i am the chair of the committee, aaron peskin, joined by vice chair raphael mandelman and supervisor chan. unfortunately, due to a severing of a fiberoptic cable, we had to recess the

our vice chair is aaron peskin. our clerk is britney milton. madam clerk, will

treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering his board colleague aaron peskin is one of 2 supervisors who voted against the emergency declaration. he is introducing a motion to withdraw concurrence with the mayor's proclamation declaring a local emergency supervisor peskin declined our request for an interview he had this to say. i think there are some people that would like to read it again. the issue. but i some members of the board, but mean, listen, we talked about this all the way into new year's >> it gave the authority for the city to declare a state of emergency. so monies and resources and energy can be shifted around to really focus on the public health crisis that we have in the tenderloin in particular. has it made you cry on for news. >> now to the east bay where oakland police have made an arrest in a deadly shooting. police found a man who had been shot on webster street near 3rd street that far from jack london square. this is last night he died at the hospital. this is oakland's second homicide of the year. police have not yet released the name

his board colleague aaron peskin is one of 2 supervisors who voted against the emergency declaration.is introducing a motion to withdraw concurrence with the mayor's proclamation declaring a local emergency supervisor peskin declined our request for an interview. >> tenderloin district supervisor matt haney had this to say. so this was just past 10 days ago. and so it's my view that we need to actually give it an opportunity to work. get people off the streets into treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering. has it made you cry on for >> in the northway. a santa rosa woman has been arrested 4 times in the past 11 months in connection to stealing catalytic converters in the area on sunday. 28 year-old claudia granted arrow rebus was arrested after being caught in the getaway car. the catalytic converter theft on the 1200 block of wyoming street to upon searching the vehicle. police found an electric saw new and used saw blades extra vehicle jax suspected methamphetamine and other burglary tools. those items are being pictured on your screen there

aaron peskin recently introduced a motion to withdraw the board's support.urs long debate yesterday. the supervisors voted to re address the issue again next month. that will happen on february 8th supervisor. matt haney who represents the tenderloin says it's still too soon for there to be any changes at this particular time. this was just past 10 days ago. and so it's my view that we need to actually give it an opportunity to work. >> i get people off the streets into treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering. >> the emergency declaration wave several city permit rules to speed up the opening of the linkage center. but it's still not clear what would happen to the city's plan if the board does decide in the end to withdraw its support for this plan. tomorrow marks one year since the january 6th insurrection capital police promise. they are ready for anything that could happen on the anniversary while lawmakers. they look back on that day, basil john is live in washington, dc with the details. basil. >> well, we'll g

that was aaron peskin, and he raised a lot of new questions today. the city also revealed it's leased a building on market street as a linkage center. that building is for tenderloin residents, particularly addicts, to access health and human services programs. >> we know the storms help, but make no mistake, california is in a full-on drought. since california water customers are apparently not meeting those voluntary goals to cut water use, the state water board is imposing some new rules. water board members have voted unanimously to ban three water wasting practices. you can no longer wash your car without a shut-off nozzle. you can't hose down a sidewalk or a driveway to clean it, and you cannot run sprinklers so long that you get runoff into the street. if you break those rules you could face a fine up to $500, but it's going to be up to your local water agency to actually enforce those rules. >> okay, have you driven over a pothole lately? if not, consider yourself lucky. the recent rains have left a lot of these things. potholes, dents, gouge

the chronicle reports that supervisor aaron peskin asked for a one month review to allow for more engagement with the community. mayor london breed set on twitter the city shouldn't let obstruction stop it from helping residents in need. san francisco supervisor matt haney has an update about the embarcadero is navigation center. that center opened back in december of 2019 in a thread on twitter, haney says. since then, the center has served more than 400 people, and there has been a 90% decrease in unsheltered people nearby. the centers lease was recently renewed for another two years, and haney says there was little pushback from the community. however shortly after the center opened, some neighbors complained of more needles and homeless camps in the area. haney says the centers progress means the city should consider opening more. some california lawmakers have introduced new assembly bills in an effort to crack down on rampant retail theft. as ktvu sam magus reports . their efforts come as three more businesses in the south bay were hit by smash and grab thieves this week. update it. ye

