] for laguna honda hospital. i'm going to share with you the regulatory report for the month of may. for the month of mai. laguna honda hospital submitted a total of 19 facility-reported incidents to cdc h. you have the break down there on your report. there were also 7 anonymous complaint. to questions that were provided by commissioner green, just some quick follow up. so there was a change in staffing so this has caused a delay in follow-up in some of the investigation items so this is the roughly 15 investigations that you see have not been started here at the hospital just yet. 7 of which are [indiscernible] cases. additionally, follow up with over 40 cases during this covid time. so the surveyors are not visit visiting all the facilities. it's a great time for them to catch up on some of their pending cases and they've been doing that. the management team has been extremely busy, providing follow-up documentation to over 40 cases and over 15 impenlding case that is we an tyes prit documentation comes. there

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so we have elvis lavaera to speak about laguna honda. >> yes. i'm from the laguna honda hospital. so, yes, we currently serve 170 residents and offer a 28-day cycle menu to the residents. what makes the hospital is unique is the population that we serve, the highly vulnerable population and the age group. a lot of our residents are here and their length of stay is two weeks to -- some have been here for more than 30 years and with that said, the biggest challenge that we currently face is, you know, being able to have that cultural change amongst our residents that have been here for so many years and, you know, a lot of them look forward to enjoying, you know, certain dishes and certain meals on certain days that they look forward to. with that said, laguna honda hospital and san francisco general hospital fully supports the gpff and the offerings of plant-based meals as an alternative. we purchase local and sustainable items and organics when available and we have an extensive salad bar which we have local fruits and vegetables that we buy from a lot of local farmers, but the bi

so we have elvis lavaera to speak about laguna honda. >> yes. i'm from the laguna honda hospital. so, yes, we currently serve 170 residents and offer a 28-day cycle menu to the residents. what makes the hospital is unique is the population that we serve, the highly vulnerable population and the age group. a lot of our residents are here and their length of stay is two weeks to -- some have been here for more than 30 years and with that said, the biggest challenge that we currently face is, you know, being able to have that cultural change amongst our residents that have been here for so many years and, you know, a lot of them look forward to enjoying, you know, certain dishes and certain meals on certain days that they look forward to. with that said, laguna honda hospital and san francisco general hospital fully supports the gpff and the offerings of plant-based meals as an alternative. we purchase local and sustainable items and organics when available and we have an extensive salad bar which we have local fruits and vegetables that we buy from a lot of local farmers, but the bi

thanks. >> this is president laguna. >> with respect to the commission rate. from your perspective on behalf of the restaurant industry, how important is the commission rate as an overall part of this package? >> it is near the top, but some of these practices again are important as well. the delivery can has allowed a lot of restaurant members to come closer to breaking even and that is very helpful. i know a delivery cap is something that i am not sure how legally that works. i would like to see a negotiated solution. it is extremely important. i am supportive what lee and i discussed. the consumer to the degree they can should share more of the cost for the convenience. >> with respect to that if the restaurants had more flexibility with pricing separately away from the app as we mentioned earlier, does that have a material impact how you view the commission cap or no? >> well it is passing more cost to the consumer. if we can raise the price. if you would have come to our restaurants and dine in and the entry was $18. if you had the ability to price that,

rich afterwards, sent us to documentation that this was occurring and i wanted to know what laguna wasdoing. we heard what general was doing, in terms of visit oshes, and i just heard what you were saying in terms of being quite cautious about doing this. so what are your plans and is there going from the state that is actuallying us also, in terms of visitation of families? >> as you know, we are a little different from the normal skilled nursing facility in that with 13 units and almost 780, you know, residents here, so you know, we're in 10, 12, 13 skilled nursing facilities all wrapped into one. and like i said before, we have really spent a lot time and we have continued to kind of think about visitation, think about opening but we're just i can't say, we're just not at the point now where we're comfortable with moving in that direction. i think it's going to take us a little more time to develop our plan to consult more with some of the experts to receive guidance from the department of public health. we're just a little we're not ready to take that step as of yet. >> commissione

