hahn, thank you so much for your insight. for those that have been drinking a while now and now get this warning, is it too late for some of us? >> it's definitely not too late to have good health behavior. >> thank you, dr. hahn, from ucsf. >> thank you. >>> governor gavin newsom is now directing state agencies to recommend policies that reduce the consumption of ultra processed foods. he signed an executive order calling for continued investigation into health risks linked to synthetic food dyes and other ingredients. it also directs state agencies to identify areas where nutritional standards can be raised for school lunches. >>> the department of health and human services announced it will invest more than $300 million to help monitor bird flu and prepare for possible scenarios. the funding will go toward treatment and testing, new research and education efforts. last month california declared a state of emergency in response to the spread of the virus in dairy cows. the cdc still considers the risk to the general public

and you will be hearing from from doctor hahn, who is our subject matter expert. but i wanted to open with just a quick framing to say that this is such an important topic. as doctor colfax said, it's very timely. we have been following this issue very closely for months, and you'll be hearing from doctor hahn, representing the great work of his expert communicable disease team that he leads as our director of communicable disease. but we've also had an incident management team that has been going for quite some time, and that has been stood up by our public health emergency preparedness and response team. we also have our environmental health team because this involves animals as well and food products. our public health laboratory has developed locally based tests that we can use when we might need to. we have had our communications team working with us to prepare messaging. as the time comes, the needs arise and we're working really closely with the network. so representatives from sfgh, laguna honda hospital and ambulatory care are also involved. so i just wan

i'm not so hosp. yvette hahn units is one of several that could shut down the well food program. the night of 2008 has a few which any loss around 24 hours for doctors without borders. describe the situation at hospitals as catastrophic. the group is one that the fuel so shortage is threatening the lives of hundreds of patients including newborn babies. it says the babies and incubators rely on constant electricity for the ventilate is about keeping them alive. they are already in an extremely vulnerable state and any transferred to other hospitals would directly endanger their lives. putting lives with children at risk like this is unacceptable. slaughter 0 is honey. my move spoke to dr. bush are off monday, the alex, the hospital in the around about a about how fuel shortages are affecting operations that vicinity is across the gauze. travel reduced tracts that are over one would then live injured civilians, many of them women and children and elderly individuals. here at this facility, i lost the hospitals. doctors record of, of the acute shortage of basic supplies, including

danielle hahn and her familyave been growing roses in southern california for more than 25 yrs, and doing so successfully enough to earn attention from martha stewart. now we have danielle and her fantastic catalog of roses, and we can have instant gratification. but lately it's gotten a lot tougher. we conan 2020. cambios mas diferentes y mas este ano more frequent and extreme whiplash between hot and cold, wildfires, even mudslides all evidence of climate change, all making it tougher for farmers. does that make you think that the future of growing flowers is going to have to be in a greenhouse if the weather, climate change, is making it too unpredictable? it's possible. i don't want to think that way, because when you grow roses under glass, you cannot get the fragrance that we get out here. i mean, the difference between our roses and a rose that's grown in the greenhouse is the fragrance. every rose that we grow is incredibly fragrant. and you can't get that under glass. the other option to grow roses somewhere else. which is what the world famous rose parade started relying on deca

danielle hahn and her family have been growing roses in southern california for more than 25 years, and doing so successfully enough to earn attention from martha stewart. now we have danielle and her fantastic catalog of roses, and we can have instant gratification. but lately it's gotten a lot tougher. klose way 29 year old. cambios mas diferentes y mas este ano. more frequent and extreme whiplash between hot and cold, wildfires, even mudslides all evidence of climate change, all making it tougher for farmers. does that make you think that the future of growing flowers is going to have to be in a greenhouse if the weather, climate change, is making it too unpredictable? it's possible. i don't want to think that way, because when you grow roses under glass, you cannot get the fragrance that we get out here. i mean, the difference between our roses and a roses grown in the greenhouse is the fragrance. every rose that we grow is incredibly fragrant. and you can't get that under glass. the other option to grow roses somewhere else, which is what the world famous rose parade started relyin

miss hahn's in charge. john hall has this update from case in an hour long interview with new credit and television president savanski has been talking about the prospect so peace in 2025. he said that any negotiated settlement with russia would have to be backed by strong security guarantees for ukraine, including the possibility of e. u. peacekeeping troops in ukraine, backed by nato. and he said that any settlement with russia would have to be supported by the united states or it wouldn't hold. but where did this optimism about 2025 come from. it doesn't come from zalinski is belief that ukraine could win the war on the battlefield. militarily, the country is struggling. it does, however, appear to come from his belief in the deal making powers of donald trump. trump's return to the white house in a little over, a fortnight's time, increasingly seen here as a potential turning point from. i'm wondering what the with, if i m trump, is capable of being decisive in this world means you can really stop beaut

while it's a chance for hahn's, it's like to win his 1st trophy in charge of barza. he'll be hoping this much can get aside back on track in the league. they've only 11 of their last 7 matches and set 5 points behind their l. costco rivals and the standards. it's a huge game. we're speaking about l classic o in the see pick up final. if we, when we're going to gain more confidence for the rest of the season. if we, when it's going to be very important for the whole club renting champion arena, sab blanca has kicked off the defense of her australian open title with a, with the well number one thrashed american sloan stevens to advance to the next round. the bell of russian who was looking for her 3rd street title in melbourne. just 71 minutes to crush the former us open champion in streets that well yeah, it was the top of my to over stuff much, it's against her. and i'm like, i play my best probably, but i'm glad that i was able to close this much in straight sets. this donna package showed some support to her coach had tried her after winning in the 1st rounds. schr