december 23rd after a contentious 10 our virtual meeting the chronicle reports that supervisor aaron peskin, who was absent for that vote, introduced a motion for another hearing. aid supervisors would have to approve holding the hearing, and at least six would have to vote overturned the measure. san francisco police said in a tweet tonight that they are investigating the city's first homicide of 2022. police say a man died in the shooting today on brandon street near the embarcadero. no word at this time on any suspects he's known as a pioneer of the cultural phenomenon known as the hi fi movement music producer tracks a million died yesterday from cancer. ktvu sam. burly spoke to friends and fellow artists who say he's left a lasting impact on the bay area music scene. sirens a project featuring all female artists was tracked for millions last before his death from cancer on january 2nd. some of the music was created at this studio in emeryville, where we met with his manager, prashant pk kumar. it's like a classy guy, you know , great demeanor, you know, not a big talker, extremely humb

our vice chair is aaron peskin. our clerk is britney milton. madam clerk, will you please take the roll. >> clerk: of course. [roll call] we have quorum. and before the next announcement, i'd like to make an announcement about public comment. public comment can be reached by dialling (415) 655-0001. and then access code 24969897349 pound and then pound again. dial star three to be added to the queue to speak. do not press star three again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line has been unmuted, you will be allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we will take the next caller. the best practices are speak clearly and slowly and turn down any television or audio streaming. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. please call item two. >> clerk: item two is a final approval on the first appearance approve the resolution making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953e. this resolution allows public agencies to continue to exclusively meet via teleconfere

i'm the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman.s mr. young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference. the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each

i am the chair of the committee supervisor aaron peskin joined by vice-chairman delman and committee. our clerk is mr. young. >> committee members participate in this remote meeting t

but the fate of the mayor's emergency declaration is unclear supervisor aaron peskin while he recently introduced a motion to withdraw mayor breezes, the mayor breed's this proposal. the supervisors voted to address the issue again next month on february 8th supervisor. matt haney who represents the tenderloin says it's still too soon for there to be any further changes. it was just past 10 days ago. and so it's my view that we need to actually give it an opportunity to work. >> get people off the streets into treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering. >> okay. so the emergency declaration waived several city permit rules to speed up the opening of the linkage center just basically cut down some red tape. it's not clear what would happen to the city's plan if the board does decide to withdraw its support. tomorrow marks one year since the january 6th insurrection capital police. they promise they are ready for anything that could possibly go down to the extent of what we saw. one year ago as lawmakers are still looking to see exactly what happen

aaron peskin recently introduced a motion to withdraw the board's support. turning now to our coronavirus coverage 10 days before the state's indoor mask mandate was set to expire, california health and human services secretary doctor mark galli announced set the mandate is here to stay, at least until mid february and doctor galley made the announcement during a teleconference today. he also talked about concerns regarding hospitals and address the upcoming super bowl in los angeles. kron four's dan kerman has more. >> wearing a mask while in indoor public places will continue at least for a little more than a month and a teleconference wednesday. california secretary of health and human services announced the state is extending its indoor mask mandate, at least through february 15th, at which point they will decide whether to rescind it or extended again, look, you know where we are with our hospital >> looking at whether that pressure is going to continue, whether we're coming over clearly coming that we're seeing for and that pressure and cool. >> well,

treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering his board colleague aaron peskin is one of 2 supervisors who voted against the emergency declaration. he is introducing a motion to withdraw concurrence with the mayor's proclamation declaring a local emergency supervisor peskin declined our request for an interview he had this to say. i think there are some people that would like to really gave the issue. but i some members of the board, but mean, listen, we talked about this all the way into new year's >> it gave the authority for the city to declare a state of emergency. so monies and resources and energy can be shifted around to really focus on the public health crisis that we have in the tenderloin in particular hasn't met you kron 4 news. >> san francisco police have made an arrest in the city's first homicide of the new year. there was a shooting yesterday afternoon at an apartment building on brandon street near the embarcadero officers found a man who had been shot and they say 43 year-old ricky on the coast later turned himself in as the shooter he's facing

the fate of the mayor's emergency declaration is unclear supervisor aaron peskin recently introduced a motion to withdraw the board's support. and after an hours long debate yesterday. the supervisors voted to re address the issue again next month. that will happen on february 8th supervisor. matt haney who represents the tenderloin says. it might be too early to make any further changes. this was just past 10 days ago. >> and so it's my view that we need to actually give it an opportunity to work. i get people off the streets into treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering. >> the emergency declaration waived several permit rules. call that red tape to speed things up for the linkage center, but it's still not clear what would happen to the city's plan if the board does decide to withdraw its support. tomorrow. you believe it when years since the rioters stormed the u.s. capitol a promise that they are ready for anything that could possibly happen on the anniversary while lawmakers look back on that day. basil john is live in washington, dc wi

i'm the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman. our clerk is mr. young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference. the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s -- two minutes to speak. you can call (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. is 24937467581. you will hear the meeting session. you will be muted and in listen mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location and turn down your television or radio. you can e-mail rules committee clerk victor.young@sfgovtv.org. comments maybe sent by u.s. mail to city hall, 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> supervisor peskin: please read the first item. we are joined by

board approved the state of emergency two weeks ago but debated a proposal yesterday by supervisor aaron peskinpervisors to reconsider the issue. supervisor peskin says he worries the declaration wields too much power and says it needs review. i have some fundamental questions. i mean about linkage to what navigation centers to navigate to where. the state of emergency allows the city to bypass bureaucratic red tape and speed up hiring of mental health and substance abuse workers. the board will discuss the issue again in february, city of san francisco's decided to pay for the school board recall election that's set for next month. the board of supervisors voted yesterday to cover the $3 million expense. the school board president, vice president and one board member or the subject of the recall supervisor , rafael mandel. men came up with the proposal, saying the cash strapped san francisco unified school district cannot afford the cost. some san francisco workers could be getting some more paid time off during public health emergencies back when the pandemic started, you'll remember san fran

however, the fate of mayor london breed's declaration is unclear supervisor aaron peskin recently introducedto withdraw the board's support. >> nurses. caring for patients infected with covid say the omicron variant has been especially ruthless among children. they're not only testing positive at an alarming rate. but many are requiring trips to the hospital, particularly if they are unvaccinated forcefully to call. talked with nurses were badly. the overwhelming rise in cases. >> as covid 19 rips through communities pediatric nurses say unlike previous surges during the pandemic. children are now getting the worst of it. this is really rocked in the past week. the centers for disease control and prevention says new hospital admissions for kids with covid 19 increased. 66% record highs since the pandemic began 2 years ago. this variant has changed. >> they came in the in the last 2 i have pressure on my chest. >> from the martha cool is a registered nurse at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland and secretary treasurer of national nurses united. she says despite expanded vaccine availa

our vice chair is aaron peskin. our clerk is britney milton. madam clerk, will you please take the roll. >> clerk: of course. [roll call] we have quorum. and before the next announcement, i'd like to make an announcement about public comment. public comment can be reached by dialling (415) 655-0001. and then access code 24969897349 pound and then pound again. dial star three to be added to the queue to speak. do not press star three again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line has been unmuted, you will be allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we will take the next caller. the best practices are speak clearly and slowly and turn down any television or audio streaming. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. please call item two. >> clerk: item two is a final approval on the first appearance approve the resolution making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953e. this resolution allows public agencies to continue to exclusively meet via teleconfere