. >> laguna. >> yes. >> ortiz. >> yes. >> yes passes 5-20. the meeting is adjourned at 4:5. >> thank you. have a nice day, guys. >> president yee: good afternoon and welcome to the june 30, 2020 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call]

the opening of the new laguna hospital in december of 2010.se stand by] [please stand by] >> about 752 million, or 32% of that 2.47 billion of the department's budget comes from general fund support. the budget for san francisco general hospital is about $626 million in fiscal year 2010-11 to 991 million in fiscal year 19-20. the budget for laguna honda grew by 66% over the same period. funding for mental health and substance abuse services increased by 54.8% over the last ten years, from about 288 million in 2010-11 to approximately 466 million in 2019-20. the department's full-time staff has grown by 55% in the last ten years. behavioral health positions have grown by 26% over the same time period. the department's contracted services account for about 657 million in fiscal year 2019-2020, which is up 39% from 2010-11. however, as a percent of the total budget it is down to 27%. detailed contracted services expenditures by fiscal year are provided in appendix d of our report. as of july 9, 2010, the department of public health had spent appr

the opening of the new laguna hospital in december of 2010. [please stand by] [please stand by] >> about 752 million, or 32% of that 2.47 billion of the department's budget comes from general fund support. the budget for san francisco general hospital is about $626 million in fiscal year 2010-11 to 991 million in fiscal year 19-20. the budget for laguna honda grew by 66% over the same period. funding for mental health and substance abuse services increased by 54.8% over the last ten years, from about 288 million in 2010-11 to approximately 466 million in 2019-20. the department's full-time staff has grown by 55% in the last ten years. behavioral health positions have grown by 26% over the same time period. the department's contracted services account for about 657 million in fiscal year 2019-2020, which is up 39% from 2010-11. however, as a percent of the total budget it is down to 27%. detailed contracted services expenditures by fiscal year are provided in appendix d of our report. as of july 9, 2010, the department of public health had spen

thanks. >> this is president laguna. >> with respect to the commission rate. from your perspective on behalf of the restaurant industry, how important is the commission rate as an overall part of this package? >> it is near the top, but some of these practices again are important as well. the delivery can has allowed a lot of restaurant members to come closer to breaking even and that is very helpful. i know a delivery cap is something that i am not sure how legally that works. i would like to see a negotiated solution. it is extremely important. i am supportive what lee and i discussed. the consumer to the degree they can should share more of the cost for the convenience. >> with respect to that if the restaurants had more flexibility with pricing separately away from the app as we mentioned earlier, does that have a material impact how you view the commission cap or no? >> well it is passing more cost to the consumer. if we can raise the price. if you would have come to our restaurants and dine in and the entry was $18. if you had the ability to price that,

trump wasn't host: laguna beach, you're next up. interestshat american are served in having brave young american men and women killed in afghanistan? and if we weren't there, wouldn't the afghans be fighting russians? thank you. guest: that's a really important question and one that think you hit on something that has become a central for a n issue in 2020 reason. people are asking exactly that. speak to senior military leaders, you know, like when i travel with secretary jim mattis or -- then secretary jim the current chairman oint chief of staffs, mark milley, it's to pretent attacks on the homeland. the -- prevent attacks on the homeland. the americans is not allowing al who would then use it as a safe haven to launch attacks on america like we saw 9/11. that's the basic argument is don't -- stay over there now, fight over there to keep the there as opposed to allowing terrorists to bring united ht back to the states as they did in 2001. obviously, there's a lot of about that view. you have lawmakers, very say, ent lawmakers who

costera rescató a dos adolescentes en la costa de oregón la rolex 14 y 18 años quedaron varadas en una lagunaeron que empujar a un caballo que estaba en un establo en llamas lo logre no sacar del peligro ambos oficiales sufrieron lesiones menores y ocho personas están heridas. >> vamos a una pausa pero al regresar la pandemia no detiene a los infieles sepa cómo y dónde hay y tienen tiempo hasta para una aventura isaías se convierte en huracán categoría una ciertos de más de 80 millas por hora y sigue azotando el caribe vamos a una pequeña pausa y ya volvemos. (♪ música ) (♪ música ) > el covid-19 lo único que no ha detenidos son las infidelidades cómo y desde dónde hombres y mujeres sacan tiempo para una aventura? >> pandemia, el pensamiento social y sebastià se quedó en este panorama no hay oportunidad para los infieles . >> la gente siempre hace sus cosas. >> así lo demostró un estudio la infidelidad virtual aumentó un 160 por ciento de la pandemia . >> recurres a las aplicaciones esto te da un rol,. >> más de la mitad de los hombres infieles se conecta por la tarde y en la noche las mujere

