according to the center for disease control and prevention , it can be detected in a few hours. is if they between 10 and 24 years, check the increasing trend in 2007 onwards, the statistics have reached their highest level since 1968 , and we are witnessing an alarming trend in crime , so that after the spread of the corona epidemic, more than 30 the percentage has increased, and this trend is observed in other age groups except for children and teenagers, which is very worrying from the point of view of health and public health experts. until 24 years, 7 thousand people commit suicide and 7 thousand people are killed and the homicide rate is the highest rate since 1997, and suicide has increased three times between 2007 and 2008. public health experts are closely and carefully examining our children's mental health in we are in a critical situation that called for the adoption of new policies to pay more attention to mental health , to ensure children's access to mental and psychological care and treatment , but why did it end up in such a situation that the level of depression and

concern for medical and health centers in this country, according to cnn, the rate of suicide and murder in the age group of 10 to 24 according to the report of the center for disease control and preventiont can be warned in a few hours . from 2007 onwards, we are the statistics that have been from 1968 until now we are witnessing an alarming trend in the rate of heart and crime, which has reached its highest level, so that after the spread of the corona epidemic , it has increased by more than 30%, and this trend is also observed in other age groups except for children and teenagers, which in terms of health and public health experts are very alarming if we turn these numbers into reality. every year in america in this age group , between 10 and 24 years old, 7,000 people commit suicide and 7,000 people are killed by their hands and the homicide rate has increased since 1997. due to this reason, the highest rate of suicide between 2007 and 2007 is considered it has increased by 2008. this is a case that public health experts are closely and carefully examining. it was this week that the american medical association, we are in a critical situation in the field of mental health of our chi

diseases and components of latrines and garbage dumps , this is a risk of outbreaks of acute infectious diseases, leptospirosis and cholera , therefore specialists of the center for disease control and prevention information work with the population to see if houses have been affected as a result of flooding, in particular with regard to methods of preventing intestinal infections, outbreaks of infectious diseases that may occur in kherson oblast due to flooding as a result of the explosion of the kakhova hpp have not been recorded by centralized medical authorities in the event of potential outbreaks of infectious diseases , hospitals of kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast and dnipropetrovsk oblast will currently deploy additional infectious beds in certain institutions and check and provide hospitals with all the necessary drugs, and just a few days ago, the head went to kherson region nataliya husak of the national health service of ukraine, who is with us on the direct line, we congratulate you ms. natalya, good day, and i want to ask you what the current situation is in the regions you visited, which were affected by the explosion of the kakhovka hpp, are there any medical facilities actually

republic of the congo, and all areas sponsored by the us department of defense centers for disease control and prevention and the us international development agencies, quote ends. at the same time, according to the founder of the metabiota, nathan. wulff's transfer company is in line with the government's vision usa localization strengthening local capacity this kind of undercover scheme allows the united states to de-suspect the main customers of the biological warfare programs in the united states of america over the past few years, the number of biological laboratories with isolation levels bsl three, plus bsl4, has increased significantly. we have already noted that at the moment there are 25 operating and three laboratories under construction, and it is planned to open more in the next few years. bsl4 labs most of which will be located outside national jurisdiction i would like to draw attention to the activities of the american bio-laboratory bsl-3+ in the united states 18 such facilities and unlike bsl-4 facilities in confidence building measures, there is no clearly stated requirement to declare

walensky currently serves as director of the centers for disease control and prevention. she was previously the chief of division of infectious diseases at massachusetts general hospital and a professor of medicine at harvard medical school. dr. walensky graduated with a bachelor of arts from washington university in st. louis, received a doctor of medicine from john hopkins school of medicine, and a master of public health from the harvard school of public health. thank you for being here today. pursuant to the committee on oversight and accountability rule 9-g, the witness will please stand and raise her right hand. thank you. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god. thank you. let the record show that the witness answered in the affirmative. the select subcommittee certainly appreciates you being here today and we look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witness that we have read your written statement and it will appear in full in the hearing record. pleas

