ama: in a statement, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. won't be able to do the same as long as the police aren't held accountable. reform can't happen without removing the obstacles to reform. dan: today is world aids day, day to remember those who have died from the disease and to motivate action in the ongoing fight. at the national aids memorial grove in san francisco today, reflection on the past 40 years. ♪ the first in-person event since before the pandemic moderated by reggie aqui. in the south bay, a sea of red to signal world aids day. amanda del castillo you was there with speakers highlighting the progress against both aids and the virus that leads to it. reporter: glowing red, the san jose city hall rotunda reflected the 34th annual world aids day thursday. >> today is twofold. it's about remembering how many lives we've lost to hiv and aids. also celebrating how far we've come, how much of an opportunity we have today. reporter: the deputy health officer describing today's medical tools, able to stop hiv from spreading, allow

ama: in a statement, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. the city of vallejo won't be able to do the same as long as the police aren't held accountable. reform can't happen without removing the obstacles to reform. dan: today is world aids day, day to remember those who have died from the disease and to motivate action in the ongoing fight. at the national aids memorial grove in san francisco today, reflection on the past 40 years. ♪ the first in-person event since before the pandemic moderated by reggie aqui. in the south bay, a sea of red to signal world aids day. amanda del castillo you was there with speakers highlighting the progress against both aids and the virus that leads to it. reporter: glowing red, the san jose city hall rotunda reflected the 34th annual world aids day thursday. >> today is twofold. it's about remembering how many lives we've lost to hiv and aids. also celebrating how far we've come, how much of an opportunity we have today. reporter: the deputy health officer describing today's medical tools, able to stop hiv f

reggie: in a statement on twitter, otis taylor wrote, i've moved forward. the city of vallejo won't be able to do the same until police aren't held accountable. form can't happen until you remove the obstacles. kumasi: -- reform can't happen until you remove the obstacles. kumasi: less than 1% of visits to the site have resulted in a complete linkage to behavioral health programs. 281 requests for services have not been fulfilled. the tenderloin center costs the siri -- the city $22 million. they will open wellness host to fill the void as part of the over is present in -- prevention plan. reggie: san francisco wants people back in the office. some salespersons were told to return three days a week. number of remote workers will continue to be higher than the 20% who work from home before the pandemic. the announcement comes weeks after salesforce laid off hundreds of people. kumasi: sonoma county's wildfire prevention effort is getting its first boost from the federal government. the county will receive $5.7 million from fema. the money is the first instal

reggie: otis taylor wrote, "i have moved forward. unfortunately, valeo want to be able to do the same as long as police aren't held accountable. reform cannot have that removing the obstacles." kumasi: bloomberg reported that san francisco's largest private employer told some people to return three days a week. the number of remote workers will continue to be higher than before the pandemic. this announcement comes weeks after salesforce lays off hundreds of people. reggie: there are new developments in the search for an hiv vaccine. an experimental vaccine is showing it can induce antibodies. criminal trials were posted in a clinical kernel. these findings suggest a two dose vaccine can incite a strong immune response against the virus. another study is underway. kumasi: as that news came out, we are marking world aids day. this is an emotional evening and a san jose as people paid tribute. speakers remembered lives lost and spoke about advancements we have made. it was personal for him fully who lost her brother -- for pam foley wh