laguna beach is closed on the 49. they're worried about the health of employees and safety of tens of thousands of visitors if the life guard ranks are stretched thin during a large swell. >> health safety, well being of the people that live in the city. >> absolutely. number one priority. >> the residents by a large majority say just close the beaches for a day or two. let's see how that works. >> michelle reporting. now this evening we're getting our first look at the suspect accused of stealing a car leading deputies on a chase and driving off a cliff. he's 56-year-old, john ken of portland. authorities in santa cruz took him into custody yesterday. this began when the suspect walked into a restaurant in davenport, carjacked a victim, fired a handgun into the air. officers tried to pull him over but he refused to stop. police spotted the suspect speeding on west cliff drive in santa cruz where he apparently lost control of the vehicle and drove off a cliff. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >>> new video shows the mome

last night the city of laguna beach closed for the week following a spike in coronavirus cases but manyhink closures could be announced soon for the entire county. supervisors are considering closing bars as well. >>> coming up in the next half hour, students getting a sneak peek in santa clara county of what school could look like in the fall if it reopens. >>> and we are just a couple of days away from the july 4th holiday weekend. and it's sounding like governor newsom is getting tough on wearing masks. >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a california crackdown. ahead of the holiday weekend. what governor newsom says about celebrating with your own family. >>> plus -- >> i would not be surprised if we go up to 100,000 a day. >> a stern warning from dr. fauci. this morning the cases skyrocketing and just 14 days. >>> and if you live in oakland, you may be able to get some free cash. no strings attached. the pilot program the city just joined. good morning, thank you for joining us and welcome july. it's the first this wednesday. i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >>

honda hospital, surrounding area for laguna honda, there was some comment that no, we don't do that. is that something that's welcome or is it something that we need to constantly, like, push back and say no, we need community members to be part of the process? >> i mean, i think we're open to it. as you know, many of our projects are controversial, and there are folks in community that don't always welcome the project or have the same vision for the r.f.q., so i think we just have to do it judiciously and carefully. not to say that we don't welcome healthy argument, but we try to do it by consensus. we try to find folks that are invested in the project's future success and are excited by the project going forward. >> president yee: okay. i'm not too sure that we're talking became thing, but for that particular project, i'd like to see it as a regular thing, actually. i asked for two members from the community to be involved in the process, to actually be part of this interview panel and selection process and the developer, and there was no controversy. they were all just part of the

you want pictures to remember the day, so you pick the ideal spot, in this case off the coast of laguna california. you venture out onto a rock to set up the perfect pose, and suddenly it all goes horribly wrong, and you end up all wet. a giant wave hit the bride and groom sweeping them into the ocean. luckily lifeguards brought them back to shore a bit red faced but not injured. >>> we're turning to coronavirus and researchers say the death toll could be 30% higher than we think. also, there's encouraging news in the race for a vaccine but scientists are now considering whether to infect people with the virus on purpose. earlier i spoke with dr. shashank ravi about each of these topics. "the journal of the american medical association" or "jama" conducted a new study estimating the coronavirus death toll between march and may could be 28% higher than the official death toll that's been reported. what do you think about this? what does it mean going forward? >> well, kenneth, it's an interesting study that looked to compare the death rates from the spring to one year ago, and it found t

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the bride and groom are taking pictures in their wedding attire on the rocks at laguna beach in orange county. there it goes and suddenly the surf washed them into the ocean. quite dangerous. sort of scared for them. luckily lifeguards were nearby and able to come to the couple's rescue. as you can see there, all caught on camera, the bride pulled to safety in her wedding dress. no one thankfully was seriously injured, but just a remarkable moment, and, >>> good evening. the nfl players union is expected to vote on a proposal to cut this nfl preseason in half, four games down to two. pandemic-related, obviously. that will give teams more time to practice since they haven't been able to do anything all spring. so weeks one and four would be scrapped. the 49ers would then open the preseason at home against chuckie and the vegas raiders friday, august 21st and then visit the bears on saturday, august 29th, before starting the regular season september 14th against arizona. >>> trouble in the bubble already in major league soccer. six dallas players testing positive for the virus. avyoubsou

