. >> reporter: in san francisco's excelsior neighborhood people showed up to get vaccinated but this time it was the kids' turn. >> it means they're safer, they're -- we have elderly parents in our home and we want to make sure that they stay safe as well, so this enables one more step so that, you know, our family -- family members can't get sick. >> lloyd works for the city and didn't hesitate to get his kids vax designated. >> to keep other people safe and make sure we keep our family safe. >> reporter: the vaccination site had a family friendly atmosphere with balloons, bubbles and more. the five to 11-year-olds were not eligible for the pfizer vaccine. 80 shots were administered today by appointment. >> people are so, so excited to be able to get their kids vx nated and give them more protection against the various. so that the enthusiasm is seen and encouraged. >> latino task force, excelsior strong partnered up with in an area with many essential workers. >> we've done mass vaccinations, we've done community clinics. i like to say that this was a shot in the arm with a little

another thing, i noticed there was a jewish history for russian hill and excelsior portola. well, i'd just like to acknowledge excelsior portola community was not particularly long lived nor particularly important in the jewish community nor were the russians before the 1970s, when the soviet union started to break up, and so i do think it would be better to focus on the jewish community that drove it or were influential. i would suggest the cosmopolitan, and the founding of wells fargo bank or our city, the jews of san francisco, or the house of harmony. i'm a little concerned that the project doesn't miss the most important elements of the community. that's -- and if i could help in any way, i could introduce you to the descendants of some of these influential families. but if i can help by keeping out of the way. that's what i'll do. >> thank you. [indiscernible], planning department staff. thank you for your comments. we do want to make sure we're capturing people's his correctly. any input or suggestions would be extremely helpful. we'd really appreciate. >> i'd like to

francisco, a vaccination clinic for children was held this weekend in the excelsior neighborhood.ity is planning to require 5-11-year-olds to present proof of document -- vaccination to get to indoor businesses. to the north bay now were in -- organizers say this clinic is giving about 1000 shots to kids, ages 5-11 this weekend. a vaccine clinic was also allowed at canal and i ain't -- canal alliance. santa clara county launched the first of many on-campus vaccination clinics on thursday. it's also using a vax van as part of an effort to get 75% of children ages 5-11 in the county vaccinated by january. meantime, alameda county says clinics there will begin vaccinating children by mid-november. not all parents are convinced vaccination is the right choice for their young children. 30% said they will definitely not get the vaccine for their 5-11-year-olds. that is according to a nationwide survey last month by the kaiser family foundation. it also shows 27% of parents are eager to get a vaccine for their child. a full third of people who responded said they will wait a while to see

. -- bayview and the excelsior. on the pleasanton at 42. palo alto and santa clara along with petaluma at 43 degrees. 51 in richmond. 50 in colma. let's head back to san francisco where we may see a little bit of sunshine trying to break through that veil of high clouds this morning. that veil gets thicker and actually are sunshine, keeps our temperatures much cooler than yesterday. a lot of us in san francisco may pop out right near 60 degrees for a couple of hours this afternoon and drop down to 55 by 8:00. it is mainly dry all 12 hours of that forecast for san francisco. that view from east bay shows there is not much fog this morning. that is nice. light breeze is on the bay. it is chilly this morning. make sure you grab the coat. when will you need the umbrella? the bulk of the storm is in the pacific northwest. we are waiting for this cold front and it will tonight with showers. during the day, you can see a lot of the cloud cover out there mate stray shower possible in the northbound. most of the moisture is

in san francisco, a vaccination clinic for children was held this weekend in the excelsior neighborhoodthe city is planning to require 5-11-year-olds to present proof of vaccination to get into indoor businesses. and to the north bay, where organizers say this clinic is giving about 1000 shots to kids, ages 5-11 this weekend. a vaccine clinic was also held at canal alliance. santa clara county launched the first of many on-campus vaccination clinics on thursday. it's also using a vax van as part of an effort to get 75% of children ages 5-11 in the county vaccinated by january. meantime, alameda county says community clinics there will begin vaccinating those children by mid-november. now, not all parents are convinced vaccination is the right choice for their young children. 30% said they will definitely not get the vaccine for their 5-11-year-olds. that is according to a nationwide survey last month by the kaiser family foundation. it also says 27% of parents are eager to get a vaccine for their child while a full third of people who responded said they will wait a while to see how the

