the san francisco general hospital building 5 seismic retrofit project is in construction. and the they are required to provide construction and services for the over all duration and construction phase of the project. them is primarily a result of the over all increase in the construction duration. and i hope the following slides will help illustrate reasons for this increase. to start i'd like to over view the project scope. in 2016. the new building 25 trauma center completed and opened to the public. transferring the in patient clinical services from the 1970's building 5 hospital to the new building 25. in the photograph you seat building 25 with the curved glass and building 5 highlighted in blue and orange border of the 1970s reenforced concrete building. in may of 2016 they were awarded a contract for seismic retrofight building 5. their scope included evaluation of the existing building. development of a viable seismic retrofit and design. preparation of construction documents. permit approval by the office of state wide health and plan and development, and now the

san francisco general hospital. in walnut creek, eight tree landed on the contra costa trail. san francisco and the peninsula saw its share of flooding today, tara campbell is on top of our building overlooking the bug darrow, and what a good viewpoint you have from here. >> yes, dion, what a good difference we have from earlier today. the san francisco fire department saying, despite what has been a difficult day, the show will go on, and we can see people funneling in for the show. water dripping across winds whipping, mud sliding and taking some san mateo residents by surprise. >> this is not usually this high. >> water levels are much higher than usual. >> similar scenes playing out in san francisco. >> house flooding, rock slides, mudslides, rocks -- trees lines down. we are asking the pub please, if you don't have to be driving right now please don't be out on the streets riving your car. >> flares going up at the alameda boulevard entrance, cesar chavez, down trees. oyster point, floodwaters closed a portion of one of one completely. how many locations have you been to rescued -- to rescue people who were in their vehicles? >> we been 200 throughout the day. >> is san fran

building. we have all kinds of improvement opportunities. >> the hospital does have an official name, zumbro river san francisco general hospital.at do you think about this practice of naming public institutions after wealthy donors? >> that is a great question. realistically, society depends on private philanthropy to do so much. it is strategic capital for example at the hospital. it funds those activity and innovation grants that over the years have created new programs, social medicine, the addiction care team. the reality is society does depend on the lamp the p. what we do at the san francisco general hospital foundation is we have a gift acceptance committee and we assessed was giving that gift and what type of gift that is in the complexities. is a property or if it's cash. we do believe in public-private partnerships. in the case of mark zuckerberg, she went to ucsf medical school. she was a resident at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. she has dedicated her life to health equity. she's a teacher and shs a physician. >> the hospital has about $1 billion budget and you do get money from a lot of different places

san francisco general hospital's biggest fundraisers got underway today. today was opening day of the hearts in sf public arts display at the very building in san francisco. colorful heart sculptures are designed with different themes like the san francisco skyline and landmarks like the golden gate bridge, the palace of fine arts and the painted ladies, organizers say the sale of the heart says raised millions of dollars for the hospital. over the past 35 years we have raised about $245 million and. this annual event that has gone on since 2004 has raised over $34 million by selling these hearts and having our annual event the display includes six large heart sculptures, eight tabletop heart sculptures and nine many heart sculptures, all of them created by local artists for any musician, appearing and performing at carnegie hall is a huge accomplishment and some livermore high school musicians are getting that exact opportunity, but they need some help to make the trip happen. ktvu tom vacar as the story. the . through talent and hard work, livermore high schools, chamber orchestra and symphonic band have earned the equivalent of musicians chance of a li