>> the hon. london breed: good morning. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i'm really excited to be here at pier 39 today. i'm excited to be here today because we have some good news. i know i gave it away last week when i said that the state was going to finally allow us to get into the red tier. we were keeping our fingers crossed, hoping we would get here, and guess what? we're here. we're in the red. now, i know red doesn't sound that great, but it's great. here we are. we were in the super purple, dr. colfax, and what that means is this is just the beginning. this is the beginning of a new day for san francisco. today, i'm joined by director of public health, dr. grant colfax, the director of the port commission, elaine forbes, the director of the golden gate restaurant association, as well as the executive director of pier 39. most people who come to pier 39 are the people who visit our city, but let me just tell you, pier 39 and specifically the wharf and this area which attracts tourists from all over the cou

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: 71% of those over the age of 65, our most vulnerable population, vaccinated. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: yes, we're still in this pandemic. i see dr. colfax shaking right now, like make sure you remind them we're in the midst of a pandemic, but we've conducted over 1.6 million tests since the beginning of this. almost 10,000 people were served through our hotel programs. 10.5 million meals and 2 million bags of groceries. the work continued. we came together. we supported people in san francisco. i remember early on, when i received a note from my neighbor that said if you need someone to go grocery shopping, you need someone to pick up medication, you need someone to do anything, or just need somebody to talk to, here's my e-mail and my phone number. that's san francisco right there. that's what we do. even despite the challenges that we face, we rose to the occasion, and we took care of one another. we all did our part, and it was hard. we didn't get to see ou

>> the hon. london breed: hi, everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i want to thank everybody for joining us in the bayview-hunters point community. thank you for joining us here in partnership with sutter health. we are so excited to be here. what's been really amazing about this process since covid hit our city is what we noticed in terms of who was being infected the most based on the data from our testing. it was mostly people in neighborhoods like the bayview-hunters point, in the o.m.i., in visitacion valley, in the mission, and what we learned from testing is that as we start to implement the process for the vaccine, we couldn't just open megasites at moscone and city college and places that were probably easier for people to drive to. people in the bayview-hunters point community needed us to be here where they are. this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know

. >> the hon. london breed: hi, everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i want to thank everybody for joining us in the bayview-hunters point community. thank you for joining us here in partnership with sutter health. we are so excited to be here. what's been really amazing about this process since covid hit our city is what we noticed in terms of who was being infected the most based on the data from our testing. it was mostly people in neighborhoods like the bayview-hunters point, in the o.m.i., in visitacion valley, in the mission, and what we learned from testing is that as we start to implement the process for the vaccine, we couldn't just open megasites at moscone and city college and places that were probably easier for people to drive to. people in the bayview-hunters point community needed us to be here where they are. this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much. and so i just want to reiterate an important message, that even though this site is one of the larger sites that we've opened, several smaller sites are available, as well. the southeast clinic is a site that's available to you. you have to live in the 94124 zip code. it's important to make sure that people get vaccinated, so if there's anything you can do for your neighborhoods, your parents, pick them up and bring them to this site. we want to make sure that this is available not just with this site, but other sites that we have available. those sites have been operational even before we opened one of these major sites. with that, let's get vaccinated. we have a limited supply, but we're going to get them out the door as soon as they come in. that's the goal, and for those of you who are wondering, what is it my turn? when is it my turn? just hold on. we've got the staff, we've got the partnerships with the various hospitals. san francisco is ready, so as soon as we get the vaccines

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much, dr. ortiz, for that message, and thank you so much for acknowledging how many people in how many departments have had to step up and serve at this hospital in particular to address this challenge, and thank you for the lives that you've saved. i also want to acknowledge that our police chief, bill scott, is joining us, as well. thank you, chief scott, for all that you do and that the san francisco police department does to keep our city safe. it really does take a village, and this is the village that held themselves together to take care of the people of san francisco. you should all be so proud of what you've been able to accomplish. it has made a difference, it has saved lives, and we're going to look back on this moment, and people are going to say where were you during the 1920 global pandemic -- what year? i told you i was up since 6:00 in the morning. where were you during the 2020 global pandemic? and so many of you are going to have a story to tell, and how incredible this city w

[inaudible] >> the hon.n breed: well, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, following

[inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: well, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, foll

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[applause] >> the hon. london breed: 71% of those over the age of 65, our most vulnerable population, vaccinated. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: yes, we're still in this pandemic. i see dr. colfax shaking right now, like make sure you remind them we're in the midst of a pandemic, but we've conducted over 1.6 million tests since the beginning of this. almost 10,000 people were served through our hotel programs. 10.5 million meals and 2 million bags of groceries. the work continued. we came together. we supported people in san francisco. i remember early on, when i received a note from my neighbor that said if you need someone to go grocery shopping, you need someone to pick up medication, you need someone to do anything, or just need somebody to talk to, here's my e-mail and my phone number. that's san francisco right there. that's what we do. even despite the challenges that we face, we rose to the occasion, and we took care of one another. we all did our part, and it was hard. we didn't get to see ou