in san francisco, a vaccination clinic for children was held in the excelsior neighborhood much like the others we saw this weekend there was a large turnout as parentsto get their . kids have a special guest at this site to keep them entertained while waiting. loose he'll, the mascot, explained the importance of getting the shot. >> if we get sick it won't be fun because then everybody in our house if we have siblings, they're not going to be able to go to school and they'll be able to help -- they won't be able to be in school for that and we might expose our parents to it even if they're vaccinated, they still can get sick. liz: a very good explanation. one thing that's different in san francisco, keep in mind the city is planning to require 5-11-year-olds to present proof of vaccination to get into indoor businesses. kaiser permanente is warning patients to fill their prescriptions due to an impending strike and pharmacists plan to would you being out a week and they expect it to affect all their outpatient pharmacies in northern california. contract negotiations are ongoing and

it's put on in partnership with the latino task force, excelsior strong and the department of public health. >> it means they're safer. we have elderly parents in our home and we want to make sure they stay safe as well. >> reporter: he brought his kids to be vaccinated. >> to keep other people safe and make sure we keep our family safe. >> reporter: in san mateo county they rolled out all the stops with a kid themed vaccination event in mind. the goal, helping children feel at ease. >> what we want to do here in san mateo county is to create a family fun, friendly venue. and so it's all about super heroes. it's all about red carpet. it's all about making people and families feel comfortable. the great news is we have 300 appointments today, and we're all sold out. >> reporter: in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> now that children can get vaccinated berkeley is opening up clinics in places where the children go. malcolm x. elementary school, one of the first schools in the east bay to host a vaccination clinic. it was only open for one day so hundreds of children

a vaccination clinic was held in the excelsior neighborhood. there was a large turnout as parents rushed to get there kids vaccinated -- their kids vaccinated. >> if we get sick and will not refund because then everybody in our house, if we have siblings, they will not be able to go to school, and they will not be able to be in school, and we might expose our parents to it, even if they are vaccinated. liz: one thing that is different in san francisco -- the city will require kids to present proof of oxidation to get -- vaccination to go into if you are planningingingingingg train to the 49ers game today, you might experience longer wait times when going home. half of the railcars are out of commission for preventative maintenance. getting replacement parts for trains has been a challenge because of the global supply chain slow down. about 30 cars will be working for today's game. fans should expect to wait double the amount of time that they are used to. lisa: it is certainly chilly out. temperatures in the low 50's right now downtown. we will

in particular a lot of philippino americans immigrated to the soma tender loin community and the excelsior communities. your community is resilient. the cultural significance has everything to do with you all coming together to recognize your pride and culture and prepare the next generation to carry on that legacy. we talk about san francisco as a diverse city and diverse place. but you are the most important part of that diversity. our diversity is our strength and having various backgrounds makes a difference. it helps us learn and grow. we have to talk about the past and challenges that exist in order to not repeat the mistakes of the past. that we grow from that together as one community and one san francisco. i'm honored to be here today. i can't wait until we get rid of these masks so we can really see one another. when we're able to celebrate at the events, some amazing events and performances. even though this celebration happens once a year, i want to continue to be a resource, the city wants to be a resource to be a part of those events that happen in the community, for the comm

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is i

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is impor

in san francisco, a vaccination clinic children was held in the excelsior neighborhood, the city is going to require five to 11-year-olds to present proof of vaccination to get into indoor businesses. in the north bay, organizers say this county run clinic at miller creek school gave out 1000 shots to kids ages five to 11 this weekend. a vexing clinic was also held at canal alliance, a nonprofit outreach for low income and immigrant families. santa clara county launched the first of many on-campus vaccination clinics thursday. it is using a fax fan in an effort to get children ages five to 11 vaccinated by january. alameda county says community clinics will begin vaccinating children by mid-november. if you have questions about covid vaccines, you can always ask our team. they are dedicated to getting you answers, just had your abc7news.com/vaccine and click on that big blue box. it is going to be a stormy start of the week in some parts of the bay area. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge, where the roads are looking dry, but by this time tomorrow we will be dealing with rain an

