Scott. For members who wish to make Public Comment on items on the agenda tonight, the phone number is 408 4189388, access code 146 8694234. As always, i would ask members of the public to mute any background noise, any televisions or other devices in the background and mute yourselves when youre not speaking so we can hear you clearly and i would ask the same thing for my fellow commissioners and the presenters. As always, if you wish to be heard, put your name in the chat box and i will call on you. Thank you, Sergeant Youngblood. Members of the public, this meeting is televised by sf gov tv. Dial 408 4189388 if you wish to speak. Press pound is pound to join the meeting. You will hear a beep when you enter the meeting. When they address a line item or general Public Comment, dial star 3, we will add you to the queue. When you dial star 3, please wait to speak. When you hear that, that is your time to make Public Comment and you will have two minutes to provide your comment. Once you
This meeting will reflect that due to covid19, Health Emergency and to protect Commission Members to the employees and the public, the meeting rooms at city hall are closed. However, Commission Members and staff will be participating in todays meeting remotely. This pursuant to the various local, state and federal orders declaration and directives. Commissioner members will attend the meeting through Video Conference and participate in a meeting to the same extent if they were physically present. Viewing today and todays Commission Meeting may vary depending on the method used to connect to this remote meeting. Viewers watching, will see only the speaker on their screen while those viewing in web ex will see commissioners and other individuals participating in todays meeting. Public made will be on each item this agenda. You will have sf gov. Org are streaming the dialin number for Public Comment across the screen. You can call in 14084189388. Again, that number is 408 4189388. The acc
Daughter and their mom about andicin aca lean a tr them. But first, heres todays eye opener. Your world in 90 seconds. We didnt try to silence. We had a black man and they were still kills us, bro. What do they want us to do now . Another long night in the big cities across the country with anger and frustration on display in the streets. Thousands of people defying curfews from coast to coast. The vast majority of protests were peaceful. We have to care about each at what will get us through this. There were massive gatherings around the city. Im here for george because i want justice for him. Peaceful protests new york citys manhattan bridge, the scene for another tense standoff between protesters and police. The Lincoln Memorial in washington, military police and park Police Standing guard on the steps. Peaceful protests were taking place. President trump made another visit to a prominent place of worship. The president held up the bible at st. Johns church. I just wish he opened it
Delay. Thank you very much for watching us on many social media platforms. Offer the regular. Ress briefing on covid19 just to remind you that we will have an audio file from this press briefing immediately available with a couple of links to news that has been issued by different who offices as well as advisors for media briefings that will be held by our regional offices, so you will get that after the briefing. Thank you, and i would also like to apologize for the delay. Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, whatever you want. The fourth month since the start of the covid19 pandemic, im deeply concerned about the rapid escalation and global spread of infection. Over the past five weeks, we have witnessed a near exponential growth in the number of new cases. ,eaching almost every country territory, and area. The number of deaths has more than doubled in the past week. In the next few days, we will reach one million confirmed deaths. D 50,000 numberslatively lower of confirm
Thank you, leo. Would you like to say a few words . [ applause ] thank you, supervisor stephanie, and all the other supervisors. I want to take my two minutes, actually, to bring awareness to my transgender sisters who every day you look and theyre being killed, murdered all over. I have it easy. I mean, my biggest concern is losing a couple of pounds to get in my suit. Their biggest concern is leaving their front door and being assaulted or murdered, killed. I cant even put my head around that. I cant even fathom that. We need to protect those people. Those are the people we need to bring awareness to. Thank you, everybody. Thats all i have to say. [ applause ] next up is supervisor from district 11. Thank you, mr. President. Sorry. I have a lot of paperwork here. Im very honored today to honor a leader in the Trans Community, cecilia chung. Its our great pleasure to have her as a longtime resident of district 11 and the excelsior. She moved in 94, and has been calling the city by the