[applause] >> the hon. london breed: wait a minute. you look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or getting ahead of homework.

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african ame

[applause] >> the hon.ndon breed: so you get to design them yourself and figure out what you want on them. it's going to take a few weeks for them to get ordered and set up, but we are committed to supporting your championship ring so you can wear your rings with pride. and i'm really excited that you all are here today because we want to make sure that we honor you. and coach, come on up. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: come on up. >> thank you. >> the hon. london breed: i just feel like i was your good luck charm because i did the coin toss and all that. it was a great day, and it was so fun. >> i would like to say, kerry bader, he said no mayor has been out to flip the turkey coin. so i hope we can make it a tradition and you'll be out when you get the chance. >> the hon. london breed: but i think it's really important. it's important that we support young people that are staying focused and positive, and the fact that this team has come together as a team and accomplished something so amazing under

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: hello, everybody. i thought you all was gonna feed me first. well, first of all, i'm really excited to be here since this is the first time you are holding an african american history month event for the sfmta, so i'm really excited and honored to be one of your first speakers at this incredible event, so congratulations to the committee and the people who put this together. thank you so much. [applause] it's also really nice outside, sunny, and i want to just go outside and hangout and enjoy the sun. but let me just start by saying, really, how much i appreciate the workforce of the city and how much i'm aware of the challenges that we know still continue to exist, especially as it relates to our african american employees. i know when i first started as mayor, i was basically getting it left and right from the folks that worked for this department. we know that there were real challenges, and we were able to bring folks in to deal with a number of the h.r. issues and p

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: wait a minute. you look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or getting ahead of homework.

>> the hon. london breed: thank you, president yee and members of the board. i want to take this time to update the board on the steps we're taking against covid-19. the decisions that we're made were based on the recommendation from our public health experts, who we know are among the best in the country. we declared a state of emergency and activated our emergency center. they're working around the clock to reach vulnerable communities and prepare the public. just yesterday, supervisor peskin and i announced additional resources to support our residents that rely on shelters, resource centers, and single-room occupancy hotels. increasing cleaning and accessing additional meals to keep individuals safe and to limit the spread of the virus. today, i announced additional steps to provide new spaces such as r.v.s for people without homes to quarantine themselves should the virus become active. we are working with our hospitals and medical staff to make sure we can take care of people in need of med

>> the hon. london breed: thank you, president yee and members of the board. i want to take this time to update the board on the steps we're taking against covid-19. the decisions that we're made were based on the recommendation from our public health experts, who we know are among the best in the country. we declared a state of emergency and activated our emergency center. they're working around the clock to reach vulnerable communities and prepare the public. just yesterday, supervisor peskin and i announced additional resources to support our residents that rely on shelters, resource centers, and single-room occupancy hotels. increasing cleaning and accessing additional meals to keep individuals safe and to limit the spread of the virus. today, i announced additional steps to provide new spaces such as r.v.s for people without homes to quarantine themselves should the virus become active. we are working with our hospitals and medical staff to make sure we can take care of people in need of med

[applause] >> the hon.n breed: so first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african american

. >> the hon. london breed: well, first of all, thank you here so much for being for the watch of all home. tameka, i just am so excited about what i know that you are going to do with this organization. you'll really transform how we address homelessness for people who are not just unhoused but those who are struggling to hold onto their homes. i wish we didn't have to be here for this conversation, but we all know -- i've seen so many service providers and people who work in the affordable housing industry and other places, and folks who are really at the forefront of helping, you know, this city, and the bay area address these challenges. and here in san francisco, we've done been amazing job, but we still see the suffering on our streets. we still hear the stories about if someone, if they hadn't had too much rent, they wouldn't be living in their cars right now. the fact is 200,000 people families are low-income in the bay area, and we have 30,000 people who are homeless. so what that means is

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: wait a minute. you look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or getting ahead of homework.

