i appreciate your efforts, mr. arce, and everyone coming here today and sharing your stories, because it is important. that's what makes this worth it, right? that's what makes being up here and seeing all of you worth it because we're changing people's living, and i love that. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. like i say we're here to work for everybody. we're proud of these out comes. we can always do more, and we'll follow any policy that's put in front of us, commissioner. >> thank you. >> can i just have a follow onto your question. hi, josh. >> hi. >> congratulations on your position. in this last report, and i've seen it consistently through the various reports, it just strikes me that the asian category, and i don't know if these are all san francisco residents, but given the demographics of asians in san francisco, 2.9% in one column, 3.3% in the other column, 3.7% in -- i mean, it just -- it strikes me, are we doing enough to outreach to the asian community? again, given the demographics of san francisco,

mr. -- forgot it's the birthday of arc steam drinking member. welcome mr. neil. all that you do. mr.as grell. you had a splendid reputation for listening. this is not business, this is government. very different. welcome to the combat zone. i have a couple of questions. heard hungry families in the snapsed budget, program, about two or 14 billion. there is a relationship between nutrition and health. the rest of the budget cuts, 1.4 chilean dollars of medicaid. it's the very basis of any states helping opioid victims are trying to respond to those. it eliminates and cut spending and medicaid by 494 billion. good luck to you. from your reputation, you can rise above this. i hope that happens. i want to talk about the hr dh program. it's been close to me for 30 years of my life. working with people who at first nobody wanted to work with. get them to understand their responsibilities. i believe this administration has abandoned people living with hiv. that the enough president had to shut down the presidential advisory council on hiv and aids and close the white house office of nationa

it's josh arce who's now the director of city build, and ken nim. >> thank you. >> welcome. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. lee. okay. so now, commissioners, questions? comments? i can see commissioner -- oh, commissioner singh. >> good job. and i have plenty -- i have lots of questions. >> go ahead. >> okay. commissioner bustos? >> well, one, i want to thank clark. i went to one of the sessions that you had with a room full of small businesses, and i just want to commend the work you're doing there to make that happen. it's noticed. and i just want to also thank the small businesses that are here. you represent the best of san francisco. you are community, you are here, you breath and live the spirit of st. francis, and you provide light in darkness for a lot of people, and so i just want to thank you, thank you for doing that, and keep on keeping on, because it's important, the work you're doing, because you're bringing san franciscans, giving them taunt to take pride in the work that they're doing here in our city. when it comes to the issues around the warriors stadium, you know, i hope, you know, whe

mrs. obama and her artist amy. now former president obama done unveiled his portrait with artist wiley a painter famous for work of african-americans. everyone is a critic of course, right arcre saying michelle obama's portrait looks nothing like her. and don't get the haters started on the foliage around the former president. you can see the portraits for yourself starring tomorrow. >>> all right, kathy orr. roller coaster of a forecast yet again. no foliage in our forecast. >> here we go again. >> it's not even spring yet. >> no, no, no. talking about wampler air moving our way. tomorrow morning is going to be cold but it's going to be very unusual for the end of february. we'll take lock at the numbers and the next chance of ra (vo) i was born during the winter of '77. i first met james in 5th grade. we got married after college. and had twin boys. but then one night, a truck didn't stop. but thanks to our forester, neither did our story. and that's why we'll always drive a subaru. live look at reading after rainy weekend we saw sunshine today. it was glorious and now we'ringinging loot even warmer temperatures. when is the question and we've got the answer in 15 seconds