so, i'm urging you to join me in declaring february 27th ucsf philip r. lee institute day in the city and county of san francisco. and i'd just like to ask dr. schmidt, if you could introduce who is here with us, too. >> yes. we have here dr. [speaker not understood]. she is the director of the institute for health policy studies. roberta vargas as you already mentioned, and ms. paula fleichser who is one of our experts. i wanted to make a very brief statement. it's a real honor to be here to speak to this commendation on behalf of our staff. we have over a hundred faculty and staff at the institute for health policy studies. ucsf is by far one of san francisco's many, many treasures. but the newest discovery for medicine and population health often get locked up in the ivory tower and they don't make their way out onto the streets to actually help the population very quickly. so, our institute's core mission is to translate advances in science as they come forward within the university and translate them into policies that help people live longer and live he

we'll be celebrating the 40th anniversary of health policy institute philip r. lee institute and i'll be honoring them during our commendation period in a few moments as well. the rest i'll submit. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor mar. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, today i'm introducing legislation that will improve access to live music and night life in san francisco while strengthening the enforcement powers of the entertainment commission to ensure compliance with city ordinances and to make sure that we have safe and responsible entertainment in save. -- san francisco. a safe and thriving entertainment industry is essential to the economic vibrance in our city. bring out residents from their homes, visitors from around the world and all sorts of people to come together as a community in our city. this industry is not just a cultural lifeblood of our city, but a great contributor to our economy. one of my first acts as a member of the board of supervisors was to request an economic impact report by the city economist to study the ef