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weant to know on friday that pointed out before the impeachment trial began, there was an all senatorriefing on the coronavirus. a senators meeting with health -- senators were meeting with health officials. the latest numbers from the outbreak in china, china's death cases.se to 80 confirmed it ballooned to more than 2700. those of the latest numbers. more than 40 cases have been confirmed in other countries, including five in the united states. u.s. senator's tweeting this morning and over the weekend about their concerns about the coronavirus. this was senator rick scott of florida, the republican saying we have to get serious about the threat of coronavirus, asking the administration to declare a public health emergency. that echoed this morning by chuck schumer. the democratic minority leader in the senate, saying the threat to the american public remains low. health and human services should follow the cdc's product of lead and declare a public health emergency for the coronavirus. this will unlock millions of dollars to support the ongoing response and protect public health. th

weant to bring in new elements that can also provide better transparency and access to the public so today, i look forward to this board officially receiving an update on their plan and to help us identify what remaining gaps there are to ensure that we don't have to wait another 20 years to see this project fully implemented. i want to thank the leadership of the city administrator naomi kelly and rest of the justice justice team for taking this task seriously. they got to work immediately after the last hearing and secure an expert consultant to develop a five-year roadmap that is already in progress. so with that, i would like to invite cindy administrator kelly to the floor to start us off. >> i am going to make a request. i think we talked about it in your office. we have several hearings today that could potentially become very lengthy in the interest of trying to get a handle on that, we will set time limits for speakers. if you need to go over you can, but we will ask this first presentation from mr. kelly set the time limit for 10 minutes. if that works. and then also, if co