saint luke, like other saints, belongs to all people.t luke lived, worked or served exile, that is , he, as they say, studied with his own feet the whole geography of the life of the holy surgeon. nektarios is even called the secretary of the diocese of st. luke. no, i didn’t know, what can i say, this is a very respectful title for... me, i’m very glad. and today, thanks to the activities of nektarios, there are more than thirty churches in greece in honor of st. luke. there is nothing else like it in the world. here they jokingly say: “we took away a russian saint.” for the greeks, saint luke, who went through exile in a camp for his faith, is an example of perseverance and devotion to god. in greece , even the icons of luke are special. he is pictured here with surgical instruments. and the society of surgeons of greece bears the name of st. luke. many greek doctors became christians thanks to miraculous healings that happened right before their eyes. i want to say how much we loved your saint. 2 years ago, greek surgery began to hono

when sutter took over saint luke's hospital, it was the only facility in the city that had subacute care, and as part of their agreement, somehow the agreement was silent on sutter maintaining subacute care as saint luke's, so low and behold, they eliminated it and we fought them to maintain that and all we got was a few beds at another facility. many people died because they were moved, as you know, if you move subacute patients, and dph has been talking for years about expanding that and looking for agreement and pathways. one of the places was saint mary's hospital, because there were a lot of available beds. another was chinese hospital. but we are still waiting and i have been on the board 7 years, this happened in my very first term, so that is what i'm trying to underscore, there is a lot of services here the city is overly reliant on. dph needs to have a more effective plan to look at other hospitals to bolster the services that are extremely concentrated in these two hospitals. >> thank you for that. >> thanks. if i can have ucsf come back up because a question i didn't ask and

luke's this is something has the accessibility and rush too so as our first speaker suggested we hope the commission has a um, you know, a monitoring and some kind of accountability all those that sounds great but a - and i think that is wonderful i love the hospitals are great and all in the details we know that. thank you very much. keeping our eye on that on it thanks. >> thank you. >> now anyone on the remote line. >> yes. hymie unmute. >> caller let us know you're there please. it is dr. teresa i'm here to worry about the merge i think everything said sounds good but we know the history of a big hospital taking over the hospitals in san francisco has resulted in being promises and soundly cuts to mental heartache care and especially for in insured and shut down of hospitals. we've lost children's hospital we've lost a lot of the culturally sensitive serving the under served as saint luke's and a lot of just to be clear, long terms (microphone distorted) rehab beds given the cool cut when hoses merge in san francisco i really would like to have the information put in stronger word

we've lost children's hospital we've lost a lot of the culturally sensitive the under served as saint luke's and a lot of just to be clear, long terms (microphone distorted) rehab beds given the cool cut when hoses merge in san francisco i really would like to have the information put in stronger words to its resolution rather than (background noise.) talking about periodic (background noise.) i would like to hear. the health commission advocates for the under served in san francisco (background noise.) and closely monitors a much needed program services and the health commission requests a quarterly specific information on services unique to st. francis and st. mary's. we hope to find the needed services are enhanced and in deed will never be sacrificed to an emphasis on the generation of revenue eviction of (background noise.) and capture of the most lucrative market there. i (background noise.) (microphone distorted) the incentive is really to capture the most lucrative market share and not serve under served (background noise.) and (microphone distorted) in the direction the publi

like a father, loving of children, saints, father luke.old you, let me support you, let me support you! home, home, home, home, home , home, home, home, home, home, home, took it to hold, won’t give it back, look, look what i have, her baby once died, that's why she's bored, that's it. the carpenter at the station built this, it’s beautiful, you’ll sleep here, and your mother is next to you on the bed, and aunt tonya, even if she’s on the cot, you need to undress, now. haven't thought of a name yet? no, baby, nameless, the diapers need to be changed, but we have everything, everything that the little ones need is in stock, let me put the kettle on. i have sweets in my tea, and i have potatoes, and bread, stew, be full without washing, i don’t like it, worse, i hate it, i can’t help it. it’s a pity that you don’t have children, i can’t give birth. if it weren’t for her, i would have gone home completely back now, it’s warm there now, the air is sweet, go alone, you’re not kidding, you’ll stay. you can get ready right now, i ’m not coming ba