host: mike in laguna, california, you are next. caller: i have a basic question.hat american interests are served in having brave, young american men and women killed in afghanistan? and if we were not there, wouldn't the afghans be fighting the russians? thank you. guest: that is a really important question and you hit on something that has become an essential campaign issue in the 2020 for a reason. people are asking exactly that. if you speak to senior military leaders, like when i would travel with secretary jim mattis or the current chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the answer is to prevent attacks on the homeland. the united states is sort of there to keep the taliban and from allowing al qaeda back in and who would then be able to use it as a safe haven to launch an attack on the united states like we saw on 9/11. that is the basic argument. stay over there now, fight over there, but keep the fight over there as opposed to allowing islamistst -- terrorists to bring that fight back to the united states, as they did in 2001. obviously there is a lot of d

the bride and groom are taking pictures in their wedding attire on the rocks at laguna beach in orange county. there it goes and suddenly the surf washed them into the ocean. quite dangerous. sort of scared for them. luckily lifeguards were nearby and able to come to the couple's rescue. as you can see there, all caught on camera, the bride pulled to safety in her wedding dress. no one thankfully was seriously injured, but just a remarkable moment, and, wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> good evening. the nfl players union is expected to vote on a proposal to cut this nfl preseason in half, four games down to two. pandemic-related, obviously. that will give teams more time to practice since they haven

million in food purchases across the three agencies and, for example, san francisco general hospital, l laguna hospital hospital and sheriff's department. this is typical of baseline assessment results with a higher percentage of food sourced locally, of aggregate of 7% and some producers with fair labo practises and and aggregate of 5% and environmentally sustainable and high animal welfare, both under 2%. one key metr immigratioic is ths whole and meaning that about 44% of the food purchases are highly processed. and the aim was providing the baseline snapshot to guide individual and collective goal setting. highla year from now, we would e to see this in line with the targets in the ordinance. having the baseline information to guide decision-making is just the start of a challenging but aspirational and exciting journey to put the findings into action. and i should note that we weren't able to complete a water footprint but moving forward, we will get the nervous to completo complete this analysis, recognising this is an important goal of the city and community supporters. from here, the d

one on fulton and laguna between hays valley and the western edition.the other great highway and slote, a small fire there. also new video in from japan after deadly dead, torrenal hijapan's southw of [ inaudible ]. emergency workers rescued some 800 people and some 200,000 ordered to re- evacuate their homes it. is the worst natural disaster since october when a typhoon hit and killed almost 90 people. back to you, michelle. >> thank you, anne. >>> new this morning, police in concord had a busy weekend confiscated all these illegal fire works. the police department tweeted this photo thanking the community for calling in violators. if fireworks kept you up all night over the weekend, you still got more rest than fire fighters across the bay area. there was so many blazes in contracosta county, fire fighters had to be rationed. the fireworks were relentless all week and fire crews battled more than 60 fires on saturday. most were small like this one next to a school parking lot in san pablo, but the sheer number a bare minimum. >> just a significant amo

they were standing on laguna beach on a sunny, pretty day when a big wave hit them and swap them outrds came to the rescue, the bride can be seen hauled out of the water in her soggy wedding dress. fortunately the couple is safe and okay about this is definitely a bridal shoot they'll probably never forget. dana? >> dana: this will be a story they tell the rest of their lives, so glad they're okay. thanks, christina. as america reopens, parents from coast-to-coast are quite desperate to learn whether their kids to be going back to school. as of today, several school districts across the country have already said to students will not return to classrooms in september. my next guest is a daughter in the new york city, alerting her that when it comes to a full-time return for students, "we know that this will not take place in september." let's bring in carol markowitz, i'm sure when you saw that, you were probably dismayed. 40% of people in the workforce have children at home and it's obviously very difficult to do both. as a parent what is your biggest concern for your children in thi

i will conclude by thanking the incredible staff of laguna honda who cared for harry over the last coup of years and thank his friends who made up the care team. rest in power, harry britt. you you are and will be more than missed. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, for that beautiful tribute to a beautiful man. i had the luck and privilege to sit down with him when i was running for office and i was immediately in awe of him. of course, i had heard about his reputation and history and achievement, but getting concentrated time to chat and get to know him was something that made its mark on me. he wasn't the typical politician. no talking points involved and so straightforward and genuine and down to earth. and the questions were the questions that you would want someone to ask a candidate about how much i really cared about the people that i was seeking to serve and it was an hour and a half of my life but left this mark that has stayed with me to this day. i feel so lucky i got to have nigh moment with harry who i admire so much and

