for the last six years we have struggled to work in collaboration with ucsf city wide to currently with hold those services contracts. we even engage in year long mediation in 2013 and '14 at the request of the director. at the time of the submission for this rfp, they refused to provide services city wide, a right which we have under our operating agreement with the city and county of san francisco, section 4.9.c. we also have been allows ucf city wide to operate without a current valid mou between ourselves and the city. chs terminated for cause the mou in september of last year. no one reached out to us in september to resolve this issue. it was radio silence. it stated that any agency applying for funds under rfp8 had to demonstrate site control to be considered. it was a threshold criteria. city wide does not have site control, mou, pay rent or a lease and they remain on site providing services at the generosity in service to our residents. i'm asking the commission today to instruct director garcia to not to enter into this new contract with city wide at this time. since chp does

ucsf medical officials say they rescheduled appointments in preparation. >> the body of a missing fisherman from daily city recovered yesterday. they found the remains of 39-year-old johnson ink 2:00 yesterday on levy around the false river. missing since april 28 when he and another fisherman were thrown off their boat near antioch bridge. passer by rescued the other man. neither were wearing life jacket at the time. >> now a shooting that left one man in critical condition last saturday. police arrested 20-year-old of oakley and 21-year-old in attempted homicide. cell phone video you see here that night shows several gunshots being fired and people screaming at ship avenue. no one else was hurt. >>> we also have new details about the man who died following a hit-and-run crash in the east bay. victim is 63-year-old man from antioch. investigators said he was hit and killed friday night along highway 4 near bisqueler road. officers were on the scene searching for clue. they think they were sold by 2006 tundra pick up or sequoia suv that might be miss ago front right headlight. >> and shooting involving a p

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affiliations pc units in different parts of -- all of the city and as an example market street i noticed today, valencia, golden gate healthcare an affiliation of ucsf, commission bay, all over the water front. there's other hospitals in the area that have done the same thing. you name it. the shift is -- the question i have, are we going to be able to chart this? is this going to be part of our affiliated quote, whatever that means, units? are they going to be part of our over all due diligence pertape -- pertaining to quality of care to make sure that we are providing, you know, due diligence and oversight to ensure that we are tracking how services are being provided? just a question. related to the charity care report in the ordnance, we only collect from hospitals in particular so we wouldn't be able to do that unless we can change or ask for different reporting metrics. we haven't done that in the past and that's something that we could consider. that's something we want. >> i had one or two questions and i was looking for the slides and i actually can't find them. oh, there it is. it's on page 25. in regards -- actually, i want to commend all

ucsf becoming part of that project. later it became an integral part of it. no one conseefceived of the warrior's arena. all of those things are serving the city of san francisco well. that is what you're seeing here today. when the 49ers departed for santa clara and we might want to feel grateful for that, given their relationship with the city of santa clara. i think we all wondered what would happen with the site in the shipyard to which the -- how much the stadium was originally planned to be built in replacement for the one that was to be torn down at candlestick. what you're seeing before you today is reimaging of the shipyard site and i agree, with regard to the excitement behind the reuse of the historic buildings. we look forward to working on this for the city. we ask you to approve the items before you today. >> president hillis: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is eloise patten. i'm a native of bayview hunters point and the chair on the cac, the legacy committee for the shipyard and the committee for the southeast facilities, so i'm deeply ingrained in the community. i want to encourage you to improve the projec