starting with our city attorney, dennis herrera. (applause). >> the man was city attorney forever. david chew is the new city attorney we know. dennis is the former city attorney. i keep forgetting. he is now director of the public utilities commission for san francisco. dennis herrera. [applause] >> general manager. now don't get mad at me, i am not coming back. madam mayor, you could not have made a better selection than matt dorsey for district 6 supervisor. unfortunately, it is true. i was around for 20 years, a long time. let me tell you, matt dorsey stood by my side for 14 of those years as spokesperson as city attorney's office. they asked me earlier. how does it feel to have matt dorsey being sworn in as supervisor. you know what? people have been benefiting from matt dorsey's service for close to 20 years. they just didn't know it. we have a tremendous family in the city attorney's office. city attorney david chew can attest to. we all work together. it was never just about the lawyers in the city attorney's office. the mayor alluded to the battle for mayor. i don't care if

a back in 2019, both you and then city attorney dennis herrera.ty of e-cigarettes. so what's your reaction to the court's decision to temporarily block the fda's orders this week? >> well, you know, i'm excited about the fact that the fda decided to toe due to remove the products from the shelf. we obviously knew how harmful they were. they were addicting young people to nicotine and eventually tobacco. and so that's why we fought hard to ban e-cigarettes here in san francisco. just like when we benes agrees to jewel stepped in and tried to commit a ballot measure to overturn our law here in san francisco. so i expect them to continue to do everything they can to continue to young people versus be responsible and get their products out of our stores. >> any reaction to specifically about the this temporary in response to the fda's decision? >> we have excited about the man. i'm glad that, you know, the fda decided to come on board and say we're not going to have a company put products in our stores that are going to be harmful to young people that