v . football final they had last week in porto. ., �*, ., ., ., , porto. actuall , porto. that's a good point to raise, actually. the _ porto. that's a good point to raise, actually, the football, _ porto. that's a good point to raise, actually, the football, because - actually, the football, because portugal stepped in when other countries were impossible because english fans wouldn't have been able to watch an all english match. they were welcomed in porto, there was a bit of trouble, sadly, but broadly it was a success. do not regret having hosted that, do you think? is it possible that that event has actually made the government more likely to say with all those people having travelled there and back, maybe they don't want to travel to portugal at the moment? i maybe they don't want to travel to portugal at the moment?— portugal at the moment? i don't think so. portugal at the moment? i don't think so- we _ portugal at the moment? i don't think so. we don't _ portugal at the moment? i don't think so. we don't think -- - portugal at the moment? i don't|

some $80000.00 fans made the journey celtic lost to porto after taking it 2 extra time. but the boys one fair play awards for their exemplary conduct. the opposing fans sometimes bring hostility. in october 2019 visiting last. your fans marched through glasgow. right? tom's raised and fascists loose. the green brigade responded with banners celebrating the execution of mussolini italy's fascist world war 2 leader. trouble seems likely when the 2nd leg was played in rome. say, oh yeah, november 2019. rome has been invaded by 15000 celtic fans. the boys are in party, mood, boisterous and noisy. but there's no sign of trouble. unless you haven't forgotten the motor. lini banners, that pocket for celtic supporters have been stamped nearby. oh, the celtic has taught me auntie fascism anti racism and to welcome immigrants which i am being from an irish background. and it is to, it's taught me to respect others and look after those who are less fortunate than ourselves. watch you a fantastic football clump. but they have a base of funds who are very right when and the 4th x alw

yet in lisbon and maybe porto, but lisbon at the moment, i think there's maybe one area, there's beenmes with a negative test, everyone goes home with a negative test, so what is the problem? queueing up for those tests today, alison and herfamily, who'd come to see granny and grandad for the first time in two years. they fly home tomorrow, which means quarantine. yes... quarantine now. six hours after the deadline because we fly at 10:10. how do you feel about that? not happy about it. well, we're both key workers, actually. i'm a paramedic, amy's a care in the community. they need us out there. making the most of it, rob and betty, who found out portugal was going onto the amber list ten minutes after they'd checked into their algarve hotel. i'm self—employed and i run a business, sojust a bit of panic, really, of what to do. you know there's a risk coming away, itjust... i'd not thought about this risk as much. this country can guarantee sunshine and hospitality but it's no longer sure of its summer season. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, concern of the level of covid—19 d

obviously in international sporting events where we had people going, english fans going last month to porto league final when large numbers of infections reported there, countries like italy say we will have quarantine against angus travellers, the english meanwhile inviting uefa fans to come and watch the european euros at wembley. we seem to have a kind of contradictory message on public health against pressures, whether it is for tourism, orfor big sporting events orfor the needs of business. i just wonder how we're going to thing our way through this? it is messier than that. you highlighted the football where big crowds are going to come for the finals of the tournament whereas festivals for music are being, even outdoor ones are being cancelled. theatres and concert halls are still struggling with social—distance audiences. so it is all over the place. the answer is that i think it will remain a mess for some time. i remember during the g7, by the way, if they were going to announce bigger contributions then they won't happen, that was the stage to do it, people like gordon brown warn

another one from porto around — o'clock. another one from porto around 11— o'clock.rism in — businesses and people involved in tourism in portugal as well, because they are _ tourism in portugal as well, because they are taking an almighty hate or as welt _ they are taking an almighty hate or as well. many of them have had trouble — as well. many of them have had trouble taking the tests they needed to take _ trouble taking the tests they needed to take before they were allowed onto the — to take before they were allowed onto the aircraft. not the end of a holiday— onto the aircraft. not the end of a holiday anybody would want. the travel _ holiday anybody would want. the travel industry is really cross. british— travel industry is really cross. british airways, easyjet both saying this decision is notjustified. the government maintain it is necessary to have _ government maintain it is necessary to have the — government maintain it is necessary to have the ability to move countries from one part of the traffic— countries from one part of the traffic light list to an

