Got more definitions but at the same time after you know been riding for over 35 years with a lot of cyclists we all been doing this already the only problem we have our own interpretation of what was safe and not safe as a cyclist so at the same time this is based on i know where to start from brand new all the statistics they dont mean much a lot of the injuries collisions and near misses are not recorded at Senior Action Network we did sample studies and 2008 and 2010 and 2012 it averages 8 to 9 percent of people getting hit by cyclists and pedestrians by cyclists in the crosswalk consistently that is an issue i applaud the changes but i dont really see it is not a law a recommendation i dont see that will improve safety it is interpretation of the cyclist and the preliminary you set up mruchlt between the two instead of details i like the polite idea if you really want to address this idaho was not boise but idaho thank you. Next speaker thank you very much for time im on the board find San FranciscoBicycle Coalition in the interest of bereft it i want to acknowledge all the people that agreed not to speak raise your hands really quick i appreciate that law you and want to talk about that this is about focus about prioritization to the changing things or about pitting people at risk i live on valencia street i see all kinds of things honorably wrong people kicking over trash cans and i came back call the policewoman theyre two busy to deal with any problems honestly, i have to remind myself thats a good thing serious things happening a block away lets keep the police focused on the intersections and dangerous and all primarily it comes from cars id like to thank you for in thoughtful common sense approach im looking forward to this thing implemented and appreciate tour courage for pushing through all the combooblz. Thank you very much. Is there any additional Public Comment and seeing none, well Public Comment is closed. Yes. Public comment is closed. Public comment is closed. Thank you, very much. Thank you, everyone from the public that are coming and speaking and want to thank youre city departments that came forward to talk about this legislation theres been a lot of thought the original concept has changed weve added language that gives definition about ideally and language about Public Education that will accompany this legislation as well i do appreciate the comments of last speaker this is really about focus around department yielding and safe bicycling and officers that do the transfer enforcement focus on the egregious daggers and pedestrians especially for people with disabilities that is something that has been a phone call from the board of supervisors and the Transportation Authority that they implemented the vision zero and see an as compensation of that perhaps not contemplated in the planning effort but certainly angle everyday experience on the streets that will just trying to conform Traffic Enforcement with the real practice of krooift kooift San Francisco see if we accept the amendment as a hole in the written version something that was different from what i said spoken entered into a record but the written version should have said have 6 mileperhour as the standard speed which someone should be maximum someone should be yielding and it is in the actual amendment as a whole and hopefully colleagues accept that well take that without objection. Sure thank you interest supervisor wiener a remark. Adopt the amendments. Gets elites go ahead and adopt the amendment well take that without objection. The amendment is passed. Thank you, madam chair i want to thank all the members of the public including those who doesnt speak and Small Business sometimes physical presence is as poufrlt as getting up and speaking for months and months now ive been ref many, many emails on both sides of this issue really passionately expressing either support or opposition and you know, i read all the emails every single one of them and try to respond but but this is an important issue it really has to do with with in my mind with whether were truly commented to being a multi city that embarrassed all forms of transportation without imposing i think con transparency on one importantly of biking that makes that much, much, much harder to make that to bike without improvements to the safety and this is really about safety first and foremost if were going go to do something without Bicycle Safety we should be focusing on Traffic Enforcement and behaviors that are risk harm to people and when those Start Talking about people that are sloul and calculation whether imposing through an intersection without violating the rightofway this is not put people in dangerous make i move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. Thank you very much to the members that made the presentations and came out sat through a Long Committee thank you for this democratic process for good or bad it is what it is i want to be honest and share i have concerns about this ordinance im concerns that confuses the issue and creates bigger misunderstanding im optimistic and interested if somalias is interested or any of the members of the legislation about the polite program that was a very good idea that Carla Johnson suggested a polite program in one of the most hive trafficked bike corridors i received concerns from monolingual Community Members in the district with that said, ive heard across the entire district from the neighborhood end if potrero hill for and against many passionate calls and eco systems the punctuation of this comes at a high cost to pedestrians and seniors ill not be supporting this legislation today. Madam clerk a roll call vote. On the motion to remedy the orientals. Commissioner avalos sxh supervisor cowen no there are 2 is with one no thank you any additional business to come before this body . Theres no further business. Thank you ladies and gentlemen, the meeting is power its all around us in the sun and the winds and caves waves power that lights our homes while protecting our Natural Resources clean power will provide power to san franciscans how about works right now our power is from pg e from nonrenewable systems that comes over pg e maintained lines with clean power your energy about think generated by caesarean more renewable sources come to our home e. R. Businesses to the pg e lines p clapping. i want to welcome you all to it press Conference Im signing a member of getting to zero and hiv the Research Unit in the San Francisco district 2 on behalf of Barbara Garcia the director of Public Health and the cyber come storm i want to talk about the 3 goals of