deputy chief lazar, thank you for coming to this. he's still a busy guy, and he finds time to come to our meetings. so thank you, and thank you, commissioners for being around to help small businesses. thank you. >> president adams: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners. welcome to the new commissioners. glad to see you all here, and good luck to your election i think a little bit later on today. i'm sure what you all do, you'll do it for the best of the city. when i was first here, being on the council of district merchants, we're part of the problem. we can't just go say, well, we need theis, you didn't do this. we're just as much the solution, asking the city, and we're part of the problem just by being this way. we're supporting our police, supporting our commission, asking the hard questions. so i wanted to come here in support of chief lazar and henry, who's my ever lasting and contact of the council. so the council knows that, and that's why we want to be part of the solution and not just being there

i'm pete lazar from the investigations bureau. i'm here due to resolution 16-28, which requires the department to report out on a semi-annual basis the status of the sexual assault evidence kit in terms of where we are, how many kits, if there's any delays and things of that nature. so i'm going to briefly go through the list and give you a status update from the reporting period of july 1 through december 31, 2019. first to start out, in terms of collection and processing -- by the way, this evening i have with me captain sergio chin and lieutenant rachael moran sitting in the audience, along with director sanchez from the crime lab and crime scene investigations in case there's further investigations. based on this report, i want to thank them tremendously for their work. with regard to to collection and processing, first item, number of on-time within five days sexual assault evidence kits collected by trauma recovery rape treatment center and submitted to the crime lab within five days of the incident, there were 160 for that

congress was briefed by the health and human services secretary alex lazar. i spoke to a congresswoman who was in that hearing. how concerned do you find the rapid transmission of thehe coronavirus outside asia back t --outside asia? rep. kuster: definitely heard gency today. we are concerned that the chain of command is clear to the american people, and that we get consistent information from this administration. that has been big concern for . secondly, we want to make sure that we have adequacy of sting, and that is something that is urgent to make sure that we have testing kits available throughout the country. keand then finally, we t about funding the vaccine. there is a vaccine underway with research, but it needs additional funding to get to thm point where thican people and people around the world would be protected by a vaccine for coronirus. laura: based on what you heard today, do you feel the trump administration is sufficiently outbreak in thecoronavirus rep. kuster: i think ihey are movithat direction, and as today., y could hear urgency we hav

when it was assigned the deputy chief was captain lazar and with the community members it came from the community and we all helped to foster that but it came from the community. what we intend to do with that message is to be vigilant and be resilient. don't leave your property to make it easy for somebody to make you a victim. lock your doors and don't leave things visible in your car, because you have more of a likelihood of being a victim of property crime. those public education campaigns work, they're effective and we have to do them to work in partnership with our community. this is a community effort, a drop in property crime is a collaborative effort and we have to have that continue. next i want to talk about our gun-related violence. as we know the majority of the homicides in the city traditionally have been firearm related. in 2018 -- or 2017, actually, under the leadership of the then commander greg mccapern we had a crime gun investigation center with. that our focus is really on two things -- first of all, identifying those guns that are used repeatedly in crimes in our

alex lazar testified this morning before the senate appropriations committee.thee 14 china coronavirus in the united states relating to travel to china or close contact with those travelers. 40 cases among american passengers repatriated from the diamond princess. while the risk to the american public remains low, there is now community transmission and a number of countries, including outside of asia, which is deeply concerning. azar said thetary trump administration is taking historically aggressive containment measures but that the u.s. is short on supplies like masks and venerate -- and ventilators. the president today made the unusual suggestion that two liberal justices should not take part in those or any other cases involving him and his administration. critical of justice ruth bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor came during a news conference in india. justices decide for themselves whether to step aside from cases and it is highly unlikely that either justice would sit out cases involving president trump. chiefropean union's brexit negotiator is handing

lazar -- alex azar is testifying now on the budget, he's talking about the funding and $5 million haseen awarded for funding. they don't want people to panic appear in theappear in the u.s.. i think it's generally accepted, service members in korea are now testing positive for the the vi. what else can the administration do, if there is a widespread outbreak in more states than just those that have already been affected? josh: they will have to funnel resources down to local authorities who will have to contain things. supplies, masks and the ability to trace things back. a lot of it will be out of their hands, helping other agencies do the work. josh, we always appreciate it. thank you. trump'sed for president news conference on the coronavirus response. we will see that live at 6:00 11:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ndon. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i am vonnie quinn. guy: this is bloomberg markets, i am guy johnson. democrats ripped into each other ahead of the south carolina primary, the main target was the frontrunner, bernie sanders. getot only is thi

