vice president nakajo. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you, madam president. thank you again, doctor, for your presentation and for answering all these variety sets of questions, as well. i wanted to remark just in terms of being part of this presentation and exchange of information, i definitely wanted to acknowledge you as our department physician, but also, i think your remarks towards stephanie phelps was appropriate because there in the interim before you came in, and even before, when we had our [inaudible] physician, very often, stephanie phelps was the person that was the open arm, if you will, to the membership. and to me, it's all about customer service and decor. again, i'm referring to commissioner cleaveland. i must be missing him if i talk about him twice, but he has talked about bedside manners, and so i -- doctor, i just wanted to say how appreciative it is. i also wanted to acknowledge anthony boone, your team, but also barbara marino in terms of all the support staff at the doctor's office. i -- since you've come in, i do appreciate the newsl

yes, vice president nakajo, please. >> commissioner nakajo: thank you, madam president. captain goudreau, even though it's virtual, i appreciate you being able to come and be in our presence. part of this is just the proud nature of us being the fire commissioners, but also, in terms of being associated with the members of our department, as well, and virtual doesn't do you well. this woman is far more in a better place, and what i really appreciate and love about you is the acknowledgement to your colleagues and the coast guard and everybody else that was involved. when i read it, the report, i remarked to assistant deputy chief tong that it seemed like a movie script or a t.v. script that i see all the time on, and it's a real life experience that we in the san francisco fire department share equally with all of your talent but also your dedication, and basically being there, more than there. thank you, captain, for all of your service. thank you. >> president feinstein: thank you, mr. vice president. any further comments or -- ah, commissioner cleaveland. yes. >> comm

commissioner nakajo? >> commissioner nakajo: thank you. i know we have a long meeting, and i am going to wait until i hear from deputy chief rubenstein. >> president feinstein: thank you. in order to not violate the brown act, we have to be done by 12:15. we have a really heavy agenda, so i appreciate that. and i am happy to revisit, so everyone will have their opportunity. all right. madam secretary -- no, chief rubenstein. do we have any public comment? >> clerk: there was no public comment, and i'm going to announce the access code is 2484-058-1534. and deputy chief rubenstein, you have the ball. >> i am deputy chief bryan rubenstein, deputy chief of operations, and this is my report for september. the beginning of the city opening up, we were able to have a live ceremony to welcome commissioner morgan. we're very, very pleased to welcome him. it's been a very, very busy season with a lot of good reports about our crews out there in the field. we did not have any greater alarms, but there is another example of a single alarm fire that w

commissioner nakajo? >> commissioner nakajo: thank you.now we have a long meeting, and i am going to wait until i hear from deputy chief rubenstein. >> president feinstein: thank you. in order to not violate the brown act, we have to be done by 12:15. we have a really heavy agenda, so i appreciate that. and i am happy to revisit, so everyone will have their opportunity. all right. madam secretary -- no, chief rubenstein. do we have any public comment? >> clerk: there was no public comment, and i'm going to announce the access code is 2484-058-1534. and deputy chief rubenstein, you have the ball. >> i am deputy chief bryan rubenstein, deputy chief of operations, and this is my report for september. the beginning of the city opening up, we were able to have a live ceremony to welcome commissioner morgan. we're very, very pleased to welcome him. it's been a very, very busy season with a lot of good reports about our crews out there in the field. we did not have any greater alarms, but there is another example of a single alarm fire that was m