roher from the service's agency. i want to underscore, because a part of the values of the department of homeless and supportive housing are to be as honest as possible with people experiencing homeless and i want to underscore while unsheltered homeless individuals are on the list to move into hotels and we are working as fast as we possibly can to stand up more hotels, those resources are limited and standing up hotels is a significant piece of work. and so, what i want to underscore is that while we know all people in san francisco and vulnerable residents are really suffering, it's really important that those who have been in san francisco and who have roots in san francisco and known to our homeless response system, these individuals have been waiting for ten years on our streets to get help and these are the individuals that we will be looking for. when we do have rooms available. and we are looking for vulnerable individuals based on age and medical conditions as we've discussed many times and we need all

i'm mayor london breed and i'm joined by the department of human sources, trent roher and department of housing, the police chief, bill scott and you'll be hearing from some of them in just a moment. as of today, we have

>> the director of the department of human services, trent roher, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart-kahh and bill scott. thank you all for joining us here today and we are providing our update to begin the week. as of today, we have 1,424 cases of people who have been diagnosed with the coronavirus and sadly, there are 23 people that have logistic their lives and currently, we have about 85 people hospitalized. if you would like more information, specifically around the people who have been diagnosed as it relates to their race, ethnicity, zip code or any other data, please check out datasf.org/covid-19 for more information. we update that tracker everyday by 9:00 a.m. today, i just want to start by again thanking you all here in san francisco for your cooperation. i know that it has not been easy. we've imposed restrictions to your lives that have made things not only very difficult for you, but difficult for your family. sometimes difficult for not just your physical well-being, but also your mental well-being. we have tried to make sure that in this process as we

done, and i think it was when i got hooked >> the director of the department of human services, trent roherthe director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart-kahh and bill scott. thank you all for joining us here today and we are providing our update to begin the week. as of today, we have 1,424 cases of people who have been diagnosed with the coronavirus and sadly, there are 23 people that have logistic their lives and currently, we have about 85 people hospitalized. if you would like more information, specifically around the people who have been diagnosed as it relates to their race, ethnicity, zip code or any other data, please check out datasf.org/covid-19 for more information. we update that tracker everyday by 9:00 a.m. today, i just want to start by again thanking you all here in san francisco for your cooperation. i know that it has not been easy. we've imposed restrictions to your lives that have made things not only very difficult for you, but difficult for your family. sometimes difficult for not just your physical well-being, but also your mental well-being. we have tried

. >> the director of the department of human services, trent roher, the director of homelessness and housing, abigail stewart-kahh and bill scott. thank you all for joining us here today and we are providing our update to begin the week. as of today, we have 1,424 cases of people who have been diagnosed with the coronavirus and sadly, there are 23 people that have logistic their lives and currently, we have