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 1,490 cased of those reported in san francisco with chinatow covid-1d sadly, we have lost 23 residents in our city. you can find out more information at datasf.org/covid-19. our tracker with a number of details around neighborhoods, of around race and ethnicity and other information on this tracker that we will continue to update. in addition, there is information on this tracker, as well, regarding our hotel rooms and the number of hotels rooms that are available and also occupied by homeless individuals, our public health and our public safety workers and so lots of great information on the tracker. today, as i'm sure you know, that the area county health officers announced additional details regarding the stay-at-home order which has been extended through the month of may and the new guidelines include outdoor businesses, the ability to open outdoor businesses, li

of emergency management, and the police chief, and the director of the human service's agency, trent rohernd the director of homelessness and supportive housing. thank you all for joining us here today. as of today, may 4th, we have 1,624 cases of the coronavirus here in san francisco and sadly, we have lost 29 people to the virus here in our city. and if you want more information, you can please visit datasf.org/covid-19. it's or tracker with detailed information around testing and other helpful information by zip code that people may be interested in seeing. and today, i had a couple of things to talk about specifically, the new health order issued on friday by our county health officers and i really mention this on friday, but i think this is really exciting, that even though we still have challenges that exist, the ability to allow people to get back to work is so important. and construction in our city will be allowed, as well as outdoor businesses and today, i just want to express, again, my appreciation of the outdoor activities, outdoor businesses and how important it is to make su

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 1,490 cased of those reported in san francisco with chinatow covid-1d sadly, we have lost 23 residents in our city. you can find out more information at datasf.org/covid-19. our tracker with a number of details around neighborhoods, of around race and ethnicity and other information on this tracker that we will continue to update. in addition, there is information on this tracker, as well, regarding our hotel rooms and the number of hotels rooms that are available and also occupied by homeless individuals, our public health and our public safety workers and so lots of great information on the tracker. today, as i'm sure you know, that the area county health officers announced additional details regarding the stay-at-home order which has been extended through the month of may and the new guidelines include outdoor businesses, the ability to open outdoor businesses, li

of emergency management, and the police chief, and the director of the human service's agency, trent roher the director of homelessness and supportive housing. thank you all for joining us here today. as of today, may 4th, we have 1,624 cases of the coronavirus here in san francisco and sadly, we have lost 29 people to the virus here in

. >> 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 proce

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 1,490 cased of those reported in san francisco with chinatow covid-1d sadly, we have lost 23 residents in our city. you can find out more information at datasf.org/covid-19. our tracker with a number of details around neighborhoods, of around race and ethnicity and other information on this tracker that we will continue to update. in addition, there is information on this tracker, as well, regarding our hotel rooms and the number of hotels rooms that are available and also occupied by homeless individuals, our public health and our public safety workers and so lots of great information on the tracker. today, as i'm sure you know, that the area county health officers announced additional details regarding the stay-at-home order which has been extended through the month of may and the new guidelines include outdoor businesses, the ability to open outdoor businesses, li

of emergency management, and the police chief, and the director of the human service's agency, trent roher and the director of

of emergency management, and the police chief, and the director of the human service's agency, trent roher director of homelessness and supportive housing. thank you all for joining us here today. as of today, may 4th, we have 1,624 cases of the coronavirus here in san francisco and sadly, we have lost 29 people to the virus here in our city. and if you want more information, you can please visit datasf.org/covid-19. it's or tracker with detailed information around testing and other helpful information by zip code that people may be interested in seeing. and today, i had a couple of things to talk about specifically, the new health order issued on friday by our county health officers and i really mention this on friday, but i think this is really exciting, that even though we still have challenges that exist, the ability to allow people to get back to work is so important. and construction in our city will be allowed, as well as outdoor businesses and today, i just want to express, again, my appreciation of the outdoor activities, outdoor businesses and how important it is to make sure tha

i'm mayor london breed and i'm joined by the department of human sources, trent roher and departmenthousing, the police chief, bill scott and you'll be hearing from some of them in just a moment. as of today, we have 1,490 cased of those reported in san francisco with chinatow covid-1d sadly, we have lost 23 residents in our city. you can find out more information at datasf.org/covid-19. our tracker with

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 1,490 cased of those reported in san francisco with chinatow covid-1d sadly, we