next we have our senator, state senator scott weiner who was elected in november 2016, senator scott weiner represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work

next we have our senator, state senator scott weiner who was elected in november 2016, senator scott weiner represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work

we have state senator scott weiner and senior advisor to the governor, nicole eliot, and i will brieflyd their bios for you and then we are going to sort of jump into it. i know we have about an hour. i want to make sure that we use our time wisely. i'm marissa rodriguez, the director of the office of cannabis. we also have eugene hillsman, deputy director of the office of cannabis and jeremy schwartz who is a permanent analyst with the

senator scott weiner responded to his death on twitter calling", one of our great local transit leaders. >>> also, san francisco police have arrested these three suspects involved in a shooting that sent a bullet through her family's home. it happened in the bayview district on oakdale avenue back in april. police say a woman reported that a bullet went through her window while she was home with her two children. all three men are in their 30s and facing charges for attempted murder. police say this is still an open investigation and they're asking anyone with information to call the san francisco police department. >>> airbnb is laying off a quarter of its staff as the travel industry sees a dramatic decline in demand. the san francisco company is laying off 1970 500 employees. airbnb says it is cutting businesses that don't directly support home sharing, including investments and hotels and movie reduction. the company expects the revenue to drop by more than half this year. airbnb was once considered a leading candidate for an initial public offering this year. >>> u.s. airlines are

in fact, state senator scott weiner from san francisco says his office reached out. is it fully fixed? what happened? >> i think what's happened is because of the unprecedented demand we're seeing, sometimes the system can be a little intermittent. so it depends on how much load is coming in at one given time. luckily our ui online system has been a true work horse for us through this whole pandemic. that's the only reason we've been able to process large volumes of claims automatically through that system and try to keep up with the workload. there are better times to try to get into the online system. that's usually between the hours -- in the morning up until, say, 10:00 a.m. and in the evening, after 5:00. those are usually the best times to be able to get in and minimize the load that may be coming in at any oneg those prime hours you are less likely to encounter glitches and be cut off. >> right. sometimes what happens is the connections with some of the other parts of the system that might get a little hesitant and that could cause some intermittent problems,

state senator scott weiner will speak tomorrow.e tweeted in part some of my earliest memories were at the stud. the stud survived hiv. it survived the cost of real estate. it didn't survive covid-19. this is a tragedy. >>> napa valley was supposed to be this weekend but not postponed until october. so, the concert promoters hope to tide fans over until fall. bottlerock will be streaming past performances and new content on the youtube channel saturday. you can watch for free, but viewers are encouraged to donate to charity. after this weekend, the online series will continue at 5:00 p.m. on fridays for 18 weeks. >>> ucsf's longest staying coronavirus patient was finally released today after spending 60 days in the hospital, 34 of those on a ventilator. a small army of nurses, doctors, and staff was there for the send off. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in the scheme of things, these uplifting send offs of covid patients never get old. >> it's a miracle i'm alive. thank you so much. thank you. >> reporter: ron was hospitalized

state senator scott weiner will speak tomorrow.onight he tweeted in part some of my earliest memories were at the stud. the stud survived hiv. it survived the cost of real estate. it didn't survive covid-19. th i a tragedy. >>> napa valley was supposed to be this weekend but not postponed until october. so, the concert promoters hope to tide fans over until fall. bottlerock will be streaming past performances and new content on the youtube channel saturday. you can watch for free, but viewers are encouraged to donate to charity. after this weekend, the online series will continue at 5:00 p.m. on fridays for 18 weeks. >>> ucsf's longest staying coronavirus patient was finally released today after spending 60 days in the hospital, 34 of those on a ventilator. a small army of nurses, doctors, and staff was there for the send off. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in the scheme of things, these uplifting send offs of covid patients never get old. >> it's a miracle i'm alive. thank you so much. thank you. >> reporter: ron was hospita

. >>> happening today, state senator scott weiner will hold a health conference, for a bill that will collect coronavirus data on the lbgqt community. he said that the state collects information on the virus by race, ethnicity, age, and gender, but not by his sexual orientation. he suggested that the lbgqt community could suffer more without the data, and the hearing gets underway today. >>> a mysterious illness involving children, it may be linked to covid-19. it is known as pediatric inflammatory syndrome, it has symptoms like a kawasaki disease. based on earlier information, it is likely linked to covid- 19. two young children and a teenager had died from it in new york state, and there has been 100 cases of it. bay area experts say a six- month-old baby and the south bay had tested positive for it in march. >> what we had expected to see, a patient with covid-19 was a patient that presented with respiratory symptoms, which was not the case for this patient. he was not what we had expected to see with our first covid-19 case, because it was not what was previously described. >> it

