. >> hi, my name is frank castro. sorry, i'm a little late. i was trying to connect people out in the street. i love my job, and you guys can help me by putting me face to face with the people who need it the most. having 362 go through would give us an opportunity to cure hep "c" in this city -- not reduce it, but cure it. and get everybody that is h.i.v.-positive to undetectable. so we can be first with safe consumption space. we can be first for curing hep "c" in this city, and we can be first for getting every resident who has h.i.v. to up detectable, and you all can help that happen. please make ni jo my job a little easier, get people connected who want the services. we need your help to get this started, and i really challenge you to act like this is the progressive city it claims to be. >> chairman: thank you. next speaker. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is ben, and i'm here representing the glide foundation, and the many others of us from the harm reduction programs, like frank. i want to thank you everybody who has been involved.

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