sot dr. . urvashi rangan , dir. ejecutiva food center consumer reports 131436 feeding antibiotics atls darle antibioticos a bajos niveles todos los dias a animales saludables acentua el problema de las bacterias resistentes. en la carne de ganado criado sin antibioticos, solo 9 porciento contenia las superbacterias. sot dr. . urvashi rangan , dir. ejecutiva food center consumer reports 131413 public health crisis esta es una crisis de salud publica que los antibioticos estan perdiendo su efectividad. consumer reports compro 300 paquetes de carne de res en todo el pais y realizo pruebas a las muestras para detectar 5 tipos de bacteria incluyendo e coli, salmonella y estafilococo y encontraron algunas de estas bacterias en todas las muestras. sot julia martinez 10934 si viene infectado no voy a meter veneno a mi cuerpo. sot lourdes pichardo, 1:1300 los estudios dicen una cosa o y manana otra a quien le creo. cuando compra carne busque etiquetas que dicen que no contiene antibioticos, es organica o las vacas son grass-fed, comen grama o hierba. el instituto de carne de norteamerica dese

the mayor takes ser loys each incident and dir stroke beef up spence in the areas. >> community advocate tony herbert says brook are in feeds to see more of the mayor. eshould be he pooh meeting with everybody in the community. that is my biggest issue with im. you cannot celebrate the black chon toy meet with the black person here and there think thissing throws the folks who represent us. don't divide us. that is the shore you. >> and now bureau president eric adams praises the job that police have done. they can not do it by themselves and time for the community to step in to get a handle on this especially working with the young ohm. ernie? >> let me ask you, lisa, you have been out all day, as you know, tracking to many people. what are parents saying not a well, that is the group that has the being pest concern because a lot of these shootings happened in broad daylight. in the middle of the afternoon when the kids are outside playing especially now that school is out for the summer. some parents actually said they are keeping their children inside do not let them go out on the str

you just provided as an example l is a fish and game violation, an environmental crime by illegal di dir diverting water -- diverting water to a marijuana grow. >>reporter: 2 veg was was there as the team busted another illegal grow last week. santa clara county has seized 22,000 plants with a street value of 65 million dollars. yet, back in the creek -- some people aren't convinced that crack down is working. >> there's a part right back where they busted them. >>reporter: this man and others who spoke to 2 investigates did not want to be identified, out of concern for their safety. we saw that whaif been complaining -- they've been complaining about for months. possibly in violation of the county's ban on outdoor cultivation. >> this isn't about medicinal marijuana or recreational use, this is about pretty scary stuff. >> we do sympathize with them, but we're doing our best to go out there as much as we can. >>reporter: the county is already pulled nearly 5,000 plants from the area and continues to inspect for environmental violations. a bad solar panel at a pot farm sparked this fire

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dir. god. >> catherine, as you begin to do this, and again, as were these points of continuing education, there are any number of policy issues that are-.com by way or out in the broader arena of discussion. catherine has tried to-whether it be at the state level or federal level, at least register it perspective from our point of view. some of these, is a large employer, we need to be active in. so, it's a matter of why are we worried about reimbursement stuff from cms. what the devil does that have to do with the city and county of san francisco? well, these policy questions begin to translate into real dollars and it comes to how cost are driven, other managed and how they're determined. so, it's quite appropriate that we comments were given the opportunity.. more poorly, as we have been doing more recently, seek out the opportunities. so, with that, please. >> thank you commissioner scott. you all recall during healthcare reform there was a proposal to include medical reimbursement for

dir. god. >> catherine, as you begin to do this, and again, as were these points of continuing education, there are any number of policy issues that are-.com by way or out in the broader arena of discussion. catherine has tried to-whether it be at the state level or federal level, at least register it perspective from our point of view. some of these, is a large employer, we need to be active in. so, it's a matter of why are we worried about reimbursement stuff from cms. what the devil does that have to do with the city and county of san francisco? well, these policy questions begin to translate into real dollars and it comes to how cost are driven, other managed and how they're determined. so, it's quite appropriate that we comments were given the opportunity.. more poorly, as we have been doing more recently, seek out the opportunities. so, with that, please. >> thank you commissioner scott. you all recall during healthcare reform there was a proposal to include medical reimbursement for

