and managed care for kaiser permanente members of the jewish home and probably about every other nursing home in the city and daily city i can say personally and professionally that the jewish home is a very special place i've been interested in older folks since i was a younger folk and now i'm won the way past baby boomer age i can personally is a this is a place that needs to be and needs to grow and although i would prefer to die at home and live my last year's in my own house as bruno heights my he next choice is the jewish home thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm arlene as a long time service volunteer form board chair of the zuckerberg jewish home and now chair the jewish foundation i'm a true believer in the mission and work of the home to enrich the quality of life of older adults our mission is worthy serving the underserved senior population and needed service in san francisco the campus is up to date we understand the needs for the judiciously home to renovate, upgrade their campus please support this amendment to help insure the jewish home c

. >> that man shares the home with his wife, a kaiser permanente pediatrician, that has also been cited in this case. >> reporter: sources tell me the call came in as a child in danger due to drug activity. police found 17 pounds of packaged not a girl's play room. it is an exclusive but people here were stunned when the major crimes task force found a marijuana operation in home's backyard. >> apalled. >> why? >> we've never had that in this neighborhood this, is a family neighborhood. we don't have pot in the backyard. >> i thought it couldn't be in this neighborhood. i was just really surprised. >> reporter: i caught up to the homeowner, john prescott white. >> reporter: john, i'd like to talk to you. i'm doing a story on the news at 6:00. >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: the i team obtained these photos a small section of the yard. sources tell me there were more than 100 plants and tell me white was also machining hash oil. >> very volatile. the chemicals that are use can cause and have caused serious fires and explosions. in residential airs. >> reporter: white is scheduled

and managed care for kaiser permanente members of the jewish home and probably about every other nursing home in the city and daily city i can say personally and professionally that the jewish home is a very special place i've been interested in older folks since i was a younger folk and now i'm won the way past baby boomer age i can personally is a this is a place that needs to be and needs to grow and although i would prefer to die at home and live my last year's in my own house as bruno heights my he next choice is the jewish home thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm arlene as a long time service volunteer form board chair of the zuckerberg jewish home and now chair the jewish foundation i'm a true believer in the mission and work of the home to enrich the quality of life of older adults our mission is worthy serving the underserved senior population and needed service in san francisco the campus is up to date we understand the needs for the judiciously home to renovate, upgrade their campus please support this amendment to help insure the jewish home c

. >>> the younger patients of kaiser permanente had some visitors from the dark side. >> reporter: the on kaiser permanente as storm troopers, biker scouts and an imperial officer invaded the pediatric unit. >> they wanted the bad guys. >> reporter: this was a friendly visit. this fan group takes its star wars seriously. their costumes are screen accurate. >> it is worth it when we see the smiles on the kids faces and we know we got it right. >> reporter: just ask tyler who can identify all the characters but says he is park to the storm troopers. >> because they have strong guns. >> reporter: tyler is battling a rare tumor and can use all the fire power he can get. having some star wars baddi seth on your side can't hurt. >> being able to see something cool like this is definitely a fantastic break from the day. >> reporter: and with many kids staying here for days and weeks, an imperial fight can be a distraction from their own battle. >> you get to see the joy and laughter, the moments of pure happiness, it means the world. >> there were plenty of high fives and gifts to go around,

and managed care for kaiser permanente members of the jewish home and probably about every other nursing home in the city and daily city i can say personally and professionally that the jewish home is a very special place i've been interested in older folks since i was a younger folk and now i'm won the way past baby boomer age i can personally is a this is a place that needs to be and needs to grow and although i would prefer to die at home and live my last year's in my own house as bruno heights my he next choice is the jewish home thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm arlene as a long time service volunteer form board chair of the zuckerberg jewish home and now chair the jewish foundation i'm a true believer in the mission and work of the home to enrich the quality of life of older adults our mission is worthy serving the underserved senior population and needed service in san francisco the campus is up to date we understand the needs for the judiciously home to renovate, upgrade their campus please support this amendment to help insure the jewish home c

yesterday, he received that bed courtesy of kaiser permanente. oakland mayor and kaiser's ceo stopped by to his home for a visit. hatch's daughter was overwhelmed by the gesture. >> this bed means a continuation of my father's long life and that is priceless and i am so grateful. >> the ceo of kaiser says the bed is ceo and will help prevent bed sores. >>> here we are in the thick of election season. today on the four, the data being crunched to educate you on what the candidates are really saying regardless of where you stand politically. we'll talk to crowd pack today on the four with mike mibach and keba arnold. >> thank you for making us your choice for news at noon today. hope you follow us on twitter and facebook. we'll see you back here for the 4's. have a great day! captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com >> today on "tmz" -- >> a lot of big stars, carrie underwood, kelly clarkson, on miley "american idol" and they're in madison square garden performing to thousands. uber driver. >> are you drivi