[applause] >> the hon.ondon breed: good evening, everybody. i smell cocoa butter and baby oil, so i know black people are in city hall! i know that's right. i know that's right. let me tell you something, there's nothing like an event that brings together so many incredible people. and i want to thank all of you for coming back every single year to celebrate with us because we wanted to make sure, when supervisor at the time cohen and i started this event about six years ago, we wanted to make sure that people in this city knew that we are still here, and we still matter. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: there are so many incredible people in this room tonight, but i want to take an opportunity to just recognize a few of our guests, including someone who made history as the first african american mayor of san francisco, mayor willie brown. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: and no, mr. mayor, you can't have your job back. and i also want to thank, a member of the board of supervisors who i've had the

. >> the hon. london breed: good afternoon, everyone. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i want to thank the press for joining us, dr. grant colfax from the department of public health, as well as members from laguna honda and dignity. as you know, this is a challenging time for the people of san francisco and throughout our country. we declared a state of emergency on february 25 of this year to begin the process to prepare for what we know was coming. as of today, we are at 172 cases in san francisco. we see that continue to rise every single day, and when we look at states all over the country, we know that the early steps we took to not only be prepared but to ask people to stay at home has definitely had an impact on the numbers that we are seeing every single day. but we also know that as dr. colfax mentioned on monday, it is still going to continue to climb, sadly, things are going to get worse, and it's important that we continue to stay at home because it truly does mean that we save lives as a result. we have been workin

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: wait a minute. you look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or getting ahead of homework.

>> the hon. london breed: thank you, president yee and members of the board. i want to take this time to update the board on the steps we're taking against covid-19. the decisions that we're made were based on the recommendation from our public health experts, who we know are among the best in the country. we declared a state of emergency and activated our emergency center. they're working around the clock to reach vulnerable communities and prepare the public. just yesterday, supervisor peskin and i announced additional resources to support our residents that rely on shelters, resource centers, and single-room occupancy hotels. increasing cleaning and accessing additional meals to keep individuals safe and to limit the spread of the virus. today, i announced additional steps to provide new spaces such as r.v.s for people without homes to quarantine themselves should the virus become active. we are working with our hospitals and medical staff to make sure we can take care of people in need of med

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>> the hon.ed: thank you, president yee and members of the board. i want to take this time to update the board on the steps we're taking against covid-19. the decisions that we're made were based on the recommendation from our public health experts, who we know are among the best in the country. we declared a state of emergency and activated our emergency center. they're working around the clock to reach vulnerable communities and prepare the public. just yesterday, supervisor peskin and i announced additional resources to support our residents that rely on shelters, resource centers, and single-room occupancy hotels. increasing cleaning and accessing additional meals to keep individuals safe and to limit the spread of the virus. today, i announced additional steps to provide new spaces such as r.v.s for people without homes to quarantine themselves should the virus become active. we are working with our hospitals and medical staff to make sure we can take care of people in need of medical attent

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: you know that i've been working on this for years, even when i was on the board of supervisors, and trying to inform people about what this actually means, what this could mean. and let me just talk a little bit about what it could mean, and i'll introduce supervisor haney in just a moment. but the fact is, think about it. you see people who are basically out on the streets, injecting publicly. you see people using the foil and fentanyl and other things that are out there. just think about them. just imagining walking through this door and getting a space where they're doing it inside, where they're contained with people who are basically treating them with respect and making it clear to them that as soon as they are ready, we are there to help them. that's what this is about. when they are ready, when they say the word, they're getting the counseling and the services and they are immediately provided the treatment that they need to get healthy. they're not just going to

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, fran. thank you for that introduction. i wanted to add to that introduction, that there was a time that i was not only a city employee, but i was an intern here in city hall. i was naomi kelly, now -- her intern, and so i truly understand how important the work is that you all do, and oftentimes, we know that you don't do it to be recognized, you do it because you love the work, you love the opportunity to make something better. we know, and i want to take this opportunity to recognize assembly member david chu. thank you so much for being here. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: you see the newspapers, and you know there are some good things and sometimes not so good things. but as elected officials, both david and i can attest, we take all the credit for all the work that you do because that's mostly what politicians do. that's what we do, right, david? but at the end of the day, it's really about all of us coming together and working together, and s.p.u.r