we have a motion by commissioner hunter and a second by commissioner hahn. and let's open up for public comment. are there any members of the public who wish to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment on this item is closed. great. please call the roll. public comment is now closed. president juan ii, vice president sullivan i commissioner on i. commissioner bermejo is excused. commissioner hunter i commissioner tompkins is excused. commissioner yuan i. motion passes. next item, please. i guess we can go back to item seven. so the next item is item seven. presentation to consider the department's fiscal year 20 2526 and 20 2627 budget priorities. the sponsor for this item is tyrone jude, director. speakers are leo chief deputy director joseph salem, finance program manager cindy comerford, climate program manager lowell chu, energy program manager, pali ohia, toxics reduction and healthy ecosystems program manager, soco made zero waste program manager. heather henton, clean transportation program manager. lavanya deepak, senior racial equity coordi

we thank our chair of the metro board, janice hahn, and our ceo, stephanie wiggins, for their assistance. >> palisades post office has been relocated to rancho park post office. residents can pick up their mail at 11270 exposition boulevard on the first floor. >> recovery dot l.a. county.gov. >> had residents that have been affected by these fires can go and search for assistance, including, for example, mail, which is something you don't really think about on a regular basis. but but people who have lost their homes, where do they receive their mail? where do they go and get that? so much mail is so important for so many, but these are just some of the details that we're learning this morning at this press conference out of los angeles county. i want to go to danielle berlant. he is california's state fire marshal. and i'm appreciative of your time, sir. thank you for being with us this morning. what are your efforts on the ground looking like this morning? >> you know, our firefighters have continued to make good progress on on many fronts. >> i was on both of the incidents yesterday a

we have kenny hahn, park district. if any of those things catch fire, we are in trouble. while we have not been directly touched by those fires, we have family members who have been impacted because they live in the palisades, they live in pasadena, they live in altadena. so many folks in my community are turning into community responders. they are taking in friends and family. they are helping with donations at the shelter and at the pasadena convention center. doolan's restaurant, a local restaurant on crenshaw, has been working with world central kitchen. i went to see him in altadena cooking prepared hot foods to give to folks who have lost their homes. so we are working with the first responders in a way that a community should. >> but look, blocks and blocks of burnt out communities. that means many people are displaced in a city that's already short on housing. how big of a challenge is this going to be, and what can congress do to help? >> well, this has been huge. we have 40,000 folks homeless before the fire and now thousands more. i'm going to be on a call righ

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he had a direct hahn in so many things that we look at in san francisco. part of our dna.w you don't hear his anymore in the context of those. representation matters. you need to uplift this so people know him but people like him like me. like you. like anyone who looks like him to be, i can do this, too. to have the city's first banker and a street in the middle of financial district. that alone is powerful. [music] >> hi, everyone, my name is sunshine. everyone calls me sunny. i own the tie dye shop on the corner of haight and [indiscernible] tie dye shop 32 years. where i bought my first tie dye. i came to the haight ashbury not having any friends and in the haight it is cool to be you, which is perfect san francisco thing. we support over 175 artists, half of the shop is cut and sewn in the city and the other half made by people who work here including womens prisoner reinty program. some of the different products that we have in the store is great wall of tie dye which features t-shirts, hoodies, dresses epic coats featured in vogue magazine. we have pretty much anyth

including an offer for improvements for infrastructure located within portions of sunnydale avenue, hahn street and harmonia street. and an offer of dedication for real property underlying a portion of sunnydale avenue dedicating the public improvements for public use designating the public improvements for public streets and roadway purposes, accepting the public infrastructure for city maintenance and liability purposes subject to specified limitations. establishing the official street grades, sidewalk widths and public right of way widths. amending ordinance number 1061 entitled regulating the width of sidewalks to establish official sidewalk widths on sunnydale avenue and horn street. accepting a public works order recommending various actions in regard to the public infrastructure improvements. adopting findings under sequel and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1. >> thank you so much. we have jason loo and ryan van zeitlin here from mh cd and from hope s.f.. >> thank you. go ahead. good afternoon chair

including an offer for improvements for infrastructure located within portions of sunnydale avenue, hahn street and harmonia street. and an offer of dedication for real property underlying a portion of sunnydale avenue dedicating the public improvements for public use designating the public improvements for public streets and roadway purposes, accepting the public infrastructure for city maintenance and liability purposes subject to specified limitations. establishing the official street grades, sidewalk widths and public right of way widths. amending ordinance number 1061 entitled regulating the width of sidewalks to establish official sidewalk widths on sunnydale avenue and horn street. accepting a public works order recommending various actions in regard to the public infrastructure improvements. adopting findings under sequel and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1. >> thank you so much. we have jason loo and ryan van zeitlin here from mh cd and from hope s.f.. >> thank you. go ahead. good afternoon chair

rock and carbon mesa metro fares remain suspended today thanks to the leadership of metro board chair hahnur ceo, stephanie wiggins. if you have essential travel today, please do so safely away from the areas of the evacuation orders. if you do not have essential travel, please remain indoors for the latest updates and service impacts. you can go to alerts dot metro dot net. l.a. county assessor jeffrey prang has shared property tax installment deferral applications, misfortune, calamity damage reassessment applications and disaster relief faq for property owners affected by the fires at assessor's la county.gov. all lausd schools and santa monica-malibu unified school district schools in the third district are closed. with that, mental health supports are available through the county's department of mental health. you can call (800) 854-7771. please use this resource. we know you are experiencing traumatic pain, and we want to do our best to help start healing. thank you for the outpouring of support from across the county and across the country. emergency network la is coordinating volun