so we ramped up testing dramatically in both at our al -- alemany sites and [inaudible] and at this point, that increase in demand has not decreased in supply. we are working with our partners and across our health care system partners, kaiser, ucsf, sutter, and so forth, to expand testing. people who have health care providers are experiencing some delays both in getting some appointments and some delays in getting test results back, so we're working to mitigate that as much as possible. we're also working to access home test kits, which we haven't had in prior times, to help people get rapidly tested. but we acknowledge that testing demand is increasing and, again, are working hard to expand testing options, testing hours for people so that people can get tested when they need to. >> okay. great. next, we'll go back to fini. >> okay. thanks for that. why do some people who are vaccinated experience symptoms and are being hospitalized despite the small numbers? >> yeah, so i think it's important to look at the broader numbers in san francisco. there are going to be some breakthrough infe

so we ramped up testing dramatically in both at our al -- alemany sites and [inaudible] and at this point, that increase in demand has not decreased in supply. we are working with our partners and across our health care system partners, kaiser, ucsf, sutter, and so forth, to expand testing. people who have health care providers are experiencing some delays both in getting some appointments and some delays in getting test results back, so we're working to mitigate that as much as possible. we're also working to access home test kits, which we haven't had in prior times, to help people get rapidly tested. but we acknowledge that testing demand is increasing and, again, are working hard to expand testing options, testing hours for people so that people can get tested when they need to. >> okay. great. next, we'll go back to fini. >> okay. thanks for that. why do some people who are vaccinated experience symptoms and are being hospitalized despite the small numbers? >> yeah, so i think it's important to look at the broader numbers in san francisco. there are going to be some breakthrough infe

so we ramped up testing dramatically in both at our al -- alemany sites and [inaudible] and at this point, that increase in demand has not decreased in supply. we are working with our partners and across our health care system partners, kaiser, ucsf, sutter, and so forth, to expand testing. people who have health care providers are experiencing some delays both in getting some appointments and some delays in getting test results back, so we're working to mitigate that as much as possible. we're also working to access home test kits, which we haven't had in prior times, to help people get rapidly tested. but we acknowledge that testing demand is increasing and, again, are working hard to expand testing options, testing hours for people so that people can get tested when they need to. >> okay. great. next, we'll go back to fini. >> okay. thanks for that. why do some people who are vaccinated experience symptoms and are being hospitalized despite the small numbers? >> yeah, so i think it's important to look at the broader numbers in san francisco. there are going to be some breakthrough infe

are only asking for truth and transparency and to have our seat back at that table to which these alemanyarned and have book same. the motion also asked the court to order the college not to take any action towards the merger with northeastern for 60 days, mills college has said it could not continue conferring degrees for economic reasons. after a year that saw more than 700 overdose deaths, san francisco has launched a new specialized response team. ktvu is christian captain tells us the aim of the program is to reduce the number of people dying on the city streets. san francisco police regularly patrol the city streets, but now teams looking to prevent overdose deaths will be joining them. the number of overdose deaths in the homeless community has doubled in the last year, according to the mayor's office. those on the streets near u. n plaza say they know getting high can be dangerous, even deadly. whenever you're getting high with somebody, assuming you're with somebody, which is probably the better way to do it anyway. you don't know if that person going to be overdose mean if they

to which these alemany trustees deserve earned and have. the motion also asks the court to order the college not to take any action toward the merger with northeastern for 60 days, a fed. will ban on evictions expired over the weekend. now millions of americans will have to pay back rent. the ban was put in place last year to help slow the spread of covid infections. just last month, the supreme court ruled that it could not be extended without congressional approval. missouri congresswoman cori bush camped outside the capital and called the failure to extend the moratorium inhumane. i can't for the life of me understand why we are saying it's okay to force people out of their homes because, as legislators or because are the powers that be didn't make it happen. according to the census bureau, some 3.5 million americans could be facing eviction in the next two months. it's san francisco people demonstrated outside speaker nancy pelosi's home on saturday, calling on her to reconvene the house at the earliest possible time. people living here