getting to zero the zero inspections and preventable deaths eagle that hiv and discrimination against hiv we have those goals and building we can get there because of tremendous break through these with prevention and attempts by bringing those together we can do that were launching our 3 spheres initiatives to take advantage of those the first is citywide the preextensive taking a daily pill to prevent new infections and rapid that get people offender the day of diagnose into care with wrap up around comprehensive medical and social services the day same day and retention everyone living with hiv connected with care, he want to say that the way wale get to deter is get everyone to zero we need to reach into our vulnerable communities those who may be suffer from the greatest amount of city hall stigma and barriers to those great break televise in hiv we can get to zero and so im here to introduce several speakers mr. Will talk about exist Publicprivate Partnership and ill begin by introducing mayor ed lee who is a stalwart supporter of the hiv and aids work over the many years and also the first last year donor to get to the effort by allocating an additional 20th century 4. 4 million to our program mayor ed lee clapping. thank you, dr. Bucking minor and thank you to you to our Public Health department to our incredible relationship of sf and then appreciation of the work over the year buzz you entire staff to not only prevent aids but make sure we put the science in front of everybody were ignite by that as much as id like to take the total credit for the bucket i have two supervisors that have been in my office many times to make sure wear sage i want to say and appreciate supervisor wiener and supervisor campos for always working with me closely with had comes to everybody from the cuts in federal government to what we need to do to get educated approaches like using prep and make sure we do all the things that dr. Bucking moisture second therapists our model and the National Model in not the worlds model to how we approach it and aids as the doctor said im committed and the board altogether as a city have tremendous partnership i want to thank the communitybased organizations that are recommended here they are just incredible they represent the diversities of the city that is our strength but also represent the way in each we communicate in different languages without boys welcoming in our transgender population our lgbt population people from all over the world that might be experiencing and victimized by aids and hiv were a welcoming city a city where we do build walls around the communication we have to have and allow ourselves to understand the science approach thats why were here and also here today to say were at at astonishing time in our city a time we can see some answers beginning to happen in an especially desk that plagued over city for years, of course, a city where hiv started and was discovered and reached epidemic levels but were also since that time a city at the forefront of appropriate response and this would not have happened the communitybased organizations and this would not have happened without a great Institutional Department of Public Health urban forest and the conceives partners we have and we signal to our Lgbt Community that their toichlt was to be part of this not deny them or afraid but welcome them into the covet levels of services they need this is what we do in San Francisco and we know now that it is a model not only recognized by many other cities but suggest this has been a mellowed for the United Nations to suggest to other countries facing the same epidemic over city will never turn our backs on those effects by hiv and aids weave made that commitment to our Community Partners and the rest of the world and thats why we have funded our hiv prevention and care to the tune of 44 million of hiv prevention and care for the next year and we will continue to do that and continue to fight for the money that we deserve but if congress cannot act wale backfill that we know that is absolutely necessary and it is also work of willing to sign and support with our board of supervisors the United Nations getting to zero initiative as well because we want to have zero infections and have zero death we certainly want to have zero stigma perhaps earlier than 2030 and this declaration demonstrates over commitment and were flooding to do it but back up request serious money in addition to that we have included actually, 1. 2 million in new money for getting to zero initiative and i know that this is an incredible signal again that getting to zero is important very important to the city but as i said today, we have partners that know that if we take a step forward theyll take a step forward and whether it is the communitybased organizations or the partners at usf were also always welcoming additional partners and today is to announce that making aids foundation is generously supporting our getting to zero initiative with over half a millions to this case added to the 1. 2 millions we added partners thats incredible clapping. this is a credible announcement i did tell nancy and karen it is great because at my house with the wife and kids i only see making stiff with your part of that effort here but i just say just a deep thanks above the city we have yet again another partner to step up i know theyll be even more that will be petitioning took this we all want to get to zero that zero cause is going to guide us and be our mantra a rallying crepe we cant in our lifetimes ends up this epidemic we want to do so this is what we do in San Francisco this is why we live here and want to second class with our partners and those are are experiencing to say we have a rich life in San Francisco to be gained by following this by the by working with us i say today an incredible thank you on behalf of the city and is that we as a city will continue this wonderful effort that we have continue the dialogue but getting to zero is going to be a guidance and the conceives but well do it in a way to honor with incredible diversity thats you are strength of the city thank you for being here clapping. thank you so much mayor ed lee and now id like to introduce supervisor wiener from district 8 who has been with the consortium from his id like to take the opportunity acceptance. Thank you very much well, i dont use making products laughter i am thank you. Always i am deeply appreciative of this contribution to our getting to zero consortium and this effort to once and for all eliminate hiv infections and death in San Francisco and do with San Francisco has always done