city. dr. koufax. thank you, mayor. good morning, everybody, and thank you, mayor, for your ongoing leadership during this pandemic and i want to thank our partners at ucsf, especially dr. charles chu and his team who worked so quickly to sequence this specimen and i d like to thank our testing partner at color. both are here today. and of course, my partner in our emergency response, dr. mary ellen carroll. all of us have been working furiously for the last 24 hours with our federal and state partners at cdc and at the state department of health to determine whether this is indeed the first case of omicron that has been detected and that has indeed been the result of our work overnight. i want to acknowledge our
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