kaiser permanente's freemont medical center held its third annual drive-through flu shot clinic over the weekend. more than 400 people took advantage of the service. the highest turn-out to date. the clinics continue through november 20th with others planned in hayward, san leandro and union city. >>> san francisco's homeless czar is leaving his job. he has held that job since 2012. that is when the position was created. he says he's retiring, and he's leaving on his own terms. the mayor's office says dufty's last day will be november 7th. the mayor reported sam damage -- sash sam dodge. he's 60 years old. he's been well-known in san francisco politics and says he has not ruled out returning to politics. as of now, he has no firm plans. >>> san jose mayor will help launch a new wireless alert system that notifies parents if they accidentally leave their children in a car. it's calmed iremind. it was created by a woman from san jose made up of a bear-shaped sensor pad that goes under the car seat and a second attachment that goes on the side. the system then connects to an app that no

parts of the kaiser permanente center were without water for a short time, but service has been restored throughout the area. >> how much do you make and is it equal to your male counterpart? governor brown signing a new equal pay law for women. >> this is really a big day. important. inequities have plagued our state and burdened women forever are being resolved. >> the governor signing the law in rosy the riveter museum. he was surrounded by women leaders, their daughters, and girls from the community. it puts the burden on employers who prove when a man gets higher pay, it's based on factors other than gender. >> raising california's minimum wage was the reason for today's joint appearance by the mayors of san francisco and oakland. they're the co-leaders since their cities already have so-called living wage laws. petitions are getting sicircul e circulating to get it on next november's state ballot as well. >> we have seen in oakland that raising the minimum wage has not hurt our economy. in fact, our unemployment rate has gone down by 4%. >> now, if passed by voters, thenishative wo

the redwood city police tweeted this picture, showing the west road near kaiser permanente medical center. no word on what cause that had line to break. >>> we're hearing from the family of former inmates accusing deputies of torturing them. is it's a story vic lee broke yesterday. >> there is concern for south carolina communities dealing with the aftermath of flooding. why authorities are warning residents they may in the be out of danger yet. plus... >> i know there are many kids who are interested in changing the world. just want to know what more they can be doing. >> chelsea clinton visits the bay area, her it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. >>> as first reporting last night, former inmates filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the sonoma county sheriff. >> they charged they were beaten and tortured by deputies working as jail guards. >> they beat me. i was crying and i couldn't be. >> reporter: karina read a lett

. >> that man shares the home with his wife, a kaiser permanente pediatrician, that has also been cited> reporter: sources tell me the call came in as a child in danger due to drug activity. police found 17 pounds of packaged not a girl's play room. it is an exclusive neighborhood, but people here were stunned when the major crimes task force found a marijuana operation in home's backyard. >> apalled. >> why? >> we've never had that in this neighborhood this, is a family neighborhood. we don't have pot in the backyard. >> i thought it couldn't be in this neighborhood. i was just really surprised. >> reporter: i caught up to the homeowner, john prescott white. >> reporter: john, i'd like to talk to you. i'm doing a story on the news at 6:00. >> i have nothing to say. >> reporter: the i team obtained these photos a small section of the yard. sources tell me there were more than 100 plants and tell me white was also machining hash oil. >> very volatile. the chemicals that are use can cause and

and being supported kaiser permanente and slkt with our champion worries wednesday be october 14th. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you i'd like to noupsz that thursday october 16th our annual lgbtq center i invite everyone to attendee it is completely delightful at at middle school from 5:30 to 8:30 we're having the parents conference at manageable middle school from 9:00 a.m. to 2 public comment this coming saturday thank you. >> commissioner wynns. >> i hope everybody is done at a point of privilege i want to say not going to happen but tomorrow is my mothers one and first birthday and since you've been been so kind to her. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> i have a few announcements thank you to my colleagues at the celebration and a wonderful community it will be and also want to congratulates abraham lincoln many of you were on the anniversary on october 3rd i joined the s c i u for sunday october 4th for the barbecue and raffle and many of the members are politically to positions in the district so we're very glad for that and want to thank my colleagues would joined us at t

and managed care for kaiser permanente members of the jewish home and probably about every other nursing home in the city and daily city i can say personally and professionally that the jewish home is a very special place i've been interested in older folks since i was a younger folk and now i'm won the way past baby boomer age i can personally is a this is a place that needs to be and needs to grow and although i would prefer to die at home and live my last year's in my own house as bruno heights my he next choice is the jewish home thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm arlene as a long time service volunteer form board chair of the zuckerberg jewish home and now chair the jewish foundation i'm a true believer in the mission and work of the home to enrich the quality of life of older adults our mission is worthy serving the underserved senior population and needed service in san francisco the campus is up to date we understand the needs for the judiciously home to renovate, upgrade their campus please support this amendment to help insure the jewish home c

