that legitimized approving this struck the joint commission that accredits health care organizations mandated pain is treated like the 5th vital signs as patients routinely had their temperature and blood pressures checked doctors were expected to ask each person to rate their pain on a scale from $1.00 to $10.00 doctors and hospitals were mohnish to if they did not treat this pain the joint commission developed this pain as the 5th vital sign. as part of a grant to that was provided to them by the pharmaceutical company purdue pharma the joint commission on accreditation of healthcare organizations recently defined and adopted stringent pain standards on the basic thrust of our new standards is that organizations and practitioners have an obligation to ask the patient even if the patient doesn't look like he or she is in pain ask them to surprise me here when you go to a doctor's office how they ask you or are you having pain. though you may go for a raise that has nothing to do with pain which just added lighter fluid to the fire because because it became equivalent to say if you h

and one of the reasons racism has to be stopped is the joint commission on mental health in children,nment's joint commission in mental health in children in 1959 identified racism as the number-one health problem among children in the united states. and they didn't say among children of color, they said among all children because if you base your self-image on the amount of kchemical in your ski, we have a problem and need to solve that problem. we need to stop talking about races and start talking about the human race. there's only one race of people on the face of the earth and that's the human race. you and i came from the same ancestors, reverend al. that means you and i are 30th to 50th cousins. i get upset when my pale-faced cousins abuse darker skinned colors cousins because of the ignorance of my pale skin cousins who think skin color is indicative of anything but skin color. i'm just really angry about this. i know i'm not supposed to be an reasoning a te on television. >> you expressed that anger for a while and stood up as a white female dealing with this and when i look a

that come through the security arrangements that could happen within the framework of the joint military commission and the sub just learned of committees. and the only role of the u.n. mission to libya another option that we might want to consider. peace because might want to consider in this respect is a direct dialogue between the rival minister ministries of the interior in tripoli and so the objective here is to have a quick military dialogue and start security arrangement. and then take things from there jonathan winer and you see you with a special envoy to live you've got considerable experience in the country when it comes to negotiating with with different sides and also in other conflicts as well is it time to have unity lab the united nations mission to libya is that the best apparatus that we can to hari this procedure along or is that all going to work. well there is no alternative to having the u.s. taking a lead in negotiations you can have the locations for talks move from geneva to tunis to paris to berlin or wherever but it needs to be led by the un because any other leader inclu

the sentencing for a company that's found a way to keep performing joint cave at 19. commissions still remain very unpleasant across much of the korean peninsula in particular tools the south more cloud is these jamie and and there is a very heavy rain in the full cost but this is the conditions in the southwest this huge and deadly landslide a mudslide occurred of course because as a result of these continuing heavy rains there is more this in the forecast on monday in fact some very heavy amounts of rain to the east of there across into japan want to scout a chance and then really through much of central and western china again we have these areas of scottish some thunderstorms say that rain will continue across the korean peninsula eventually late in the day it should begin to ease but all the while back into china those rains again fairly heavy but also some heavy rain across into the south as well and the rains very widespread across much of south asia the next couple of days are going to see much more on the way of rain across much of these coastal areas you can see the way

supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> announcer: you're watching "coping with covid-19." today's special guest is dr. steven getnick. >> hi, i'm chris man us and you're watching "coping with covid-19." today my guest is the director of the behavior therapy center of san francisco

dead of a popular musician state one human rights commission also says the violence has killed 178 people since june. greece and france have held a joint naval exercise in the eastern mediterranean sea standoff between greece and turkey over energy exploration escalated this week with the arrival of a turkish research vessel accompanied by ships. lebanon's parliament has approved the state of emergency in beirut it was declared by cabinet after last week's explosion but had to be ratified by m.p.'s after 8 days that the days now of protests calling for a complete political overhaul demonstrates as a furious of politicians for what they see as in action that entrenched corruption last week's explosion killed more than 200 people let's go live now to beirut al-jazeera stephanie deca is there staff where are you how are people coping. i think that's a question you're talking about about the politics and the repercussions but it really is about how many people's lives changed in a 2nd we are in an apartment that should males apartment for now that has 2 young children she lost her husband here in the apartment which is very close to the po