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. >> the hon. london breed: thank you, carmen, for the introduction.gain on your new role at our city administrator. [speaking chinese language] >> the hon. london breed: hi. i'm mayor london breed. i'm excited to ring in the year of the ox with all of you. thank you to the asian american foundation for allowing us to ring this in together. our sister city committees and council core committees are working tirelessly to promote cultural and economic exchanges with our sister cities in the asia-pacific region. we have the best chinese new year parade because of the hard work of the chinese chamber of commerce, and we get to experience fetetivities year-round thanks to the chinese historical society, and the a.p.a. heritage foundation. although we will be celebrating lunar new year's differently this year, our communities will be strong and resilient. it will be a challenging time for all of us, but the year of the ox will bring us strength and perseverance. thank you to everyone for putting together the on-line lunar new year celebration guide. part of

[inaudible] >> the hon.london breed: well, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, follo

[inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: well, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, foll

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[applause] >> the hon. london breed: 71% of those over the age of 65, our most vulnerable population, vaccinated. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: yes, we're still in this pandemic. i see dr. colfax shaking right now, like make sure you remind them we're in the midst of a pandemic, but we've conducted over 1.6 million tests since the beginning of this. almost 10,000 people were served through our hotel programs. 10.5 million meals and 2 million bags of groceries. the work continued. we came together. we supported people in san francisco. i remember early on, when i received a note from my neighbor that said if you need someone to go grocery shopping, you need someone to pick up medication, you need someone to do anything, or just need somebody to talk to, here's my e-mail and my phone number. that's san francisco right there. that's what we do. even despite the challenges that we face, we rose to the occasion, and we took care of one another. we all did our part, and it was hard. we didn't get to see ou

[inaudible] >> the hon.l, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, following strict guide

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: thank you so much. and so i just want to reiterate an important message, that even though this site is one of the larger sites that we've opened, several smaller sites are available, as well. the southeast clinic is a site that's available to you. you have to live in the 94124 zip code. it's important to make sure that people get vaccinated, so if there's anything you can do for your neighborhoods, your parents, pick them up and bring them to this site. we want to make sure that this is available not just with this site, but other sites that we have available. those sites have been operational even before we opened one of these major sites. with that, let's get vaccinated. we have a limited supply, but we're going to get them out the door as soon as they come in. that's the goal, and for those of you who are wondering, what is it my turn? when is it my turn? just hold on. we've got the staff, we've got the partnerships with the various hospitals. san francisco is ready, so as soon as we get the vaccines

hons and businesses destroyed in this disaster will come at the highest cost. minutes is beginning a year of celebrations to mark it's 1600th birthday the italian port city known as sarah nice ima is planning a series of events to mark the anniversary a local council hopes the festivities will help to make up for tourists lost of the pandemic devastating flooding has also hit revenues for a pair of dolphins have been spotted swimming in the canals this week a possible tourist attraction in their own right. you're watching news from berlin got more for you coming up at the top the next hour up next janetta gentle do a lot is with you she's got all that is business news thanks to. more than a 1000 years ago. a huge construction boom. christianity for the established itself. both religious and secular leaders to display their power. to trace buchanan's. concrete the tallest biggest most new.

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our final hon north koreaee is a health care professional and daughter of an immigrant who has dedicated her career to serving our latino and underserved communities xhunts. she has worked closely with the latino task force to expand testing services within the community and provide services for people who tested positive for covid-19. throughout her time at ucsf, she has done incredible research on infectious diseases and helped hundreds of people living with h.i.v. because of health care professionals like her, we are finally seeing the light at the end of this pandemic. please join me in congratulating our final honoree, dr. corrina marquez. >> first of all, i wanted to thank mayor breed and the san francisco department of the status of women for this recognition. it is such an honor. so what does women's history month mean to me? for me it is a time to celebrate and honor the great women leader, scientists, community activist, and other role models who spoke their mind and fought for and are fighting daily for gender equality and the help of their communities. the ones who didn't giv

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[applause] >> the hon.ay oh, just leave them be. let's not do the process that makes them more complicated than they have to be. but unfortunately, this is the city and county of san francisco, and there has to be. there has to be a system and process in place so that not only can we make sure these shared spaces continue, we want to make sure that other businesses who have an interest in having a shared space can continue to do so after the pandemic. we've made it easy, but we want to continue to make it easy. thanks to the voters, last november, we passed proposition h, and i think i told you all about the story about a nail salon that was struggling and had to pivot. normally, it would take months to get a permit, but in one day, they were able to make a change to pivot to be able to continue to support themselves and their family. the same thing is true for this shared spaces program. we've got to make it easier for businesses to open in san francisco. it shouldn't take two years to open an ice cream ba