with hunting the pioneers and to end hiv infection throughout the world period end of story and mr. Mayor, thank you for your strong support for those efforts i again in came out as a gay man in 1987 with no real treatment people railroad dying left and right a tough time as a young 17 yearold gay man, i came to San Francisco in 1997 living in castro just starting to see the treatment and people railroad getting healthy again and really terrific over time this progress a disease weve having had played defense for many, many years trying to keep people alive and get people healthy and federal hiv through the federal biscuit congress couldnt get it together with so many years of hero, etc. Efforts that wave overcame our hiv funding and thank you, mr. Mayor and supervisor campos for us you will of us back phil the hiv federal cuts we were playing defense now offense now moving forward and doing so well in our getting to zero effort since the early 70s weve reduced hiv deaths by 90 percent we have in the early 90s reduced hiv infections by 90 from over 2 thousand last year three hundred and 2 infections and well, thats three hundred and 2 too many but with that effort germany quick testing, regular testing and investigating people notice over 90 percent of hiv positive people in San Francisco ive noticed immediate access to treatment and viral infections and all tools including assess and making sure that people can afford prep we can do this and get it done that is an exciting step forward we have a Wonderful Partnership within your city and communities and communitybased organizations all working together and very, very grateful for the foundation support of this effort thank you. clapping . Now id like to introduce supervisor campos from district 9 as also been part of getting to zero since its inception. What an exciting did i thank you, mr. Mayor and supervisor wiener and everyone that is here you know when we talked about doing a budget supplemental last year to specifically target making prep available to anyone who wants it in San Francisco the idea behind that is you know San Francisco has never been afraid to be the first to do many things and San Francisco has been a sanctuary when it comes to things like immigration and things like mel medical cannabis and this is about San Francisco becoming a sanction from hiv infections we want to be the first city not only in the country but the world for that to happen the reality were all connected i know and we will be able to do that and be successful only if we are able to target the most vulnerable amongst us this is the challenge that we have when it comes to hiv infection i believe that the city is cable of doing that i want to thank making i do use your products laughter thank you. I expect you you know some sort of fee for that you can give it to one of the organizations here i think that we can do it if anyone can do it San Francisco, california do that and i want to provide some context i want to ends with that because it is not a negative note it is simply remembering how far weve come the they know that comes to mind as were here talking about this exciting prospect all the friends weve lost to this day so to and all of us have someone last week that to the memory of my friend michael and who died from this epidemic he ask you for a moment of silence to remember them in that memory rededicate ourselves to this silence . Thank you very much. Thank you supervisor campos and. Now, its my pleasure introduce dr. Diane the leader of the aids program at San FranciscoGeneral Hospital who was providing care with patient with hiv from the beginning of the epidemic in San Francisco. Thank you susan the getting to zero movement in San Francisco started in 2013 at a World Aids Day we hosted at the lgbt center after a series of panelists described the scientific advances and Initiative Programs in our city one of the Community Members in the front right now raised his had an had is you go attorney are you all working together and it was a month to month moment of silence a call to action 3 months ago latter we pulled together an all City Consortium with our political leaders and ucsf and kaiser and People Living with hiv and set others priorities cigarette butt for the 90 percent reductions in 2020 one of the initiatives one of the things weve realized people are falling all the care between the time they were history tested and the opportunities to start therapy the testing and the care at the car centers we did something practical we did we called a taxi for people after they have unusual or transportation and welcomed them to our clinic the same day they got tyler hiv results and engaged them with care and counseling issues and offered them to start therapy that very day well, just like in 2010 there was some resistance we were the first city in the world to offer treatment for people with history a little bit of resistance but with with our experience we know that is working and we everything that the time to viral infection to undetectable we have cut in a half that gay for a patient living if hiv it reduced contribution this provides a terrific relieve foreclose People Living with hiv and helps with disclosure ill share a story from one of the patient who told his mother mom i have hetch hetchy but dont worry ill be okay i started treatment today right now getting to zero a movement to thank all the sponsors the mayor and supervisors to making aids that focused on detention to allow us to expand the first in the world Initiative Programs weave have this in adam dam and paris wanted to know about that in conclusion weve made process in San Francisco not over with the Strategic Investments we are convinced by working together as a multiple sector group of people in the community San Francisco style well be the first jurisdiction to get there thank you. clapping and. Thank you diane and now my pleasure to introduce the making president karen. Good morning, everyone and thank you to the city of San Francisco and blair for allowing us to partner whether i think about hiv and aids it has been a fight well have from of the beginning when our founder frank and others over 20 years ago they said what can we do we know how to do lip shrink stick that will be the plan it was formed and this is 100 percent giving me model that went to a mac if you remember rubbing paul i remember him that brought awareness against hiv and aids we honor today, our last spokesperson over current spokesperson is millie they give us the power to reach miles of people around the world and Underserved Community thats what we are b this is about genders