diseases and components of latrines and garbage from landfills are a risk of outbreaks of acute infectious diseases, leptospirosis and cholera. specialists of the center for disease control and prevention conduct information work with the population on whether houses have been damaged by flooding, in particular with regard to methods of preventing intestinal infections. outbreaks of infectious diseases that may occur in kherson oblast due to flooding due to the explosion of the kakhov hpp have not been recorded by centralized medical centers in the event of potential outbreaks of infectious diseases . hospitals of kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast and dnipropetrovsk oblast are currently deploying additional infectious beds and they check and provide hospitals with all the necessary drugs, and just a few days ago , the head of the national health service of ukraine, nataliya husak, who is in direct contact with us, went to kherson oblast. in the regions that you visited and that were affected by the explosion of the kakhovka hpp, are there medical facilities really ready for outbreaks of infectious diseases, and are they ready to provide medical aid? in 2023, the health service of ukraine

according to the report of the center for disease control and prevention, it can be considered a warning in a few hours. if you check the suicide rate among people aged 10 to 24 years , we will notice an increasing trend from 2007 onwards. the year 1968 has reached its highest level, and we are witnessing an alarming trend in the rate of heart and crime , so that after the spread of the corona epidemic , it has increased by more than 30%, and we can see this trend in children and teenagers in other age groups as well. something that according to health and hygiene experts the general public is very alarming if we turn these numbers into reality, every year in america in this age group, i.e. between 10 and 24 years, 7 thousand people commit suicide and 7 thousand people are killed by other hands, and the number of murders has increased since 1997. souq is considered the highest rate that suicide has increased three times between 2007 and 2018. this is something that public health experts are closely and carefully examining. we are in a critical situation that calls for adoption the policy

according to the report of the center for disease control and prevention , it can be warned in a few hours. we are becoming the highest statistic since 1968 we are witnessing an alarming trend in the rate of heart attacks and crime, so that after the spread of the corona epidemic , it has increased by more than 30%, and you can see the trend in other age groups, except for children and teenagers, which according to health experts and public health is very worrying. if we convert these numbers , 7,000 people commit suicide in america in this age group, that is, between 10 and 24 years old, and 7,000 people commit suicide at the hands of others and the homicide rate is the highest since 1997. also, the number of suicides between 2007 and 2018 has increased public health experts are closely and carefully examining our children's mental health . and mental and psychological treatment, but why is it in such a situation? the important thing is that the level of depression and mental disorders increased after the corona epidemic, that's why people felt lonely and to tehran , the important ch

diseases and components of latrines and garbage from landfills are a risk of outbreaks of acute infectious diseases, leptospirosis and cholera , therefore the specialists of the center for disease control and prevention conduct information work with the population, are there houses suffered as a result of flooding, in particular with regard to methods of preventing intestinal infections, outbreaks of infectious diseases that may occur in kherson oblast due to flooding due to undermining the kahiv hpp has not yet been registered as a centralized medical hub, in the event of potential outbreaks of infectious diseases , the hospitals of kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast, and dnipropetrovsk oblast will become hospitals. i am nataliya husak of ukraine, who is with us on the direct line, we congratulate you, mrs. natalya, good day, and i want to ask you what the current situation is in the regions which you visited, which were affected by the explosion of the kakhovka hpp, are medical institutions really ready for outbreaks of infectious diseases, and are they ready to provide medical aid? to the whole of ukraine for a package of readiness to respond, including for infectious diseases in emergency situations

according to the center for disease control and prevention, it can be considered as a warning in a few hours. if you check the suicide rate among people between the ages of 10 and 24 , we will notice an increasing trend since 2007. so far , it has reached its highest level in the amount of heart and crime we are also witnessing an alarming trend, so that after the spread of the corona epidemic, it has increased by more than 30%, and apart from children and teenagers , you can also see it in other age groups, something that is very worrying from the point of view of health and public health experts. if these figures let's turn it into real electricity. every year in america, in this age group, that is, between 10 and 24 years old, 7 thousand people commit suicide and 7 thousand people are killed by others, and the homicide rate is the highest since 1997. suicide has doubled between 2007 and 2009 public health experts are closely and carefully examining it. this week, american medicine announced that we are in a critical situation in terms of the mental health of our children, which call