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: 71% of those over the age of 65, our most vulnerable population, vaccinated. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: yes, we're still in this pandemic. i see dr. colfax shaking right now, like make sure you remind them we're in the midst of a pandemic, but we've conducted over 1.6 million tests since the beginning of this. almost 10,000 people were served through our hotel programs. 10.5 million meals and 2 million bags of groceries. the work continued. we came together. we supported people in san francisco. i remember early on, when i received a note from my neighbor that said if you need someone to go grocery shopping, you need someone to pick up medication, you need someone to do anything, or just need somebody to talk to, here's my e-mail and my phone number. that's san francisco right there. that's what we do. even despite the challenges that we face, we rose to the occasion, and we took care of one another. we all did our part, and it was hard. we didn't get to see ou

[inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: well, i think i'm more optimistic than confident. i would say that what we're doing with the vaccines especially with the most vulnerable population, those who are the ones most likely to be hospitalized, those have been extremely helpful. and i think as we continue to see hospitalizations continue to decline, i think we'll be in a good place. i'm pretty optimistic and hopeful, and i think that we are in a very, very good place to not go backwards, and it also is going to be contingent on our behavior, as well, but i think a combination of vaccine and our behavior is going to put us in a situation where we most likely won't go backwards. [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: laura, do you want to talk about that? >> yeah, i'll be happy to. so we've always had the restaurant workers -- we provide p.p.e. if they want it, the face masks. we've all followed the sanitation guidelines for the sanitizers. you guys have seen it if you've gone out, wiping the tables between, foll

[applause] >> the hon. london breed: 71% of those over the age of 65, our most vulnerable population, vaccinated. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: yes, we're still in this pandemic. i see dr. colfax shaking right now, like make sure you remind them we're in the midst of a pandemic, but we've conducted over 1.6 million tests since the beginning of this. almost 10,000 people were served through our hotel programs. 10.5 million meals and 2 million bags of groceries. the work continued. we came together. we supported people in san francisco. i remember early on, when i received a note from my neighbor that said if you need someone to go grocery shopping, you need someone to pick up medication, you need someone to do anything, or just need somebody to talk to, here's my e-mail and my phone number. that's san francisco right there. that's what we do. even despite the challenges that we face, we rose to the occasion, and we took care of one another. we all did our part, and it was hard. we didn't get to see ou

. >> the hon. london breed: hi, everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed, and i want to thank everybody for joining us in the bayview-hunters point community. thank you for joining us here in partnership with sutter health. we are so excited to be here. what's been really amazing about this process since covid hit our city is what we noticed in terms of who was being infected the most based on the data from our testing. it was mostly people in neighborhoods like the bayview-hunters point, in the o.m.i., in visitacion valley, in the mission, and what we learned from testing is that as we start to implement the process for the vaccine, we couldn't just open megasites at moscone and city college and places that were probably easier for people to drive to. people in the bayview-hunters point community needed us to be here where they are. this is not the first site in the bayview-hunters point. the southeast health facility has been open to people in the 94124 zip code, and they have taken people as they come because we know

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. >> the hon. london breed: i'm glad to be joined today by our state senator scott wiener, your district 8 supervisor, raphael mandelman, district 11 supervisor, ahsha safai, your new city administrator, carmen chu, and so many other people who are dedicated to making things happen. now all of you know, from the beginning, i want to cut bureaucracy. i want to cut red tape across san francisco. i want us to be vibrant, i was us to be great. but this pandemic hit, and it changed our lives like nothing could have ever anticipated. as a result, we had to make changes. we had to distance ourselves from one another, when our natural instinct, when we see someone that we know, we want to give them a hug, and our city's favorite restaurants shutdown. as we began to see our numbers increase, we started doing things outdoor because it was safer for each and every one of us. one of the other great adjustments we made was our shared spaces program. one of the things that senator scott wiener did when he was su

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and with 2 minutes to go i'm sorry hon found himself one on one for abs folks 3rd shot on target and the 3rd goal. yet again marcos' team came away pointless. on some field boys tried everything and did everything we talked about it for. the game you want to get it we've talked about enjoying our football and i thought you saw that at times today i would have not done and still it's another week without a positive result and 1st we have to deal with that kind of. coach to a.b.c. 6 straight defeats was lucianne 5 and 2015. that will be departing. just after the game now let's look at how his future. dortmund were in fine fettle going into this game they may be out of touch with the top of the table but they're the only german side still in 3 competitions including the champions league. that's primarily thanks to the man marco goes will be succeeding and in tears each after a ropey start with him at the helm goodmans game has markedly improved recently in terms of tactics commitment and consistency but they haven't all the time enough that i've regained stability at the back which is p

