commissioner pearlman? >> she speaks longer than i do. i do want to say that you've stolen my thunder in the sense that one of the things i was going to say that as a historic commission, our job is to look at its impact based on secretary of interior standards and integrity, all of the things that commissioner nagaswaran has just gone through. and in a way, i'm sort of asking about the notion of time and economics have come into this decision relative to, you know, our decision making because that portion really isn't in our purview as a commission. our job as a commission is to evaluate the impact of a new structure in those existing landmark in a historic district. and in that regard, i agree that as a temporary -- as a temporary item and the land can be fully resored, that ossentenceably -- restored, that ostensibly, it will have no effect on the history and on the landmark, so those are two pieces of it. we have been drawn into the debate over time and economics, which i think we are not -- we just don't have the background and the i

commissioner pearlman? >> she speaks longer than i do. i do want to say that you've stolen my thunder in the sense that one of the things i was going to say that as a historic commission, our job is to look at its impact based on secretary of interior standards and integrity, all of the things that commissioner nagaswaran has just gone through. and in a way, i'm sort of asking about the notion of time and economics have come into this decision relative to, you know, our decision making because that portion really isn't in our purview as a commission. our job as a commission is to evaluate the impact of a new structure in those existing landmark in a historic district. and in that regard, i agree that as a temporary -- as a temporary item and the land can be fully resored, that ossentenceably -- restored, that ostensibly, it will have no effect on the history and on the landmark, so those are two pieces of it. we have been drawn into the debate over time and economics, which i think we are not -- we just don't have the background and the i

. >> thank you, commissioner pearlman, for your many years of service, and you will continue to stay in touch with us. >> and a perfect hearing to go out on. thank you, all. [applause] >> thank you, jonathan. >> and so the meeting is adjourned. >> the meeting of the san francisco health commission. will you please call the roll. >> yes. [roll call]. >> i'll note for the record that she will join us she's having technical issues and i will note it on the minutes when she a arrives. >> president bernal: thank you, mark. we'll move on to the next item. approval of the minutes of the january 19th health committee meeting. commissioners upon

my name is jenny pearlman and i'm from safe and sound representing the child abuse prevention council for san francisco. and, as one of the tri-chairs of the family violence council. as one of my tri-chairs bev upton just said, we are just grateful for the board of supervisors for hearing this today as well as supervisor stefani and her staff for bringing this ordinance today. we're also grateful for the support. the family violence council is more important now than ever. we are definitely seeing an increase. child abuse is also interesting because there's been a 50% decrease in reports. kids are not in school. kids are not being seen by other adults. but we do know there's been a significant increase of domestic violence in the home and that is highly connective and correlated in child abuse cases. 60% to 80% of child abuse cases occur. we must account for the overlap amongst the various forms of family violence and the family violence council is one of the very unique organizations that looks at the connection between the different forms of family violence. so we are extremely grat

. >> after jeff pearlman who was the most famous person to interview you?[laughter] >> i don't know. [laughter] >> last question is the book available in audio format or will it be in the future? >> yes. o.j. fleming a formal football player. yes. it is available in audio format also e-book format. you can get it as a hardcover audio or e-book. >> i been given the red light like at the oscars. this is great sincerely, sincerely. it is a wonderful book. it is a great book i'm deafly going to have my son read it. you didn't have to say that i love reading this book it showed your passion and your compassion i thought it was an excellent job. >> thank you. that means a lot jeff. i appreciate it and thank you to everybody that tuned in it means a lot. may be our people are having zoom fatigue thank you for joining us if you do buy the book to my hometown store i will go by and sign it and personalize it for everybody. thank you again >> it is more of a book of stories than arguments. there is not that kind of hypothetical analysis. it's good for different peopl

i just also wanted to kind of recognize and thank commissioners hyland and pearlman who had their last hearings at h.p.c., historic preservation commissions over the last couple of weeks and just thank them for their service with the department over the years. welcome commissioner nagaswaran to the h.p.c., and the mayor also nominated christina [inaudible] and she's working her way through the nomination process. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. that will place us on item 9, review of past events at the board of supervisors, board of ael pas, and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, director of legislative affairs. [inaudible] down in the victorian stick or east lake style and the earliest building in the parkside district. the item was sponsored by supervisor mar and cosponsored by melgar, preston, peskin, and chan. the committee voted unanimously to send the landmark initialation resolution to the -- initiation resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. next, they considered [inaudible] this property would change the pr

i just also wanted to kind of recognize and thank commissioners hyland and pearlman who had their last hearings at h.p.c., historic preservation commissions over the last couple of weeks and just thank them for their service with the department over the years. welcome commissioner nagaswaran to the h.p.c., and the mayor also nominated christina [inaudible] and she's working her way through the nomination process. >> clerk: very good, commissioners. that will place us on item 9, review of past events at the board of supervisors, board of ael pas, and historic preservation commission. >> good afternoon, commissioners. aaron starr, director of legislative affairs. [inaudible] down in the victorian stick or east lake style and the earliest building in the parkside district. the item was sponsored by supervisor mar and cosponsored by melgar, preston, peskin, and chan. the committee voted unanimously to send the landmark initialation resolution to the -- initiation resolution to the full board with a positive recommendation. next, they considered [inaudible] this property would change the pr

my name is jenny pearlman and i'm from safe and sound representing the child abuse prevention council francisco. and, as one of the tri-chairs of the family violence council. as one of my tri-chairs bev upton just said, we are just grateful for the board of supervisors for hearing this today as well as supervisor stefani and her staff for bringing this ordinance today. we're also grateful for the support. the family violence council is more important now than ever. we are definitely seeing an increase. child abuse is also interesting because there's been a 50% decrease in reports. kids are not in school. kids are not being seen by other adults. but we do know there's been a significant increase of domestic violence in the home and that is highly connective and correlated in child abuse cases. 60% to 80% of child abuse cases occur. we must account for the overlap amongst the various forms of family violence and the family violence council is one of the very unique organizations that looks at the connection between the different forms of family violence. so we are extremely grateful tha