secretary morewitz, please call the roll. >> commissioner chow. i can't hear you, could you speak up? commissioner chow. commissioner chung, you were muted. >> present. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> commissioner giraudo. >> present. >> and commissioner ra nawlt. >> present. >> good afternoon and welcome to the july 19th, san francisco meeting. this is held in hybrid format with the meeting occur in-person here on grief street room 300 and broadcast live on sfgovtv. 415-61-5003. i would thriek tell you that all safety protocols and building rules must be adhered to at all times. this includes covering your mouth and nose with a mask. failure to adhere to the rules may result in a removal from the room. we appreciate the cooperation of everyone in the interest of health and safety. hand sanitizer sedations are available here at the entrance and we wm your participate. there will be an opportunity for general public comment at the beginning of the meeting? you may comment on each item on the agenda. public can comment will be taken both in-pe

secretary morewitz, please call the roll. >> commissioner chow.'t hear you, could you speak up? commissioner chow. commissioner chung, you were muted. >> present. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> commissioner giraudo. >> pnt

secretary morewitz, please call the roll. >> commissioner chow. i can't hear you, could you speak up? commissioner chow. commissioner chung, you were muted. >> present. >> commissioner green. >> present. >> commissioner

secretary morewitz, do we have anyone on the comment line? >> no one on the comment line, sir. commissioners, comments or questions? >> i am not yet seeing hands. >> well, first of all, i wanted to thank all of you for this presentation today. san francisco is, once again, a model for the nation in how we address the hiv epidemic in terms of care and prevention, and you've really demonstrated how well we're able to adapt to the challenges that emerge. particularly chief among them is the disparities that exist. so again, can't express enough pride and gratitude, especially someone who's been living with hiv for 31 years, since i was 19 years old. i never thought i would be able to live and work with people getting us here today. being 51 now, i'm aware of some of the challenges that people with hiv face, so again, i can't thank you again for your leadership and hard month. and also, i wanted to acknowledge, of course, our director, dr. grant colfax who's not only been an extraordinary leader for providing care in hiv not only here in san francisco but also in the obama administ