i scad draymond green, who do you think the warriors are this th this year?e got two warriors games coming up on abc saturday night. we can kind of figure it all out together. >> what's the last year been like for you hosting these games. >> you were in the bubble. take me behind the scenes. >> this pandemic started in a way at a warriors game. we were doing our abc saturday night at a warriors/sixers game in san francisco and those were the first time we had questions of, huh, are we going to have a game without fans in the stands? i would never have expected waking up that morning in san francisco getting my coffee that i was going to live in a bubble. we were driving in florida rain. me and carmelo knanthony are trying to get out of lightning strikes. that has been a met a far for the entire nba season. >> it's not the same sport. do you have a super bowl prediction? >> i do not. i am thrilled to sit down, watch the super bowl, and not know what's going to happen. i want to see g.o.a.t. versus baby g.o.a.t. i think it's going to be fantastic. >> we will wa

in this great city, i i know the board is asking scad to? up with -- federal relief knowledge just passed is going >> president breed: is calling for $20 billion for the relief ate aid. we have the fondling to asset fund -- now we'reasking you to t that support it. thank you very much. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> one second. hayden miller. i wanted to comment on sole of the successes but also the failures of m.t.a. this year. somebody who rides the 38 everyday it's been great to see the temporary transit lanes implemented. one thing that the agency struggled with is the covid response. you will see in my letter, m.t.a. has said, they are not up to par like, people are not wearing their masks. there's no hand sanitizer on the buses. it's kind of like out-- outrageous. we should be investing in safety now during a pandemic. you spoke about being grateful for the staff. i feel like as i mentioned earlier, the front line staff, i don't know they feel that way. they don't feel like they have been taken care of now. they've been comin

in this great city, i i know the board is asking scad to? up with -- federal relief knowledge just passed is going >> president breed: is calling for $20 billion for the relief ate aid. we have the fondling to asset fund -- now we'reasking you to t that support it. thank you very much. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> one second. hayden miller. i wanted to comment on sole of the successes but also the failures of m.t.a. this year. somebody who rides the 38 everyday it's been great to see the temporary transit lanes implemented. one thing that the agency struggled with is the covid response. you will see in my letter, m.t.a. has said, they are not up to par like, people are not wearing their masks. there's no hand sanitizer on the buses. it's kind of like out-- outrageous. we should be investing in safety now during a pandemic. you spoke about being grateful for the staff. i feel like as i mentioned earlier, the front line staff, i don't know they feel that way. they don't feel like they have been taken care of now. they've been comin

in this great city, i i know the board is asking scad to?p with -- federal relief knowledge just passed is going >> president breed: is calling for $20 billion for the relief ate aid. we have the fondling to asset fund -- now we'reasking you to t that support it. thank you very much. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> one second. hayden miller. i wanted to comment on sole of the successes but also the failures of m.t.a. this year. somebody who rides the 38 everyday it's been great to see the temporary transit lanes implemented. one thing that the agency struggled with is the covid response. you will see in my letter, m.t.a. has said, they are not up to par like, people are not wearing their masks. there's no hand sanitizer on the buses. it's kind of like out-- outrageous. we should be investing in safety now during a pandemic. you spoke about being grateful for the staff. i feel like as i mentioned earlier, the front line staff, i don't know they feel that way. they don't feel like they have been taken care of now. they've been coming