. >>> we are taking a close look at the extent of the damage in surfside florida from a first responder's point of view. >>> i gave her two hard thrusts and sort of a half a thumb sized piece of hot dog came out and she was much better. >> heimlich hero. father of a national's player saves the life of a fan i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's

city. it is not the nature of san francisco to be a less compassionate but more compassionate and we need safe clinics or whatever you want to call them, overdose prevention sites is what i'm calling them. and we need to take care of the overdose problem by solving that and giving them a fair treatment. thank you. >> hi, i'm curtis and i'm a long time tenderloin resident and co-chair of the people's congress and part of what is known as the aids generation or long-term survivor of h.i.v. i was first diagnosed in 1985. living in isolation in the tenderloin sro, it was very lonely, painful and created all kinds of additional social and emotional challenges for me. our single seniors are struggling alone and in isolation and dying alone when they don't need to. i'm asking today for $300,000 to fund mental health services for long-term survivors of h.i.v. folks like myself, who we don't want to see alone dying alone without hope. we can change that. >> good afternoon i'm paul and a fourth generation native who has been living with aids since 1988. just this last october celebrated 28 years sober. when aid