thing is that when i returned home, the medal of luke krypsky was waiting for me.out which such work is impossible. the fighters perceive us as angels, they even call us angels sometimes. and i want to convert please note that the children who send us drawings to the front often depict doctors as angels, and what’s more, they also make crafts in the form of angels for the military - says the political officer, captain anna vlasova, such parcels are very expensive, we came too we look, that is, our fellow countrymen , the kids, are there, drawing, and that is, i see, tell dad my dad’s last name, that is, i understand that this is... our army, so we found this dad, we gave this letter, that’s it, they were there there were genuine emotions, genuine emotions on russia day, when the teleconference with front-line soldiers organized it on the main square of the city, where the unit is based, when the screen turned on, the people on the other side began to flock directly to the screen, that is, they saw that we were military personnel, that the north military district zo

thing is that when i returned home, the medal of luke krypsky was waiting for me. compassion are the main qualities, without which such work is impossible. the fighters perceive us as angels, they even call us angels sometimes. and i want to convert please note that the children who give us drawings. to the front, they often depict doctors as angels, and what’s more, they make crafts, also in the form of angels, for the military, says the political officer, captain anna vlasova, such parcels are very expensive, they came and we look, that is, our fellow countrymen are there, the kids are drawing, and that is, i see , tell dad, dad’s last name, that is , i understand that this is our army, so we found this dad, we told it so that our girls, wives who are waiting for their husbands, understand and feel, that they are not abandoned, that we need them as important as... our colleagues who are in the special operation zone. service is their conscious choice, the desire not to stay in the country in these difficult times, when the homeland needs the protection of its son

luke of crimea. the russian saint of the last century enters lent.edral of christ the savior , the canon of repentance was read by patriarch kirill of moscow in serus. in all orthodox churches there are special quiet and strict services that set up 7 weeks of fasting prayers, the extent of which everyone can determine together with their priest and doctor. in moscow, they said goodbye to alexander shirvint, people's artist of the rsfsr, an inimitable, brilliant director, screenwriter, sensitive mentor and ironic interlocutor. mator, whose apt and sharp word had a special weight of charm. alexander shirvant was 89. for most of his life he served at the satire theater, where flowers were brought today. alexander shirment said: i was raised by the light from under the door of the office where my father, a violinist at the bolshoi theater, worked, sad crying, violins, a sea of ​​flowers, friends, colleagues and spectators, in the hall of the satire theater, where alexander anatolyevich gave smiles and laughter for more than half a century space time, ins

saint mary's on a 26 eight run. and they were up by 23 at the half. second half. push it push it. good. push it real good luke barrett, who wants some of that gaels win their first outright wcc title in a decade, 8357, and now have the nation's longest winning streak up to 16 in a row with the warriors away, usf hosting number 23. gonzaga chase center, 415415. don started out well jonathan mobo with the hammer inside. and it's a five point usf lead. but gonzaga took the lead at the end of the half. then they run away with it. nolan hickman goaltended by mobo. but it went in anyway. dons fall 8668 women's hoops tara vanderveer and fourth ranked stanford would win the last pac 12 regular season title outright with a victory at oregon state. career night for cam brink. she was just. every rebound was hers. she had 13 points, 14 boards in the half and then this came down to the final 90s brink put it away with a rebound and score finished with 25 points. career high 23 rebounds. the cardinal win 6763 to clinch the conference title and the stanford men lose at utah sharks. ducks, i nee

saint mary's with the nation's longest winning streak coming in at 15 games at pepperdine.nd the first half it's luke barrett with the steal pass ahead to a streaking augustus marciulionis 17 points, 11 assists for marshall owner's randy bennett and the gaels. cruise, 8357, improved to 24 and 615 and oh in the wcc to clinch the conference outright for the first time since 2012. how about on the women's side? fourth ranked stanford at number 11. oregon state cameron brink was awesome tonight, 25 points, 23 rebounds as the cardinal outlast the beavers 6763. and they win their fourth straight pac 12 title outright. and they finish the regular season saturday at oregon. and then it's the pac 12 and ncaa tournaments. how about the giants? uh, six games into their cactus league season, still looking for their very first win, but there was a bright spot today. jong ho lee looks like he's about to leg out a single. is he going to beat out the single? beat out the single? actually, it's a home run. you just can't. you just can't tell. can't see the ball go over the fence. first home