stbuchanan and laguna stree the city's fillmore district. a renaming celebration was ld yesterday and organizers hope they'll have a block party when things calm down. we'll let you know when that happens. >>> now 5:17 and it's traffic time with gianna. some busy spots already out there this morning. >> yeah, it is time to go to work for a lot of folks especially if they traveling out of that tracy area. into the altamont pass. we've got a lot of supercommuters making that trek and it's starting to get a bit busy. you can see the maps here slow and go ride westbound from mountain house it extend all the way to at least north flynn. so beyond grantline at this point. we had reports of a hit and run accident no injuries. it's not really a factor. it's already busy anyway as you head through that area but a chp you might see them off to the right side of the roadway. 34 minutes drive time 205 over towards 680. that is our busiest spot this morning. eastshore freeway still steady with no major delays and easy ride. 13 minutes from highway 4 to t

. >> my name is john, we have three locations, one in laguna beach, one in corona delmar, one in newport, d at the arts district in downtown los angeles. >> i'm from irvine california. i have two daughters. one is 18 and just graduated from high school. the other is 12 and she will be tering the seventh grade. >> i live in oakland, california. i'm a public school teacher. >> there is a lot of uncertainty right now and w have been trying to follow this really closelover the past few weeks because school is approaching. it is only a month away and we are getting a ton of conflicting information and -- and there is a lot of uncertainty. >> in june, california was opening bars, haircut places, all kinds of things were opening up and we were very optimistic at that point. ncehen, the virus has gone way up. >>an we read the 16 pagel that the los angeles health department put out ande were like, this is stupid. >> it is impossible. >> it is not impossible, but even if i put all those protocols in pl', i wouldt feel safe, so i what i force my employee to go deal with the customer as they are eat

we've got three locations, one in laguna beach, one in corona n del mar port beach and the arts district in downtown los angeles. >> my name is maryanne wendt, i'm from irvine, california. i ha two daughters, one is 1 she just graduhoed from high and the other one is 12. and she'll be entering the seventh grade. >> my name is brenna gustafson. i live in oakland, california, and i am a public school teacher. >> tre's a lot of uncertaint right now. and, you know, we've been trying to follow is really closely over the past few weeks because school is approaching. it's only a month away. and we're just gettig a ton of conflicting information and there's a lot of uncertainty. in june, we had made a decision that we really wanted o to go fofive days in school, full time in school. opening bars, haircut places, all kinds of things where we're opening up. and we were very, very optimistic at that point. since then, the virus has gone way up. >> when they reopened, we en read the 16 page manual that the los angeles county hea department put out. and you're just like, this is stupid. >> it's impoi

late last night the city of laguna beach closed for the week following a spike in coronavirus cases.ny think closures could soon be announced for the entire county. supervisors are considering closing bars too. >>> several bay area beaches made this year's heal the bays dreaded beach bummer list. ranks the most polluted beaches in the state. taking the top spot is fitzgerald marine reserve just north of moss beach. it's one of six san mateo county beach bummers this year. other beaches also near moss beach, pillar point harbor, foster city's park and lind mar beach. on the bright side the beach in santa cruz fell off the top ten list for the first time in a decade. >>> new this morning, a litter of five kittens who was found living in the hose compartment of a fire engine truck has been saved. the san mateo county fire department found the kittens in a truck at the fire academy. the humane society along with the fire department staff rescued all five kittens. they're estimated to be about 3 or 4 weeks old. they were taken to the spca for evaluation and treatment. a rep says it's a mi

i will conclude by thanking the incredible staff of laguna honda who cared for harry over the last coup of years and thank his friends who made up the care team. rest in power, harry britt. you you are and will be more than missed. >> supervisor yee: thank you. >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you, supervisor mandelman, for that beautiful tribute to a beautiful man. i had the luck and privilege to sit down with him when i was running for office and i was immediately in awe of him. of course, i had heard about his reputation and history and achievement, but getting concentrated time to chat and get to know him was something that made its mark on me. he wasn't the typical politician. no talking points involved and so straightforward and genuine and down to earth. and the questions were the questions that you would want someone to ask a candidate about how much i really cared about the people that i was seeking to serve and it was an hour and a half of my life but left this mark that has stayed with me to this day. i feel so lucky i got to have nigh moment with harry who i admire so much and