and the mac aids funds to serve the communities all sex see sexes we can both do with that the power of this lipstick we have our San FranciscoLeadership Team here it is this pact that makes that work we have 9 thousand artists around the world that sell those plans we say at mac you sell a lip is it correct youll save lives we want to save a lot of lives we are going to challenge every city in the United States and around the world to bring it grant to you get rid of atas aids thats what we say to. clapping. thank you. Ill introduce nancy who is the Global Executive director of mac aids funds. Thank you susan i start my career working in San Francisco if we or thought about what would be the lass last city it was not San Francisco i had the president ial Council Partnerships are difficult an Credible Partnership the fact that the mayor and the supervises and ifrls are willing to be here shows skin in the game peep have gotten out of the way they think and bring the food retail to health care we spend a lot of time thinking of cosmetics youve done the exact same thing to keep people in the testing story i want to acknowledge the make up artists weave erase almost 434 million thats laugh lipstick clapping. and really it is very proichd the specification understand that a city is only as healthy as the citizens the way were going to end this epidemic through the leadership of San Francisco it is an honor and thank you, again mar mr. Mayor for back filling those funds we want to invite more funder and people to fund this incredible effort and people to end this in every city thank you very much. Our next speaker at Vice President s for philanthropist and fee aids foundation. Thank you. Good morning everyone you you know we have a assessing at San Francisco aids foundation you can tell with macro u mac is in the house theyre the most fwlam reduce people in the room often theyre the most compassionate so thank you and a round of applause for mac corporation. clapping. you know for 3 decades our city is simultaneous with the groundbreaking issues like zero San Francisco is once again setting the pays for the rest of the nation soon, well ends hiv contributions and death and hiv limit stigma getting to zero is the natural have you had occasion of what weve done time and time again innovation didnt get the job done process requires commitment, collaboration and Community Action it requires a plan and getting to deter is that plan for San FranciscoSan Francisco aids foundation is very proud to play a major really in the plan and soon the foundation will open a center in the castro marketing a new era how to approach hetch hetchy but celebrating people for who they are and how they look we created this because we believe that is fare time to treat gay and bio and transmen id like to take a maximum to thank mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener for a being our dna samples and thank you for their support theyve secured one . 5 million for funds thank you both clapping. im proud to announce for the first time a gift an additional gift if mac aids funds of one how do we do that . Hundred thousand for preparing and p. A. P. And thaengs for their port well have the opportunity largest prep program in the city if not the world thank you clapping. together with major vanes wear more confident than ever well soon add history contribution to the long list of definition that can be accomplished when san franciscans come together thank you clapping. thank you, james and jailz james is a member of the getting to zero Steering Committee with the Wellness Center and hell speak. clapping. good morning this is such an incredible moment in the hiv epidemic we stand here today and not just dream about that maximum well have no new hiv infections in hiv dedicates and stigma we can actually stand here and say confidently this will happen well realize that i cant they know mayor ed lee and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos for your support tremendous investment i participate on the Steering Committee of getting to zero were the community that has invested strategizing in investing care and prevention that is incredible it is. Result of years and years of hard work im also the cochair the Hiv Aids Network over thirty hiv, aids services and support organizations it provide medical care and mlk Substance Abuse and Employment Services and Housing Support wrap around services for living with hiv we work hand in hand with the city over mayor and board of supervisors to make sure that safety net has remained intact and unbroken despite the cuss in the federal funds our leadership is unparalleled across the country weve long championed in collaboration as a cornerstone the San Francisco model of hiv care over 19 years weve established a aspirin with the debiting to provide comprehensive and integrated care in the tinder neighborhood in San Francisco over four years ago, we where he lived federal funds to establish a Pilot Project that focuses on women of color and living with hiv and keeping them in care and getting them the health and wellness and youll hear from one of our mutual chinese to talk about her satire those promotions of national sixth are helping the vulnerable folks achieve Health Wellness that rely on the institutions and resources like right thing to do center and the district 2 are doing together a core approach in our city that for our success weeping well ends this epidemic thank you. clapping . Its my great pleasure to introduce joann brown who will talk about here experience. Thank you for having me in 1988 i was diagnosed with hiv in 1994 he found out i was living with aids i was nervous and lost any job and parttime and i got on drugs real heavy and got directed from my father and mother by 2011 i moved to San Francisco and want api there i met my doctor a can say manager and worked on any esteem and helped me get back to work im a nurse and work as as outreach worker the good part this is a program for transgenders theyre for coming together and we can learn about our needs and who we are and in this Community Living with hiv and aids and get to support each other and not worry City Government missed and judge people passenger seat fingers we live a healthier life and build on ourselves and good back into the communities and strength and get to find jobs and apartments and houses then today, i have a two count of 2 thousand and 6 today it is for getting to zero so my call to all of San Francisco i think that is important that as transparence women and men for this program to we can possibly be part of movement it is important for us thank you pn