that location has been in the excelsior since the late 90s. they were established in the 1970s to provide comprehensive daycare mostly to immigrant families. they have a diverse set of clients that represent san francisco. many are monolingual families, many of whom pay as little as $25 a month, which is so important to our immigrant families. mission child care also provides a high quality work and educational environment for their staff that are interested in understanding and facilitating appropriate child care education. their numbers shrunk from 224 child care spots to as low as the 30s during the pandemic, but they remained open, and they worked diligently to remain a provider. i'm proud to say one of the things that we did with mayor lee was work with mission child care and enable them to buy their building, which was one of the things that enabled them to survive this pandemic. we're thankful for mission child care and the number of families that they've served over the years. they are the largest non-san francisco unified school distr

the clinical clinical be in the excelsior district at 20 norton street from 9.30.he clinic in the neighborhood to make shots available to children living in communities that have been highly impacted by the virus. if you can't make it out to this clinic. the county has 100 vaccination sites that are offering a lot of different opportunities. you can sign up for a shot on the health department's website. the residents and merchants along haight street are rattled. they're worried about 2 shootings with 3 victims on the world famous corridor in just over 2 weeks. one man was killed. another wounded in the shooting thursday on hate in the sonic. another person was critically injured just a block away. back on october 22nd kron four's maureen kelly has new information. >> there's a growing memorial of candles and flowers here on haight street near masonic avenue with a double shooting took place. there are many stuffed animals left behind for the young man who was killed he's been identified by the medical examiner's office as 21 year-old samuel jessup of san francisco

ensure that we do the outreach, to ensure that residents of this district -- all of my lakeview excelsior in this district and remain a vital part of this community. one last thing that i want to underscore and i think that it is an important part to underscore and it is something that the mayor and i see eye-to-eye on and i know that it is something that senator wiener has been fighting for for years this will be a very diverse site. it will have incomes that are 35% a.m.i. up to 109% a.m.i. and that means teachers, nurses, laborerrers, janitors, working people that in the past have been forgotten as part of our affordable housing conversation they will be able to live here. along with those struggling to make ends meet at the minimum wage level. all families can access this and it's something that i'm proud to have championed. so thank you, everyone, for being here today and thank you, marcia and thank you sam moss, , and thank you mission housing, for all of your tremendous work and we'll be breaking the ground soon. and the folks will be moving in thank you, everyone. [applause] >> th

. >> in san francisco, family friendly vaccine sites open in the excelsior neighborhood were kids could get their first dose of the pfizer vaccine. >>> you can go to our website, kpix.com , for details on where you can get dren inat. >>> irfield poce were the arrested a suspect and what officers are calling an online purchase gone wrong as police responded to tyler street on thursday afternoon where they found a 19-year-old shooting victim. investigators say the man responded to a car for sale at on the offer of outcome he broadcast for the transaction and was killed and fairfield police arrested a 24-year-old man here to >>> alejo police are investigating their 16th homicide of the year, the shooting happening on rice avenue after 11:30 last night. police say they found a 41-year- old male with one gunshot wound. >>> new video into the newsroom, foster city police are looking for a suspect walking up to cars and seeing if they are unlocked. a home security camera shows the suspect and another person checking cars. this footage is in the alden park area. the suspect's car is described a

the first full day of vaccinations for children today and they are holding a family event in the excelsior forest. that will be held at 20 mission street and it is home to many essential workers. with younger children getting vaccinated, kid friendly event venues hope that they will see a strong boost in business. the economy is a key part of building a better bay area. ryan curry spoke with business owners who say that their phones have been ringing off of the hook. ryan: it is friday night and ryan wagoner's family is enjoying a round of minigolf. >> we try to find as many things we can do that are outside and that we can do as a family. ryan: they went outdoors because the safer for his kids. on saturday, that will change. >> we are getting the vaccine tomorrow night, so pretty excited we have been through a long season, so we are excited to be able to start to open things back up and get back to normal. ryan: business has slowly been rebounding but as more people are eligible, people can try for a hole in one. >> booked solid this month and for next month, i think it will keep getting

here, and he raised troops in new york city and around new york, many of which became known as the excelsior brigade. new president lincoln basically seemed to like or they said he liked sickles' fighting spirit and helped basically enable sickles' rise in the army of the potomac. i don't know if lincoln liked sickles as much as lincoln needed democrats, really any democrats to help promote the war effort. but sickles becomes a poster boy for the dreaded political general, the guy who's going to elevate and rise through the ranks really with no comenseerate military training. prior to that i would say he appeared -- to me he appeared to have the makings of a confident brigade commander, and i think as he moved up literally brigade in 1861, division in '62 and finally core command in 1863, it looks like kind of this progressive rise on paper in rank. but i think particularly in '62 or '63 you start to see him kind of missing more and more battles, sometimes intentionally, sometimes not intentionally. he's not at antitum. he's at fredericksburg but primarily a position or that sort of thing. w

