yolanda: [ríe] ¿qué haces aquí, piraña?

yolanda johnson.unters point native, she was an entrepreneur, starting her own business. her construction administration and traffic control, which is now a thriving minority and woman-owned business in san francisco. she was respected by her neighbors, and colleagues for her level integrity. she advocated for local businesses and regularly mentored upcoming entrepreneurs and she was always available to help, support, and mention those around her. as she continued to learn from those that travel to pass before her. and i just want to say that yolanda had a point of integrity to imagine. she was a giant in terms of how much support she provided for community and how much she brought people together and she did it in a fashion, of course, that was fearless, aggressive and it was definitely she is survived by her devoted husband, and her five children meek' anne davis and lindsey jones and rashad jones junior and roam jones and her living parents and annette and charlie walker and her two sisters. the en

reportera: yolanda a declarar impuestos haciendo uso de un nÚmero itin, y asegura que recibir ese dinero incrementar entre la noche del dÍa martes y el dÍa miÉrcoles. fÍjese que el centro de predicciones nos ubica precisamente bajo favorables para que ocurran estas tormentas, esto no significa que serÁ toda la vÍa de la bahÍa, pero sÍ es favorable si estas condiciones. si estamos detectando las tormentas elÉctricas se puede ver lo que son los aguaceros. que dice dentro de casa. tengan en consideraciÓn, fÍjese nuestro modelo meteorolÓgico. precisamente ya en la madrugada de este prÓximo martes aguaceros leves, algo parecido a lo que tenemos en estos momentos audiencia para el martes, pero fÍjese esta lÍnea que estoy observando el color naranja que es lo que precisamente es indicativo de posibles de tormentas. se aleja cerca de la 1:00 de la tarde, pero lo mÁs activo estarÍa ingresando para las 8:00 de la noche. es muy importante monitorear muy de cerca estas condiciones del tiempo, en el resumen, vamos a iniciar una maÑana nublada y frÍa. ya para la tarde las temperaturas hasta los 25°, y

yolanda vas quesos nos dice quÉ se trata. >>> estaba con el oxÍgeno y la mÁscara. >>> es lo Último quee la muerte en abril pasado. cuando contrajo el covid 19. >>> ¿quÉ pensaste?. >>> que iba morir. >>> en el hospital le ofrecieron una alternativa. se trata que era sometido a un estudio en el hospital. >>> comenzamos con pacientes que tenÍan enfermedad de moderada a severa que necesitaban... y que requerÍan oxÍgeno. >>> segundo dice, sin pensarlo 2 veces aceptÓ. >>> para maÑana en la tarde yo estaba m u cho mejor. los expertos aseguran que entre mÁs rÁpido sea suministrado el tratamiento mejor funciona. >>> los primeros dÍas. >>> y si se pregunta quÉ es el plasma convaleciente la respuesta de los expertos es clara. >>> usamos los anticuerpos de personas infectadas y los colocamos a personas que estÁn infectadas. los estudios indican que son mÁs beneficios que los riesgos a suministrar el tratamiento con plasma. la mortalidad era menor 47% y los que no recibÍan plasma. la mortalidad his 20 rica comparable era 70%. con los cambios en la frontera muchos han decidido dejar sus paÍses inclu

reportera: yolanda ha declarado impuestos haciendo uso de un nÚmero itin.s univisiÓn 14. paola: el cds compartiÓ una nueva guÍa de seguridad pensando en las personas que han sido vacunadas contra el coronavirus. quienes ya recibieron las vacunas pueden visitar de manera segura a familiares o amigos vacunados incluso sin mascarilla. julio: algunos condados en el Área de la bahÍa han empezado a reducir las restricciones debido a la disminuciÓn de casos de coronavirus. >> hay personas que han querido venir al condado de napa para apoyar a los colegas. julio: alfredo pedrosa dice que en el condado napa es evidente que el turismo ha regresado, ayudando asÍ a los negocios locales. le advierte al pÚblico. >> no queremos llegar a esa situaciÓn, los casos estÁn aumentando. si llega a pasar, el estado ha demostrado que estÁn dispuestos a regresar condados a un nivel mÁs restrictivo. julio: ahora revise la guÍa del cdc. bajo la nueva guÍa, si ya ha sido vacunado con ambas dosis, puede reunirse sin mascarilla en grupos pequeÑos con personas completamente vacunadas. pue