not one patient of laguna honda hospital has died of covid-19.there's not one day where i look at my accomplishments and do not attribute my progression to e.m.s. corps. members of the board, i'm asking kindly to please continue providing the youth the bay area the opportunity that was given to me and others. thank you. >> clerk: next speaker please. >> hello supervisor mar, chair, supervisor safai thank you for being here and having this hearing today. my name is keith. i'm current recruiter for the san francisco fire department. i been a member of thc department for 23 years. i'm also president of sf rescue and a publicly elected official here in san francisco. i listened to all morning and i have just a few comments. they have to do the n.t.n. it was used because of cost. they externalized that cost to the applicant. that has caused a disparity in the applicant pool. as recruiter, i recommended several minority candidates. unfortunately, the chief hasn't taken the time to listen to my recommendations and many of those candidates who identify a

people with disabilities and also look into why there's repeated sexual abuse of disability people at laguna honda. >> clerk: thank you for your call, sir. thank you, mr. president. >> president yee: thank you, madam clerk and caller for arranging this accommodation. and let's go to our approval of our meeting minutes. >> clerk: that's the may 19, 2020 regular board meeting minutes. >> president yee: all right. do i have the minutes from the may 19, 2020 regular board meeting. do i hear any changes to the minutes? seeing none, can i have a motion to approve? >> supervisor ronen: ronen so moved. >> supervisor mandelman: so moved. >> president yee: ronen, so moved, and seconded by supervisor mandelman. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the minutes -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. then without objection, the minutes will be approved after public comments as presented. madam clerk, let's go to our consent agenda. please call items 1 through 5. >> clerk: items 1 through 5 are on consent. these items are considered to be routine. if a memb

american and as kids dairy pushed on me so many times even though i knew it would make me sick. 2/3 of laguna hospitals long-term patients come from asian, hispanic or african-american comment communities which have high rate of lactose intolerance. the hospitals can use this opportunity to cut dairy and set stronger goals and to break climate and free policy. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker please. you will have up to two minutes. welcome, caller. >> caller: hello. my name is raifa and i am also an animal rights volunteer. and we are here because we want to help animals as much as we can and we realize that farm animals and agriculture facilities suffer tretly. i believe most of us want to help them and we here are n particular are to comment and do everything we can to help the animals and our vision is to eventually have humans only help animals all over the world and not harm animals. we are starting to work with the city of san francisco to pass the good foods purchasing program that is now in the rules committee. so we're requesting that you support helping animals i

laguna honda, woodside and bosworth. we have seen up to a 31% time savings in these corridors.we can't really do priority on the entire route of the 43 or the 44 because of the limited street geometry and some of the segments, but these segments have the most impact of the entire line. it's bang for the buck of improving the travel time and capacity on these higher lines. they are also both equity strategy lines, and compare to covid-19, ridership on the 43 was 56% minority and 44% low-income, and similar on the 44. the proposal would take the existing curbside travel lane on each of these streets and convert it to bus, taxi and right turn only. bikes would be allowed on three other streets, already bike routes, so we want that lane to be available to bikes still. and no parking removal would be required on any of these corridors. left turns would be restricted in some places, but we're actually -- we're actually looking at making those potentially 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. instead of full time if possible to minimize impacts to local residents, maybe get to their garage or parking near

essential workers at laguna hospital, our outpatient clinics, behavioral health, healthcare workers working everyday in hotels to keep people safe and off the streets and the case in contacting workers. the workers who are helping us find new cases and support people who are at risk for the disease. this is truly a comprehensive, a united and effective team. while today we have the news that we have some increase in cases, our case rate is increasing and we're going to need to take a pause in our reopening, again, following the data, science, and facts. together we will emerge from this challenging pandemic stronger and unified more than ever before. i would add my sincere appreciation for all of you who work here, absolutely essential everyone. thank you, thank you so much. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to introduce dr. susan, the c.e.o. of the hospital. [applause] >> it is such an incredible privilege to be here with you a all, not just since the beginning of the pandemic but everyday that i've been at this hospital, it's been such an honor. i have been so humbled to serve with you and

this board hardly ever talks about disability, the abuse, mistreatment at laguna honda hospital where patients have been sexually and physically abused, and it's ongoing. african americans are twice as likely to become disabled in this city, and this board says it cares about black lives matter, but what are you doing? we were supposed to get a community center as proposed by the dignity center in 2016. it's now 2020, we have no community center, no place to have communities and be together with our fellow people with disabilities. it takes three years to get a curb cut for san francisco, and 30 years after the passage of the a.d.a., there are still thousands of curb cuts that have not been made to prioritize the people of san francisco. i ask the board of supervisors to please, please, please make it a priority. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. mr. president? i believe you're muted, mr. president. >> president yee: sorry about that. colleagues, today we are approving the minutes from the june 23, 2020 regular board meeting. are there any changes to these meeting minu

