st. luke's and this is slayed to open in 2019 7 blocks away from the clinic the current st. luke's clinic is aging and our proposal to bring primary care into the area we are experts at recruiting physicians and those physicians would be in support of st. luke's hospital and revitalizing that new hospital and new clinic that will go take into account we believe with the valencia care is a win-win for the community and again to revitalize st. luke and bring needed health care to the community a healthy community needs a diversity of goods and services and the foot traffic and the care center we're proposing will be fabl comparable to 3 storefront that will have transparent and approach ability the volume is anticipated to be about 20 visitors per hour an average of over 3 visits per physician and we also as an doesn't include the walk in these i'm going to turn it over to henry our architect right now to explain how we're integrating that design of the care center and what we've done that is different from the last proposal. >> good afternoon can i have expended time or is thi

st. luke's hospital will struggle if we start having those satellite clinics threatens the vibrate of st. luke's we're still concerned and the other thing in terms of the transportation planning i was the chair for the 5 facilities the transportation planning around health care is incredible there's emergency there's shift work, there's patient and physicians, there's workers this facility must have some access to parking there are alternatives in the neighborhood you if you have you know people with children and buggies they're not necessarily going to get on bart and pregnant women not on buses we have to have parking for staff and others thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is a jefferson jefferson a manager of a bus company and run that company for the last 6 years on valencia street i'm a resident in the neighborhood for 12 years i cherish the mission district i have a lot for the mission district some people don't understand that's why i'm here because of the my passion for my neighborhood when i saw the building go up i'll reserve for comments f

st. luke's the sites between the 3 hundred radius are necessary thank you. >> kilogram natural union the health care workers we're asking you today

st. luke's and this is slayed to open in 2019 7 blocks away from the clinic the current st. luke's clinic is aging and our proposal to bring primary care into the area we are experts at recruiting physicians and those physicians would be in support of st. luke's hospital and revitalizing that new hospital and new clinic that will gove with the valencia care is a win-win for the community and again to revitalize st. luke and bring needed health care to the community a healthy community needs a diversity of goods and services and the foot traffic and the care center we're proposing will be fabl

st. luke's and this is slayed to open in 2019 7 blocks away from the clinic the current st. luke's clinic is aging and our proposal to bring primary care into the area we are experts at recruiting physicians and those physicians would be in support of st. luke's hospital and revitalizing that new hospital and new clinic that will go take into account we believe with the valencia care is a win-win for the community

st. luke's what's best for the retail development volunteer streets it's uniting in my neighborhood, too i live in bruno heights i'm asking you to stop this is not what we had in mind for this location when we diverse individual up the retail space go to another place c pmc you can do it they have enormous resources. >> is there any additional public comment. >> public comment is closed. and commissioner antonini. >> yeah. it's interesting we hear option defending all the high-end valencia street that are the target of opposition themselves so it is kind of i'm sure there would be equal or other arguments on mission street or close to the st. luke's it has more trench with the medical office building but tenth the mission is under south side of when i was in dental school in northern california there were no dentist in the surrounding area so we go up there at the inner city areas are a lot like this the mix district are not the first designation whether dentist or practitioners to start in their businesses and what is lacking is primary care physicians so there's a big difference betwee

st. luke's it has more trench with the medical office building but tenth the mission is under south side of when i was in dental school in northern california there were no dentist in the surrounding area so we go up there at the inner city areas are a lot like this the mix district are not the first designation whether dentist or practitioners to start in their businesses and what is lacking is primary care physicians so there's a big difference between this facility and medical office building but this facility will help to make the medical office building more a reality you will have doctors that will be established in the neighborhood but probably are offices in the neighborhood office building so and so offices allow the doctors with in patients to quickly go baefrt between outpatient and in patient and tend to the patient that are hospitalized but this type of facility is designed for day to day business no knowledge not only emergency visits but someone that needs a physical or something will often choose to find someplace in their neighborhood my daughter-in-law got goes to west

st. luke's in bethlehem. no word on there. >> june 22, raymond wands turned himself into police wednesday, police say he was driving the pick-up truck that hit and killed five a year old julio torez neighbors say he got out to see what happened, before then speeding down the 600 block of east erie avenue. the truck was found just few miles away. he now faces several charges including, homicide by vehicle. >>> to gloucester county, a popular hang out for teens known as the blue hole. >> sand quarry is the sent of focus for divers. sabina kareem owe coast live in monroe township with the latest on this, good morning. >> good morning chris as we stand out here, this morning the sun rising behind us, popular spot among teenage tears hang out. and police say that is exactly what happened yesterday. four teenage friends hanging out here, at this lake, and this abandoned quarry area. one of them didn't make it back to shore. we have video from skyfox over the scene as we expect the search to resume this morning for

st. luke's gospel. geoff dennis is with us again.there an understanding in europe that creditors face a moral hazard? geoff: yes, i think there is. without any question. what we think is one of the issues as far as europe is concerned is the fact that all of the adjustment being forced -- all of the adjustment is being forced on the deficit countries, the countries that are under pressure. you would like to see more pressure on the surface countries such as germany, holland, to expand the colonies. but if they put more money toward greece, which is what is happening, there will be potentially the demand to do the same thing for other countries down the road. that is the risk of this whole crisis. brendan: did you see that same moralizing tone that john k writes about? geoff: schauble, within the german government, then you have these smaller baltic states and some of the eastern european states who are incredibly hard line. it is very hard to do. frankly, although our view is this has kicked the can down the road and greece avoids a

st. luke's in bethlehemment there is no word on their condition yet this morning. >> and police arrested man wanted for deadly hit-and-run, raymond wand turned himself into police on wednesday. police say he was driving the pick-up truck had a that hit and killed five a year old julio torez on june 22. neighbors say he got out to see what happened, before speeding down the 600 block of identification erie avenue. truck found few miles away. he faces several charges including homicide by vehicle. >> emotional call for justice, three years after the death of their son, michael, carol hagan, return to the spot at fourth and pine every july furs first, tune day, unknown gunman mugged and killed their son, 32 year old michael hagan, jr., police are keeping the investigation open about you have no solid healedment they say they're not giving up. >> so devastating for us. your child, and something so evil as what happened here. >> wall little lead to take it back to the night of the murder, and that this guy will be caught. >> offering now $50,000 row ward for information leading to arrest, and