this is not hillary ronen saying this, this is the national association of pediatrics offering this. so i am -- just also want to request on the budget what it would take in terms of the budget, what it would take in terms of additional space that's needed in order to achieve that. and again, you know, all families have a different situation that they're facing. all families have a different risk tolerance level. i can't imagine that every family would take this up. so that's the other million-dollar question for me in this cohort. and i'm wondering, has there been any effort -- i know you're doing a lot -- none of this is blame question. these are all just query, how can i help questions? has there been any effort to ask families district wide or even just in the elementary school grades whether or not they would utilize this option if it was offered to them because then, we could really create the solutions that families need -- which we're already doing, and i appreciate it so much. then, we deal with a lot of the segregation issues, a lot of the -- also there's been a lot talk of

hillary ronen, thank you for supporting the police movement.ou took your time and you didn't respond to my question about whout else is with you? there are two-parts. one is the black community. this $120 million is fantasy. i went back and forthwith supervisor safai with six or 10 e-mails. he couldn't squarere it. you are all lying. you are a bunch of boot liquors. if youf were spending $120 million on the black community, which would beld gre, you are not getting rid of the cops which are posing a danger. also, what a would that do to marioio woods, alex and shawn. all of these people have been killed by the cop in the bay area? we need reparations and less police on the streets. the state is on fire and you are cutting the fire budget. what are you doing? just a bunch of boot liquors. you act like you are pro aggressive. this state is run by democrats from the top to the bottom. democrats hold the power. you are just lying, $120 million headline. none of us care about cops losing jobs. we care about the essential workerss who are losing jobs

this is not hillary ronen saying this, this is the national association of pediatrics offering this. so i am -- just also want to request on the budget what it would take in terms of the budget, what it would take in terms of additional space that's needed in order to achieve that. and again, you know, all families have a different situation that they're facing. all families have a different risk tolerance level. i can't imagine that every family would take this up. so that's the other million-dollar question for me in this cohort. and i'm wondering, has there been any effort -- i know you're doing a lot -- none of this is blame question. these are all just query, how can i help questions? has there been any effort to ask families district wide or even just in the elementary school grades whether or not they would utilize this option if it was offered to them because then, we could really create the solutions that families need -- which we're already doing, and i appreciate it so much. then, we deal with a lot of the segregation issues, a lot of the -- also there's been a lot talk of

hillary ronen. >> clerk: okay. as far as the roll -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, you have a quorum. >> supervisor haney: thank you. madam clerk, will you please call the first item? or actually, will you please call items 1 and 2 together? >> clerk: yes. i'd number 1 is a hearing regarding how covid-19 has impacted the schedules, policies, and the provision of services for san francisco unified school district and city college of san francisco. item 2 is a hearing to discuss how the city can assist the school district, teachers, parents, and children to start the school year successfully providing engaging in distance learning. members who wish to call in, call 415-554-0001 and enter the meeting i.d.: 146-408-7451. press pound, and pound again to enter listening mode. and we have interpreters here to announce the meeting. [speaking cantonese language] >> interpreter: thank you. [speaking spanish language] >> interpreter: thank you. >> supervisor haney: thank you. anymo any more announcements, madam clerk? >> clerk: that concludes the announcements. >> super

legislative aide to hillary ronen. >> thank you paul. welcome and thank you for joining us. i appreciate your patience. it's now a quarter to 10:00. that's an unreasonable hour to ask someone to make a legislative presentation. we're here, we're listening and we'll do our best. >> my pleasure and i appreciate the diligence and commitment to getting through the agenda. i know you have so much work to cover and we're honored to have some time. so i'll just get started. the legislation before you is the safer act. this is an emergency ordinance that seeks to expand employment protection for workers who are unable to work because they test positive for covid-19 or they must quarantine due to covid-19 symptoms or exposure. here in san francisco we have a widespread covid testing and that's part of our response to the ongoing pandemic. it's so important because it has allowed us to identify and quarantine and treat covid positive individuals to prevent further transmission out in the community. unfortunately for some of our residents, especially those who lack adequate employment

this is not hillary ronen saying this, this is the national association of pediatrics offering this. so i am -- just also want to request on the budget what it would take in terms of the budget, what it would take in terms of additional space that's needed in order to achieve that. and again, you know, all families have a different situation that they're facing. all families have a different risk tolerance level. i can't imagine that every family would take this up. so that's the other million-dollar question for me in this cohort. and i'm wondering, has there been any effort -- i know you're doing a lot -- none of this is blame question. these are all just query, how can i help questions? has there been any effort to ask families district wide or even just in the elementary school grades whether or not they would utilize this option if it was offered to them because then, we could really create the solutions that families need -- which we're already doing, and i appreciate it so much. then, we deal with a lot of the segregation issues, a lot of the -- also there's been a lot talk of

hillary ronen. >> clerk: okay. as far as the roll -- [roll call] >> clerk: mr. chair, you have a quorum. >> supervisor haney: thank you. madam clerk, will you please call the first item? or actually, will you please call items 1 and 2 together? >> clerk: yes. i'd number 1 is a hearing regarding how covid-19 has impacted the schedules, policies, and the provision of services for san francisco unified school district and city college of san francisco. item 2 is a hearing to discuss how the city can assist the school district, teachers, parents, and children to start the school year successfully providing engaging in distance learning. members who wish to call in, call 415-554-0001 and enter the meeting i.d.: 146-408-7451. press pound, and pound again to enter listening mode. and we have interpreters here to announce the meeting. [speaking cantonese language] >> interpreter: thank you. [speaking spanish language] >> interpreter: thank you. >> supervisor haney: thank you. anymo any more announcements, madam clerk? >> clerk: that concludes the announcements. >> super

ronen, i think you're frozen. i think we're going to go onto president yee nirfirst, and wh she gets unfrozen -- hillary, i'm so sorry. i think you were frozen off that. >> supervisor ronen: no, i was bumped off my computer the minute i said f.b.i. what's going on there? i was bumped off immediately when i said those words. it's fascinating. so as i was saying, f.b.i. that is apparently listening in, this board chose to, you know, not okay putting the public advocate on the ballot, saying we have enough checks and balances within our city government, the d.a., the ethics commission. clearly, these departments have not been able to root out some of the kworworst corruption in city, and the fact at this time that we're letting an enforcement position going unfilled is ludicrous, and i'm really disappointed in the mayor's office for allowing this to happen. that is absurd, and i certainly will do everything in my power to add it back, but it's very telling and very frustrating to me that during this time of ramp jaent corrupti rampant corruption, that we're not promoting enforcement in our city depuartments. >> supervis