are calling for this i've written myself about a proposal 'd to have a joint government and private sector and civil society commission to oversee the disbursement of aid and to monitor its spending so that you don't have a being used to build a power station next to some minister's house or to buy your cousin a new car which has happened and the past so i think foreign aid the humanitarian day that's going to come in the it can be a crucial pivot to start forcing on the government a mechanism of decision making that is shared between the state and some of the few honest people there are honest people in the state there are good people in the government but they don't make the decisions and so you can give some of those good people in the government with the people that are sector working together another was you share sovereignty use you dishonor and i as an authoritarian system and you make it share power with others and together they make decisions for the benefit of all this is not only possible step for lebanon it can be a signal to the rest of the art world about again the transition mechanism and then this can

this is present to a joint board of supervisors police commission meeting november 15, 2015.ll supervisors and all police commissioners were given multiple copies of the report. the d.p.a. stated montoya was on the radar. nothing was ever done. the city settled two more losses on his behalf, beside my son. line item of the settlement amount, the city paid enormous costs for rogue policing such as the investigations and the legal defense by the city attorney. the uprising and trauma around killing of george floyd, brought us back together to create a petition to highlight and demand the city to fire him. we gathered approximately 10,000 signatures. the d.p.a. and the e. punishment f. hai.f. hasnot protected citi. >> next speaker please. >> hi. i'm calling in to ask you to reject mayor's budget proposal as more need to be done to help things such as covid relief, housing relief, education, homelessness, and more. these departments are being cut more than the police bun budget. i became aware of the city charter. we will be voting on to end and no longer be tied by this. by voti

this is present to a joint board of supervisors police commission meeting november 15, 2015.ll supervisors and all police commissioners were given multiple copies of the report. the d.p.a. stated montoya was on the radar. nothing was ever done. the city settled two more losses on his behalf, beside my son. line item of the settlement amount, the city paid enormous costs for rogue policing such as the investigations and the legal defense by the city attorney. the uprising and trauma around killing of george floyd, brought us back together to create a petition to highlight and demand the city to fire him. we gathered approximately 10,000 signatures. the d.p.a. and the e. punishment f. hai.f. hasnot protected citi. >> next speaker please. >> hi. i'm calling in to ask you to reject mayor's budget proposal as more need to be done to help things such as covid relief, housing relief, education, homelessness, and more. these departments are being cut more than the police bun budget. i became aware of the city charter. we will be voting on to end and no longer be tied by this. by voti

supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the jointture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people. >> coping with covid-19 with chris manning. >> hi. i'm chris manners, and you're watching coping with covid-19. my guest today is tanya peterson. she's the director of the san francisco zoo on sloat boulevard, and she's here today to talk about how t

wanted to mention was the crisis response team that was briefly discussed at the last commission meeting. this is a joint effort between the department's ems6 program and the department of public health. in our budget we talked about a $2 million allocation from the mayor's office for the pilot program with the intention that along the line -- down the line there would be additional bond money off a ballot initiative that would be available if passed to expand this program. so the original allegation was designed and the program at least initially was designated for two teams per day. this came up in the budget discussions at the board level and mainly through the d.p.h. budget but there was a desire to expand that program to six teams per day which is significantly increasing the scope of the program. a lot of those final talks on budget are still underway but there are positive signs for additional resources to support that. we should have an update at the next meeting but this is one of the pieces that the final pieces of deliberation. and all signs are positive for now and we will keep everybody post

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have real meetings again, sometime in 2137 -- [laughter] -- i think a joint meeting between our board and the rec and park commission would be a really valuable thing to do. the staffs are collaborating a lot. and i think in terms of someone who is very simpatico to our mission, that commission and our board, i think, could do some real damage together. >> director eaken: that's great. i will take that under advisement. another commissioner makes a lot of sense for us to collaborate. >> madame chair, we've gotten word that the meeting has been completely dropped from the public. and so we are going to have to take a short break while we reconnect. this is what happens when people hit mute all. >> how do you even hit mute all? >> i don't know but we'll take a all right, madame chair, we have been told that the issue has been resolved. madame chair? madame chair, the issue has been resolved. >> director borden: wonderful. i'll call the meeting back to order. unless there are any additional comments, i'll open -- >> actually before we go to public comment, i do just want to make sort of a last-ditch request for, not ju