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carefully, we gotta terrific team across the administration has been carefully coordinated by secretary lazar. there's not an immediate risk in this country and it's something that watch, it's dynamic but not changing my assessment of this strong economy. >> we have to leave it at that. i'm sorry. we have to have you again. great to see you. secretary pompeo bracing progress on peace talks with taliban. could this finally lead to withdrawal of u.s. troops in afghanistan? foreign policy analyst marie joining us next with some answers. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. it's our most dangerous addiction. and to get the whole world clean? that takes a lot more than an alternative. so we took our worst vice, and turned it into the dna for a

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a public health emergency declared by alex lazar at the end of january, and they been working on this quietly because they didn't want to create a panic in the united states. >> jon: right, make sure we are informed but, our fears. >> martha: you have to find that balance where people feel they are not in a panic but that they have a confidence level that the president is overseeing a process that is the best we can absolutely do. this is a virus. it's not something that is 100% manageable. so you have to do the absolute best job you can do. i think that's what he will try to establish tonight. i think the democratic criticism is unfair and it feels tactical. it feels a little cheap at this point. we'll see where it goes. >> melissa: meantime, could you hear what they were saying? i don't know. [laughter] a chaotic and contentious night for democrats at the 2020 contenders talking and often shouting over each other, as they tried to get in the last word. we never do that here. [laughter] whether anyone emerged a clear winner and whether the democrats did themselves any favors. >> are

i'm pete lazar from the investigations bureau. i'm here due to resolution 16-28, which requires the department to report out on a semi-annual basis the status of the sexual assault evidence kit in terms of where we are, how many kits, if there's any delays and things of that nature. so i'm going to briefly go through the list and give you a status update from the reporting period of july 1 through december 31, 2019. first to start out, in terms of collection and processing -- by the way, this evening i have with me captain sergio chin and lieutenant rachael moran sitting in the audience, along with director sanchez from the crime lab and crime scene investigations in case there's further investigations. based on this report, i want to thank them tremendously for their work. with regard to to collection and processing, first item, number of on-time within five days sexual assault evidence kits collected by trauma recovery rape treatment center and submitted to the crime lab within five days of the incident, there were 160 for that

when it was assigned the deputy chief was captain lazar and with the community members it came from theunity and we all helped to foster that but it came from the community. what we intend to do with that message is to be vigilant and be resilient. don't leave your property to make it easy for somebody to make you a victim. lock your doors and don't leave things visible in your car, because you have more of a likelihood of being a victim of property crime. those public education campaigns work, they're effective and we have to do them to work in partnership with our community. this is a community effort, a drop in property crime is a collaborative effort and we have to have that continue. next i want to talk about our gun-related violence. as we know the majority of the homicides in the city traditionally have been firearm related. in 2018 -- or 2017, actually, under the leadership of the then commander greg mccapern we had a crime gun investigation center with. that our focus is really on two things -- first of all, identifying those guns that are used repeatedly in crimes in our city,

thank you to my co-responsers and to deputy chief dave lazare. and i would like to thank the san francisco police department for committing to addressing this issue in the academy, as well. with that b, i urge your suppor. >> same house, same call? passed on first reading. >> 9 i 19 is to determine a typ7 general beer, wine and distilled ligger license to mg-scllc doing business as shack 15 located at 1 ferry building will certainly the public convenience. >> ok, colleagues, same house, same call? this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk. >> item 20 to amend the ordinance code to a hybrid entity under 1996 and to prepare a report identifying those city departments and/or divisions thereafter tthereof under hippaa resolution of the board of supervisors and to require the city administrator to develop, maintain and develop a compliance policy. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call. this is passed on first reading. item 21 is a motion to appoint devon jones and darcy jones to the graffiti board. >> i have passed out a

