haskell? thank you. >> good afternoon councilmembers i'm happy to be here i'm the long-term care principal investigator and i'm also the facility facilitator i'm here today to present the long-term integration strategic plan for san francisco. this is the result of a great deal of work. i'm going to give you background information on why it was prepared and then tell you something about what the recommendations are to be accomplished in the next two years so this is background for you. information about what the long-term care design group is recommending and a heads up about what's coming because this is a big deal. so let me start out. this is a presentation that ordinarily would be given by a long-term care design group member this plan was prepared by the long-term care design group members for the department of aging and adult services i am not on the design group i facilitated that work and i'm presenting it to you today. next slide, please. oh, it's me. next slide please. [laughter]. ok

presented by bill haskell long-term care principal investigate. >> this presentation will focus on understanding various types of assistive technology that help people with disabilities stay active and independent. presentation by derek zarda. public comment is welcome. >> item 9: information item. community reintegration update a brief review of the chambers lawsuit. now that the settlement agreement has concluded. ria mercado quality assurance director department of aging and adult services. public comment is welcome. >> item 10: information item: report from the physical access committee. >> item 11: information item. >> item 12: information item. long-term care coordinating counsel. >> item 13: public comment. items not on today's agenda. each speaker limited to 3 minutes. >> item 14: information item correspondence. >> item 15. >> item 16 adjourn. >> the next item on the agenda is public comment and first i have patrick monnet. >> i know several of you and. i've been here before and i ask your clerk to pass out these 8 copies to your counsel. i'm a report er or columnist for the observer ne

haskell? >> okay. >> any other public comment in ? all right then. thank you. moving on to agenda item number 8 which is assistive technology reclaiming independence in the community and the presentation will be given but councilmember derek czar zarda our very own. >> control room if you want to go ahead and put on the powerpoint presentation at the very beginning that would be fine. thank you. >> good afternoon counsel. my name is derek zarda i'm also besides being a councilmember an assistive technology coordinate at the center for independent living in san francisco i'm here to talk to you about assistive technology what it is and its role. but first i'd like to talk a little bit about what our center is about. so independent living resource center of san francisco, we are a disability rights advocacy organization that works to support and empower people with disabilities in leading independent lives and being active in their community and we champion the independent living philosophy. that the person with the disability takes the lead role advertise identi

nature center and so would spend twenty allison think this is the entrance is too cruel to hold the haskell just another diplomatic incident between britain and spain. london some and that its ambassador to explain what he told a serious incursion was integral to territorial waters. the ship apparently built several challengers from her seat royal navy patrol boats. diplomatic tensions between the two nations have deteriorated since the summer when spain into juice increased border checks create in major delays for people entering and leaving the british company sita. state's actions were interned in response to a dispute and the fishing rights given by the developed areas construction of the merino that an artificial reef. last week the european commission ruled that the text by spain exported to north break eu rules. the two nations that the new told save for the sovereignty of gibraltar since it was ceded to britain three centuries ago. at least ten egyptian soldiers have been killed and several more wounded in a car bomb attack in north sinai it happened at the regional capital. i'll re

. >> and then we read the stories of two men -- samuel haskell newman, who, in april of 1876, at theial of the american revolution, came here to this church and, before a packed house, told his family's story about how his father climbed the stairs and hung the lanterns. >> but as bob said, samuel newman told that story 100 years after the event, so he didn't witness it himself. that makes him a secondary source. >> the last document that we read is one from a guy named reverend john lee watson, who actually lived in pennsylvania. he sent his own version in the form of a letter to the editor to the boston gazette, saying that it was his relative, captain john pulling, who actually hung the lanterns in the old north church. >> that's another secondary source because reverend watson wasn't an eyewitness either. having looked at the documents, next step is to hunt inside the church for clues. as bob showed me around, i asked him, "why is it important to question when and who wrote a historical document?" >> i think it's really important for us to recognize that history's not something w

the haskell cruel to produce cheaper energy for our economy. he is looking to japan for technological help but there's another reason hungary is looking east these eastern european nation is export driven its most significant trade partner the european union and during the financial and credit crises hungary learned the hard way that dangers of depending too heavily on one be sure. export is important who could export feeders up cool to seventy five almost eighty percent of our export is going to the european union countries. it's not gold. i mean it's gold markets. you know it means that you will you spend only one lac. which is very unstable. so that's what we have a commute that strategy opening for the east. justice jim or abandon our badminton war sought to strengthen their economic partnership and on the band's current physics they meet the club they made that goal official what the memorandum. and even though the european union is pursuing free trade agreements with asian countries where ben says it's just as important for individual mem

