dr. garcia and under your leadership we have had a tremendous amount of support and we believe that we can get to zero. so we now have better than ever tools for prevention and treatment. we know that a daily pill can prevent new infections by over 90 percent. in hiv uninfected people and it's virally suppressed people who are hiv-positive can actually reduce their risk of transmission of their on treatment and virally suppressed by overnight percent to mike by 96 percent. so we've got this great synergy right now between prevention and treatment. the affordable care act also gives us an opportunity to really provide care much more comrades of leak . so we believe that with court unaided effort we could be the first city in the country and globally to get to zero. but were going to need better coronation of a variety of different organizations although i working on hiv and [inaudible] was born getting to zero consortium. commissioner john is actually a member of member of the consortium. you can see here we got a number of the major partners. we have a number of representatives from differ

naira garcia. dr. ricky choi. caroletta jackson. dante henderson and let's have all of the student goes first, so if you are a student and i named you at the end, why don't we have all the students go first and then we'll bring the rest of the folks up. >> president fewer, commissioners, my name is cheryl sandoval and 8th grade student and i'm here to ask you to vote yes on the youth violence resolution. violence has affected people around me, my school mates and me. there is students in san francisco that have cases like rashon and sometimes on my way home on the radio i hear news about teens getting killed. i think that there should be a stop to all of this. some of my classmates lost their education time thinking about what happened to rashon. it's hard to move on and forget about this tragedy. i hope you will vote yes on this resolution tonight for the youth to get hem and to be able to go to school. >> >> >> president fewer and commissioners, i'll theo coler white and student in san francisco unified school district and i go to

garcia you're very modest. i didn't hear the you mentioned the war that dr. aragon one in the minutes. >> it's actually a leadership program toby will be attending and we don't know all the full details but we will be working on disparities for latinos and chronic diseases and african-americans so thank you both dr. aragon and i look forward to working with the crusty foundation on it. >> thank you and congratulations. >> i think we also did want to hear from dr. aragon concerning the latest update, which is constantly changing as were aware. on the ebola program here in the city >> yes. so now that cdc were now: at the [inaudible] program is the best way when trying to not use the word quarantine because gets people concerned. we have not been quarantining people but really monitoring them because most of the people i've been at low risk. probably the biggest thing is that today hhs and also the white house put out a press release. identifying 35 current hospitals there called a bowling ebola treatment centers. three of them are in the bay area which is kais