mr. bernal. [ roll call ] >> great. congratulations, everyone.his is a great budget year. >> thank you again to greg and jenny for all of your great work. >> thank you, commissioners. >> thank you. >> we can move on to the next item. item 7 is the annual fiscal year 19-20dph sole source waiver usage report submitted to the board of supervisors in june to meet the requirements. item 8 is related and might be discussed in tandem. it's approval for 21.42 sole source waiver usage. item 8 is an action item. michelle, i believe, is on the phone and not on video. >> correct. good afternoon, everybody, health commissioners. this is michelle ruggels, director of the business office without a camera today. sorry about that. >> good afternoon. >> so what i wanted to go over are the two items. you have a powerpoint. i'm not going to go over the powerpoint, but i'm going to weave it in as we go through. so it might be useful for reference, but i'll be covering it. the two items we have is the sunshine ordinance requirement, which is the annual dph sole source

mr. bernal had asked to track. i'm not sure what the other one was. >> okay. there's no one with their hand raised. there's no public comment. thank you. >> thank you. >> anything further. >> can you hear me? >> for the specific indicators that i was talking about today, the health indicators link, the second one would be the one that people should go to. >> thank you. >> i apologize. mark, there's one more question that i would like to pose to director colfax and this may be the appropriate place in the agenda. i know there was confusion about the risk of asymptomatic or presymptomatic transmission based on statements that have been made by the world health organization. would you like to take this opportunity to clarify that for the public and any sa san franciscans that may be watching at this time. >> sure. so asymptomatic transmission does happen, can happen, and is certainly a key factor in propagation of the epidemic. so another reason to wear a mask, socially distance. if you feel well, even if the other person feels well, it's very possible to transmi

mr. bernal. [ roll call ] >> great. congratulations, everyone.reat budget year. >> thank you again to greg and jenny for all of your great work. >> thank you, commissioners. >> thank you. >> we can move on to the next item. item 7 is the annual fiscal year 19-20dph sole source waiver usage report submitted to the board of supervisors in june to meet the requirements. item 8 is related and might be discussed in tandem. it's approval for 21.42 sole source waiver usage. item 8 is an action item. michelle, i believe, is on the phone and not on video. >> correct. good afternoon, everybody, health commissioners. this is michelle ruggels, director of the business office without a camera today. sorry about that. >> good afternoon. >> so what i wanted to go over are the two items. you have a powerpoint. i'm not going to go over the powerpoint, but i'm going to weave it in as we go through. so it might be useful for reference, but i'll be covering it. the two items we have is the sunshine ordinance requirement, which is the annual dph sole source waiver us

mr. bernal. [ roll call ] >> great. congratulations, everyone. this is a great budget year. >> thank you again to greg and jenny for all of your great work. >> thank you, commissioners. >> thank you. >> we can move on to the next item. item 7 is the annual fiscal year 19-20dph sole source waiver usage report submitted to the board of supervisors in june to meet the requirements. item 8 is related and might be discussed in tandem. it's approval for 21.42 sole source waiver usage. item 8 is an action item. michelle, i believe, is on the phone and not on video. >> correct. good afternoon, everybody, health commissioners. this is michelle ruggels, director of the business office without a camera today. sorry about that. >> good afternoon. >> so what i wanted to go over are the two items. you have a powerpoint. i'm not going to go over the powerpoint, but i'm going to weave it in as we go through. so it might be useful for reference, but i'll be covering it. the two items we have is the sunshine ordinance requirement, which is the annual dph sole sour

bernal: thank you for that clarification. >> clerk: any other questions, commissioners? all right, thank you very much to mr. brown and miss hill. we appreciate your information. >> thank you. >> clerk: so i -- let's see, the next item is item 8, the resolution authorizing the department of public health to recommend to the board of supervisors the assessments of $125,652 to the l.h.h. gift fund from the friends of laguna honda. and mr. william fraser should be on. william -- i see and hear, can you unmute and get on camera? so what i'm going to do is to pause for a second and put on the public comment line -- >> i was testing as well to say, you know, to add that we needed resources in order to sustain this. >> clerk: so you're on the microphone so make sure that you mute yourself. is anyone on the line with laguna honda who can try to get william fraser on? all right, so since i'm not hearing anything, with your permission can we move to the next item and try to come back to this? is that okay, commissioner bernal? >> president bernal: yes. >> clerk: okay. i see you. so, everyone, we'll move to item 9 whic

