coalfax to ensure we're doing everything we can to hopefully accelerate those processes and i know it we can't express to the dhs and everyone for your hard work and acknowledge the additional (inaudible). >> the left of support we're getting to address these issues and is really, really terrific so, they get the priority and they're supporting us and we're hiring new ht staff for behavioral health and this is been identified as a top priority for everyone involved so i expect to see movement very soon and that data dashboard and we'll see that clearly. i see hands up and i'm not sure if they're leftover or other commissioners have comments or questions. for everybody's information to support what director simmons and the child they have at cpmc not just for behavioral health but for all of our services that conclude ot and social work and bee hair yearal health we have a wasting list of 415 families and so i just want to support them and knowing they're doing their best but there's so much need out there and we have staffing issues and with our medical centers and there is a lot of n

to millions of therns to learn more -- americans to learn more about their own history, like the coalfax massacre. amidst all of this, we know that issues of race and the law will continuously come up before the court until we have justice rolling down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream and in the midst of all of this, even my conversations with this nominee -- i was surprised that they could not speak to one law review article or one column or book they read about issues of race and the law. when we are still in a nation that has such bias in its outcome where just by the color of your skin is directly correlated with longer sentences, more likely to get to the mandatory minimum, more likely to get the death penalty where we no longer see blacks and whites in america for using or selling marijuana but blacks are four times more likely to be arrested for using medical marijuana. and in the midst of all of this that has activated so many americans and many of them tole polls today, i couldn't get even a dialogue going about issues of race. and when i specifically asked abou

coalfax says the key to keeping people healthy and hospital beds open is continuing with distancing, hygiene and masking we've become accustomed to and not let our guards down even for a second. >> the challenge is when this virus takes off, it takes off extremely quickly. so you see these surges take off and it takes a while even if people take precautions for the numbers to come down again. >> reporter: health officials believe social distancing, masking and good hygiene led to a quiet seasonal flu in the southern hemisphere, and we could see the same here. but the key is practicing those safety measures. tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> one step forward, two steps back. that's what house speaker nancy pelosi is calling the latest coronavirus stimulus offer. she calls the funding for state and local inadequate. aides close to the negotiation say the president is offering $1.8 trillion in aid. that's up from $1.6 trillion. pelosi offer was about $2.2 trillion. that included a business tax increase that republicans opposed. >>> the vallejo city attorney doesn't believe there can be

to millions of therns to learn more -- americans to learn more about their own history, like the coalfax massacre. amidst all of this, we know that issues of race and the law will continuously come up before the court until we have justice rolling down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream and in the midst of all of this, even my conversations with this nominee -- i was surprised that they could not speak to one law review article or one column or book they read about issues of race and the law. when we are still in a nation that has such bias in its outcome where just by the color of your skin is directly correlated with longer sentences, more likely to get to the mandatory minimum, more likely to get the death penalty where we no longer see blacks and whites in america for using or selling marijuana but blacks are four times more likely to be arrested for using medical marijuana. and in the midst of all of this that has activated so many americans and many of them tole polls today, i couldn't get even a dialogue going about issues of race. and when i specifically asked abou

based on these on going discussions and i do want to thank director coalfax for meeting with us. i think our conversations have been productive and i think if this is to move forward it will need some changes around some things we uncover just around how the vulnerable definition is set as well as issues around outreach to determine vulnerability so i would like to move to refer the item back to government audit and oversight committee to allow that to occur. thank you. >> ok. is there a second. >> second. peskin. >> president yee: supervisor peskin. send 11 back to committee for further discussion. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to send item 11 to committee,. [ roll call vote ] >> there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: item 11 is septembesent back to the j.o. c. let's go to our execution and delivery of cops for dph projects. for item 1 it's in the amount of 149.8 million to find improvements to facilitate for the 101 grove exit projects and the san francisco general hospital chiller and and cooling tower replacement project in fiscal year 2020 through 2021 an

based on these on going discussions and i do want to thank director coalfax for meeting with us. i think our conversations have been productive and i think if this is to move forward it will need some changes around some things we uncover just around how the vulnerable definition is set as well as issues around outreach to determine vulnerability so i would like to move to refer the item back to government audit and oversight committee to allow that to occur. thank you. >> ok. is there a second. >> second. peskin. >> president yee: supervisor peskin. send 11 back to committee for further discussion. madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion to send item 11 to committee,. [ roll call vote ] >> there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: item 11 is septembesent back to the j.o. c. let's go to our execution and delivery of cops for dph projects. for item 1 it's in the amount of 149.8 million to find improvements to facilitate for the 101 grove exit projects and the san francisco general hospital chiller and and cooling tower replacement project in fiscal year 2020 through 2021 an