something's going on the center's for disease control and prevention says suicide rates increased aboutrom 2000 to 2021. the year to right. and san francisco fleet to right >> all right. it was a beautiful day all across the bay area today. we can see the fog rolling in there through the golden gate. let's get you a check now. you're 4 zone forecast. >> resort standing by with the member except yeah. if you love today's forecast tomorrow, going to be slightly warmer. so let's take a look at today's afternoon highs. we're about 5 to 10 degrees above average from coast to valley's downtown san francisco. 67 degrees. but check out conquered and even livermore. flirting with 90's in the upper 80's with livermore almost 10 degrees above normal there. so temperatures out there right now for brett wooden east earned contra costa county in the low 90's. even at this 6 o'clock hour. and we're tracking mid to upper 50's along the coast. thanks to that cool sea breeze and shallow marine layer. that's going to remain compressed for your sunday. but downtown san francisco, 68 degrees, san mateo plea

as follows, a health alert issued by the centers for disease control and prevention after a case in texas. in march, the 1st time there's been a local spread of malaria in the united states for 20 years. the organization stresses that the general risk of malaria in the us remains low. last year, the world health organization issued a report on valeria. that report found that in 2021, nearly half of the world's population was at risk from this disease. that year there were an estimated $247000000.00 cases of malaria worldwide. the estimated number of malaria depths stood up more than 600000 in 2021. the report found that 90 percent of malaria cases were in africa and 96 percent of malaria depths in africa. joining a slide from cambridge massachusetts now is dr. lynch and you're the director of mount oregon hospital, travel of medicine center and an associate professor of medicine at harvard medical school. doctor, why is this happening? we don't usually associate malaria with the united states is so new to us actually used to have malaria and we were because we actually live eradicate it m

it follows a health alert issued by the centers for disease control and prevention after a case in texas. it marks the 1st time there's been a local spread of malaria in the us for 20 years. your organization stresses that the general risk of valeria in the us remains low of the u. k. fishing industry struggling with the lack of skilled workers. it's been added to a list of at risk sectors since leaving the european union, many foreign workers have to leave the u. k. but now the government is trying to get them back. they've barker with the brick some england's largest fishing ports. it takes many hands on deck to land the weeks catch you. k was, is a teaming with opportunities that there aren't enough british woods because the crew, the boats and process approaches. we've had problems trying to recruit young people in the industry for a while. it just doesn't seem to be a job that young people are wanting to do anymore. unfortunately, we've been setting up a time to ship and trying to get young people in that way, but it's, it's so not lacking in terms of hundreds. how does the governme

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scientists in congress for years, however, it has been increasing across the board and imposes health risks to the public. according to the center for disease control and prevention, more than two point eight americans have an infection in 2019 and one and 35,000 americans died from the infection in these numbers are expected to grow as more and more dangerous organisms develop resistance to the treatments available today. and that is deeply concerning tower public health. there is not seem to be one obvious solution to the issue and it cuts across the board to how we identify resistant threats to how we administer available drugs while also fostering the developments of new treatments. the challenging balance between withholding certain antibiotics for patients in order to avoid unintentionally promoting more resistant strains of bacteria and providing the patients the best treatment available. in terms of developing new treatments, the normal market is not always encourage the development of new drugs in this space. we want antibiotics to be developed at a more -- that are more powerful for those who needed and as little as possible. this is the challenge repea