bernal: yes. >> clerk: okay. i see you. so, everyone, we'll move to item 9 which is the laguna honda c.e.o. report and hopefully mr. phillips is on. yes, i see you. that's great. >> and, mark, before i begin i'd like to take the opportunity on behalf of the comeation to welcome michael phillips as you're presenting as the laguna honda hospital c.e.o. for the first time. welcome. we're looking forward to your presentation. in addition we would like to acknowledge and maggie racowski as the acting c.e.o. at laguna honda and during an important time and as well as the work that you have done together, both of you, to sunday t respons pandemic. and really putting laguna honda on solid footing, compared to where we see other long-term care facilities. so thank you to both of you for your fantastic work and welcome michael phillips. >> thank you very much, commissioner, and thank you to the entire commission for allowing us to present to you this afternoon. i am pleased to be here. and i'm going to try to do an abbreviated report to just allow sufficient time for questions and to speed along the agenda. our fixed team ha

bernal: thank you for that clarification. >> clerk: any other questions, commissioners? all right, thank you very much to mr. brown and miss hill. we appreciate your information. >> thank you. >> clerk: so i -- let's see, the next item is item 8, the resolution authorizing the department of public health to recommend to the board of supervisors the assessments of $125,652 to the l.h.h. gift fund from the friends of laguna honda. and mr. william fraser should be on. william -- i see and hear, can you unmute and get on camera? so what i'm going to do is to pause for a second and put on the public comment line -- >> i was testing as well to say, you know, to add that we needed resources in order to sustain this. >> clerk: so you're on the microphone so make sure that you mute yourself. is anyone on the line with laguna honda who can try to get william fraser on? all right, so since i'm not hearing anything, with your permission can we move to the next item and try to come back to this? is that okay, commissioner bernal? >> president bernal: yes. >> clerk: okay. i see you. so, everyone, we'll move to item 9 whic

bernal: thank you. no need to apologize. >> clerk: so i have suggestions since we're waiting for these two -- the issues with the folks who can't log in. is mrwagner on the line because we could move to item 6 and move forward and go back to public comment after that. mr. wagner, are you here? >> i am. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, i can. are you on video or on just audio? >> let's see. i am. >> clerk: you are? fantastic. so, commissioners, is that okay, and commissioner bernal with a thumbs up? fantastic. and i'll put you on the screen to say hi before we put the slides on, okay. >> okay. >> clerk: and, greg, i'm hearing double -- are you watching this (indiscernible). >> no, i don't think so. >> clerk: okay. i'm not hearing it anymore. >> does that sound okay? >> clerk: yes. i'll mute myself. >> commissioners, greg wagner, c.f.o. so we are just kind of lat late-breaking information coming out around the city budget and i don't think that any of this is a surprise. there's been recognition for the city and county and state, etc., and there's a significant impact on the economy and, therefore on the city budget of the covid-19 pandemic. an

bernal: thank you. no need to apologize. >> clerk: so i have suggestions since we're waiting for these two -- the issues with the folks who can't log in. is mrwagner on the line because we could move to item 6 and move forward and go back to public comment after that. mr. wagner, are you here? >> i am. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, i can. are you on video or on just audio? >> let's see. i am. >> clerk: you are? fantastic. so, commissioners, is that okay, and commissioner bernal with a thumbs up? fantastic. and i'll put you on the screen to say hi before we put the slides on, okay. >> okay. >> clerk: and, greg, i'm hearing double -- are you watching this (indiscernible). >> no, i don't think so. >> clerk: okay. i'm not hearing it anymore. >> does that sound okay? >> clerk: yes. i'll mute myself. >> commissioners, greg wagner, c.f.o. so we are just kind of lat late-breaking information coming out around the city budget and i don't think that any of this is a surprise. there's been recognition for the city and county and state, etc., and there's a significant impact on the economy and, therefore on the city budget of the covid-19 pandemic. an