when it was assigned the deputy chief was captain lazar and with the community members it came from the community and we all helped to foster that but it came from the community. what we intend to do with that message is to be vigilant and be resilient. don't leave your property to make it easy for somebody to make you a victim. lock your doors and don't leave things visible in your car, because you have more of a likelihood of being a victim of property crime. those public education campaigns work, they're effective and we have to do them to work in partnership with our community. this is a community effort, a drop in property crime is a collaborative effort and we have to have that continue. next i want to talk about our gun-related violence. as we know the majority of the homicides in the city traditionally have been firearm related. in 2018 -- or 2017, actually, under the leadership of the then commander greg mccapern we had a crime gun investigation center with. that our focus is really on two things -- first of all, identifying those guns that are used repeatedly in crimes in our

when it was assigned the deputy chief was captain lazar and with the community members it came from the to foster that but it came from the community. what we intend to do with that message is to be vigilant and be resilient. don't leave your property to make it easy for somebody to make you a victim. lock your doors and don't leave things visible in your car, because you have more of a likelihood of being a victim of property crime. those public education campaigns work, they're effective and we have to do them to work in partnership with our community. this is a community effort, a drop in property crime is a collaborative effort and we have to have that continue. next i want to talk about our gun-related violence. as we know the majority of the homicides in the city traditionally have been firearm related. in 2018 -- or 2017, actually, under the leadership of the then commander greg mccapern we had a crime gun investigation center with. that our focus is really on two things -- first of all, identifying those guns that are used repeatedly in crimes in our city, not only in our city b

on c-span2 at 9:30 a.m., the first of two hearings with health and human services secretary alex lazar where the preparedness for the coronavirus is excited t expected to be dis. azarp.m., secretary testifies before a subcommittee, along with the directors of centers for disease control and prevention dr. robert redfield. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the house armed services committee hears from defense secretary mark esper and joint chiefs of staff chair general mark milley on the president's budget request for the defense department. health and human services officials held a briefing for an update on the federal government's response to the coronavirus outbreak. hhs secretary alex azar spoke about the administration's efforts. he was joined by dr. anthony fauci. this is 40 minutes.

thank you to my co-responsers and to deputy chief dave lazare.nd i would like to thank the san francisco police department for committing to addressing this issue in the academy, as well. with that b, i urge your suppor. >> same house, same call? passed on first reading. >> 9 i 19 is to determine a typ7 general beer, wine and distilled ligger license to mg-scllc doing business as shack 15 located at 1 ferry building will certainly the public convenience. >> ok, colleagues, same house, same call? this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk. >> item 20 to amend the ordinance code to a hybrid entity under 1996 and to prepare a report identifying those city departments and/or divisions thereafter tthereof under hippaa resolution of the board of supervisors and to require the city administrator to develop, maintain and develop a compliance policy. >> colleagues, can we take this item same house, same call. this is passed on first reading. item 21 is a motion to appoint devon jones and darcy jones to the graffiti board. >> i have passed out a f

when it was assigned the deputy chief was captain lazar and with the community members it came from thenity and we all helped to foster that but it came from the community. what we intend to do with that message is to be vigilant and be resilient. don't leave your property to make it easy for somebody to make you a victim. lock your doors and don't leave things visible in your car, because you have more of a likelihood of being a victim of property crime. those public education campaigns work, they're effective and we have to do them to work in partnership with our community. this is a community effort, a drop in property crime is a collaborative effort and we have to have that continue. next i want to talk about our gun-related violence. as we know the majority of the homicides in the city traditionally have been firearm related. in 2018 -- or 2017, actually, under the leadership of the then commander greg mccapern we had a crime gun investigation center with. that our focus is really on two things -- first of all, identifying those guns that are used repeatedly in crimes in our city,