it aims to tackle crime and drug overdose deaths in that neighborhood supervisor aaron peskin was on vacation during a normal holiday recess when the board took its first vote. today the board approved his motion to hold another hearing. also mayor breed announced the city has entered into a lease for so called linkage center at a vacant commercial building in u. n plaza. in a release, the mayor said they hoped to open the temporary shelter by mid january to offer behavioral health care. and treatment as well as other resources. tonight, the supervisors are expected to vote on whether to affirm or withdraw their support for this plan. have some fundamental questions . i mean about linkage to what? uh navigation centers to navigate to where and i think you know, these are some of the questions that we should ask and continue to be involved and continue. to monitor and to continue to collaborate. this is the reason why i supported it. i will continue to fight against a law enforcement. ah surge in the tenderloin, but i will continue to fight for a services health response. to this drug

supervisor aaron peskin recently introduced a motion to withdraw the board's support.er an hours long debate today. the supervisors voted to really address the issue again next month on february 8th in order to allow the public comment on the situation supervisor. matt haney who represents the tenderloin says it is too soon for there to be any further changes. >> this was just past 10 days ago. and so it's my view that we need to actually give it an opportunity to work. i get people off the streets into treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering. >> the emergency declaration waived several city permit rules in order to speed up the opening of the linkage center. it is not clear what would happen to the city's plan if the board does ultimately decide to withdraw its support. the san mateo county sheriff's department has launched a new prison program aims to teach incarcerated people how to manage their stress aggression. >> and trauma. this is at the maple street correctional center in redwood city. it's the first county jail in t

the board approved supervisor aaron peskin motion to hold another hearing today.as mayor breed announced the city has entered into a lease for a so called linkage center at u. n plaza. the mayor said they are hoping to open that temporary shelter by mid january to offer behavioral health care and treatment. i have some fundamental questions. i mean about linkage to what navigation centers to navigate to wear. and i think you know these are some of the questions that we should ask and continue to be involved and continue to monitor and to continue. to collaborate. thank you. tonight, the board postponed a vote to reconsider the emergency declaration until february eight. more and more americans are walking away from their jobs because of low pay and covid concerns is what many are calling the great resignation. 4.5 million people voluntarily quit their jobs in the month of november. that's around 3% of all american workers. the hospitality industry said the most departures with 6% of all employees, quitting people working at hotels and restaurants, citing low pay a

treatment, bring some safety and health and wellness to a community that suffering his board colleague aaron peskin is one of 2 supervisors who voted against the emergency declaration. he is introducing a motion to withdraw concurrence with the mayor's proclamation declaring a local emergency supervisor peskin declined our request for an interview he had this to say. i think there are some people that would like to read it again. the issue. but i some members of the board, but mean, listen, we talked about this all the way into new year's eve. >> it gave the authority for the city to declare a state of emergency. so monies and resources and energy can be shifted around to really focus on the public health crisis that we have in the tenderloin in particular. has made you cry on for news. the california supreme court has ruled that violent felons cannot be considered for early release even if their primary offense was considered nonviolent. >> the state's high court issued the unanimous ruling yesterday, the case involved expanding proposition 57 approved by voters in 2016. it allowed for inmates con

supervisor aaron peskin, though, was on vacation during the scheduled recess and missed the vote.d a motion to hold another hearing today with every supervisor present. the board unanimously approved the request in the last hour and the end of this hearing or at the end of this hearing, the board will vote on whether to withdraw or reaffirm support for the emergency. mayor breeds declaration waves permit rules and speeds up the opening of a homeless service center. this afternoon, mayor bree so callede center at a vacant commercial building at 11 70 market in the u. n plaza gregory will have much more on the story coming up. at 5 30 today. supervisors hearing comes as new numbers are released about the crackdown on drug dealing in the tenderloin, police say. in the last weekoren one kg fentanyl. a kilo by pold more than $4300 in cash and made 32 felony arrests. there's a new plan this year to fix san francisco's sinking millennium tower. the chronicle reports that involves a big reduction in the number of piles. they're going to be installed into the shifting soil at 31 mission st

i'm the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman.rk is mr. young.