and he raises troops around new york, many of which became known as the famed excelsior brigade. but also sickles and lincoln, they tell it later, the new president lincoln, they seem to like where they said that he likes the fighting spirit of sickles. i don't know if lincoln liked sickles as much as lincoln needed democrats, really any democrats, to kind of promote the war effort. but sickles has become the poster boy for the dreaded political general, the guy who is going to rise and elevate through the ranks with no commensurate military training. but sickles, as you know, is going to command the third corps. but prior to that, he appears to me to have the makings of a confident brigade commander. he moved up, literally in a brigade in 1862, and then there's core command in 1863. he makes this progressive rise on paper and rank. but i think particularly in 1862 or'64, you see him in more battles. sometimes potentially not intentionally. and not at fredericksburg but primarily more in a reserve position. and his rise during that period seems to really be more dependent than an

where a vaccination clinic for children was held in the excelsior neighborhood much like the others wesaw today. there was a large turnout as parents rushed to get their kids vaccinated kids. had a special guest to keep them entertained while they waited san francisco giants mascot lucille one youngster explained the importance of getting needed because if we get sick, it won't be fun because then everybody in our house if we have siblings. they're not gonna be able to go to school and though and they'll be able to help they won't be able to be in school for that and we might expose our pants to it. even if they're vaccinated. they still can get sick. he was very right one thing that is different in san francisco. the city is planning to require five to 11 year olds to present proof of vaccination to get into indoor businesses. speaking of a fourth covid vaccine could become available in the us. novavax is planning to send its data to the fda before the end of the year and seek emergency authorization. if approved the company says it has 100 million doses ready to ship. the novavax vac

that's over in the excelsior district and saturday from 10:30am to one 30 pm at make coppin in the richmond district. appointments can be made. as mentioned at my turned dot and next year the state will actually have these covid-19 vaccinations on the list of vaccinations that are required here in the state of california such as measles, mumps and rubella to attend school live in the studio. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. it was that final approval comes. alright, thank you, ellen. now to the recommendation. it is therefore. >> kids 5 to 11 years old to get the shot. that's according to the cdc and parents now have to make that decision and for some parents, that's not an easy call. and joining us now is stanford pediatric infectious disease physician. doctor and lou, thank you, doctor, for your time. we appreciate it. let's begin with your thoughts on the kind of impact this could have on the battle to stop the virus. >> i think this is a huge step getting control over the covid-19 pandemic in our i that it will allow the kids get back to a little bit more normal famileis to be able to parti

in san francisco, the clinic for children was held in the excelsior neighborhood over the weekend.eventually require five-year-old to 11-year-old to show proof of vaccination to get into indoor businesses. jobina: about 1000 kids got their shots at this clinic this weekend. there was a nonprofit outreach for low income and immigrant families. if you have questions about cover 19 vaccines, you can always ask our team. they are dedicated to answering your questions. just head over to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the big blue box. reggie: there was a mountain lining -- mount land citing after an officer hit an animal on highway 92. the officer was driving east just past the hillsdale boulevard exit. the animal darted across the road, but the officer wasn't able to stop in time. the mountain lion apparently ran off. the officer was not able to find after the crash. the car was damaged, but the officer was not hurt. jobina: we have seen all kinds of animals making a surprise appearance is on traffic cameras and nature cameras. now, a family says a curious bear did something they di

the city is holding a family event in the excelsior at 20 mason street. it is home to many essential workers at risk for covid. the event runs from 9:30 until 3:00. with younger children getting vaccinated, kid friendly event venues hope that they will see a strong boost in business. the economy is a key part of building a better bay area. reporter ryan curry spoke with business owners who say that their phones have been ringing off of the hook. ryan: it is friday night and ryan wagoner's family is enjoying a round of minigolf. >> we try to find as many things we can do that are outside and we can do as a family. ryan: they went outdoors because it is safer for his unvaccinated kids. but on saturday, that will change. >> we are getting the vaccine tomorrow night, so pretty exciting. we have been through a long season, so we are excited to be able to start to open things back up and get back to normal. ryan: business has slowly been rebounding but as more people are eligible for the vaccine, places like this minigolf course, people can try for a hole in on