yet in lisbon and maybe porto, but lisbon at the moment, i think there's maybe one area, there's beenmean, everybody comes with a negative test, everyone goes home with a negative test, so what is the problem? queueing up for those tests today, alison and herfamily, who'd come to see granny and grandad for the first time in two years. they fly home tomorrow, which means quarantine. yes... quarantine now. six hours after the deadline because we fly at 10:10. how do you feel about that? not happy about it. well, we're both key workers, actually. i'm a paramedic, amy's a care in the community. they need us out there. making the most of it, rob and betty, who found out portugal was going onto the amber list ten minutes after they'd checked into their algarve hotel. i'm self—employed and i run a business, sojust a bit of panic, really, of what to do. you know there's a risk coming away, itjust... i'd not thought about this risk as much. this country can guarantee sunshine and hospitality but it's no longer sure of its summer season. there are just there arejust a there are just a few hours

we arrived to board our flight from porto to manchester.ff said we did not have the right test information for our covid status. they disembarked us, popped us back out the other side of the airport and left us to it. we've spent the rest of the day with this queue behind us, queueing for another type of covid test. airlines increased capacity over the weekend as people tried to get home before 4am tomorrow. the rules mean everyone returning from portugal from then on must isolate for ten days. well, we're very frustrated, obviously, because this holiday was a holiday we had last year but was rearranged for this year. and because it was on the green list, portugal, we had to go. we couldn't rearrange it. so we thought it'd be good to go. with the government's promise of notification of seven days, we were only coming for a week so we thought everything would be fine. then to find on the second day that we were here that they'd moved the goalposts and suddenly it's a mad panic trying to find a flight and get tests and the sort of things, we

yeah, in lisbon and maybe porto — in lisbon at the moment, i think there's one area there's been a riserybody comes with a negative test, everyone goes home with a negative test. so, what is the problem? queuing up for those tests today, alison and her family, who'd come to see granny and granddad for the first time in two years. they fly home tomorrow, which means quarantine. yes, we're six hours after the deadline. i ten past ten. how do you feel about that? not happy about it. we're both key workers, actually. i'm a paramedic. amy's a carer in the community. they need us out there. this country can guarantee sunshine and hospitality, but it's no longer sure of its summer season. well, there are still flights scheduled out of the algarve this evening, a final opportunity for those british tourists to make it home before portugal goes on to the amber list. we have met tourists who said they either couldn't or simply didn't want to cut the holiday short, they are going to stay and enjoy the sunshine. butjust look at the beach, the bar behind me. in any normal year, they would be crammed

easy for thousands of british football fans to fly out for the champions league final on saturday in portotugal's coronavirus infection rate is rising so the government will evaluate its place on the list. 12 countries and territories are currently on the green list which means no need to quarantine when travellers get home. most is on the amber list. travel is allowed but the government advises against it and those returning have to quarantine at home for ten days. arrivals from red list countries where infections are highest must quarantine in a government managed hotel. the government is assessing this list. we hotel. the government is assessing this list. ~ ., ., hotel. the government is assessing this list. ., ., ., ., this list. we have to follow the data. of course _ this list. we have to follow the data. of course i _ this list. we have to follow the data. of course i understand . this list. we have to follow the i data. of course i understand why people want to travel. of course i do. but we have to make sure we keep this country safe, especially because the vaccine programme is g

we arrived to _ from porto was not simple. , arrived to board our flight from porto to manchester.ovid test. airlines increase the weekend as people i another type of covid test. airlines i increase the weekend as people tried to get home before 4am to get home before for a tomorrow. the rules mean everyone returning from portugal from then on must isolate for ten days. taste portugal from then on must isolate for ten days-— for ten days. we are very frustrated, _ for ten days. we are very frustrated, obviously, i for ten days. we are very i frustrated, obviously, because for ten days. we are very - frustrated, obviously, because it was a _ frustrated, obviously, because it was a holiday we had last year that was a holiday we had last year that was rearranged for this year. because _ was rearranged for this year. because portugal is on the green list, because portugal is on the green list. we _ because portugal is on the green list, we had to go. we couldn't rearrange _ list, we had to go. we couldn't rearrange it. the government pass my promise _ rearrange it. the government pass