dir. god. >> catherine, as you begin to do this, and again, as were these points of continuing education, there are any number of policy issues that are-.com by way or out in the broader arena of discussion. catherine has tried to-whether it be at the state level or federal level, at least register it perspective from our point of view. some of these, is a large employer, we need to be active in. so, it's a matter of why are we worried about reimbursement stuff from cms. what the devil does that have to do with the city and county of san francisco? well, these policy questions begin to translate into real dollars and it comes to how cost are driven, other managed and how they're determined. so, it's quite appropriate that we comments were given the opportunity.. more poorly, as we have been doing more recently, seek out the opportunities. so, with that, please. >> thank you commissioner scott. you all recall during healthcare reform there was a proposal to include medical reimbursement for

award that in september nothing precludes tjpa staff to secure the financing from the city what we're dirhat we are defering is $79 million for couple of months and some oversight costs and management costs but a couple of funds didn't. >> we're going in a loop we must ask for the reserves for the construction so apologizes we can't support. >> chair wiener. >> i want to reiterate the last portion of ms. chang's remarks this motion explicit restrict the expenditures to the precedes of the sale it includes many outlets funding sources that are identified whether from the city or otherwise this funding will exist or not exist and it will not impede for the contract for it so i stand by the motion. >> supervisor kim. >> i think that when is the next transbay joint powers authority meeting. >> september late september? 22nd; is that right >> i'm wondering if there is time if something is holding up the auction although i mean this is the minimum bids which we assume we're going to get at least the minimum bid so - >> i'm going to support the amendments going forward i wish this could have bee

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trained to come in, dir. would you buy home depot?make it a little bit better but they do a lot of things great. same-store sales were much greater than people thought. also starting to reach out to the retail consumer and do it better and better job reaching out to the pro contract is than trying to penetrate the market so there is more upside growth. i like it. nstuart: do you own it? >> i do not. nstuart: fair enough. six-year lows for oil. look at copper, please. 229. larry, on npd trait this stuff all day long. are we still had a lower for basic commodity prices. >> these commodities continue to drop on a daily basis. oil, gas a great example. obviously recovering a little bit on the of the last year, year and a half or so, stuart. if you are looking to buy in the lows and some of the highest. nstuart: does that mean little slowdown in america, the rest of the world not using as much copper, are we slowing down here because of that question art >> the opposite of that. we are going in the right direction. not as fast as everybody

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dir. god. >> catherine, as you begin to do this, and again, as were these points of continuing education, there are any number of policy issues that are-.com by way or out in the broader arena of discussion. catherine has tried to-whether it be at the state level or federal level, at least register it perspective from our point of view. some of these, is a large employer, we need to be active in. so, it's a matter of why are we worried about reimbursement stuff from cms. what the devil does that have to do with the city and county of san francisco? well, these policy questions begin to translate into real dollars and it comes to how cost are driven, other managed and how they're determined. so, it's quite appropriate that we comments were given the opportunity.. more poorly, as we have been doing more recently, seek out the opportunities. so, with that, please. >> thank you commissioner scott. you all recall during healthcare reform there was a proposal to include medical reimbursement for

. >> good morning, supervised on jill robinson dir. of behavioral health services.my prior position was that of the director of behavioral health services for the jail. i was in the jail for about 20 years. in the jail, there is approximately 11-17% of the individuals that have a serious mental illness, that being defined as someone with a psychotic disorder were a major mood disorder, like bipolar. about a month ago we did a one-day snapshot to try to get an exact percentage, and that date it was 14%, which was around 170 individuals. one thing to note, people with mental illness tend to stay in a jail longer than those in general population. it is due to a multitude of reasons. things like the individuals may struggle to understand the court proceedings. they may struggle to work with their attorney in their own defense. they also are frequently homeless. they also don't have the resources to get out on bail or they don't meet the criteria to get on their own recognizance. so, it's about 125-140 day that these individuals are incarcerated more than those without m