many of which became known as the famed excelsior brigade who is going to fight within the gettysburg but also too sickles and lincoln both like to tell it later, president lincoln, new president lincoln basically seemed to like or they said he liked sickles' fighting spirit and helped basically enable sickles' rise within the army of the potomac. i don't know if lincoln liked sickles as much as lincoln needed democrat, really any democrat to promote the war effort. but sickles is kind of become as a result the poster boy for the dreaded political general. the guy who is going to elevate and rise through the ranks with really no commensurate military training. such that at gettysburg sickles as y'all know is going to command the third core and be the highest non ranking west pointer in the army. prior to that i would say that he -- you know, he appeared to me he appeared to have the makings of a competent brigade commander. and i think as he moved on, literally brigade in 1861, division in '62 and core command in 1863 finally. you know it looks like this progressive rise on paper and

academy in the bayview hunters point district on wednesday's between 02:35:30pm, at balboa in the excelsior district and saturdays from 10:30am in the morning until one 30 in the afternoon and the cop and over in the richmond district and just like adults. kids may soon have to have a proof of vaccination to go into outdoor space indoor spaces in san francisco. the county health officer had said tonight that bill probably give them about 8 weeks from when the vaccines are available before that may be mandated live in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news lot information there. ellen, thank you for that. contra. costa county health officials say they will hold a town hall this thursday. >> to discuss their county's plan for vaccinating children. they say vaccines could be available as early as saturday. at county run clinics. but they add that parents should check with their child's doctor or local pharmacy. first, many bay area counties have been planning the rollout of the children's vaccine says fires are first submitted his weeks ago for state of the second joins us live now from san

the city is holding a family event in the excelsior at 20 norton street near mission street.d is home to many essential workers and others at risk for covid. the event runs from 9:30 to 3:00. let's get a check outside. lisa: a late sunrise, 7:40 this morning. tomorrow, it will be lighter, but we are looking at an early sunrise tomorrow night. a lot of clouds. we have a weak cold front to the north of us. it may bring a few sprinkles in the north bay. overall, it will keep us cool and allow for some filtered sun. parts of the eastbound and south bay later today. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see the returns not amounting to anything right now. perhaps later on in the day and as we look at the sierra nevada, it is impacting the passes. 6500 feet, three to six inches of snow expected. winds up to 75 miles an hour. right now, they are over 40 miles an hour gusts. we are looking at highway 50, i-80, donner pass, certainly some impacts. a beautiful view of the clouds below and the high clouds. 55 downtown and oakland with 51 in san jose. 54 along the coast. looking at a

and families, many families live in the excelsior, the valley, bayview and it's just the park. so i'd like to just sort of put that on the radar to move up a grey water initiative very quickly as we begin to replant the park. thank you. >> president: thank you. >> clerk: next speaker. >> caller: hello, can you hear me? >> president: yes. since they were on. as you can all probably presume, the third great canceled this dul the pandemic. parks and rec have significantly cut back on the number of teens that can participate. we don't have really good numbers, but apparently, there are only eight 4th grade teams according to parks and rec staff, registration closed within two minutes of being opened a few weeks ago. we don't know how many teams were shut out, but for fourth grade, it was at least five and likely more. there could be hundreds of familieses, but not more shut out this winter. we are at the mercy of parks and recreation on this. if rec and park doesn't allow our kids to play, it's canceled for the second year in a row. parks and rec has told us it's simply too hard. o

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsioras the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is important working with all the