relationship and i would urge people to have the vaccine whenever they can get it professor beverly hons international expert in thrombosis and formation of blood clots and blood vessels great to have you on thank you. let's take a look now at some other developments in the pandemic pharmaceutical company pfizer says it will deliver an additional $10000000.00 doses of its current virus vaccine to the e.u. over the next 3 months and cases of corona virus are rising exponentially again in germany the incidence of corona virus in the population has been rising steadily over the last few weeks and experts are now warning that germany is experiencing the start of a 3rd wave and u.s. manufacturer madeira now has started covering 1000 x. in trials on children aged from 6 months to 12 years. on the czech republic here in the e.u. is among the worst affected countries in the union the vaccine rollout has been slow and the number of covered 1000 desk for head of the population is one of the highest in the world news now reports from a town where the virus has inflicted a heavy toll. the streets of

ski trails at the kulin sports center together now there's swedish part is off limits to norwegian hons einar say. he has to hand the snow groomer over to torah baghlan so torah can take care of the swedish side. maybe it would be smaller for one person. you can't infect anyone sitting in the cab after but we're not allowed to cross the border. as bureaucrats in oslo in stockholm think in less practical terms einar in torah have to disinfect the vehicle each time they switch it's one of several restrictions complicating winter sports for both norwegians and swedes in this area on the border during corona. we can't go into the changing and training rooms on the norwegian side anymore we have to stay indoors but that's better during corona anyway. since 2007 ski clubs in norway and top sports in sweden joined forces to manage the ski area with its 6 kilometers of tracks now skiers on both sides have to turn around at the border. i think it's stupid most of the ski area lies in sweden. our part here is not about break. but generally speaking people here are relaxed about the restrictions e

restrictions place made more than 30 arrests for breaching months old virus regulations that leaving hon except for a limited number of reasons. and have been is a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic now in a huge chief on the line has threatened to halt exports of astra zeneca is covered not in vaccines if the block does not receive its promised deliveries 1st in the u.s. officials they have imposed in the merge and see not time curfew for miami beach that's after thousands of spring breakers without masks gathered without social distancing trashing restaurants and fighting in the streets and pakistan's prime minister imran khan has become the lead this world leader to test positive for the corona virus 2 days after receiving china's cinephile vaccine. well women in turkey have taken to the streets to parse it part of the government's decision to pull out of an international accord protecting women from violence conservatives say the 2011 istanbul convention threatens family values and promote a sexual i think women's rights groups called a maybe at least for demonstr

the hey hon i. get this whole food place choice where you got the i knew you didn't pay i think time in syria says. british. civil. model for the name after the whole fuck around with mr hate to jim and then lawyer but i hope that our fairly mature course. banks figure out new ways to rip people off they get caught and what they do is they change the law or introduce new laws and if there is any problems they extend and pretend they just make the church longer and the coupons lower but now looks like that big american game of fraud which is the american business model is coming to an end. if. russia brings its u.s. ambassador to moscow for consultations on future tallies with washington it is the latest development on the day that joe biden. would pay the price for allegedly alexion meddling under greed when questioned that the russian president is a killer. also ahead the european union molds a controversial digital certificate to a lot of free travel between member states. and u.k. hospitals warne

relationship and i would urge people to have the vaccine whenever they can get it professor beverly hons international expert in from bonuses and information of blood clots and blood vessels great to have you on thank you. you're watching t.v. news coming up next indeed every news asia in india greater government control over online media companies and content creators ignites concerns over freedom and privacy and chinese tech success but at what cost report on the long working hours that are exhausting china's tech workers those stories and a whole lot more coming up right after this with my colleague for a strategy on my herat kindly and on behalf of all of us thank you for spending this part of your day with us. to. keep. me for some a setback. relegation battle easy enough to get a leg up. in the face disappointing. the fall guy gets mad at the bottom of the. 6. 160 minutes on d w. and. language courses. video audio. w. . in the height of climate change. for cars. to play list for the future. comes the biggest city. culture. closely. carefully. those. who didn't. discover. the i. sub

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in india and pakistan we have the prime minister in iran hon but effectively the government and policies run by the army and when the army chief in pakistan says we want to bury the past and we want to move forward with trade and other exciting opportunities that save a lot so there is clearly. opposition but in each country there's a strong push midi lobby in pakistan pakistan will want to see some movement on kashmir to try to take a leadership on board so they don't get a sense of being abandoned. but i think. india feels it can now engage with pakistan from a position of strength after having unilaterally effectively annexed meter in august 1900 it feels it has got nothing to lose shuts up jelani thank you so much for joining us. it's monday the start of another week and when we all rather be on vacation than working well since travel has been especially difficult this pandemic year here at the dell bill will at least take you on a visual if not actual trip to one very lavater island in south korea. no there's nothing wrong with your screen these islands really are purple from the pu

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