a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost.jegal all kron. 4 news. >> police arrested a santa fe man in san mateo county on dui and weapons offenses. officers took the suspect and request us into custody around 07:00am saturday in san carlos. they say the suspect was sitting in a van with the engine ruing. police say quest is failed. a number of field sobriety tests in the van. deputies found at unloaded rife, a rifle, a loaded handgun and several high capacity magazines. the suspect was booked into the san mateo county jail. it is gun violence awareness weekend on saturday. alameda county da pamela price visited an exhibit in oakland called vision quilt featuring work by 8th grade students on ways to prevent gun violence. students from light house and most our middle schools participating. check out this video of the river in yosemite national park for memorial day weekend. >> as you can see, the record snowpack melt is well underway. rivers and creeks are swelling in the area raising flooding concerns that wall of me or said

the governor's remarks came after after an announcement by the federal center for disease control and prevention. there is strong -- they are not necessarily -- so when i read these things, it seems to me fair to want an explanation as why several large public school districts in ohio refused to open in march of 2021. despite having vaccines distributed. asking the government to take the extraordinary actions to compel them to open. and i bring up the story, because it's there for further discussion. these are the things we want to look back on, and ask ourselves why. why did some schools not reopen? they have the right to explain themselves. but this is where we need to go, so we can revise in the future. this is my closing statement. >> i could explain cleveland. >> we can talk about that later, you can send me a letter. this is where we are. this is my closing statement. and what i'm saying is, this is what the committee niece was to be about. when i hope they can be that way. throughout the rest of it, because we are going to be doing this for a while. so questions will come up, and you can

something is going on the center's for disease control and prevention says suicide rates increased aboutet to right >> a concord family is shaken up after a car smashed through a wall of their home. and we're learning this isn't the first time in something like this has happened. and the host says early friday morning she was asleep with her daughter and 3 grandchildren when this crash happened. she believes 2 cars were racing on clayton road and one of the drivers ended up losing control, jumped the curb and then went airborne into the house. >> the picture still flashing in my mind of the car coming through the wall. you know, the plaster glass from the window breaking flying. >> she estimates at least 9 drivers have careened off of the road and into the house over the last decade. but she says this accident was the worst. fortunately, no injuries were reported. also in the east bay, the antioch police department is now facing another lawsuit. one of the officers named in this suit is also accused of being involved in the texting scandal. >> the woman is suing the department for a >> 2

mandy cohen will be the new director for the centers for disease control and prevention the cdc.he department of human health and services secretary from 2017 until last year. she succeeds dr. rochelle walensky who will leave the post at the end of the month. a u.s. citizen is under arrest in germany tonight over the death of an american female tourist and an assault on another near an iconic castle. authorities say the suspect pushed the women more than 100 feet down a steep slope. correspondent bill melugin has the story tonight from london. >> a u.s. citizen taken into custody by german police in bra car i can't after he allegedly attacked two american tourists killing one of them had hannity near popular site area cats sell in southern germany. that's where german police say two american women, ages 21 and 22 met the suspect completely by coincidence he violent a attacked the younger woman first as her friend jumped in to try help her. >> older one tried to rush to her aid. was then struck by the suspect and subsequently pushed down the slope. subsequently an alleged sexual a

a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> it's 6.34 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the miami heat in the denver nuggets are battling it out in the nba finals and kron four's erin wilson. it's going to take a peek at the highlights. plus, why a track athlete connecticut is challenging what allows transgender athletes to participate in women's sports. and today we are going to be looking at another nice one. tempe%atures in the 60's to 70's across the bay area are very warmest. a few low 80's. >> i've got your forecast. and those drive times are starting to go up and we're keeping a close eye on things navigating close eye on things navigating you around that. make sure you ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this program provides the necessary skills to be