. >> that man shares the home with his wife kaiser permanente pediatrician who has also been cited in the case. >> now dan has the report seen only on 7 news. >> this is an exclusive neighborhood in san rafael with million dollar view and yacht club. people living here stunned when the marin couldn't major crime task force found a marijuana operation in this home back yard let thursday night. appalled. why. >> because we never had a thing like this in this neighborhood. this is a family neighborhood. we don't have pot in the back. >> thought it couldn't be in this neighborhood. i was really surprised. >> i caught up with the homeowner did. 41-year-old john prescott white. i would like to talk to you doing a story on the news at 6:00. have a good day. i have nothing to say. we obtain these photo taken just before the raid of just small section of the back yard. sources tell me there were more than 100 plants. assistant xhantder on the task force told me by phone white was also manufacturing hash oil process that can be very dangerous. >> very volatile. chemical used heat that is used.

kaiser permanente in fremont is offering drive-through flu shots. just roll down the window and roll up your sleeve. while you will a shots may not be that convenient, doctors say it's important to get one now before the end of the month. that's when the flu virus can begin to appear, and it takes two weeks for the vaccine to take effect. >>> a high school in fresno has some serious star power. >> hey, if it isn't -- if it isn't the entire class of the high school. he recorded a seven-minute video that played at halftime on friday night's homecoming game. it was a student's idea. they invited a social media campaign inviting him to school. tom hanks is on location shooting a movie, but to their surprise he still responded. >> didn't hear a response for quite a while and all of a sudden he responded two weeks later and we thought, are you serious? it's once in a lifetime. like for a long time. we will remember that it was tom hanks that paid attention to our school. >> students and teachers also dressed up as some of hanks's characters every day last

and being supported kaiser permanente and slkt with our champion worries wednesday be october 14th. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you i'd like to noupsz that thursday october 16th our annual lgbtq center i invite everyone to attendee it is completely delightful at at middle school from 5:30 to 8:30 we're having the parents conference at manageable middle school from 9:00 a.m. to 2 public comment this coming saturday thank you. >> commissioner wynns. >> i hope everybody is done at a point of privilege i want to say not going to happen but tomorrow is my mothers one and first birthday and since you've been been so kind to her. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> i have a few announcements thank you to my colleagues at the celebration and a wonderful community it will be and also want to congratulates abraham lincoln many of you were on the anniversary on october 3rd i joined the s c i u for sunday october 4th for the barbecue and raffle and many of the members are politically to positions in the district so we're very glad for that and want to thank my colleagues would joined us at t

and managed care for kaiser permanente members of the jewish home and probably about every other nursing home in the city and daily city i can say personally and professionally that the jewish home is a very special place i've been interested in older folks since i was a younger folk and now i'm won the way past baby boomer age i can personally is a this is a place that needs to be and needs to grow and although i would prefer to die at home and live my last year's in my own house as bruno heights my he next choice is the jewish home thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon i'm arlene as a long time service volunteer form board chair of the zuckerberg jewish home and now chair the jewish foundation i'm a true believer in the mission and work of the home to enrich the quality of life of older adults our mission is worthy serving the underserved senior population and needed service in san francisco the campus is up to date we understand the needs for the judiciously home to renovate, upgrade their campus please support this amendment to help insure the jewish home c

partners because we also want to make sure those businesses connect to yahoo and google and kaiser permanente the official timeline the program to here we opened it with the launch in november the application period was opened through april 30th just to restate what the criteria for participation there were basic 4 main criteria the business hsa hesitate to a minority owned lgbt or veteran owned a number of certification partners to work to get it certification if they were not certified located in the 9 bay area and in existence for 3 years and finally needed to provide a service that was needed for super bowl 50 again, a at some point of overall businesses that deliver large-scale events from caterersers you know your printed and promote materials to back office support and staffer agencies all are included in the events we closed the process april 30th i'll talk about the results in a few slides we 0 clotted to april 30th those businesses stayed in the program loans their certifications were pending and officially closed at the end of may new applications and at this point we began turning