jacqueline alemany of "the washington post" and mo elleithee of georgetown university's institute ofo ask you, the cdc made a lot of news this week. they've been roundly criticized. if the white house got upset when reporters covered on that confusion and said they were confused. this is a tweet in all caps from the white house. "vaccinated people do not transmit the virus at the same rate as unvaccinated people" and if you fail to include that context, you're doing it wrong. marc, i've been a little bit pulling my hair out as to why the white house instead didn't just hold a briefing to basically clear up any confusion, answer all the questions rather than having one off interviews or email distribution of guidance come from the cdc. your thoughts? >> your 100% correct and look, the message from the white house and for the federal government ought to be if you are vaccinated, for you the pandemic is over. there have been 164 million americans who have been fully vaccinated and less than a thousand of those have died of covid. you are more likely to die from a lightning strike, a dog

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item 6, 2021-003994-cua, at 3995 alemany boulevard. members of the public, this is your time to comment on the consent calendar. seeing no members of the public wishing to speak, public comment is now closed, and the item is now before you. >> president koppel: commissioner diamond? >> commissioner diamond: move to approve. >> president koppel: second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that -- well, there is a member of the public requesting to speak. should we take that caller? >> president koppel: yes. >> clerk: go ahead, caller. we are taking comment on the consent calendar. did you want this item removed from the consent calendar -- >> i was working from -- [inaudible] >> clerk: then, commissioners, there is a motion to approve item 6 on your consent calendar. [roll call] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that item passes unanimously 5-0, and will place us on item 7, consideration of adoption draft minutes for july 29, 2021, joint meeting and regular hearing. miss hester, this will be your opportunity to speak to the items. >

, we'll be identifying a project and moving forward. >> alemany and geneva and maybe mission and persiaome examples in other parts of the bay area. after you've done some of the analysis, does it -- there was -- are there ones that jump out to you that seem like the most worthy of following up with in terms of potentially implementing as well? >> as noted, i think it depends on the street. and also where the sideshows are occurring. i think where the street is very wide and the stunt driving is happening in the middle of the street as shown for gal kvist, i think it's best to put something in the intersection. oakland did a raised hump, a bump, but rather than putting it so the vehicles drive over it, they put it along the street. if doing that, if vehicles are trying to spin on the street, that would interfere with that activity. that could be a useful measure to try on streets that are linear long and wide. for smaller streets, traffic circles make the most sense. and then for larger intersections, the race dots are probably the only thing we can install in the intersection. what we d

so we ramped up testing dramatically in both at our al -- alemany sites and [inaudible] and at this point decreased in supply. we are working with our partners and across our health care system partners, kaiser, ucsf, sutter, and so forth, to expand testing. people who have health care providers are experiencing some delays both in getting some appointments and some delays in getting test results back, so we're working to mitigate that as much as possible. we're also working to access home test kits, which we haven't had in prior times, to help people get rapidly tested. but we acknowledge that testing demand is increasing and, again, are working hard to expand testing options, testing hours for people so that people can get tested when they need to. >> okay. great. next, we'll go back to fini. >> okay. thanks for that. why do some people who are vaccinated experience symptoms and are being hospitalized despite the small numbers? >> yeah, so i think it's important to look at the broader numbers in san francisco. there are going to be some breakthrough infections, and especially with delta

so we ramped up testing dramatically in both at our al -- alemany sites and [inaudible] and at this pointncrease in demand has not decreased in supply. we are working with our partners and across our health care system partners, kaiser, ucsf, sutter, and so forth, to expand testing. people who have health care providers are experiencing some delays both in getting some appointments and some delays in getting test results back, so we're working to mitigate that as much as possible. we're also working to access home test kits, which we haven't had in prior times, to help people get rapidly tested. but we acknowledge that testing demand is increasing and, again, are working hard to expand testing options, testing hours for people so that people can get tested when they need to. >> okay. great. next, we'll go back to fini. >> okay. thanks for that. why do some people who are vaccinated experience symptoms and are being hospitalized despite the small numbers? >> yeah, so i think it's important to look at the broader numbers in san francisco. there are going to be some breakthrough infections,