. >>> san francisco state senator scott weiner introduced a bill that will requires the state to collectt q community. right now they collect information on race and gender but not sexual orientation. he said the community could be suffering more from the virus because they have higher risk of cancer, hiv and aids. they reconvene yesterday and no word on when they will discuss the bill. distract new dash cam video release today from the nampa county sheriff's department that showed a deadly shooting. sheriff is speaking out about the moments right before the officer fired. >> when i saw the video for the first time without context i was shocked. the nampa county sheriff's office released dramatic dash cam video today. it showed the chase that ended with the deputy daily shooting and armed robbery suspect from behind. the reporters says the suspect was accused of stealing from a walmart store. >>> a robbery suspect armed with a shotgun, shot and killed from behind by sheriff's deputy, greg lee. >> when i saw the video for the first time without factual context i was shocked. >> john robin

next we have our senator, state senator scott weiner who was elected in november 2016, senator scott iner represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work th

next we have our senator, state senator scott weiner who was elected in november 2016, senator scott weiner represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work

. >>> california state senator scott weiner introduced legislation today that would require the state to collect coronavirus data on the lgbt q community. right now the state collects information on the coronavirus by race, ethnicity, age and gender, but not by sexual orientation. senator weiner suggested the lgbt q community may be suffering more from the virus because the committee has higher rates of cancer, hiv and aids. the state legislature reconvened yesterday. no word yet on when lawmakers might begin debating the bill. >>> a pretty nice day today. temperatures about where they were, little warmer in some places them yesterday. that real temperature increases begin tomorrow and wind their way into the weekend. like friday, saturday and that range we will see low 90s. there is fog out there. you are not seeing it now. earlier we were seeing the fog. we were seeing it work its way at a shallower level. there is patchy fog at the coast. it will be back again tomorrow. there is wind out there. how do you know that? i'm looking, but if you watch this camera this thing is bolted dow

next we have our senator, state senator scott weiner who was elected in november 2016, senator scott er represents district 11 in the california state senate. district 11 includes all of san francisco, broadmoor, daily city and portions of south san francisco. the senator helped to champion compassionate cannabis care programs by introducing senate bill 34 which was approved by the governor in 2019. prior to his election to the state senate, he served on the board of supervisors representing district 8. thank you and happy to have you on the call, senator. >> thank you very much for -- excuse me, for having me, and hello remotely to treasurer ma and to nicole. and hello, i'm sorry to be here by phone, but i hope you can hear me okay. hello to the entire cannabis community. we're going through some really hard times right now as a community, and we all need to look to the light at the end of the tunnel. we are going to get through this, and our goal needs to be that when we do get through it we can get both individuals and businesses back up on their feet, and so a lot of the work that

as you may know, senator scott weiner introduced sb939 to give commercial tenants the right not to pay rent without fear of eviction. it introduces other provisions regarding late fees and negotiations. this is a requirement on the clause which would make it effective the moment it is signed into law. continuing to monitor sb939 and the port's release effort. next slide, please. in summary, if the fort port commission were to approve the deferral program, the process depictured in this graphic would be put into action and proposing a 30-day period for tenants to answer whether they want to opt-in and if so, submit documents. staff propose a signing, port staff to assistant tenants. additionally, port staff have been evaluating whether to include an option for tenants to enter into a repayment plan to pay any outstanding balances after january 1st of 2021. port commission feedback on this repayment option and other tenant relief is highly desire. next slide, please. as for further relief, forgiveness, participation rent restructuring and lease extensions have been all presented as possi

we have state senator scott weiner and senior advisor to the governor, nicole eliot, and i will brieflyo sort of jump into it. i know we have about an hour. i want to make sure that we use our time wisely. i'm marissa rodriguez, the director of the office of cannabis. we also have eugene hillsman, deputy director of the office of cannabis and jeremy schwartz who is a permanent analyst with the office of cannabis as well. so fiona mah was elected to serve as california's 34th state's treasurer. the state treasurer's office provides financing for schools, roads, housing and other critical infrastructure projects

as you may know, senator scott weiner introduced sb939 to give commercial tenants the right not to pay rent without fear of eviction. it introduces other provisions regarding late fees and negotiations. this is a requirement on the clause which would make it effective the moment it is signed into law. continuing to monitor sb939 and the port's release effort. next slide, please. in summary, if the fort port commission were to approve the deferral program, the process depictured in this graphic would be put into action and proposing a 30-day period for tenants to answer whether they want to opt-in and if so, submit documents. staff propose a signing, port staff to assistant tenants. additionally, port staff have been evaluating whether to include an option for tenants to enter into a repayment plan to pay any outstanding balances after january 1st of 2021. port commission feedback on this repayment option and other tenant relief is highly desire. next slide, please. as for further relief, forgiveness, participation rent restructuring and lease extensions have been all presented as possi