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i travelled through portugal, porto, lisbon, iam not saying i've got a complete perspective, but i prettye, it is 'ust unbelievable to me. . �* , , ~ , , me. that's interesting. and this is actually the _ me. that's interesting. and this is actually the second _ me. that's interesting. and this is actually the second time - me. that's interesting. and this is actually the second time you - me. that's interesting. and this is actually the second time you have | actually the second time you have had to cut a holiday short because of covid restrictions. tell us. yes. of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year. — of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year. i _ of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year. i was — of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year, i was in _ of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year, i was in croatia. - of covid restrictions. tell us. yes, last year, i was in croatia. last i last year, i was in croatia. last when the government enough that creation was going to go on the quarantine list, so it was a magic number to get home. and you would think in

some to madeira, some to pharos, some to porto, where those 16,000 football fans went over the weekendvably miserable here this morning, which must, of course, make people want to go and get away and fly. a lot of the people are leaving here for flights to greece and malta, they know already that they have to quarantine when they come back. the people who booked their flights to portugal didn't necessarily know that. i did speak to one group of four men on their way to portugal, i said you might have to quarantine when you get back, they burst out laughing, they said, no, we are coming back on monday night. so, some people are still avoiding that tuesday morning deadline. but others who are leaving the misery of the rain hearing gatwick will have to come back and quarantine at home. find gatwick will have to come back and quarantine at home.— gatwick will have to come back and quarantine at home. and in terms of --eole quarantine at home. and in terms of people who — quarantine at home. and in terms of people who are _ quarantine at home. and in terms of people who are already _ quarant

yeah, in lisbon and maybe porto — in lisbon at the moment, i think there's one area there's been a riseorkers, actually. i'm a paramedic. amy's a carer in the community. they need us out there. this country can guarantee sunshine and hospitality, but it's no longer sure of its summer season. jenny hill, bbc news, in the algarve. stay with us on outside source. still to come: we turn to football, and england players say they'll take the knee in their upcoming matches. but it's proving controversial. we look at _ but it's proving controversial. we look at some _ but it's proving controversial. we look at some the _ but it's proving controversial. we look at some the issues - but it's proving controversial. we look at some the issues this - but it's proving controversial. we look at some the issues this is i look at some the issues this is raising — the founder of amazon, jeff bezos, says he and his brother will travel into space next month on his rocket company's first sub—orbital sightseeing trip. the world's richest man has scheduled the journey forjuly the 20th. our science corresponde

these football fans who made the weekend journey to watch the champions league final in porto may beworld is on the amber list. travel is allowed, but the government advises against it. those returning will have to quarantine at home for ten days. arrivals from red list countries, where infections are highest, most quarantine in a government managed hotel. the government is now assessing this list. we hotel. the government is now assessing this list.— hotel. the government is now assessing this list. we have got to follow the data. _ of course i understand why people want to travel. of course i do. but we have to make sure we keep this country safe, especially because the vaccine programme is going so well. the green list, which includes gibraltar, doesn't give holiday—makers much of a choice. for the travel industry, that's a concern. what we would like to see is for the ability of people to travel freely. testing is now in place and people are getting used to that. what they probably don't like getting used to is the volatility and i think there will be more subject to change but a

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authorizing the executive director of the porto execute a mutual determination agreement.members of the public who wish to provide public comment should call 415-655-0001, enter i.d. 1463953099. press the pound symbol twice, and press star followed by three. please wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may then begin your comments. mr. chair? >> chairman: thank you, mr. clerk. we're joined on this item by michael martin of the port. mr. martin, the floor is yours. >> thank you very much. good morning supervisors. michael martin, board of san francisco, assistance port director, here today to talk to you about a mutual release termination agreement we negotiated at our tenant at the 1 ferry plaza building. i'm going to share a few brief slides to help in the presentation. one moment. as i discussed, we are starting with a review of the lease itself, so this is an image of the location located directly adjacent to the bart exhaust structure behind the ferry building on ferry plaza. the lease was originally entered into 1974, and is expected to expire.