laguna honda, woodside and bosworth. we have seen up to a 31% time savings in these corridors.we can't really do priority on the entire route of the 43 or the 44 because of the limited street geometry and some of the segments, but these segments have the most impact of the entire line. it's bang for the buck of improving the travel time and capacity on these higher lines. they are also both equity strategy lines, and compare to covid-19, ridership on the 43 was 56% minority and 44% low-income, and similar on the 44. the proposal would take the existing curbside travel lane on each of these streets and convert it to bus, taxi and right turn only. bikes would be allowed on three other streets, already bike routes, so we want that lane to be available to bikes still. and no parking removal would be required on any of these corridors. left turns would be restricted in some places, but we're actually -- we're actually looking at making those potentially 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. instead of full time if possible to minimize impacts to local residents, maybe get to their garage or parking near

. >> steve is in laguna beach. hi, steve. you're on the air. >> caller: thank you very much. i want to thank c-span for this wonderful series. it's fantastic to watch. i wanted to ask the speakers about the free speech movement in the 1960s which started at i guess uc berkley how it's evolved on campuses where there are attempts to sensor speakers coming on with opinions that may be offensive to students there and how does bradenburg apply to those situations particularly at public universities? >> well, i think that -- i did go to berkeley but a little later than when the free speech movement started. but i think that the current controversies about free speech on campus that if it is a public university, they do have to comply with the basic first amendment requirements that allowing speech and not discriminating or denying speech based on viewpoint and to not allow speech -- to allow speech unless it is, in fact, going to incite imminent lawlessness, but obviously that's created a lot of thorny problems. on the other hand, one way you can look at speech on campus is actual

. >> fred is in laguna niguel, california. hello, fred. >> caller: thank you for c-span giving me the opportunity to talk. i was listen to the case of the phone booth in sunset boulevard and i have a general observation on all of these cases regarding fourth amendment and that is my amazement of how and why you should take the lower courts to recognize the right of the people to be safe in their persons and their papers and everything else. and it doesn't take a genius to recognize that you don't event have to do a lot of research and going from one court to another court to find out that the new technology which provides information kept on cell phones and other kind of electronic systems also goes under the fourth amendment. it's just -- while i'm enjoying the professors' discussions but i think we should have much more -- much more enthusiasm about going back to the right of the people and why should it take the court to figure out if something applies or not. because isn't it in the constitution that even if you can't deci

resolution here and we are looking forward to renaming section of willow street between buchanan and laguna. in honor of earl gage junior and we look forward, hopefully, to a final vote on that tomorrow at our board of supervisors. thank you. >> thank you supervisor preston and i think fire fighter gage would never have believed that legal 798 and the firefighters union would be represented today by a black leader, sean buford, who actually called in at our last discussion on this item so it is remarkably timely. with that supervisor safai, do you have any comments? >> yeah, i just wanted to say something really quickly in between the time that we had this initial conversation just to kind of underscore for both of you, and it will be part of the conversation in the next two weeks. earl gage unio junior was very h part of the consent decree that happened with the fire department. he was also involved in recruitment and insuring that recruitment and diversity were on the forefront. i called for a hearing that will be at the government audit and oversight committee on the 30th of this month a

this happened in laguna beach, california the couple was standing on rocks, posing for pictures, whensee it, they're hit by a huge wave that portion of the video ends right there. >> wow. >> it picks up a few moments later, shows the bride and groom being rescued by life guards the bride had to be carried to shore. goodness. >>> now to the welcome sight for thankfully, we're told, nobody was seriously injured. >> my goodness >>> now to the welcome sight for sports fans that we were just talking about, the return of baseball players are arriving at their home parks for spring training 2.0, as they race to get ready for this shortened 2020 season nbc's stephanie gosk has made hallowed ground her way to yankee stadium. hallowed ground, unless you're a boston red sox fan hey, steph. >> reporter: good morning. i am a boston red sox fan, but it is still great to be here when the yankees take thjust go. the team says they're going to be using the entire complex, including visitor dugouts and locker rooms, even the great hall where they normally hold parties for thousands of people. all of th