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commission to resign. the primaries for voting centers that had not received ballots by early this afternoon are expected to be rescheduled. presidents of puerto rico's, 2 main political parties held a joint press conference and said they agreed that the remaining primaries should be held on august 16th. other politicians though arguing that the entire primary should be scrapped and held at another date. >>a 17 year-old boy is dead and 20 people were shot including an off-duty dc police officer happened early this morning at a block party. in southeast washington d c reporter justin hinton has the latest now. >>and it is from the previous night's party in southeast only tells half the story that would end with an aunt and a cousin grieving 17 year-old christopher brown killed during a mass shooting. after police say a dispute led to bullets. it was. 5th with even more so since gatherings of more than 50 people are banned in dc supposed to be all sat lie on impulse the police officers was outside assay it was all those people aside the lobby, yeah shut this stuff, daniel chief newsham says it's under investigation, but his understanding is that there weren't enough officers on scene to bre

supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fourth and mission in san francisco under the chefs ria, marlene and betsy. they are proud of me. i don't want to leave them out of the journey. everyone works hard. they are very supportive and passionate about what they do, and they all have one goal in mind for the bayview to survive. >> all right. it is time to eat, people.>> aug into the record. the mayor declared a state of emergency, making it possible to hold hearings remotely. on april third 2020, the planning commission received authorization to reconvene through the end of the shelter in place. i'm

commission. i think it's really important to work together on these issues and i think it'd be a great opportunity to to have a special joint hearing on all the issues and how we can generate revenue whether it's parking. the final item i'll ask a question maybe your director's report will let us know but it seems the mission bus line seems more crowded of late and don't know if we're seeing an uptick in the numbers but i look forward to that in your director's report. with that i guess we're ready to move on to the next item unless directors have more fnew or unfinished business. >> it may seem like a small point but i think we can look at items big and small during these meetings. i was made aware of someone almost being hit at the traffic circle and it could have been serious. i'dlike to reflect on traffic circles and their purpose as corridors. to me it distinctly feels like a pedestrian-safety trade-off to have an uncontrolled intersection. i walk around there and anecdotally see a lot of drivers confused and near misses. i'd like to hear staff's reflection on what you thought would be an improvement but there may be a

best of our ability, we supplement the great work of the joint information center, their community brank, along with the human rights commission and provide outreach that's not associated with complaint response. either way, when we go out in the field, we take an educational response and coach businesses about how to be in compliance with the city's current guidelines, and whenever possible, we utilize course correction to ensure compliance for any future visits from regulatory agencies. during c. e.r. t. visits, we provide signage and documentation, and we work to provide small amounts of face coverings for businesses in need to distribute to their patrons. we document each and every visit we make, so that's why it'scome cumbersome for us to do outreach. here are some numbers. we have done outreach in every supervisorial district and have distributed 127,000 face coverings to businesses. we also distribute signage in english, spanish, chinese, tagalog, and vietnamese. this is in response to a note that i received from director dick-endrizzi. spacing of tables in outdoor dining. it's not just about spacing the tables 6 feet a

commission tonight. this is an important area of policy work that d.p.a. has participated in, partnered with these organizations and the department. we are committed and look forward to continuing all of our joint work in this area. thank you. >> thank you very much. i am getting feedback. do you have a question? >> thank you for that presentation. i understand you you are filling some big shoes for the moment. remember the manual we worked on. can you tell us where it is in and when we can see it implemented to ensure it is in the field officer's hand with this information? >> right now i can't tell you. it is something that i am aware of. i have in the notes what it is. i will report at next week's commission. >> that was my only question. >> as far as domestic violence manual that is in the final stage. we had a meeting on that manual. the second one is scheduled for tomorrow, i think. once we do that. we hope to be finished to get that manual in front of the commission. [please stand by] our prior productions by category and case. previously, we were counting the number of productions, which made the numbers a little bit confusing. for example, some very large cases would have multiple prod