and texas. it's the first time the disease has been locally spread in the us in 20 years, according to the centers for disease control and preventionhe risk of contracting malaria in the us still remains low, as most cases are contracted by people travelling outside the country. a report by the usjustice department has found significant misconduct by federal prison staff contributed to the suicide of the high—profile sex offender, jeffrey epstein. it said 13 staff were complicit in failing to check on epstein in the hours before he was found hanging in his cell in new york. the report found systemic failures, including severe understaffing and lax maintenance of surveillance cameras. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. voiceover: bbc news - bringing you different stories from across the uk. it's a dirtyjob but these paddle boarders are ready to do it, litter picking on the thames as they cruise along. around 100 volunteers are taking part to raise awareness, and clear some of the plastic pollution is clogging our waterways. trying to find as much plastic pollution as we can. we find all sorts of strange things, si

house has announced doctor mandy cohen will be appointed the new director of the centers for disease control and preventionlth and human services will replace infectious disease michelle. and the pope is going to make his traditional appearance in a few hours and st. peters square. this comes after he was hospitalized for abdominal surgery to repair a herman. now back to dateline. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when her husband died suddenly, angelina rodriguez quickly shared her suspicions with detectives, that frank had been poisoned by a former coworker who carried a grudge. >> your instincts right now are what? >> sergeant holloway. >> but so far, there was no solid evidence against chad. so detectives also looked at everyone who was close to frank, including his new wife. >> you talked to other people about franken angelina's marriage? >> yes. >> and? >> we find some interesting things out. >> for one thing, frank was angelina's fourth husband, but not necessarily her first choice. people who worked with angelina and frank at angel gate said angelina initially had her eye on a different guy. >> she was interested in a gent

a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost.ilippe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up, the directors guild reaching a deal with major hollywood studios. what it means for the writers strike now entering its 5th week. plus, airlines bracing for summer travel. how they're aiming to prevent you from experiencing issues. but first, the bay area welcomes a brand new professional sports team with a large party in san francisco. details next. welcome back. 12. 45 on this monday afternoon in the bay area's newest professional sports team hosted a launch party in san francisco over the weekend. >> the bay fc is the first national women's soccer league club to call the bay area home. kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> soccer fans gathered at presidio main post won in san francisco saturday afternoon to celebrate the bay area's new national women's soccer league team. they football club or bay fc for short, i think just great to see >> know to see a great turnout >> boys and girls homs where you know her from soccer games on the lawn to peo

a lot the center's for disease control and prevention says the year jamal was lost. someone died by suicide. every 11 minutes away in san francisco. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news on a good day for bay area baseball teams yesterday. we'll take a look at the highlights after the break. and we are taking a live look here at sfo. planes are taking off fine. there's lots of sunshine, but there are some factors that could delay your flight because it's summer. time will tell you what, when we come back. and we are going to be seeing another nice and comfortable day 60's for a step in oakland, san jose at 73. >> just a couple of low 80's for the state level. breaking down, everything you need to know for the week ahead. still to come and let's get you rolling on monday. if you are leaving your house you know what the traffic is going to >> all right, 9.44 is the time. and as we enter the summer months, many families are also gearing up to head out for vacation. now that all ahead of the summer season. and warren delays could impact a

expanded grant increase in the amount of approximately 1.2 million for from the centers for disease control and prevention for a total amount of approximately 2.2 million for participation in the program entitled national human immunodeficiency virus behavioral surveillance san francisco for the period of january 1st, 2023 through december 31st, 2023, and item number seven is an ordinance amending the health code to set patient rates and rates for other services provided by the department of public health for fiscal years 2023 to 24 and 20 2425. madam chair. thank you, mr. clerk. and before we go forward with these items, i just want to do a reminder for everyone we're limiting the public comments to one minute and these two items together. we'll have public we'll have to require us to open for public comment. we have verbal presentation by miranda tate project coordinator from national hiv behavioral surveillance online. hello. yes yes, yes. hi. we are the national hiv behavioral surveillance team, where we've conducted surveillance for hiv since about 2003 for populations of high burden, such as men who