i am the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman and supervisor connie chan. our clerk is mr. victor young. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the board recognizes that

our vice chair is aaron peskin. our clerk is britney milton.e roll. >> clerk: of course. [roll call] we have quorum. and before the next announcement, i'd like to make an announcement about public comment. public comment can be reached by dialling (415) 655-0001. and then access code 24969897349 pound and then pound again. dial star three to be added to the queue to speak. do not press star three again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line has been unmuted, you will be allowed two minutes to speak. when your two minutes are up, we will take the next caller. the best practices are speak clearly and slowly and turn down any television or audio streaming. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. please call item two. >> clerk: item two is a final approval on the first appearance approve the resolution making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953e. this resolution allows public agencies to continue to exclusively meet via teleconference. the agency must make certain fin

colleagues, who have been doing this work, and i just want to note that our colleague, supervisor aaron peskin, who could not join us today, and part of his district in the tenderloin, will be introduced . >> president walton: supervisor chan? i believe that supervisor chan is frozen. if she isn't aware -- >> clerk: mr. president, i believe we have lost connection with supervisor chan at this point. >> president walton: so i believe we will call supervisor chan back at this point. i'm going to say a few words and then pass it to supervisor haney. and the first thing i really do just want to start off by, again, appreciating everyone for being here this evening. all of my colleagues, the clerk's office, department heads, you, director carroll, chief scott. i know the meeting did not have to take place during this time period, but no one is complaining, so i want to thank you all for being here. i've been around drug abuse, addiction, death, violence my entire life. i don't wish that on anyone, and i just want to start off by saying, if you sell drugs, you need to be held accountable. that is no

i am the chair of the committee aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman and supervisor connie chan. our clerk is mr. victor young. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. the board recognizes that public access to city service is essential and invites public participation in the following ways. public comment available on sfgov.org. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak unless otherwise stated. comments or opportunities to speak are available by calling (415) 655-0001. the meeting id is 24816783884 then press pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions but be muted and in listening mode only. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your television or radio. you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. e-mail the rules committee clerk at victor.young@sfgov.org. it will be included as part of the file. written comments may be sent to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlet place san francisco california. 24102. that completes my initial comments. >>

i'm the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman. reflect the video conference. the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s

i am the chair of the committee supervisor aaron peskin joined by vice-chairman delman and committee member supervisor connie chan. our clerk is mr. young. >> committee members participate in this remote meeting through video as though physically present. we recognize that public access to city services is essential. public comment will be available on each item on the agenda. channel 26, 78 or 99 and --governor rick scott are streaming on the screen. available by (415)655-0001. call from a quiet location, speak cloly and turn down your television or radio. you may submit public comment in either way. e-mail to the rules committee clerk at vic.yo un g at sfgovtv. if you submit it will be forwarded and included as part of the file. written comments will be sent to city hall room 244. san francisco california 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> thank you. could you please read the first item. >> item 1. campaign and governmental conduct code. permit consultants and to prohibit elected officials, department heads commissioners and designated employees from soliciting behested

aaron. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: the other aaron, thank you president walton. just couple of quick questions and i will wrap up. to ms. carol, out of curiosity, you mentioned trusted community partners in the tenderloin. who are those trusted community partners which you are affiliating? >> give me one moment. the t.l. organizations that are so supportive and who we've been working with is st. anthonys tenderloin community benefit district, tenderloin housing clinic, level latino, organizations that we are working with actively but who have indicated they may still have outstanding concerns about the plan and we're still working out all those details are glide, chinatown community development, uc hastings and ywam. we appreciate their willingness to work with us and work through the process. that's the list that we have. we're also working with providers through department of public health and h.s.h. sorry, also adult probation. we forget them, they have enormous amount of resources. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. with regard to the terms of the new year's ev

