it coronavirus outbreak at an she says she wants to help her east bay nursing home. more than two dozen patients and staff are infected with community in this time of covid-19. to date 27 persons crisis. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. associated with this facility have tested positive for covid- 19. i feel sad for the patients, their families and the staff. the coronavirus continues to impact some of the most vulnerable communities in the bay area. this, as the white house issues a new recommendation aimed at protecting all americans. president trump and the cdc echoing recommendations of many local health officials and encouraging everyone to wear a nonmedical mask like a cloth or bandanna to cover their mouth and nose while out in public. the president today stressed the recommendation is voluntary. the san francisco police department announced today it is finding people and businesses who do not comply with the stay- at-home orders. chief bill s
counselor or knowing their rights, i am happy to improve notification and access to counselor. i am comfortable with that element of the legislation, but i can t imagine how the government would ever give one party in any agreement the sole right to rescind an agreement 45 days after they sign it. how can anyone plan around that in position? and what is the implication of us telling people we need to protect them from their own decisions? i also don t understand why the landlord and tenant need to disclose their private negotiations about their homes to the city and then have that information be publicly available. and if you do not file the form on time, the city and others can sue you for $100 a day plus attorney fees. as supervisor campos said about the soda tax, there is an element to all of this that seems just a bit big brotherish to me. if we want to gather information to under buyouts we could ask the budget and legislative analyst, planning department or [speaker not
while people may often overlook monterey boulevard as a destination, we actually have some other great restaurants on the same street. and we are fortunate that nkemdi sided to station kay s kitchen the last 7 years. kim is not here today because he s visiting his family in china this week, so, he is unable to accept this award today personally, but i will personally deliver this certificate to him during my next stop at kay s kitchen. thank you very much. (applause) supervisor kim. all right. well, we have a san francisco institution in the house, delancy street restaurant and the counterpart crossroads cafe. these restaurants actually don t need much of an introduction to this board of supervisors [speaker not understood] and may not have visited these restaurants yet,ly let you know a little bit about them. these special enterprise he are located in our neighborhood hub in south beach san francisco and has been there long before much of the development that we currentl
food eating contest. it s enough to share. get the dutch crunch. you might think wheat bread is healthier or sour dough for san francisco, but the dutch crunch is the only way to have their sandwiches. everything at rocksy s is better toasted. so, peter, i want to thank you for your contributions to our neighborhood and your many years, almost 40 years of feeding us well for our lunches and our breaks in the neighborhood and our weekends and our parties that we ve had. you ve been a tremendous asset to the community and i want to look forward to many more years of buying your sandwiches and attending the events you sponsor like our 4th of july parade in the neighborhood. thank you, and i have a certificate. do you want to share a few words? i thank you for the commendation and i thank the board. and we ve been 39 years in business and without our customers [speaker not understood] we like to give back to our community because excuse me. when we i am grate to this countr
francisco, but the dutch crunch is the only way to have their sandwiches. everything at rocksy s is better toasted. so, peter, i want to thank you for your contributions to our neighborhood and your many years, almost 40 years of feeding us well for our lunches and our breaks in the neighborhood and our weekends and our parties that we ve had. you ve been a tremendous asset to the community and i want to look forward to many more years of buying your sandwiches and attending the events you sponsor like our 4th of july parade in the neighborhood. thank you, and i have a certificate. do you want to share a few words? i thank you for the commendation and i thank the board. and we ve been 39 years in business and without our customers [speaker not understood] we like to give back to our community because excuse me. when we i am grate to this country, [speaker not understood]. we appreciate everything we have. (applause) (applause) stu, supervisor avalos. from district 11 no