. >> follow up from kathy novak. do you think that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the ne

. >> follow up from kathy novak.you think that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the need t

our next question is from kathy novak at kcbs, and the question is what preparations should teachersll those preparations differ on the ages of students they're teaching? >> so i just want to say that we -- we put a lot on our teachers, and it's not really on individual teachers to make preparation for the schools to be safe. i think that is on the school system or the school administrations themselves because it really has to be a coordinated layered set of interventions at the school level, and that is beyond the power of a single teacher to make it safe because of the multiple interventions that need to be implemented. so that's -- that would be my -- my main message. >> thank you, dr. lee. we have a request for a translation to chinese, so victor will be translating your response for us. >> interpreter: can you reread the question? >> yes. the question is, what preparations should the teachers be making, and will those preparations differ based on the ages of students they're teaching? [speaking cantonese language] [end of translation] >> and dr. lee, i understand that you have f

. >> follow up from kathy novak.o you think that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the need

. >> follow up from kathy novak.that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the need to protect

our next question is from kathy novak at kcbs, and the question is what preparations should teachers be making, and will those preparations differ on the ages of students they're teaching? >> so i just want to say that we -- we put a lot on our teachers, and it's not really on individual teachers to make preparation for the schools to be safe. i think that is on the school system or the school administrations themselves because it really has to be a coordinated layered set of interventions at the school level, and that is beyond the power of a single teacher to make it safe because of the multiple interventions that need to be implemented. so that's -- that would be my -- my main message. >> thank you, dr. lee. we have a request for a translation to chinese, so victor will be translating your response for us. >> interpreter: can you reread the question? >> yes. the question is, what preparations should the teachers be making, and will those preparations differ based on the ages of students they're teaching? [speaking cantonese language] [end of translation] >> and dr. lee, i understa

. >> follow up from kathy novak. do you think that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the ne

. >> follow up from kathy novak. do you think that the crisis specifically is contributing to the delay in reopening? >> i think that there are multiple factors contributing to the delay. i truly can't draw a cause from the san quentin outbreak to our decision here in san francisco to delay. i do think that we are increasingly looking across the region. as i said, if one county's in trouble, we are all in trouble. we're looking at both our local indicators here in san francisco as well as indicators from our neighboring counties to make the decision that we did make to pause, and our indicators will continue to drive those decisions, along with the context of what other counties are experiencing. >> the next question is from heather knight, san francisco chronic chronicle. san francisco families with children are frustrated that zoos, aquariums, and other places aren't reopening. do you have any date on when programs will restart? >> it's really this unprecedented challenging time where we're trying to balance the ne

our next question is from kathy novak at kcbs, and the question is what preparations should teachers be making, and will those preparations differ on the ages of students they're teaching? >> so i just want to say that we -- we put a lot on our teachers, and it's not really on individual teachers to make preparation for the schools to be safe. i think that is on the school system or the school administrations themselves because it really has to be a coordinated layered set of interventions at the school level, and that is beyond the power of a single teacher to make it safe because of the multiple interventions that need to be implemented. so that's -- that would be my -- my main message. >> thank you, dr. lee. we have a request for a translation to chinese, so victor will be translating your response for us. >> interpreter: can you reread the question? >> yes. the question is, what preparations should the teachers be making, and will those preparations differ based on the ages of students they're teaching? [speaking cantonese language] [end of translation] >> and dr. lee, i understa