i'm the chair of the committee, aaron peskin joined by vice chair supervisor rafael mandelman.young. >> clerk: the minutes will reflect the video conference. the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invites public participation. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda either channel 26, 78 or 99 at sfgovtv.org or streaming the public call in number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two u.m.u.s -- two minutes to speak. you can call (415)655-0001, meeting i.d. is 24937467581. you will hear the meeting session. you will be muted and in listen mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. best practices are to call from a quiet location and turn down your television or radio. you can e-mail rules committee clerk victor.young@sfgovtv.org. comments maybe sent by u.s. mail to city hall, 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> supervisor peskin: please read the first item. we are joined by board president wa

so i'd like to thank my colleagues supervisor ronen, aaron peskin and dean preston for co-sponsoring this measure. i want to thank my legislative aide for all her hard work on this. we both have been in city government for a long time. we recognize there are many things that we can fix. and i think that this is not the only way to fix it, but this is definitely a fundamental way to change the culture and the structure of our city government. this charter amendment i am calling a good and clean government because it's going to do a couple of things. one, it's going to really create an independent city administrator who can focus on delivering city services free from political cronyism. and second is for us to share appointments to charter commission between executive and legislative branches. it's around delivering the basics, providing quality service. clean streets, public safety and reliable transit coordinating work between city departments and managing the city's public asset. the measure will also provide checks and balances and transparency for all city departments sharing appo

i am the chair of the committee, aaron peskin, joined by vice chair raphael mandelman and supervisor chan. unfortunately, due to a severing of a fiberoptic cable, we had to recess the meeting at that time. the m.t.a. claims that mitchell engineering was working for comcast, but i am working to get to the bottom of the finger pointing, and we will eventually get to the bottom of who owes who money. with that, we were in the middle of item number 4, the children's agency, and i will ask mr. young to read the blurb for items 1 through 3 and take public comment. so if you could read the afore mentioned blurb we will get those items out of the way. >> clerk: yes. items 1 through 3 were acted upon at the meeting of january 24, 2022 before the meeting was recessed. to ensure public participation, public comment will be reheld for these matters. comments or opportunities for speakers during public comment period are available via phone by calling 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. is 2494-817-1812. then press pound and pound again. let me check and see -- >> chair peskin: i will add just by way

so i'd like to thank my colleagues supervisor ronen, aaron peskin and dean preston for co-sponsoring this measure. i want to thank my legislative aide for all her hard work on this. we both have been in city government for a long time. we recognize there are many things that we can fix. and i think that this is not the only way to fix it, but this is definitely a fundamental way to change the culture and the structure of our city government. this charter amendment i am calling a good and clean government because it's going to do a couple of things. one, it's going to really create an independent city administrator who can focus on delivering city services free from political cronyism. and second is for us to share appointments to charter commission between executive and legislative branches. it's around delivering the basics, providing quality service. clean streets, public safety and reliable transit coordinating work between city departments and managing the city's public asset. the measure will also provide checks and balances and transparency for all city departments sharing appo

aaron. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: the other aaron, thank you president walton. just couple of quick questions and i will wrap up. to ms. carol, out of curiosity, you mentioned trusted community partners in the tenderloin. who are those trusted community partners which you are affiliating? >> give me one moment. the t.l. organizations that are so supportive and who we've been working with is st. anthonys tenderloin community benefit district, tenderloin housing clinic, level latino, organizations that we are working with actively but who have indicated they may still have outstanding concerns about the plan and we're still working out all those details are glide, chinatown community development, uc hastings and ywam. we appreciate their willingness to work with us and work through the process. that's the list that we have. we're also working with providers through department of public health and h.s.h. sorry, also adult probation. we forget them, they have enormous amount of resources. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. with regard to the terms of the new year's ev