planning and throughout the engineering process our commission believes that lessons from programs like the toll bridge seismic program and other more joint venture relationships will improve the regions ability to manage risk and avoid some of the problems that are created when programs get delivered in a single agency silo. i'm excited to support chair chang and the other members of the team and as shown in the bottom grey bar acting as a direct conduit to the programming efforts that will be so critical in developing the funding and scheduling of the rail program. the membership slide defined two major support efforts underway. , the executive steering committee and integrated program team. the committee is represented by cal-train and county of san francisco andle california high-speed rail authority, and the san francisco county transportation authority, as well as mtc. i want to specifically thank director lipkin for his dual role in sitting on this board, as well as the program committee. we do believe this is a good model for several megaprojects that are in the region, primarily rail projects that the region is planning on delive

commission tonight. this is an important area of policy work that d.p.a. has participated in, partnered with these organizations and the department. we are committed and look forward to continuing all of our joint work in this area. thank you. >> thank you very much. i am getting feedback. do you have a question? >> thank you for that presentation. i understand you you are filling some big shoes for the moment. remember the manual we worked on. can you tell us where it is in and when we can see it implemented to ensure it is in the field officer's hand with this information? >> right now i can't tell you. it is something that i am aware of. i have in the notes what it is. i will report at next week's commission. >> that was my only question. >> as far as domestic violence manual that is in the final stage. we had a meeting on that manual. the second one is scheduled for tomorrow, i think. once we do that. we hope to be finished to get that manual in front of the commission. [please stand by] our prior productions by category and case. previously, we were counting the number of productions, which made the numbers a little bit confusing. for example, some very large cases would have multiple prod

poverty and inequality commission have united to cool on the first minister to bring forward, not to delay but to bring forward an equivalent of the scottish child payment. in a jointen greater struggle before the scottish child payment begins its roll—out. the scottish government has said that covid makes this difficult. but covid makes this difficult. but covid is what makes it urgent. if it is possible to rapidly introduce payments to businesses in need, surely it is possible to rapidly introduce payments to families and children in need. so, first minister, will you get the cash to the families who need it now? scotla nd the families who need it now? scotland is about to become the only country in the uk that has a scottish child payment. we will start to take applications for that in november this year in the first payment will be made at the start of next year. no other government in the uk, including the welsh labour government is getting anywhere near doing what we are doing to deliver what's been described by poverty campaigners as a game changer for child poverty. that is what doing within our powers. and yes because of the systems have to be put in place

commission tonight. this is an important area of policy work that d.p.a. has participated in, partnered with these organizations and the department. we are committed and look forward to continuing all of our joint work in this area. thank you. >> thank you very much. i am getting feedback. do you have a question? >> thank you for that presentation. i understand you you are filling some big shoes for the moment. remember the manual we worked on. can you tell us where it is in and when we can see it implemented to ensure it is in the field officer's hand with this information? >> right now i can't tell you. it is something that i am aware of. i have in the notes what it is. i will report at next week's commission. >> that was my only question. >> as far as domestic violence manual that is in the final stage. we had a meeting on that manual. the second one is scheduled for tomorrow, i think. once we do that. we hope to be finished to get that manual in front of the commission. [please stand by] our prior productions by category and case. previously, we were counting the number of productions, which made the numbers a little bit confusing. for example, some very large cases would have multiple prod

commission tonight. this is an important area of policy work that d.p.a. has participated in, partnered with these organizations and the department. we are committed and look forward to continuing all of our joint work in this area. thank you. >> thank you very much. i am getting feedback. do you have a question? >> thank you for that presentation. i understand you you are filling some big shoes for the moment. remember the manual we worked on. can you tell us where it is in and when we can see it implemented to ensure it is in the field officer's hand with this information? >> right now i can't tell you. it is something that i am aware of. i have in the notes what it is. i will report at next week's commission. >> that was my only question. >> as far as domestic violence manual that is in the final stage. we had a meeting on that manual. the second one is scheduled for tomorrow, i think. once we do that. we hope to be finished to get that manual in front of the commission. [please stand by] our prior productions by category and case. previously, we were counting the number of productions, which made the numbers a little bit confusing. for example, some very large cases would have multiple prod