at the forefront of this work is the nation's centers for disease control and prevention which under the direction helped guide us out of the darkest days of the pandemic. her steadfast leadership mobilized the most successful vaccination campaign in the nation's history leading to more than 600 million shots in arms, prevented 18.5 million hospitalizations and saved 3.2 million lives from covid-19. under her leadership, 95% of america's schools that were forced to close doing the previous administration's failed pandemicly response safely reopened for in person learning within just one year. and because of the tireless efforts, the nation's public health workforce was fortified and the cdc made critical strides to ensure that the american people received accurate data informed public health guidance that we know about any evolving ever-changing pandemic and crucial points in time. i say this to not only think doctor wilensky for her service to the nation but also to stress where we were and where we are today because of her leadership. you see, when doctor wilensky began her tenure

according to the centers for disease control and prevention 13.4% of black children have asthma only 7.8% of white children have asthma. new mothers heating up bottles are making pancakes could be poisoning their children without their knowledge and we want to keep them safe. this evidence linking gas stove emissions to negative health outcomes continues to grow. gaston's rely on natural gas on methane as a fuel source which affects both the climate and the climate as fossil fuel source and as a greenhouse gas itself so mr. delaski, how does using natural gas as a fuel source contribute to the climate crisis? >> burning natural gas in our homes in our power plants is a significant contributor to climate change emissions and also a significant contributor to air quality challenges and problems indoors and outdoors and making our stones more efficient would reduce combustion and reduce the emissions coming from our stoves. >> okay, mr. delaski wood improving the efficiency of gas stoves, would that help reduce the impact on the climate crisis? >> absolutely, improving the efficiency of

for the opportunity to share the department of education's work on youth mental health and promising interventions. youth risk behavioral survey released this past february by the centers for disease control and prevention conveyed alarming findings of the prevalence of mental health or substance abuse disorders among our nation's youth. the report advances the critical need for schools to expand school-based services and to connect youth and families to community based sources of care. complete put, schools are a gateway to needed services that otherwise might be inaccessible to many young people. the report also emphasizes the responsibility of schools to ensure that all learning occurs in the safe and supportive environments. department's work is focused on three top priorities, increasing the skill and knowledge of existing school personnel to support the mental health needs of students, increasing the supply of mental health professionals who can work with students, and increasing funding for the medicaid program to support school health services including mental health services. one year ago, congress provided new funding under the safer communities act that bolstered federal, state and local effo

inherently, part of that investigation is evaluating of the centers for disease control and prevention followed science as they knew it or learned it. or merely accepted outside guidance regardless of available data. during its guidance of drafting and publication process. this is for the reason we're here today. to determine to what extent the opinions and suggested guidelines offered by in this case the american federation of teachers during the cdc guidance process roar excepted and why they were accepted. are americans are curious to know if the aft access was in line with cdc past practice. and if their influence had a positive or detrimental impact on america's children. well it's reasonable for the cdc to seek outside opinions, or some opinions accepted and other is not considered. anna why or why not. these are questions that we need to ask. to be clear, we are not here to attack teachers. the teaching profession or suggest pandemic era teaching was easy because it was not and we all know that. we're here to conduct an after action report. establish lessons learned so that we c

expanded grant increase in the amount of approximately 1.2 million for from the centers for disease control and prevention for a total amount of approximately 2.2 million for participation in the program entitled national human immunodeficiency virus behavioral surveillance san francisco for the period of january 1st, 2023 through december 31st, 2023, and item number seven is an ordinance amending the health code to set patient rates and rates for other services provided by the department of public health for fiscal years 2023 to 24 and 20 2425. madam chair. thank you, mr. clerk. and before we go forward with these items, i just want to do a reminder for everyone we're limiting the public comments to one minute and these two items together. we'll have public we'll have to require us to open for public comment. we have verbal presentation by miranda tate project coordinator from national hiv behavioral surveillance online. hello. yes yes, yes. hi. we are the national hiv behavioral surveillance team, where we've conducted surveillance for hiv since about 2003 for populations of high burden, such as men who

