cheryl davis. san francisco human rights commission chair, karen clapton. san francisco status of women commissioner (inaudible) status of women commissioner (inaudible) zuckerberg san francisco general hospital women's option med ical center dr. eleanor drake. that was a lot. [applause] we also have marin county health human service director (inaudible) i will let our da come up and then start the list again. madam da. >> thank you director and thank you mayor breed for putting not only this coalition together but bringing us together today to promote the awareness of the issue and i'm glad to be a member of this coalition to do what i can to make sure that women and others have the right and access to this type of healthcare that they need. what we know is as much as we can try to protect the right, we have people who are working as we just heard to intimidate women from gaining access to the healthcare that we have made legal for them in california. that we have healthcare providers receiving threats that are the target of vilnsh and we as a city and as

of leaders like cheryl davis and others that work tirelessly to insure we have development in the community been extraordinarily may not be much with the declining population of african-american but as a result of the initiative 19 african-american mostly born and raised are homeowners now because of this program (clapping.) because of this program three 2 new black businesses in san francisco that wouldn't exist because of the program the abundant producers project with african-american mothers because of this program caregiver providers typically wouldn't get funding are getting support to provide those extraordinary programs we're not just talking about the statistics by the delivering that result in a new day for black people in san francisco. (clapping.) i want to thank you all for calling attention to the injustices but more importantly working on the solutions to make change and not been easy. but our people are worthy 2350i9 for before get up everyday i'm excited about the future and wanted to also special recognition to the black firefighters in the south light court that the bell

of leaders like cheryl davis and others that work tirelessly to insure we have development in the community been extraordinarily may not be much with the declining population of african-american but as a result of the initiative 19 african-american mostly born and raised are homeowners now because of this program (clapping.) because of this program three 2 new black businesses in san francisco that wouldn't exist because of the program the abundant producers project with african-american mothers because of this program caregiver providers typically wouldn't get funding are getting support to provide those extraordinary programs we're not just talking about the statistics by the delivering that result in a new day for black people in san francisco. (clapping.) i want to thank you all for calling attention to the injustices but more importantly working on the solutions to make change and not been easy. but our people are worthy 2350i9 for before get up everyday i'm excited about the future and wanted to also special recognition to the black firefighters in the south light court that the bell

dr cheryl davis, director of human rights commission. tyrone jue, the acting director for the department of the environment. rich hills, miriam joan and julia saberi from the san francisco planning department. josh arce, director of the workforce development twd. eric shaw, the director of m o. h. c. d. phil ginsburg, the director of sf park and rec, and marcy a. contreras the deputy executive director for mission housing. on behalf of the friendship house staff and our executive director gabriel pimentel. we want to thank you guys for joining us. your collaboration makes all of this possible. my grandmother came here into the bay area during the relocation period and my mother lived in alcatraz during that really hard time. the famous occupation. i'm a mother and a strong native woman in recovery. who found my own? oh who found my own through a healing and healing through cultural and community connection. it is always felt like home here. the village s f is a realization of even a bigger community and i couldn't be prouder of what we a

and cheryl davis, thank you for all your work and your advocacy with the human rights commission. um also, we know al williams is here from the historical society, and it's also great to see our share of paul miyamoto. so many of our commissioner, so many of our leaders bringing together our voices to really appreciate this moment. when i was growing up in the city. i always have a story clearly. but when i was growing up, i remember having these great assemblies. i went to galileo high school, and we would have these wonderful assemblies where not only the students would perform and be a part of the program. but also we would bring in a number of outside individuals who would help to educate us about why something was significant or why. something was important to a culture and we grew up in san francisco, learning that learning the significance of one another's culture, having friends of different races and really, you know, sometimes joking about but also appreciating the differences that exist. it's what it's what makes san francisco so special. we always hear people talk abou

of leaders like cheryl davis and others that work tirelessly to insure we have development in the communityinarily may not be much with the declining population of african-american but as a result of the initiative 19 african-american mostly born and raised are homeowners now because of this program (clapping.) because of this program three 2 new black businesses in san francisco that wouldn't exist because of the program the abundant producers project with african-american mothers because of this program caregiver providers typically wouldn't get funding are getting support to provide those extraordinary programs we're not just talking about the statistics by the delivering that result in a new day for black people in san francisco. (clapping.) i want to thank you all for calling attention to the injustices but more importantly working on the solutions to make change and not been easy. but our people are worthy 2350i9 for before get up everyday i'm excited about the future and wanted to also special recognition to the black firefighters in the south light court that the bell celebrating 50

um -- i attended the racial equity plan check in with director doctor cheryl davis of human right's commission and all about making really -- setting attainable goals for ourselves and other departments. that -- that we talked about and so, i know the chief is doing a lot of work on that. there was an initial schein chinese new year event parade and chinese new year's event. and we have the actual parade on the fourth. at 5 p.m. you have all been invited to. hope to see some if in the all of you there. it is a wonderful approximate raid. >> i went to a couple of irrelevant nice events this we set up. we often our members often upon don't get to meet up with people they help and people who lives they stave. we had a meeting with a surfer. who was pulled out of the water unconscious. and he was walk and talking and just fine with his family and wife and son. and will met the dispatchers and our people, medics emt's and firefighters. and rescue captain ain't. it was nice. dweent always get to do that. and had a meeting this weekend with you may remember the 10 month old who beingally came in cont

cheryl davis. san francisco human rights commission chair, karen clapton. san francisco status of women commissioner (inaudible) status of women commissioner (inaudible) zuckerberg san francisco general hospital women's option med ical center dr. eleanor drake. that was a lot. [applause] we also have marin county health human service director (inaudible) i will let our da come up and then start the list again. madam da. >> thank you director and thank you mayor breed for putting not only this coalition together but bringing us together today to promote the awareness of the issue and i'm glad to be a member of this coalition to do what i can to make sure that women and others have the right and access to this type of healthcare that they need. what we know is as much as we can try to protect the right, we have people who are working as we just heard to intimidate women from gaining access to the healthcare that we have made legal for them in california. that we have healthcare providers receiving threats that are the target of vilnsh and we as a city and as

davis. [cheers and applause] cheryl: she looks amazing. elated, taylor swift winning best music video. finally, first lady jill biden presenting two awards including a new category, song for social change and song of the year which went to bonnie raitt for just like that. we can just discuss that bonnie raitt is still rocking and still looks amazing. maria: the award for social change, that's great. cheryl: great is one word. maria: even the grammies. okay. well, we move on. navy divers are working to collect the wreckage this morning after the u.s. military shot down chinas' spy balloon on saturday near south carolina. new intelligence shows chinese surveillance balloons have flown near the united states, undetected. one crashed in hawaii four months ago, reports also show that at least three flew -- well, this is what the biden administration is saying, that other balloons flew during the trump administration but former director of national intelligence john ratcliffe has refuted that entirely. he joined me yesterday on sunday morning fu