black five fighters and other entities to rename a section of willow street between buchanan and laguna in honor of him. chief chimed in, former chief of the department. everyone had nothing but praise for the effort of the street named after earl gauge. i just wanted to mention that. okay. next item, please. >> : we need to call public comment. >> : oh, mus public comment. sorry. public comment on the airport report? >> : not for the airport-the commission report. >> : caller seven, do you have public comment? caller ten, do you have public comment on the commission report. auto. >> : future meetings, future subjects. i know commissioner cleveland mentioned the affinity groups. >> : the employee. >> : yes, the employee groups. >> : we'll get one of those on the next meetings for sure. anything else? >> : yes, madam president, at what point should we have a budget update in terms of what the budget is and what it's impact is going to be on the department? i'm not suggesting that the next meeting is the appropriate time but it does seem that's going to be something we're going to end up

essential workers at laguna hospital, our outpatient clinics, behavioral health, healthcare workers working everyday in hotels to keep people safe and off the streets and the case in contacting workers. the workers who are helping us find new cases and support people who are at risk for the disease. this is truly a comprehensive, a united and effective team. while today we have the news that we have some increase in cases, our case rate is increasing and we're going to need to take a pause in our reopening, again, following the data, science, and facts. together we will emerge from this challenging pandemic stronger and unified more than ever before. i would add my sincere appreciation for all of you who work here, absolutely essential everyone. thank you, thank you so much. [applause] >> it is my pleasure to introduce dr. susan, the c.e.o. of the hospital. [applause] >> it is such an incredible privilege to be here with you a all, not just since the beginning of the pandemic but everyday that i've been at this hospital, it's been such an honor. i have been so humbled to serve with you and

the bride and groom posing for wedding photos on the rocks at the edge of laguna beach in californiathis giant swell looming in the distance. the powerful wave sweeps them away. the man filming stops to call for help. then -- >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: -- he finds the pair again in throwaas rescuers arrive passing a floaty to the groom, then racing for the bride pulled away by the current. >> she ditched the flotation device which is a brave move on his part and went out to rescue the female without a rescue tube and was able to drag them close to one another. >> reporter: the lifeguard attempts to pull her to shore and watch as another wave crashes on top of them. the drenched and exhausted bride onto dry land. her soaked white gown dragging through the sand. lifeguards say the waves fueled by high surf caught the couple off guard. the two shaken up, but no major injuries. >> any time somebody is on the rocks they always have to be looking out towards the ocean so they can see any sort of wave that is coming on the horizon and they just put themselves in precarious, and luckil

people with disabilities and also look into why there's repeated sexual abuse of disability people at lagunahonda. >> clerk: thank you for your call, sir. thank you, mr. president. >> president yee: thank you, madam clerk and caller for arranging this accommodation. and let's go to our approval of our meeting minutes. >> clerk: that's the may 19, 2020 regular board meeting minutes. >> president yee: all right. do i have the minutes from the may 19, 2020 regular board meeting. do i hear any changes to the minutes? seeing none, can i have a motion to approve? >> supervisor ronen: ronen so moved. >> supervisor mandelman: so moved. >> president yee: ronen, so moved, and seconded by supervisor mandelman. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: on the minutes -- [roll call] >> clerk: there are 11 ayes. >> president yee: okay. then without objection, the minutes will be approved after public comments as presented. madam clerk, let's go to our consent agenda. please call items 1 through 5. >> clerk: items 1 through 5 are on consent. these items are considered to be routine. if a membe

from yes food, a food vendor that supplies to laguna hospital, and he said it would be 10% more expensive to replace animal product with meat imitations such as beyond meat and other products. so the exact same meals are possible with meat immatiy -- imitation, so the product shift can be smooth and realistic. animal agriculture causes diseases to brew and eventually spreads to humans. we want to protect public health in the future against pandemics. we want to move away from annual agriculture. many articles have been in the news about how factory farming, which packs, cans hundreds of animals in filthy conditions that is a breeding ground for diseases. h5n1 is a strain of bird flu with a 60% mortality rate for humans. yes, it's 60%. so far it hasn't been easily transmitted from human to human but it has jumped to big populations so experts worry it could be evolving the ability to spread more easily -- >> thank you, your time has elapsed. can we have the next speaker please? >> good afternoon supervisors and thank you to everyone that has been working on this ordinance for many years. i