item. 45 retroactively authorizes dph to accept and expand 9.8 million from the centers for disease control and prevention. to participate in a program entitled san francisco project, invest innovations that value equity and strengthen teams. through november 30th 2027 item 46. this resolution is also retroactive in the amount of 500,000 from the california department of public health through the physicians for a healthy california to participate in a program entitled covid 19 tests to treat equity grant. december 1st 2022 through june 30th 2023 and item 47 retroactive authorization to accept and expand a grant in the amount of 2.7 million of to participate in a program entitled syphilis outbreak strategy grant through june 30th 2027. being no names on the roster. same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. madam clerk, can you please read items 40 49 together. items for 48 and 49 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on friday. june 9th. item 48. is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance to appropriate the estimated receipts and expenditur

item. 45 retroactively authorizes dph to accept and expand 9.8 million from the centers for disease control and prevention. to participate in a program entitled san francisco project, invest innovations that value equity and strengthen teams. through november 30th 2027 item 46. this resolution is also retroactive in the amount of 500,000 from the california department of public health through the physicians for a healthy california to participate in a program entitled covid 19 tests to treat equity grant. december 1st 2022 through june 30th 2023 and item 47 retroactive authorization to accept and expand a grant in the amount of 2.7 million of to participate in a program entitled syphilis outbreak strategy grant through june 30th 2027. being no names on the roster. same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. madam clerk, can you please read items 40 49 together. items for 48 and 49 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on friday. june 9th. item 48. is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance to appropriate the estimated receipts and expenditur

item. 45 retroactively authorizes dph to accept and expand 9.8 million from the centers for disease control and prevention. to participate in a program entitled san francisco project, invest innovations that value equity and strengthen teams. through november 30th 2027 item 46. this resolution is also retroactive in the amount of 500,000 from the california department of public health through the physicians for a healthy california to participate in a program entitled covid 19 tests to treat equity grant. december 1st 2022 through june 30th 2023 and item 47 retroactive authorization to accept and expand a grant in the amount of 2.7 million of to participate in a program entitled syphilis outbreak strategy grant through june 30th 2027. being no names on the roster. same house same call. the resolutions are adopted. madam clerk, can you please read items 40 49 together. items for 48 and 49 were considered by the budget and appropriations committee at a special meeting on friday. june 9th. item 48. is the proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance to appropriate the estimated receipts and expenditur

health to accept and expend an approximate $1.2 million grant increase from the centers for disease control and prevention for a new total of approximately 2.2 million to participate in a program entitled national human immunodeficiency virus behavioral surveillance. for the current calendar year ending december 31st, 2023. same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. next item, please. item 27. this is an ordinance to amend the building and planning codes to create a temporary amnesty program for unpermitted onix to streamline the application process, to legalize awnings, to waive applicable fees, to confer legal nonconforming status for awnings, and signs that do not comply with the planning code and to affirm the determination and to make the appropriate findings. supervisor saphire, can you please add me as a co-sponsor? you are you shall be added as a co-sponsor happily. thank you for your co-sponsorship. any other comments? seeing none. same house. same. mr. president. mr. president. supervisor stephanie. i'm sorry. supervisor. stephanie. my apologies, please add me as well. you are already on.

health to accept and expend an approximate $1.2 million grant increase from the centers for disease control and prevention for a new total of approximately 2.2 million to participate in a program entitled national human immunodeficiency virus behavioral surveillance. for the current calendar year ending december 31st, 2023. same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. next item, please. item 27. this is an ordinance to amend the building and planning codes to create a temporary amnesty program for unpermitted onix to streamline the application process, to legalize awnings, to waive applicable fees, to confer legal nonconforming status for awnings, and signs that do not comply with the planning code and to affirm the determination and to make the appropriate findings. supervisor saphire, can you please add me as a co-sponsor? you are you shall be added as a co-sponsor happily. thank you for your co-sponsorship. any other comments? seeing none. same house. same. mr. president. mr. president. supervisor stephanie. i'm sorry. supervisor. stephanie. my apologies, please add me as well. you are already on.