my name is jackson morgan. i am the executive director of the youth center and clinic. and i am also on my third term as co-chair of the sugary beverage -- well, sdddtax. we've been working with the youth commission. austin, thank you so much for all of your great work and all of the youth commissioners. and we are really, really excited and ready to welcome kiana into our -- on our tax. so this work is super important and we've been really needing more youth voice. again really excited to support this candidate. >> chair ronen: thank you. >> clerk: that completes the members of the public in queue to speak at this time. >> chair ronen: thank you. then public comment is closed. and i am honored to make a motion to forward the appointment of kiana -- i'm so sorry is i'm mispronouncing your name. to the full forward with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote. >> clerk: on that motion, supervisor stefani. [roll call]. >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: okay. wonderful. congratulations, kiana. we'll see you soon. >> thank you so

let's go to joy next. >> good morning everyone, my name is joy jackson morgan. i'm the executive director. i'm a unicorn in the city, a san francisco native. during this time third street has really focused on our young people in addressing the needs that youth have been coming up with, primarily with housing. that has been a huge issue for our young people and food has also been an issue. we've gone from having our food pantry to having food delivery for our youth and their families. we're currently serving about 50 youth and families per week. we're also trying to keep our young people engaged. this has been a hard time for them adjusting to distance learning and not having the certain outlets that they're accustomed to. so we continued our youth development program. we have been keeping our young people engaged, and active, and connected to their peer groups. this is not the norm for any of us. we are use to be being able to go outside and going where we want and now we're confined to zoom or many of the platforms we come to be recognized with. it's been diff

my name is jackson morgan. i am the executive director of the youth center and clinic. and i am also on my third term as co-chair of the sugary beverage -- well, sdddtax. we've been working with the youth commission. austin, thank you so much for all of your great work and all of the youth commissioners. and we are really, really excited and ready to welcome kiana into our -- on our tax. so this work is super important and we've been really needing more youth voice. again really excited to support this candidate. >> chair ronen: thank you. >> clerk: that completes the members of the public in queue to speak at this time. >> chair ronen: thank you. then public comment is closed. and i am honored to make a motion to forward the appointment of kiana -- i'm so sorry is i'm mispronouncing your name. to the full forward with a positive recommendation. can we have a roll call vote. >> clerk: on that motion, supervisor stefani. [roll call]. >> clerk: the motion passes without objection. >> chair ronen: okay. wonderful. congratulations, kiana. we'll see you soon. >> thank you so

jackson yuko morgan originals maybe not quite as disciplined as glia. but if i were to guess those are probably be the two key ones. everyone is going to like homes for a few things and be pretty skeptical of some others. but that's probably the answer. >> as we sit here today justice amy coney barrett has just joined the united states supreme court was confirmed. [applause] and i am curious about your own nomination confirmation process. did you ever talk to justice glia about that? i believe he was unanimously confirmed, little bit different time. but i'm curious, what was your process like? did you ever get any advice from justice glia? did he have any comments about that? >> utterly unhelpful. [laughter] i think it was even worse he got confirmed 98 -- zero to the u.s. supreme court. that's the hardwood and i am on the junior varsity court, 52 -- 41. the two votes. that's going for a d minus. you missed a couple of fauci don't get any credit. so fascinating. justice ginsburg was 96 -- three roughly. so boy things have changed. i don't know what to s

here's morgan chesky >> reporter: tonight the nfl season changing by the minute after a rash of covid-19 cases the league's reigning mvp baltimore quarterback lama jackson testing positive joining nearly a dozen raven teammates. after the thanksgiving day game was pushed to sunday officials confirm it's scheduled for tuesday, a move that impacts at leas one more game involving the cowboys. the nfl stating the decision was made, quote, out of an abundance of caution in college sports, the return of basketball drawing tournament fouls. a tournament dubbe bubbleville playing on despite several high profile programs testing positive the uconn women's basketball team in the midst of a 14-day quarantine pause for those still taking part, nasal swab tests come before each and every game are you confiden in the safety protocols that are in place right now? >> i feel like we're doing the absolute best we can and understand it's important that w cater to each other to make sure that we don't allow ourselves to make any mistakes. >> reporter: from the hardwood to the gridiron, teams fighting for a perfect season of a different kind morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> jus

morgan. let's talk sports while i have you for a moment here. football. there were so many high profile football players that tested positive so far. lamar jackson the latest to test positive for high profile athletes. let's talk ncaa and student athletes getting back to work and playing. how are they planning on keeping those folks safe? >> reporter: that is a big question that the ncaa is trying to figure out as the season progresses. they have safeguards in place. all eyes are in connecticut right now on this tournament that's been dubbed bubbleville. it features 40 teams, men and women from all over the country, that have essentially converged on this property where each team gets their own dedicated floor. they're tested as soon as they arrive. they're tested with those nasal swabs before they play every game, and right now it's been going on relatively smoothly, but prior to that event even kicking off, some high profile teams had to leave because of some positive co-vid tests. one of the highest profile was the yuconn women's basketball team. they went into a holding pattern until it was deemed clear to play. when you speak to teams and c

morgan down 15%, bank of america down 2%, wells fargo getting crushed at 51%. our 0 interest rates helping to carry the economy to a vaccine, let's bring in today's countdown closer, jacksonquare capital founder, before we get to your names in your thesis, you have to give me your gut reaction to the news that janet yellen, report from the wall street journal, will be the one that president-elect joe biden picks to run the treasury department. >> she's the consensus picked, that's what the market expected, she's a known entity, we know janet, she's the head of the fed so it's all good, she will not be making interest rate policy at least for the time being, it's an in-line pick if it comes to for ration and what the markets were expecting. connell: low rates have been bad for the big banks we know that but you have pics where you say these names with driving this opportunity and maybe with janet yellen expecting to. money at the company. given the common thread with all of these and why you like them. >> we like all three names, the first two that you mentioned were l brands and crown holdings are value names and of course inexpensive tech company that we continue to love