ms. flores, did you want to talk about the e.j.ng group and also if folks attending the meeting can listen in and how folks might participate in that? >> yeah. certainly. so we form the environmental justice group over 40 interest forms and so this group is also about to launch. we're definitely conscious of the fact that there's an equity counsel group and e.j. working group and senate bill 1,000 was very clear on requirements we have to meet in the general plans in terms of really having community involved and how we define environmental justice and developing a very specific e.j. map and so we thought it was important to have like a focus conversation on e.j. there's also several different city agencies so it was important to bring the expertise of both community agencies but also community agencies like the department of environment and the department of public health. and, they're going to develop the work what we're calling frame work which is a higher definition of environmental jgs. one of the priorities for environmental j

ms. flores described addresses your concern?>> press star 3 if you are still with us in the hearing. >> thank you. a conditional use could be for 450 sutter. that would be a step in the right direction. i don't know how much time that would take for approval. yes, i appreciate that for consideration. >> thank you. the massage establishments required for conditional use age to not change the scenario? >> correct. same for second floor and above. the change would be streamlined first floor, and just for the 450 sutter landlord and others interested, the message establishment is eligible to pursue conditional use authorization under the community businesses priority possessing program. it is streamlined review in which case the eligible massage establishments would receive a hearing in 90 days and placed on the concept calendar. it would be more beneficial than the current circumstances today. >> address the concern raised that there is a policy shift that is proposed by this legislation. it does encourage small business. that is w

flores, thank you so much. let's bring in the vice mayor of surfside, tina paul. ms. paul, thanks for joining us.t's been five days since the building collapse. crews have been working tirelessly in the search and rescue mission. it's exhaustive, sometimes dangerous work. how much longer do you expect the search is going to continue? >> reporter: jake, i wouldn't be able to determine that. but i want the search to continue until everyone is found. i'm hoping we will still find survivors, but i want the search to continue until everyone is found. >> an official from surfside assured residents of champlain tower south that their building was in very good shape. this is back in november 2018. even though that same official received the report that warned of major structural damage to the tower just two days earlier. what is the city of surfside doing to make sure that this doesn't ever happen again? >> well, jake, before i answer that, i want to still speak about the victims and the families that are waiting to see if they have survivors or to find out where their loved ones are. because right now t

flores from burton. nancy garcia and tanya cruz from mission. thank you. >> thank you. and lastly we'll be hearing from jennifer -- reading native island and pacific hawaiian student scholarships. thank you, msopez. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for this opportunity to speak and represent our san francisco unified school district community. on friday may 21, led by -- castro and myself, our group physical education department in collaboration with our office of access and equity, our parent advisory council and over 10 community-based organizations, we were honored to acknowledge over 275 students and award four outstanding sfufc seniors $500 scholarships each at our day of hawaiian pacific islander -- and senior acknowledgement virtual ceremony. we also wanted to thank -- for helping us with the fundraising campaign, and to our communities for their generous donation. we had four recipients. the first one from burton high school is lello -- also -- from burton. moses -- from -- and our fourth recipient, maria -- from balboa high school. i was also asked to mention the filipinox awards. they were not able to attend right now, the speaker, so this year they had been fortunate to award 1