we know that in san francisco we were very excited we were in the purple tier, so as a result, we opened outdoor dining and a number of other amenities. and for the most part, there were a lot of people who were doing their part. and, unfortunately, there were some that weren t. the fact is, we are in a better place now based on what you all have been doing, especially over the holiday season. we are at a place where we were before thanksgiving last year. the last thing we want to do is go backwards. and so it is so important that we continue to do our part. i know you re tired of hearing it. i m tired of saying it. but we re almost there. and the ability to access the vaccine we know is critical. we don t have control of the supply, but we do have control over the number of locations that we re able to open city wide, and i m really proud of the efforts we put forward thus far. san francisco has a network of sites all around the city. we have the capacity of over 10,000 site
good morning. thank you for joining us today. and thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership and commitment to our city-wide covid-19 response. as you all know, as a city we ve been responding to this virus for over a year now. and, mayor, your steadfast leadership and support continue to be invaluable. san francisco, we have made significant headway in containing the virus during this recent surge. but, as we are seeing nationally, there are still many unknowns, including new variants. we must continue to practice the safety precautions: mask-wearing, physical distancing, and limiting interactions with multiple households. please protect yourselves and those closest to you by following all of the precautions. together we can continue to move forward and make progress. the vaccines represent the light at the end of the tunnel. while sufficient supplies are preventing us from vaccinating as many people as possible as quickly as possible, we all have reasons to be hopeful. a
was my family that heard my call. it s that care and our ethics that i work to infuse in my 11 years of public service to the city. they ve given me the confidence and strength to know that every shred of my being that my community need to be listened to and heard. it s those values i will bring to this new role as assessor-recorder. these are the values we need always. but especially today, when people are hurting so badly, so deeply when they need to know there s a government caring for them with caring and doors open and not shut, a government that s accessible and be accountable to you the people that we are proud to serve. i want to thank city administrator chu for her commitment to the professionals at the assessor-recorder s awesome. thank you for haig this makingthis transition a succl one. i joined a team of hard working and professionals that made carmen s vision for fair and efficient government, not only a reality but an envy of offices up and down the state. th
department s mou memorandum of understanding with the da s office. basically, it was a deal for the da to investigate police shootings deaths and police custody. other incidents in which police conduct is called into question. everybody who has anything to do with this mlu and impacts of it all depend on this being a fair system that we all have confidence in. that s what this is about. all right. well now in response a new exclusive interview with dhsa boudin it was conducted by our media partner the san francisco standard which shares abc 7 s mission to build a better bay area. our departments have to function as a team if we re going to keep san francisco safe, and we re doing our best to do that in very difficult circumstances. there are lots of people out there who would love to see us fighting and pointing the finger at each other and refusing to work together. san francisco deserves better and they re going to get better for me. all right. well, san francisco may deser
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