group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lilly haskell the woman that you're looking at she was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system currently the case will be taken up by the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in december meanwhile from pennsylvania is on its way to becoming the twenty ninth state to allow d.n.a. collection upon arrest to talk more in-depth about this case and the broader implications of d.n.a. collection i'm joined now by david kay a professor of law at penn state david thank you so much for joining me now what are your thoughts on this a.c.l.u. in northern california appeal the killer for new kill reason is a fairly narrow question because just this summer the u.s. supreme court decided the case in maryland and you know the maryland law which took d.n.a. from people who were arrested but not yet convicted. very interesting now i know that you are in pennsylvania right now obviously so are we as i mentioned pennsylvania is going to be the

group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lily haskell the woman you're looking at who was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system up permanently the case will be taken up by the ninth u.s. circuit court of appeals in december meanwhile pennsylvania is on its way to becoming the twenty ninth state to allow d.n.a. collection upon arrest to talk more in depth about the case and the broader implications of d.n.a. collection i'm joined now by tracy macklin a professor of law at boston university tracy thank you so much for joining me what are your thoughts on the a.c.l.u. the pill case in california well i wish you know you look at the. a tough road to hoe in the sense that this supreme court decision which you referenced maryland versus king is going to make it very difficult for them to succeed in the long run now the a.c.l.u. said that their appeal case is very different from that maryland versus king ruling that happened in the supreme court can you go into a littl

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group filed a lawsuit back in two thousand and nine on behalf of lily haskell the woman you are looking at who was arrested while attending a peace rally in san francisco she was released without being charged but her d.n.a. is now in california's system permanently the case will be taken up by the once u.s. circuit court of appeals in december meanwhile pennsylvania is on its way to becoming the twenty ninth state to allow d.n.a. collection upon arrest to talk more in-depth about this case and the broader implications of d.n.a. collection i was joined earlier by tracy macklin a professor of law at boston university and he first weighed in on the a.c.l.u. says case in california well i wish the a.c.l.u. look i think they have a. tough road to hoe in the sense that this supreme court decision which you referenced earlier versus today is going to make it very difficult for them to succeed in the war right now the a.c.l.u. said that their appeal case is very different from that maryland versus king ruling that happened in the supreme court can you go into a little bit more detail about tha

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caught in the same scandal taking a gift so he had to scoundrel's running and we end up with eddie haskell as the governor of virginia. [laughter] really. to flawed candidates they don't necessarily stay with a candidate that cannot win and it may have been close but it should not have been based on the record of bob mcdonnell. lou: not to seem cynical but to suggest this skepticism naturally on this side of the desk it seems all candidates it is always flawed. though war on women to move away from cuccinelli the save as the total vote. what do you define from all of that? >> that was the key issue. you mentioned the tremendous amount of spending it is now legendary in the final weeks he outspent on the tv and almost all of those rads rates aimed at women cuccinelli put himself and it catch up position but he was damaged and defined by mcauliffe early on opposed to abortion even with rape and incest made out to be an extremist and a damaged him with a fast changing electorate back in 2009 the incumbent governor when he was elected, this was a state still five percentage points republican t

you were for the haskell amendment, why? >> i believe commanders need to be more accountable not lest. i believe senator mccastkell's amend, taking the prosecutorial authority away from the commanders and putting it in someone who doesn't have responsibility for the unit doesn't solve the problem. >> she had to go around the system and got help from senator john mc.kane. if that system doesn't work what happens to those victims? >> that's where senator mccaskell's proposal do you believe that the system that the military has failed so many men and women who wanted to serve their country honestly and honorably? >> i think it often has failed, and it requires greater guidance to prosecutors. so regardless whether it's a commander or some military lawyer making that decision, they need to have some type of guidance. and right now the guidance is minimal. they have many things such as fighting two wars on their plate. and the department failed in the respect of providing that kind of guidance and training as to which cases shoul

. >> haskell county, florida has a spice problem.tives are leading the charge. >> any time you go up against a tough situation like this, there's butterflies, there's nervousness. it's almost like a game on the nfl. >> fox files rode along with undercover narcotics detectives for the raid. >> do businesses start to know the drill and are they communicating with one another, giving one another a heads up with what might be coming? >> as far as spice, it's very similar to the missubpoesame su and they'll know and lay low for a little while. >> narcotics got ahold of 18 or 19 buys yesterday. >> we'll be there in 30 seconds. >> is it a smoke shop we're going to? >> a mobil gas station. >> mobil gas station? ♪ >> florida attorney general pam bonde and i follow them in. >> we have a search warrant for this place. we've done some undercover deals. we bought spice from here, just to let you know what's going on. we'll get the search warrant real quick and you guys start getting names of people. >> the detectives start their search and quickl

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