. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, andirector of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have

director of the human services agency, trent rohrer, the director of housing and homelessness, abigail stewart khan, and i'm san francisco mayor, london breed, here to provide you with an update on what is happening with covid-19 in our city. as of today we have 1,994 casis of those san franciscans who have been diagnosed with covid-19, and sadly we've lost 35 people and about 70 people have been hospitalized, and as a reminder, we want to ask folks to visit datasf.org/covid19 for more information. i have a number of announcements today, and i am excited to announce some good news for a change. i know that last friday we made an announcement that on may 18 there would be a number of businesses, including florists and bookstores and cosmetic stores and other places that will be allowed to reopen for pick-up and delivery services. and the good news is that is still happening. the even better news is that we are able to extend this to all retail in san francisco with a business that is actually directly connected to the street. and so what this means now for our city is incredible because we're talkin

director of the human services agency, trent rohrer, the director of housing and homelessness, abigail stewart khan, and i'm san francisco mayor, london breed, here to provide you with an update on what is happening with covid-19 in our city. as of today we have 1,994 casis of those san franciscans who have been diagnosed with covid-19, and sadly we've lost 35 people and about 70 people have been hospitalized, and as a reminder, we want to ask folks to visit datasf.org/covid19 for more information. i have a number of announcements today, and i am excited to announce some good news for a change. i know that last friday we made an announcement that on may 18 there would be a number of businesses, including florists and bookstores and cosmetic stores and other places that will be allowed to reopen for pick-up and delivery services. and the good news is that is still happening. the even better news is that we are able to extend this to all retail in san francisco with a business that is actually directly connected to the street. and so what this means now for our city is incredible because we're talkin

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and the director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we appr

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and the director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we appr

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, andhe director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff

director of the human services agency, trent rohrer, the director of housing and homelessness, abigail stewart khan, and i'm san francisco mayor, london breed, here to provide you with an update on what is happening with covid-19 in our city. as of today we have 1,994 casis of those san franciscans who have been diagnosed with covid-19, and sadly we've lost 35 people and about 70 people have been hospitalized, and as a reminder, we want to ask folks to visit datasf.org/covid19 for more information. i have a number of announcements today, and i am excited to announce some good news for a change. i know that last friday we made an announcement that on may 18 there would be a number of businesses, including florists and bookstores and cosmetic stores and other places that will be allowed to reopen for pick-up and delivery services. and the good news is that is still happening. the even better news is that we are able to extend this to all retail in san francisco with a business that is actually directly connected to the street. and so what this means now for our city is incredible because we're talkin

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, andhe director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we apprec

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and the director of our healthy streets operationte

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we apprecia

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and the director of our healthy streets operation team, jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we appr

director of the human services agency, trent rohrer, the director of housing and homelessness, abigail stewart khanfrancisco mayor, london breed, here to provide you with an update on what is happening with covid-19 in our city. as of today we have

director of the human services agency, trent rohrer, the director of housing and homelessness, abigail stewart khani'm san francisco mayor, london breed, here to provide you with an update on what is happening with covid-19 in our city. as of today we have 1,994 casis of those san franciscans who have been diagnosed with covid-19, and sadly we've lost 35 people and about 70 people have been hospitalized, and as a reminder, we want to ask folks to visit datasf.org/covid19 for more information. i have a number of announcements today, and i am excited to announce some good news for a change. i know that last friday we made an announcement that on may 18 there would be a number of businesses, including florists and bookstores and cosmetic stores and other places that will be allowed to reopen for pick-up and delivery services. and the good news is that is still happening. the even better news is that we are able to extend this to all retail in san francisco with a business that is actually directly connected to the street. and so what this means now for our city is incredible because we're talking abou

. >> human services, trent roar, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart khan, and jeff kazinski, people who are consistently working on the front lines to help us deal with many of the challenges that exist as it relates to covid-19 in san francisco. as of today, we have 1,754 cases of covid-19, and sadly we have had 31 people pass away as a result. currently there are 84 people that are hospitalized, and for more information, please visit datasf.org/covid19 for details. i want to just start today on a little bit of a lighter note in recognition of so many of the first responders and health care workers that are on the front lines doing the incredible work to keep us all safe. monday was international firefighters day, and i had an opportunity to drop off lunch to our firefighters at station 6, and just express my appreciation for their work. the firefighters and the paramedics and the people who are called to so many very challenging scenes continue to work very hard for our city during this pandemic, and we appreciate the work that they do. and as we know, in the