have been critical to safeway lives every single year year this is part of the program that kaiser permanente offered and several years ago they provided a structure for the access to the health care in short we need this kind of money to help us the nonprofit health centers to continue to expand access to health care mission bay anything else will be detrimental to the new programs that's why we are a great deal of for the affordable health care and hepsz with the pressure today currently it is impossible to get providers we looked at the aspirins just to commend the staff this is true of health department we thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm nicole an executive director of walk sf thank you for your time today on this topic t s if is an exciting program to include the bicycle and pot of funds ear supportive of the concept and the fee in general we know our transportation system is critical for investing in the growth of our city and the future of our city in terms of reducing injuries for pedestrians bicyclists and motors along w

and being supported kaiser permanente and slkt with our champion worries wednesday be october 14th. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you i'd like to noupsz that thursday october 16th our annual lgbtq center i invite everyone to attendee it is completely delightful at at middle school from 5:30 to 8:30 we're having the parents conference at manageable middle school from 9:00 a.m. to 2 public comment this coming saturday thank you. >> commissioner wynns. >> i hope everybody is done at a point of privilege i want to say not going to happen but tomorrow is my mothers one and first birthday and since you've been been so kind to her. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> i have a few announcements thank you to my colleagues at the celebration and a wonderful community it will be and also want to congratulates abraham lincoln many of you were on the anniversary on october 3rd i joined the s c i u for sunday october 4th for the barbecue and raffle and many of the members are politically to positions in the district so we're very glad for that and want to thank my colleagues would joined us at t

the baseline study was done with 17,000 people at kaiser permanente in san diego, california.nd what they found out was that when people score high on a scale of 10 questions -- everybody has a score from zero to 10, the higher you are on that scale, the more likely you are to have problems with addiction with iv drug use, with smoking, with obesity, with all the public health problems that we're really seeing right now. i think a trauma-informed community and an open discussion about where these problems are going is the first step in addressing why people are using drugs in the first place. and, mr. president, you're absolutely right. what happens in those early years and reaching out to those families who we know are at risk and devoting the kind of resources that we would need to is really the first step i think in really truncating this. because if we don't, what we're going to be doing 25, 30 years from now is having the same discussion about why these kids are abusing drugs, obese, and so on and so forth. so i think that that's a really important part and to have that s

and being supported kaiser permanente and slkt with our champion worries wednesday be october 14th. >> ms. fewer. >> yes. thank you i'd like to noupsz that thursday october 16th our annual lgbtq center i invite everyone to attendee it is completely delightful at at middle school from 5:30 to 8:30 we're having the parents conference at manageable middle school from 9:00 a.m. to 2 public comment this coming saturday thank you. >> commissioner wynns. >> i hope everybody is done at a point of privilege i want to say not going to happen but tomorrow is my mothers one and first birthday and since you've been been so kind to her. >> (clapping.) thank you very much. >> i have a few announcements thank you to my colleagues at the celebration and a wonderful community it will be and also want to congratulates abraham lincoln many of you were on the anniversary on october 3rd i joined the s c i u for sunday october 4th for the barbecue and raffle and many of the members are politically to positions in the district so we're very glad for that and want to thank my colleagues would joined us at t

mass and scale they'll not give us another mission bay type of developments after we get the kaiser permanentect removed i'd like to remind the commissioners the city needs to individually look at the information provided by the developers regarding economic feasibility or infeasibility and shed the use that is a case preservation versus the city of santa fe and those presents an extraordinarily opportunities for the potrero hill call for readapt uses we're seeing worldwide demolition loophole don't let this happen thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> alison castro hill responsible we've been talking about the maktd out residential piecemeal and expressed our concerns this draft eir is a misrepresentation my name the city moved do goalpost without talking about the benefits in the eastern neighborhoods plan perhaps overlooked in our fiscal on the pipeline the eir vocal loss of pdr was we over build residential units the site were rezoned for mixed use zoning e zoning and 1.1.2 the ludicrously controls to protect against the wholesale displacements or pdrs despite the showcase squa

the baseline study was done with 17,000 people at kaiser permanente in san diego, california.and what they found out was that when people score high on a scale of 10 questions -- everybody has a score from zero to 10, the higher you are on that scale, the more likely you are to have problems with addiction with iv drug use, with smoking, with obesity, with all the public health problems that we're really seeing right now. i think a trauma-informed community and an open discussion about where these problems are going is the first step in addressing why people are using drugs in the first place. and, mr. president, you're absolutely right. what happens in those early years and reaching out to those families who we know are at risk and devoting the kind of resources that we would need to is really the first step i think in really truncating this. because if we don't, what we're going to be doing 25, 30 years from now is having the same discussion about why these kids are abusing drugs, obese, and so on and so forth. so i think that that's a really important part and to have that