. >> good morning, supervised on jill robinson dir. of behavioral health services.my prior position was that of the director of behavioral health services for the jail. i was in the jail for about 20 years. in the jail, there is approximately 11-17% of the individuals that have a serious mental illness, that being defined as someone with a psychotic disorder were a major mood disorder like bipolar. about a month ago we did a one-day snapshot to try to get an exact percentage, and that date it was 14%, which was around 170 individuals. one thing to note, people with mental illness tend to stay in a jail longer than those in general population. it is due to a multitude of reasons. things like the individuals may struggle to understand the court proceedings. they may struggle to work with their attorney in their own defense. they also are frequently homeless. they also don't have the resources to get out on bail or they don't meet the criteria to get on their own recognizance. so, it's about 125-140 day that these individuals are incarcerated more than those without me

dir. god. >> catherine, as you begin to do this, and again, as were these points of continuing education, there are any number of policy issues that are-.com by way or out in the broader arena of discussion. catherine has tried to-whether it be at the state level or federal level, at least register it perspective from our point of view. some of these, is a large employer, we need to be active in. so, it's a matter of why are we worried about reimbursement stuff from cms. what the devil does that have to do with the city and county of san francisco? well, these policy questions begin to translate into real dollars and it comes to how cost are driven, other managed and how they're determined. so, it's quite appropriate that we comments were given the opportunity.. more poorly, as we have been doing more recently, seek out the opportunities. so, with that, please. >> thank you commissioner scott. you all recall during healthcare reform there was a proposal to include medical reimbursement for

under and to the folks in the neighborhoods innovate a code compliant there is in the dir we'll lookt if a medias times i think i like that what the gentleman said don't be afraid of height in exchange for the right lot we received some communication today from mr. boskovich on the traffic impact aim to work with the gentleman on a simulation of the impacts i have to telling us there are some many people that spoke about so many things it is hard to focus i'm overwhelmed i asked that last time if you can come up with the lady with the glasses in the last right now so i met with the project sponsor and how did you reach out to the neighborhoods she told us will the access and the cam folks indeed your invited to the table can you tell me how that went. >> if you're seeing the presentation we've gone introduce the presentation but in regards to raising little initials of heights and shadows and traffic all those are dismissed they wrote a it down and we've not heard about it today is the first time we got to see what the project is is going to look like we were hoping the informational

. >> seems a dir of responsibility i don't want to see spelled out if this particular recommendation. praepz perhaps to the recommendation of item 5 to clarify the let the city attorney's office in conversation with the planning department add an additional non-substantive ordinance that is stating what the fact is. >> i'd like to have it would give me the feeling you're doing business as you you usual i'll be more comfortable having that added thank you mr. sanchez an amendment with addressed verbiage of what you just said. >> is that okay with the maker of the motion. >> i didn't follow. >> the planning department in council in accomodation with recommendation number 5 and the confusion with recommendation 5 that is the practice anyway that the city attorney makes the non-substantive changes by calling it out is a mistake to call it out if we took it out that's substantive and non-sub thank you very much have to cock it is walked taking it out but pit it in this whole conversation is non-substantive we've wasted people's time if so the practice i'm fine. >> i know more than some of

mary's square in my in an union square so i'm dir to the commission if you really understand this talk to me and explain it i'm hoping you know a little bit more than i do thank you. >> good work commissioners jim abrams law i'm here to support this ordinance it is actually very simple in terms of its effect if i can explain from a basic stand out when you build a new building in c-3 you're allowed a health expectation for the rooftop and the penthouse and elevator penthouse things that serve the rooftop open space like a restaurant if you have an existing building an existing preearthquake building would you want to do the same thing to build that 16 foot exception didn't apply the building is over the height limit in the planning code generally, we say the 16 foot elevators penthouse is exempt from heights for existing buildings over the height limit that 16 foot exception is not allowed this allows for about i can e historic building to go to the hpc to ask them to approve a penthouse up to 16 feet in height the same exception that all outlet buildings downtown get just for in the p