those who are here, could you please come up and stand with the team leader there, barbara garcia and aragon. all of you please stand up so we can acknowledge all of you. [ applause ] on september 30, 2014, the cdc announced the first laboratory case confirmed of ebola diagnosed in the united states and this prompted a local response in the nation. a planning teaming meeting was convened. there were three times as many people who were unable also to come here and we want to recognize all of you. who worked tirelessly hours to ensure this city has a coordinated and unified response of an vent of an ebola case. that included developing information and materials to educate the public, convening public meetings, communicating internally with our stall and externally on media request, assisting the airport in its preparedness. developing and executing ebola type exercises and establishing protocol and monitoring systems and ensuring staffing supplies and needs for response and developing and conducting training, contracting with clean up companies to ensure environmental safety, keeping up

it just so exciting with barbara garcia, with a commission, with supervisors engaged. the mayor that we can take this final step we can actually see a light at the end of the tunnel. after 30 years of really incredible suffering, but incredible community togetherness to get us to this point where we can talk about no new infections, no one dying of hiv and a limiting the statement is been so onerous for the people living with hiv. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner sanchez. >> i december, and it was an exceptional report. it's an exceptional commitment and again the whole mission is not very. it's a continuum of excellence and clinical care and collaboration and leadership. we thank you. it's really outstanding >> commissioner. >> thank you for putting this for. two quick questions. it sounds like we will be getting a budget report at some point and i was wondering if there's a media component of that. it seems like it's both targeted and universal aspects to this program and it would seem ripe for media budget if we had one. the second th