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: first of all, thank you, claire. thank you to the freedom ban of frisk. thank you to s.f. pride and supervisor mandelman and so many elected leaders and department heads here in san francisco to celebrate the beginning of pride in san francisco, 50 years of what i think has been an amazing accomplishment, so thank you to the board members, to the president, caroline. thank you to our new executive director. like, so many great things are happening in this city and so many great things are happening with pride. and i know -- i get really excited, because even though it's february and we are not expected to have a number of activities, especially the parade, until june, it's going to be so exciting that we have to announce it now. we have to get everybody excited about what's to come because there is nothing that we do better than celebrate in san francisco. we celebrate our history, we celebrate our diversity, we celebrate what makes san francisco so unique. and we know t

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[applause] >> the hon. london breed: wait a minute. look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or getting ahead of homework. it i

of 45.8 we'll see whether or not it does a big jump when we talk about manufacturing, we look to h hon hai. they are a big supplier to apple. the 2019 record card dropping to $3.8 billion this is a third-year decline revenues were all-time record high of $177 billion the company said they had revolved the production shortage the company had to get everything back on line and back at capacity now diversifying outside of china investing $25 million into vietnam and india as these two will become regional manufacturing hubs for hon hai as well. closing down under $70 per share. back to you. >>> thank you, emily we are just hanging out here for numbers to come through from huawei it is fascinating what emily was saying there even though that pmi number looks terrific, it doesn't actually reflect underlying activity per se. merely the fact that factories are beginning to retool and workers are going back to the factories. in that sense, it is a positive but doesn't tell you an awful lot about this stage in the chinese economy. >> on huawei, we've got the results now for huawei they say reve

the new coronavirus 1st emerged in the city of will hon but the efforts to combat the virus go far beyond china. researches all over the globe are racing to contain it. or. that children of chinese scientists published the genetic code of the virus in early january enabling scientists the around the world to start working on it. at home home university pathologists of grain the new coronavirus and human tissue to find out more about its properties one of the basic. things which people want to know about this farce is the firstly what is a pay service for a few tracks or in the human body in which the process replication and the 2nd is what sort of damage is it causing to the body and then also to see how the body reacts to this virus damage. the ultimate goal in the fight against any virus is to find a vaccine multiple teams around the world already searching for the magic bullet that can be used to immunize people one of them is based in belgium at the university of life and. vaccine development takes 1015 years before a new vaccine may come so no the entire scientific community is tryin

[applause] >> the hon.breed: wait a minute. you look like you're a student at lowell high school. >> you know, not too long ago, i was at lincoln. >> the hon. london breed: lincoln? too nice. and not too long ago, you guys beat lincoln. >> not when i was playing. >> come on up, coach, and congratulations to everybody. [applause] >> good evening. my name is kelly sung, and i am the varsity coach at lowell high school. first, i'd like to thank mayor london breed and her staff for inviting us here tonight. it's so amazing to be recognized for all our hard work. growing up and attending lincoln high school, the aaa teams never made it far in the post season. in the beginning of this season, our goal was to win our section title and to get past the second round of nor-cal. we were able to accomplish that and so much more, but i will let marie go kind of speak to that. what i wanted to touch on is how proud i am of these girls. before practice or tournaments, you could find them studying for their tests or gettin

. >> the hon. london breed: all right. here we >> roll call, please. >> clerk: all right. i'll go ahead and mention that director chang is sitting in as director haney's alternate. with that -- [roll call] >> clerk: noting that director tavares is absent, with that, you have a quorum. >> we're going to change our agenda here

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. >> the hon. london breed: all right. here we started. let it be noted the house is full of educators, and union members, welcome. the regular meeting of the board of education of the san francisco unified school district is now called to order. roll call. >> thank you. [roll call] thank you. >> thank you. section a, general information, accessibility information for the public, teleconference information, there is none tonight. do you want to do that? okay. go ahead. we are going to