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is i

just going to a couple of countries in excelsior, this is something that could affect dispensaries all over the city and my own opinion is it should have been discussed with more than dispensaries in the city but other than that, the other questions have beenanswered . >> at that point then we will see if we will open it upto public comment .anyone on the line for item number two. >> i had one more question. >> president: i didn't see you, i apologize commissioner huie. >> i just have one more quick question. i think somebody had asked this earlier but what is the benefit of becoming a medical cannabis dispensary or not becoming one as an mcd the coming whatever the classification is right no . >> i can take a stab of that and say it's not anoptional conversion . >> is not an optional conversion but what would we be the benefit of that conversion. >> the law governing the dispensaries will expire so you won't have the permit unless you become an mcd . >> is the delay on the part of the city's resources or adelay on the part of the businesses not wanting toconvert ? >> it's a city issue

neighborhood, midtown terrace, inner sunset, outer sunset which is the funding for this pacific and the excelsior. >> thank you. >> i have a question. i'm not asking for scientific based on everything but just the general sense of it. it's the use of technology to connect volunteers and i know that came about and was utilized more during the pandemic . are we seeing any improvement interms of the ability to connect volunteers to services ? andanalysis . we went into depth about what the capabilities were people were thinking that there's a good program that we could continue to use for that reason. >> definitely. it's still new so we don't have a lot of data around how much it has been able to help but anecdotally from our providers it's been really helpful for them to be able to connect with volunteers more and provide kind of in time feedback about any participants as the volunteers are working with. it also helps with providers connecting with covid-19 status so they are able to see that on the app. there's more data that can be connected collected through the app which helps with volunteer co

in particular a lot of philippino americans immigrated to the soma tender loin community and the excelsior communities. your community is resilient. the cultural significance has everything to do with you all coming together to recognize your pride and culture and prepare the next generation to carry on that legacy. we talk about san francisco as a diverse city and diverse place. but you are the most important part of that diversity. our diversity is our strength and having various backgrounds makes a difference. it helps us learn and grow. we have to talk about the past and challenges that exist in order to not repeat the mistakes of the past. that we grow from that together as one community and one san francisco. i'm honored to be here today. i can't wait until we get rid of these masks so we can really see one another. when we're able to celebrate at the events, some amazing events and performances. even though this celebration happens once a year, i want to continue to be a resource, the city wants to be a resource to be a part of those events that happen in the community, for the comm

100 individual letters over the last week from muni writers not just from knowing value but from excelsior to the dubose triangle and beyond. in support of mtas option 2. these muni writers find solace supports option to allowing 4j carson to the subway brings the total to 18 to 21 hour than half. of the three pandemicnumber and well below the optimal .these muni writers point out overwhelming public support for option two. and these muni writers find only option to support mta service priorities to center concerns of persons with disabilities andseniors and and toprioritize coverage over frequency. we urge you to support option 2 . thank you very much . >> clerk: thank you caller. hello, caller. your 2 minutes will begin now. >> i support option 2 for the j church. the uneven pavement and sfmta ... okay. the enforcement on slippery tracks anduneven pavement . the presentation that was made for the automatic train control system indicates that the future system would have, would be less reliable than as planned. back in november 28 of 2015 the atc update on slides 29 through 33 indicated t

a walking tour we stopped at two market developments in excelsior. one, apartments at 33 sennecca remains notoriously empty. apartments were priced out of reach of local residents. the second apartments, 65 ocean was one of the city's first approved home sf program which is under construction at 198 units. which see what the he'd aphousehold in the neighborhood can afford. of the 48 below market units, more than half are priced for the local work force. inflated by the extreme wealth and equality in our significantly out of sync in lower income neighborhoods. >> when the students reflect on their families housing. before them was a building where the majority of the housing is market rate and priced for workers that don't live in the neighborhood and the quote unquote affordable units aren't affordable. the implications are alarming. the high rent is causing fossil fuel and increasingly segregating our city. housing our workers -- >> clerk: speaker's time has elapsed. >> caller: thank you. >> clerk: thank you so much. next speaker, please. >> good af

100 individual letters over the last week from muni writers not just from knowing value but from excelsior to the dubose triangle and beyond. in support of mtas option 2. these muni writers find solace supports option to allowing 4j carson to the subway brings the total to 18 to 21 hour than half. of the three pandemicnumber and well below the optimal .these muni writers point out overwhelming public support for option two. and these muni writers find only option to support mta service priorities to center concerns of persons with disabilities andseniors and and toprioritize coverage over frequency. we urge you to support option 2 . thank you very much . >> clerk: thank you caller. hello, caller. your 2 minutes will begin now. >> i support option 2 for the j church. the uneven pavement and sfmta ... okay. the enforcement on slippery tracks anduneven pavement . the presentation that was made for the automatic train control system indicates that the future system would have, would be less reliable than as planned. back in november 28 of 2015 the atc update on slides 29 through 33 indicated t