biden with 306 electorial votes, mr. trump with 232. more on the biden transition. we have rain in some areas and others are cloudy and a bit gloomy. mary lee joins us with the timing. watching this strong cold front pushing across the bay area and with it, some showers pushing through. already starting to see that on high def doppler right now. you see showers pushing across the north bay. some wet weather for parts of clover dale, hills burg, bodega bay, santa rosa, a few showers over sonoma as well as inverness. this is going to push south into the rest of the area. the bulk of the action in crescent city and eureka. as we go through the rest of today, i will time it out on futurecast. there we go at 4:00 p.m. with the wet weather pushing across the bay area and then into 7:00 p.m. to the south bay. looking at the afternoon and evening for that rain wrapping up by 10:00 p.m. and looking at a great weekend ahead. let s go to a news conference that s in progress. a lit
mayor breed: good morning, e. thank you all so much for being here. i am san francisco mayor london breed. i am joined today by the director of the department of public health, doctor grant colfax, department of department of emergency management. mary ellen carol, director of department of human services, trent rhorer, abigail stewart conas well as director of the department of m.t.a., jeff tumlin, police chief, bill scott, and we have a special guest today from the interface council who will be speaking directly after my comments. as of today, we have confirmed 676 cases of the coronavirus, sadly, 10 people have passed away as a result of this disease. this is clearly a challenging time for san francisco. what we have done time and time again, especially during this press conference is to reiterate is importance of staying at home. we know that a couple weekends ago we had real challenges with that. over the past two weekends people complied and have been wonderful. we al
71 the week before and 58 this week. property crimes we saw alarminger decrease. 146 fewer property crimes and that number went from 569 to 455. our part one overall crimes we are down 165 over the prior week. we are seeing decreases, but we want to emphasize our officers are out in force. they are out patrolling the streets, and we would like to see that trend continue. particularly we are focused on the businesses boarded up and closed. we know those businesses feel vulnerable and the owners feel the businesses are vulnerable. we pay extra attention to that. we have had burglaries and vandalisms of businesses. we have made arrests and we will control those areas to give a sense of comfort to those who closed businesses. we encourage all people to report crime when and if they see it, and there are some crimes as i mentioned that you can report online or call our call center. if it is a crime of violence or crime in progress, serious crime, please call 911. continue to do th
will provide daily updates of key data that describe the impact of the coronavirus in san francisco. data are an important tool to help san franciscans see the picture of the coronavirus in our community. this knowledge will help us all do our part and see over time how this situation is changing. our data analysts have been working tirelessly to collect information from across the city and create accurate i want to stress accurate reliable reports to guide our decisions and inform the public. the department of public health collaborated with the controller and open data sf and emergency management and i want to thank all colleagues for hard work and support. the tracker features information about cases, demographics of patients, hospitalizations and testing. we will add more data elements and they will be updated as we gather more information and continue to improve the tracker. let s review the tracker now and go to the first slide. as you can see, today there are 676 san
doing to keep all of our meetings running smoothly, which i know that is challenging in these times. and mr. clerk do you have announcemented? clerk: due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect city employees, the board of supervisors legislative chamber and the committee room are closed. the members are participating in the meeting remotely, the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment is available for each item on the agenda, both cable channel 26 and sfggovtv.org are streaming. and the ability to speak during the comment period are available by calling 888-204-5984. and you can utilize an access code. the code is, 3501008. i ll repeat those numbers, the calling number is 888-204-5984. and the access code is, 3501008. and once callers are connected they s3501008. and once callers are connected they should press the pound symbol. and then press the pound symbol again. and then after they re connected if they wish to speak they should dial 1 an