dr. ritchie. do we have any public testimony? >> no public comment request for this item. >> so commissioners we'll entertain discussion. questions at this point? commissioner, please? >> thank you for this work and bringing this important area to our attention and for the on going work. i'm curious where is the repository for the services that you were able to catalog and how do people get access to that? >> we can provide the website link for you. it's available on the website. >> do you have a plan in mind for how to get the message to all the folks that are not necessarily part of the system already? >> so one of the recommendations really does include dissemination, larger communications within the city around these efforts and i think we'll have a lot of work around that effort especially momentum towards sort of this inventory. i'm hoping the eventually will serve as a starting point for more communication more coordination and also peer pressure to make sure we are all doing a great job. >> great. are there ways for peopl

dr. christine ritchie from uc sf.ore i turn it to them to lead you through the presentation, i want to also acknowledge two individuals who played a role in the development report that you have. one is monique parish who worked with the facilitation of the meeting and also pat il who supported this work of this task force as well. [ applause ] >> at this point i will turn it over to ann. >> i'm bringing this down just a little bit. good afternoon, president chow, commissioners, director garcia. it's a pleasure to be with you today to talk about and walk you through this report. we are going to start by looking at what the goals that were set for the group, talk a little bit about process. i know commissioner sanchez in the past you have been interested in how we manage things to get done and implement them. we are going to set short and long-term goals and there was a resolution for your consideration at the end. i also in addition for introducing everyone, we have a number of people from the palliative care task forc

ritchie. -- at the retreat. >> dr. anthony felt fauci is on the front lines against infectious diseases. >> we have drugs right now, if someone comes in. in the early 1980's if someone came into my clinic with aids, their median survival would be six months to eight months, half of them would be dead and eight months. if tomorrow, when i go back to grounds and someone comes into our clinic who is 20 plus years old, recently infected and i put them on the combination of three drugs, a cocktail of highly active antiretroviral therapy. i could look them in the eye and say if you take your medicine regularly you could live an additional 50, 5-0 years. from knowing that 50% of people are going to die in a years to if you take your medicines you could live essentially a normal lifespan a few years less than a normal lifespan, that is a huge advance. >> dr. anthony fauci sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> this time of year, c-span covers state of the state addresses from all over the country's leading up to president obama's st