i'm julie graham the director of gender health sf. this is dr. seth pardo. he's our evaluator and we'll be sharing this presentation. i'm very grateful to be back in front of you to discuss the incredible work of our program so we'll start with -- maybe we won't. >> so our program began with you all in 2012, the health commission approved the development of a program for people to be able to access surgeries relate to their gender identity. in 2013 my program was established. we called it transgender health services and subsequently changed the name to gender health sf. in 2013 medical lifted the discriminatory exclusions that had been in place that prevented people from accessing care and we got a location and became a for real program people could walk in and meet with their navigators. so what we do -- so we're the first program in the nation to do this, to provide navigation and access to these surgeries. we're just going to click on this on the side. we're the first program in the nation to do this for public health. we provide access to surgery and nav

at several billy graham crusades and having a great friendship with reverend graham that lasted until louie's death of july 2 of 2014. before he died, louie said these important words. quote, this billy graham thing is a phenomenal miracle the way it started. the way it spread out. i'm one guy that government saved and i have spoken to hundreds of thousands and had my papers where millions read. one person. think of the spider web effect all over the world. thank god for reverend billy graham. amen, louie. thank god for reverend billy graham. thank you, i yield back. mr. hultgren: thank you, congressman olson. so grateful for so many of my colleagues who were able to join us tonight. to remember reverend billy graham. born november, 1918. died february 21, 2018. billy graham was a lion of the christian faith and a believer in the all-encompassing love of god,, for all people -- god, for all people. i knew billy graham from such an early age, knew of him, knew of his ministry. was struck even more so, most of my growing -- growing up years were in wheaten, illinois, where billy graham went to school, met hi

resolution regards an amendment of the existing 20-year lease of the bill graham civic auditorium to bgca management llc, approved in july 2010. about three years ago the tenant approved city staff with a proposal of creating a smaller venue space for music and events in a side of the building, approximately 900 seats. the new small venue would be two stories and include a new stage for music and other performances, and a u-shaped balcony which takes it to the second floor of the building. staff was encouraged, it would increase activity in the civic center and allowed negotiations to amend the lease. neither city nor the tenant wanted to renegotiate a new lease, but just certain conditions in the lease, especially city staff, so terms that were more favorable to the city in certain aspects. with this -- with the assistance of the mayor's office, the controllers' office, city administrator and others, reached the deal which is before you. majority of the lease terms and conditions remain the same. i could not list all of them, it's a very big lease. length of the lease, the number and length of options, the annual adjust

julie hayner will cohost along with ben torres. >>> if you're just joining us, we're following breaking news. christian evangelist billy grahamas died at the age of 99. >> and spacex will send another rocket to space. ktvu mornings on 2 will bring it to you live and we'll tell you why this mission is different than anything they've tried before. >>> good morning. unprepared and uncoordinated. this morning we're starting to get more information about the emergency response to the wildfires in sonoma county. >>> and it's been a year since the coyote creek flood forced thousands to evacuate. more on what's happening today. and how officials hope to avoid another disaster. mornings on 2 continues. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2, wednesday, february 21st, i'm pam cook. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. we're beginning with the news we told you about a half hour ago. the reverend billy graham has died at the age of 99. >> he was regarded as the most widely heard evangelist in history. he counseled presidents from dwight eisenhower to george bush. bill clinton said

siren gloria grahame in her later years when she came to england and was working in a theatre in watford and ends up having to recuperate from an illness with a family in liverpool. juliette bening. she has to put the electric blanket on. it becomes a clash between hollywood celebrity and a good old liverpudlian family. then they are, annette bening, gloria graham, dancing. let's talk about the film we have not touched upon so far. that film is the florida project. an incredible film. a slice of life seen through the eyes of small children. you either most responsible adult, what was it like on the set? it was fantastic, we we re on the set? it was fantastic, we were with people reflecting the story we were telling and it was really good. it was a cast made up of actors and nonprofessionals and it was an interesting experience. it was the only way we could capture the story. why has it resonated so much with people around the world? because it expresses how people have to help each other. it is a very human story. it does not have a lot of bells and whistles. thank you so much for your time. and another very loud cheer went up behind us during that interview and some o