teens. that s a strong enough with those gus. we have some wind advisories. sasaki through the forecast for today. we ll have some sunshine. the clouds will build as we head for the afternoon. if it will be breezy it s cooler this afternoon 3 it s the driver two is possible with a chance for peace a lightning strike. small that chance widens. again not looking for a lot to the we could see some light rain and the possibility for some light rain. the rest looks fine. our temperatures began to climb as we head towards the weekend between our then her we have to get through the land and possibly some lightning bolts our mobile app as this weather changes get alerts on our mobile app kron4 dot, and our kron4 at. above did his because of the dry conditions and when it, ted expels fire danger. why is interstate 80 hercules to burke left mark: an update on the wild fires that have been burning across san diego county. all fire evacuation are now listed. so far fire fighters have
advocates in city hall. he is a vice president of the hiv/aids providers network, happen, with whom supervisor campos and i work regularly to ensure that we don t allow any cuts to hiv services, even backfilling federal hiv cuts. he s a board member of the national working positive coalition. he s on the steering committee of the san francisco human services network and advocates for our nonprofit community in san francisco. he s on the community advisory board of san francisco pride. he he has an incredible track record working for our community. brett, i am now very proud to honor you as part of our celebration. so, thank you for all your work. (applause) thank you, supervisor wiener. i was really glad that you just decided to stop and not go on, that seemingly nonexhaustive list is exhausting. all is shows is that i m old. supervisors, good afternoon. i just want to congratulate all of the recipients this year and in the past years. i want to pay particular acknowled
course, has become an institution in that neighborhoodv. it s really an important cultural and community resource. and if you go there just about every night, you ll see that it s full of people who are there to discover, to enjoy, to celebrate the food, dance, and culture of senegal. marco, by the way, has a long history in his family of tremendous achievement. he is the nephew of leopold sengor not only the former but the first president of senegal. and as i was reading more about your family, i learned that your uncle, the first president of senegal, is regarded by many as one of the most important intellectuals of the entire african continent. and, in fact, was the first african elected to the french academy which is a pretty incredible achievement. marco is also the son of a famous ambassador lat hyacinth. he is a famous ambassador and poet in his own right. as many people know, he sat out as a deejay, music producer and is famous in the district for his unwaivering beli
children, my four wonderful children who have grown up to be sensitive and caring young adults with a strong sense of purpose and character. i think their lives truly exemplify the phrase, men and women for others. my oldest son leon benjamin metz iii is here, thank you, benjie, and a dear friend, joyce dixon. can you stand? (applause) again, i thank you for this wonderful honor, and i m greatly humbled. (applause) okay, thank you. the next presentation will come from supervisor scott wiener. (applause) thank you, supervisor cohen. today i am honoring brett andrews. so, brett, come on up. (applause) brett is and has been for a long time an important leader in the community, especially in providing services to those living with hiv/aids and fighting against hiv/aids funding cuts which unfortunately we ve had to do for a long time and though fights continue. for over 10 years brett has been the executive director of the positive resource center. it provides comprehensiv
francisco. thank you for your work at the school, and thank you for you worked with my children as well. thank you for your service. thank you, john. [cheering and applauding] wow, i just feel so blessed and honored. first giving honor to god for me even being here. i just feel like i m just representing one of many educators, parent educators, counselors, janitors, everyone that works in the schools with our kids. i want to really thank my daughter erica and my granddaughter jerica and my niece laurie who are here today. but also the women missouri women s group. if you could please just stand up. dianne johnson started this group. (applause) my aller jais. allergies. she worked tirelessly to get women and grandmothers, mothers, nieces, aunts, and even men are coming a lot to our functions. you know, i just want to charge you all with one really important thing. there s no song that goes no man is an island, no man stands alone. each man s joy is joy to me. each ma