[applause] >> the hon.o first of all, let me just start by saying that i'm so grateful to see all of you out here. many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african american communitie

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: you know that i've been working on this for years, even when i was on the board of supervisors, and trying to inform people about what this actually means, what this could mean. and let me just talk a little bit about what it could mean, and i'll introduce supervisor haney in just a moment. but the fact is, think about it. you see people who are basically out on the streets, injecting publicly. you see people using the foil and fentanyl and other things that are out there. just think about them. just imagining walking through this door and getting a space where they're doing it inside, where they're contained with people who are basically treating them with respect and making it clear to them that as soon as they are ready, we are there to help them. that's what this is about. when they are ready, when they say the word, they're getting the counseling and the services and they are immediately provided the treatment that they need to get healthy. they're not just going to

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[applause] >> the hon.ondon breed: you know that i've been working on this for years, even when i was on the board of supervisors, and trying to inform people about what this actually means, what this could mean. and let me just talk a little bit about what it could mean, and i'll introduce supervisor haney in just a moment. but the fact is, think about it. you see people who are basically out on the streets, injecting publicly. you see people using the foil and fentanyl and other things that are out there. just think about them. just imagining walking through this door and getting a space where they're doing it inside, where they're contained with people who are basically treating them with respect and making it clear to them that as soon as they are ready, we are there to help them. that's what this is about. when they are ready, when they say the word, they're getting the counseling and the services and they are immediately provided the treatment that they need to get healthy. they're not just going to d

the new coronavirus 1st emerged in the city of will hon but the efforts to combat the virus go far beyond china. researches all over the globe are racing to contain it. that children of chinese scientists published the genetic code of the virus in early january enabling scientists around the world to start working on it. at home home university pathologists of grain the new coronavirus and human tissue to find out more about its properties one of the basic. things which people want to know about this farce is the firstly what is a place in respect of the patch or in the human body in which the process replication and the 2nd is what sort of damage is it causing to the body and then also to see how the body reacts to this virus damage. the ultimate goal in the fight against any virus is to find a vaccine multiple teams around the world already searching for the magic bullet that can be used to immunize people one of them is based in belgium at the university of life and vaccine development takes 1015 years before a new vaccine may come so no the entire scientific community is trying to get

social media before the government was able to intervene so too did videos filmed by chen shushi in one honshospitals. he showed sick people not being treated. desperate people who are not being attended to despite having had a fever for days. i'm. not. hello this is generation it's 11 am monday january 30th. this was his last video before he was quarantined. i'm frightened. i have the virus before my eyes and state security breathing down my neck. but i'm not going to let that get be done oh i'll carry on reporting in this city as long as i live and i'll show what i see and hear. to go to hell because the communist regime think that i'm afraid well. over the last few days that i've noticed a few posts on we chat and the chinese equivalent of facebook and twitter that also challenge the official line they were written by a blogger couple in beijing. accompanied by an interpreter i visit them in their small city center apartment. just we haven't been outside for days and we're just killing time. since the start of the crisis there has been a rise in the number of citizen journalists in china

and they were committed to a promise to hon the president of china president xi jinping that they will be treated like our own because of the special relationship we had with pakistan if you feel they're being looked after there we are doing whatever we gather they made a special concession to for our diplomats were allowed into war they have gone and engage students with them reassured dome and pakistan is also expressing solidarity with china because china has taken on this challenge in a very very brave manner and we wish them success and i'm sure they will succeed in defeating or not virus we have to be called our of you know traffic between 2 and 4 from iran and pakistan you know the border has been closed why to put people to protect our people to pick protect our children pakistan and families in pakistan could it be that you are stretching yourself as a government so thin in so many different areas and when it comes to the next election people vote with their pocketbooks they vote on the bread and butter issues when it comes to being reelected. few if any prime ministers or pre