personas vacunadas podrÍan usar un pasaporte para podar viajar y mostrar que han sido inoculado s yolanda solo le permite tener la mano su rÉcord de vacunaciÓn, sino que tambiÉn le muestra si su test es negativo y se usarÁ en evento multitudinario >>> en muchos lugares abren teatros y eventos deportivos solamente para quienes puedan enseÑar que han sido vacunados (hablan en inglÉs) >>> la idea de tener una manera de verificar es Útil para ayudar a los negocios a reabrir y eventos pero es pronto saber qÉe tan practico es y si es bueno pero hay que darle tiempo la manera como funciona que se registra y aparece los resultados si se vacunÓ en nueva york y se hizo el test en nueva york o laboratorios en la red y no es Útil para quienes vienen de visita ahora. definitivamente estamos en la direcciÓn correcta, pero necesitamos para metros federales para que todos puedan usarlo lo dijeron en la ciudad de nueva york. para gonzalo flores un repartidor de comida de la gran manzana esta herramienta es ideal. >>> estÁ bien si un cÓdigo y que tiene mÁs ventaja a cualquier procedimiento >>> pero mucho c

. >> reporter: yolanda martinez is getting her vaccine in four days. the process was a little confusing for her but not so much for blaine rodgers. because it was all prearranged so it wasn't complicated for us. it may be complicated for a lot of other people. >> reporter: seven bay area health directors sent this letter to the state requesting that they be able to retain local control over covid-19 vaccine distribution. the move comes after persistent criticism of california's plan to have blue shield manage the distribution of doses. the goal was for blue shield to streamline the process. but the my turn website had problems. santa clara county signed the agreement late today. >> if you live in santa clara county and you want to be vaccinated, we can make sure that can happen. >> reporter: that's important for santa clara county because of what happened earlier this month. it was forced to cancel thousands of second dose appointments due to a miscommunication. county supervisor cindy chavez says part of the problem was having to cut through the red t

. >> reporter: yolanda martinez is getting her vaccine in four days.the process was a little confusing for her, but not so much for blaine rogers. >> it wasn't because it was all prearranged. it wasn't complicated for us. but it may be complicated for a lot of other people. >> reporter: that's why bay area health directors sent this letter to the state requesting they can retain local control over covid-19 vaccine distribution. the move comes after persistent criticism of california's plan to have blue shield manage the distribution of doses. the goal was for blue shield to streamline the process, but the my turn website had problems. santa clara county signed the agreement late today. >> you live in santa clara county and you want to be vaccinated, we can make sure that can happen. >> reporter: that's important for santa clara county because of what happened earlier this month. it was forced to cancel thousands of second dose appointments due to a miscommunication. the county supervisor cindy chavez says part of the problem was cutting through the red

usté ya lo notó el precio de la gasolina va en aumento y se teme que llegue hasta los cuatro dólares yolandas que como ronald y santiago trabajan detrás de un volante >>> normalmente alrededor de 35 $ casi 40 >>> trabajo cinco días a la semana >>> (inaudible) si se pregunta cuál es la razón de este aumento han escuchado que tiene que ver con el cambio de administración esto es lo que dicen los expertos en economía y líderes federales >>> el costo de la gasolina no tiene nada que ver con donald trump ni con biden la demanda esta subiendo y y no hay reserva de gasolina >>> yo no creo que la política tenga nada que ver con esto creo que lo que está pasando es que todo el mundo está sabiendo del cómic las personas están manejando más todo eso tiene que ver con la cantidad de gasolina que se va a dar al consumir >>> en otras palabras, si hay mucho consumo de gasolina las compañías aprovechan para aumentar los precios líderes federales aseguran que estados unidos tiene suficiente refinería para controlar el aumento >>> lo que el presidente puede insistir en buscar más para que haya más gasolina en

this is yolanda williams, president of the offices for justice. i am a native san franciscan. a resident of d10 for over 60 years. i'm speaking from a level of cultural competency. i've been a police officer for over thirty years and i was one of the first officers trained in community policing. what d10 needs right now is what d10 has at that time. we need to have [inaudible] working on the 3rd street corridor monday through friday and, of course, on the weekends. and, i think if we do that and get to know the young people and other people who are out in the area, we can make the change. i don't think that defunding the police is going to be the answer and the end-all. what we need to do is start trying to work hand-in-hand together and stop placing blame on one another. if we work together, we can be successful. thank you. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. [inaudible] >> clerk: caller, are you there? >> yes. good evening. my name is cheryl barton and i'm a community member of san francisco and w

andrews on behalf of supervisor walton and safai and the entire board of supervisors for the late miss yolanda jones. and on behalf of supervisor stefani and supervisor peskin, and on behalf of the entire board of supervisors, for the activist, the legend and the poet lawrence rulengeti and for the entire board of supervisors, for mr. vincent marsh. >> president walton: thank you, madam clerk. is there any other business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: and in the spirit of unity, i bring you this quote -- and if we want to achieve our goal, then let us employ ourselves with the weapon of knowledge and let us shield ourselves with unity and togetherness. malala youssef. no more business. this meeting is adjourned. >> clerk: thank you. >>. >> clerk: committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. both cable channel 26 and sfgtv are streaming the information across the screen. public comment i

this is yolanda williams, president of the offices for justice. i am a native san franciscan.esident of d10 for over 60 years. i'm speaking from a level of cultural competency. i've been a police officer for over thirty years and i was one of the first officers trained in community policing. what d10 needs right now is what d10 has at that time. we need to have [inaudible] working on the 3rd street corridor monday through friday and, of course, on the weekends. and, i think if we do that and get to know the young people and other people who are out in the area, we can make the change. i don't think that defunding the police is going to be the answer and the end-all. what we need to do is start trying to work hand-in-hand together and stop placing blame on one another. if we work together, we can be successful. thank you. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. [inaudible] >> clerk: caller, are you there? >> yes. good evening. my name is cheryl barton and i'm a community member of san francisco and what

this is yolanda williams, president of the offices for justice. i am a native san franciscan. a resident of d10 for over 60 years. i'm speaking from a level of cultural competency. i've been a police officer for over thirty years and i was one of the first officers trained in community policing. what d10 needs right now is what d10 has at that time. we need to have [inaudible] working on the 3rd street corridor monday through friday and, of course, on the weekends. and, i think if we do that and get to know the young people and other people who are out in the area, we can make the change. i don't think that defunding the police is going to be the answer and the end-all. what we need to do is start trying to work hand-in-hand together and stop placing blame on one another. if we work together, we can be successful. thank you. >> clerk: good evening, caller. you have two minutes. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. >> good evening. [inaudible] >> clerk: caller, are you there? >> yes. good evening. my name is cheryl barton and i'm a community member of san francisco and w

this is yolanda. i'm going to go ahead and share my screen. thank you for this opportunity. we take this opportunity to come before you to say thank you so much. so, digital mobility is here to demonstrate what we have put together for bridging the digital divide as we are all aware of digital divide is a issue and problem in our communities for some time. in order for to us do that, we have to change the way we are doing things because we have a (inaudible) that has been disenfranchised from digital technology and specifically the black community and communities of color. this is the crux of the model to deliver positive options for positive outcomes. in order for us to do that, a wise man said that you have to bridge in order to build a bridge, you have to be on both sides of that bridge. and in order for us to build a bridge, we have to get on the other side. if you listen to the presentations, we have a lot of infrastructure that is here and a lot of delivery but what is happening is that the side that has been excluded has not reach the other side of that bridge and a m

this is yolanda. i'm going to go ahead and share my screen. thank you for this opportunity.we take this opportunity to come before you to say thank you so much. so, digital mobility is here to demonstrate what we have put together for bridging the digital divide as we are all aware of digital divide is a issue and problem in our communities for some time. in order for to us do that, we have to change the way we are doing things because we have a (inaudible) that has been disenfranchised from digital technology and specifically the black community and communities of color. this is the crux of the model to deliver positive options for positive outcomes. in order for us to do that, a wise man said that you have to bridge in order to build a bridge, you have to be on both sides of that bridge. and in order for us to build a bridge, we have to get on the other side. if you listen to the presentations, we have a lot of infrastructure that is here and a lot of delivery but what is happening is that the side that has been excluded has not reach the other side of that bridge and a ma

this is yolanda. i'm going to go ahead and share my screen. thank you for this opportunity. we take this opportunity to come before you to say thank you so much. so, digital mobility is here to demonstrate what we have put together for bridging the digital divide as we are all aware of digital divide is a issue and problem in our communities for some time. in order for to us do that, we have to change the way we are doing things because we have a (inaudible) that has been disenfranchised from digital technology and specifically the black community and communities of color. this is the crux of the model to deliver positive options for positive outcomes. in order for us to do that, a wise man said that you have to bridge in order to build a bridge, you have to be on both sides of that bridge. and in order for us to build a bridge, we have to get on the other side. if you listen to the presentations, we have a lot of infrastructure that is here and a lot of delivery but what is happening is that the side that has been excluded has not reach the other side of that bridge and a m